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Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
Notes of the Campaign

l INFLUENCE ON BUSINESS STA
 BILITY.-What is the influence of i large corporations upon business sta | bility and prosperity? This is one of | the most important features of the sub | ject. The greatest menace to modern society is business depressiOns, which
 usually are the result of ignorant eag- erness among competitors. A slight | boom in business leads to rash in crease of output. Without any general knowledge of what is being done else | where, each hopes to fill the new void, | with the result of an increase of out put wholly Inappropriate to the de- mand. For instance the lllionis farm CT when the price of corn is high will double his acreage for corn, and next year finds that he can hardly sell the corn at any price and is compelled to use it for fuel. Large concerns tend to remedy this evil on the same principle that they invest heavily in experiment tation. They take pains to gather ac- curate information of the condition of their business throughout the world. They find it pays to be informed as to what next years demand is likely to be. Their investments are so large that
  calculate the demands of the market. With their comparatively accurate in formation they adjust their production with great precision to the present and probable future demand. As matter of fact, in lines of industry where the very largest concerns are organized there Is tine least perturbation. If the raising of corn were in the hands of a few well informed corporations instead of thousands of uninfOrmed small farmers the cratic ups and downs in corn farming would be largely avoided. Industrial depressions can never be eliminated until the relation of produc- tive enterprise to general consumption is reduced to some degree of precision. which the small gO-as-yOu-please pro- ducers can never do.
 Large corporations are superior to small concerns; first, because by the use of large capital and superior meth ods they improve the quality and re- duce the price of commodities; second, they are more favorable than smaller concerns to high wages, and individual freedom of labOrers; third, by introduc- ing scientific precision into industry they tend to increase the permanenct of employment and reduce the tend ency to industrial depressiOns, all O. which are vital elements in the nations prosperity and progress.-Professoi George Gunton.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

We trust that Mar: Smiths cold will not prevent him from telling his Ari- zona friends why, when he was a mem Der of congress he left his post and spent several weeks in Tucson def"nd" ing the Wham robb rs. afterward be- ing photographed with them.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
DEVELOPMENTS.

Life" said the moralist, lis filled with disappointments."
 That's right" said the shont haired young man. Tt seems to me that ev- cry time you get dollar you've got to disappoint some one else who was after the same piece of coin.'
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
THE QUESTION WITH HIM.

This system of purchasing votes is a highly iniquitOus one said the moral ist.
 Yes" answered Senator Sorghum, ruefully. "it do5s seem like downright robbery. but how else are you gong to get 'em?"
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

FOR FIRST VOTERS.-Let the new voter who inclnes Bryanward ask the oldest voter if Americans have ever known q presidential campaign like this:
 One element of the democratic party, the Bryanized gold democrats, are arguing first of all that Bryan. if elect ed. will be unable to carry out his plat form on free silver. Another group of democrats. mostly southerners, and many of them among the party's most distinguished members hold anti-im.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

GUM SHOE BILL STONE.-From time to time that ingenious Missour. statesman whom all know as Gum Shoe Bill'' folds his rainbow umbrella and steals away from New York to make a speech against imperialism and squeeZeS his tear ducts over the down trodden Tagals.
 The Kansas City Star recalls a speech made by this same Mssourian at AuXvasse. in his own state. August 26, 1899. Here is q passage in it which he must have forgotten: However much the war is to be deprecated. We must so end it as to leave our prestige unimpaired. It would be most unfor- tunate for us and greatly lessen our influence with the Asiatic nations to end the war in such way as to leave the impression We were wOrsted or that whatever concessions were made were eXtorted by force of arms. Unless the Filipinos are whipped into submiS- sion it will require high order of di- plOmacy to end the war to our adVant- age"
 The United States have been whip ping the FilipinOS into submission. Gum Shoe Bill and the rest of the Bryanites now shudder at the thought.
 Anti-imperialists who have only put on the anti at the command of the par amount should have long memories. There are other paramount issues which they can discuss to better -ad- vantage.-New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

For Councilman, JERRY MILLAY. For Assemblymen, B. A. FOWLER. SAM BROWN. A. P. SHEWMAN. THOMAS ARMSTRONG, JR. For Sheriff, F. W. SHERIDAN. For Treasurer, n. W. MESSENGER. For Recorder, GEORGE A. MAUK. For District Attorney, A. J. EDWARDS. For Assessor, o.,w. BARNETTt For Probate Judge, MA. MoRFoRD. Superintendent Of Public Instructfo1 J.W. STEWART. For Surveyor, W. A. HANCOCK. For Supervisors, F. H. PARKER. J. T. PRIEST.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
THE VALLEY BANK
 or PHOENIX. ARIzoNA.

Paid Up Capital ...... ......... .$100, 900 ourpluS ............ Ou,uVu VIM. CERISTY, President. J. c. KIRKPATRICK, Vice President. w. D. FULWILER, Cashier. LLOYD B. CHRISTY, Asst Cashier. Drafts issued on all of the important cities of the United States and Europe. Discount Commercial Paper and do d
 General Banking Business
 Office Hours: a. m. to 3 p. m.
 DIRECTORS. M. Fl. SHERMAN. VIM. CHRISTY. F.. BENNETT J. C. KIRKPATRICK FC HATCH. W. D. FULWIEER
 LLOYD B. CHRISTY.
 CORRESPONDENCE. Am. Exchange Nat'l Bank. .... New Yors Am. Exchange Natl Bank. Chicago First National Bank. Los Angeles Bank or ArlZOna- .HTescoll hNI1 The Anglo California Bank.
 .. Bar B'Panciscn Gal
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

There is said to be a man in Boston who has such q hatred for anything pertaining tn imperialism and mon archy that he invariably wears a crownless hat.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

GOMPERS ON TRUSTS.-In tho course of his speech in the Chicago trust conference in opposition to tho antitrust legislation, MT. GOmpers president of the American federation Q. labor. said:
 But organized labor looks with ap prehension at the many panaceas an6 remedies offered by theorists to curl the growth and development or de stroy the combinations of industry. We have seen those who know little of statecraft and less of economics urgt the adoption of laws to regulate inter state commerce and laws to prevent combinations and trusts. and We have also seen that these measures. when enacted, have been the very instru ments employed to deprive labor of the benefit of organized effort. while at the same time they have simply proven incentives to more subtly and surely lubricatc the wheels of capitals combination.
 For our part. we are convinced tha: the state is not capable of preventing the legitimate development or natura concentration of industry. All the propositions to do so which have come under our observation would beyond doubt react with greater force and in- jury upon the working people of ou. country than upon the trusts.
 '"There will be no cataclysm, but 3 transition so gentle that most men vii wonder how it all happened
 Tn the early days of our moderr capitalist system, when the individua employer was the rule under which in dustry Was conducted, the indivdua' wOrkmen deemed themselves sufficient ly capable to cope for their rights; when industry developed and employ CTS formed companies, the workmen formed unions when industry cOncen- trated into great combinations. the wOrkingmen formed their national and international unions: as emplOyments became trustified. the -toilers organized federatinns of all unions-local. nation al and internatiOnal-such as the American federation of labor"
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

PH0NIx. OCTOBER 20. 1900
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

Washington bureau, 800 Fourteenth street, N. W.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03

We ero ] The close unsettled and weak
& fi$s ds dS .srs winter X patents spring sisafs
ter s. grade $50 10 pe gNfF@ on N9 sp2t W an
$ i55lSs i5a$s 2s cR6f. BTE I
Srabd SMraAd-Easy Quoted; Kiln dried s. 5ogS2 65 as to
EEs3w fRRSsf sSs Thi1s aSotd S9a
BRAN si2s S5 TO- attE sFT' ws 2Se M midass fG s
s2S nssd G GFan an cs s @ IS homny @ M chop ST. oil
daa. n was season q lieni-
from cia cose %ho II the es' genera ef 1e
9oeD 96e or Two periods noiaSy The esy %
On from shorts and fairly aeoiVe C D
point heavy 1Roadns ho9eyer S and S si
trade was eonsidrabr eaRes1 Of & the dey s Inc local
hs as they had rather expected that this feature
POSITION TO 90 somewhat better before it should have
for holders the property and When the visible supply
bnation s s . pf 68 bush the COM
eny referred to- One OF the important factors instru
ram IN considerable quantities the part
sen wheat on rain matter whether 1t should
hammer prices at Gp tb n nI s n S%G @ was m prompt % % 70
a'oraoe opportunity hrouEhout the entire day On
anx SGk Of hn important demand A ali seq9oard
cline for the hf a 5 d @ bE @ 5 hSTed 6 oo &
lars, bths Berlin was marx lower Budapest points
supply ncTeaed $1,000 buh bg World 9e pmsh ve T
Tq5 iSoooCo bush snnaer than the previous week
4I4 cars last week and holiday year. Deliveries
Chicago they amounted to bush DuTins n the day
l1sc under Reports from Nebraska indicated
wheat Weld will reach about 20C00 900 while
wheat has suffered so damage. visible
ply which now includes private elevator Mil
waukee showed total of ~ 1862. 900
1852 900 bush last The local OF No
increased 100 bush and positions
at New York decreased 10000 bush Quotations
wheat. o b ahost basis. s follows: No red
Hew-Yors STAG. No hard Manitoba, S9asc; No hard
Dulutn, 81 &C: No Northern Duluth. S7sc, all
rive No Northern New York. ssae prompt. CORN
aonE w m %nShe osse G ri, t ao in
mission house buying Chicago. a
strong undertCne and sharp advance during early
afternoon Previous this upturn again
the market rather weak in sympathy with wheat.
First prices showed declines OF about sc from SATURDAY,
and the close %s112c lower. Early weakness
was prompted also by decline Of la@s+d in English
markets heaV-' inCrease in the and
favorable STOP 6eport The visible suppIy showed de-
crease OF 1142hO bush there reduction 1880
bush in the local stock Of No decrease of
l9s"o bush IN the total stock at this point No
closed 4Itsc elevator and delivered, 4s24c. ( o
ahoat. .OATS-There considerable weakness in
oats with heavy liquidation West by Northwest
parties who recently were good buyers Export business
st New-York amounted about e0000 bush
closed 29c: No oats g G; No white Bic No white.
5O12c: track mixed 2Q30l4c white. 30 635c: No
white clips; 81 ae. -RYF2-Market dull: No West
66. No Western. 651ac o h ahoat;
6Id62c, c New-YoEk CARROTS.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July 2-ClOsing: BeeL-Extra India mess
steady. lbs 3D.; prime dull 6s I'd POrk-Prime
mess fine Western steady 65s. Lard-American refined
in pals steady 36s; prime Western tierces steady.
34s Sd. Hams-Short 16 10, Cd Bacon
CumberIand cut. 2s 70 30 10 frn 4Os short rib. IS
% ~ steady 42s Cd; long clear midies light 30
% Ib nrn AS long clear middies heavy 55 to 90 10
clear bellies IA 16 10, firm, 4Os ShouIders-S4uare
II 10. steady. S6s Cheese-Ameriean finest white
colored steady 4Ss Cd. Taow-Prine city Arm,
Australian in London steady 25s "a Cottonseed oil
Hull refined. JulyAugust. steady, 21s Cd Turpentine
Spirits steady. 36s Cd Rostn-Con3mon firm: IS Hops
ISndon-Pacihc steady, e 1SsGf3 15s Lnseed
OIL 3Ts Sd Butter-Good United States, T5s Petroleum
esd. PeaS-CanadIan, IS Sd Wheat-Spot dull; No 1
Northern spring. 47d. No I California 6d66s I'd;
du July, IS 21sd; septe ber 6s 3d December
nominal Corn-Spot firm: American mixed. IS Id;
old. 4d; futures dull July. 3s sd; September
Id. Flour-St Louis fancy winter dull, IS Sd. I'M
ports Liverpool for the week-From Allan
tic ports 400 quarters; from other ports $4,000 I'm
ports Liverpool for the weekFrom Atlantic
ports. "a 4O0 quarters.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03

good color So 75af4 Jersey stoekes s2ass stock
hsfsIs good to best 81 1888 so. stable fed
SodS 20 fresh cows choice extra good bag S4O4$4S
good TO choice ss59s4o sprinsers choice extra sara
S4o' common and poor cows SiS4S22
common TO good s251$3O: calves choice 70 extra sea
90 y good TO choice S5 50Ts6: heavy calves sac
~ . Sheep and lambs dull: spring lambs. SGISG
good to choice s. 75asG yearlngs choice to extra 81 7
SS 90 good 70 choice 81 50QS4 IS sheep. mixed
10 extra - i5g$4 so3d 70 choice 50 50aSs IS wethers
handy So oOaSG 75 heavy far ewes ga 25&s3 so
HOGS - 4GSo So forkers. s. +0GS5 45: pigs 50 45Q
Close steady '
East Liberty July Cattle steady: IS COZ
~ ~; prime, 80 4Sa$S 60: common. So 50ast Hogs
active prime mediums and best Workers. s.
heavy hogs. IS 40. pigs light Yorkers S. +OGS5 4s
roushs, SO 1905. Sheep slow: choice wehers 81 25G
veal calves SIS 5OdS6
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 2.-Cattie- Receipts. 210OO head steers
active, steady strong; butchers stronger
cept common kinds; best sale to-day. head
az 50 5. and carloads 81 50; natives good prime
steers 50 @ouS5 So poor mediurn. 81 6Gfso 15
lected feeders steady SO 1884 T5 mixed stockers
81 5CSS i5 81 9OaS4 hefeTs So OoQ 50 l
neTS. S29S2 70; bulls good choice steady. others
lower at 81 5OSi 40; calves steady "a 50qS0 90 Texans
RECEIPTS. 900 head best sale to-day carloads at
% 10; Texas fed steers steady strong - 4lSo
Texas steers So 1884 25 Texas bulls 81 6o9ss IS
Hogs-Receipts to-day 600 head; tomorrow "a 900
estimated. LEFT over l,4o0 mostly oe lower TOP. IS y
choice heavy 50 1OQ$5 rough heavy 81 eoGS5 05 light
S54S5 20; bulk OF IS l2l1 $50 III Shesp-Re-
ceipts 1900 head sheep lambs steady strong for
good 70 choice others slow good to choice wehers 81 2S
s4 90; choice $3 25Q$4 IS: Western sheep
SO 50 Western lambs. So 50dS6 90.
Cattle strong higher $S 25Rs5 l5 Sheep steady 81 500
81 Lambs active higher. So 1896 IS
East Buffalo July 2Reeeipts; Cattle 2i7 cars; sheep
and lambs, as cars: hogs cars shpmens-Csttle. IS
sheep and lambs, - cars; hogs IS Cattle
generally lower with 165 loads sale Selected dry ed
top quality butchers steady but medium grassy butchers
and stoekers feeders lOq25c lower exporters
feeders closed demoraiEed Coed
export cattle desirable quality, s. 400
so; good do SoGSS 9o export bulls choice
81 good choice butcher 81 $50
IS 10: good 10 do 50 40gt4 SIS: good best
bulls So 1888 IS feeder bulls. 50 509s3 J0 good 70
s. IS rat cows eo%mon fair soss2 So feedins
extra S4GS4 2S; stock calves, Michigan.
choice fsaS4 IS stock bulls 81 1888 IS: calves
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through Ira4nS New iOrk. VI ST,
"A follows and 8 minutes earlier W. I'D 81.
m. Daily-Solid train for Buffalo. .. m
Bnghamton. Waverly. ElmirR and Bradford. CoAehes
pArlor and cafe dining 70 Buffalo.
Dab q. m.-Daily. except Sundays, Binghamton
Owego. Waverly. Elmra and Delaware Valley points
Daily Port Monticello. Pullman Parior
2.3O D. m. DaiIy.-Chicako Llmited-FasI mail--sOld
Chicago arriving $40 Cleveland
Seepers TO CEicago Cleveland Cincinnati. Dining
7.3O y. m. Daiiy.-Bu1alo Cleveland Express-arr
town 1917 M; Cleveland 1880 SeeDers TO Bunalo
and Cleveland. Gaze
D.I0 D. m Daily.-Solid train for BnEhamton.
Dining
TINICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
L COMMODATIONS III II2. 26I. 4O1 and S5T
way i25th St. 2T3 l25th ST. Chambers
and West 23d ferries New 333 $50 Fulton
St. es Broadway, Brooklyn: 122 River ST. Hoooken,
Jersey Station Transfer calls for
checks baggage to Destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Fork, July 2. 1900.
COFFEE-There pretty brisk trading In
directed toward the positions, which showed
sn Of 25d40 points the opening call while
advanced but 10 points. The improve
.nsn the call easily traced higher European
arbitrary attitude the part Of holders
snd & continued bsckwardness to the movement OF
crop supplies showing up al Rio and Santos The
early cables showed rise Of hd% franc al Havre.
of az pfg a. Hamburg and the Rio rate OF
change 5-S2d being advance Of SLED On the
ether Rio reported coffee 75 lower
the cables, being muated in transmission,
incomplete. but showed weak market. Receipts
coffee Rio 5000 bags The warehouse dev-
eres n this country were moderate. and while spot
coffee held a rule a advance Of lsdic (No
2 Rios dSc--spot buyers slow TO respond and
the basis only nominally established BY
market had receded 5Gl5 points from the opening
tass and showed generally easier feeling, the atti
iacTesFe confidence in much broader market unless
gone bull material made its appearance During
the afternoon trading again active with prices
higher covering The market closed steady al
q ne; advance Of 25G40 points Sales, 81. $50 bags
Receipts RIO for the week Just ended were about
5000 against % 900 the previous week and 1000
year. receipts aggregated 5000
compared with % 900 20 COO bags the
week year ago Rio shipments 70 Europe; 1900
iag shipments Europe. 23o bags. The total
os coffee taken from warehouses in the United
States $1,000 bags compared with TO,GT3
bags previous week and 1888 bags last year or the
former amount New York reported rs O0o bags
Foreign coffee Msrksts-SsntOs-Coff market weak:
good average 6Ss00; receipts 200 stock
9OT 600 bags Hamburg-Conee market opened 4 pig
sT sales 1900 bss. Havrecoffee % naet 1 oPesed
steady, aiz franc higher; p advanced 4 franc;
franc higher near. unchanged far months; total
sales 5000 bags
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
SOUTHERN corroN MARKET

Baltimore. July Cotton nominal: middiug csc: low
midding. Tl6c; good ordinary 1316c gross receipts
$500 bales exports coastwise 5000 bales stock 4229
bales.
Savannah. July Cotton steady; mlddlng 5-1sc;
low micdlin 15-18c: ordinary receipts
bales exports coastwse 1905 bales sales. IS bales;
stock II 800 bales.
MsmDhis july 2-7cotton firm: mtddlng 9zsc; low
middinE csc: good ordinary &c: receipts. bales:
shipments 295 bales sales bales stock 26 224 bales
New-OrIeans July Cotton quiet firm: middIing
cepts 81 bales exports to the Continent 900 bales:
ST Louis. July Cotton quiet: middling. 9lac low
middling. 31Gc good ordinary.
IS bales receipts 4S3 bales: shipments
stOC bcl
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03

Cash quotations follows: Flour easy: No 3
4f 10 2i ysoH No 81 Fsd 9S 81 s. S2 S2E
244c: No white. 2e92skc No 3 white 25a26c; good
faSseed 81 So No xo26Westerni 81 So pnse tIm No
othy seed $3S3 i0 clover contract grade s. pork
Short ribs sides o5ssi Sc 5asf Ia DRY 10 saS S o. h9sg;
whiskes basis Of high vines 81 2s sugars cur loaf
unchanged On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
Cheese steady; 94alOl4c. Eggs hrm: fresh. lie.
Cincinnati. July Flour quiet: fancy So 75GSf family
auiet . mixed 44c Oats quiet; 80 mixed 2sSSc
re re au,et No eac Butter steady Egss dun at 10c
Der. H7sc; December. S2ssc Northern cash T9asc;
No spring 74%c. Corn 421sc. Oats 2TIz12sc
NilwaulSes July Wheat weaker: No Northern sOq
Barley lac lower; No 2, 49c; sampIe 46d4sc.
Minneapolis, July CLOSE Wheat, store. No North
ST. IVY Ny ~ 6epIen9er Issc On track 80 1 hard
dull lower patents I0 second patents 81 so;
ast clears 50 Is; second clears 81 20 Bran in buE
philadelphia. P July 2-wheat, 2asc lower; contract
grade, July; 7SGsIsisc Corn &c lower; No mixed.
q 51sSa2c Flour dul and weak: winter super 81 1OG
DO extras 81 sOgS3 Pennsylvania roller clear s. a.
g. S5asS So do straight s. s5G$4 10; do patent s.
90 6 g % d6 S a@ braAd s1Tagh s. q ss ass ey
mills extra, 3 eG0$2 10; do clear, 50 6OQ$2 90; do
IS soas 90 per- 66 as o aay sGeF S or as tsncy GnI
%fssn @ treg 19s do p prRs 2S Eegs
Flour l6o bbls and $a2 900 n sacks; wheat 500
1900 bush; corn. $4,000: oats 1000.
St Louis. July 2-Close: Wheat, No red cash. 77sc
9i2Ac. Oats-No . cash. 25c: July 225s
lower No 2 cash 4sl2c; September 43ssc. Oats dull
changed; No cash. 5sc coyerseed dull higher 9s
prime s. 10; % prime s. so; October s. 92lac No
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03

DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
a received at their Uptown once, Ne. I242 Broadway
I'd door north of Slstst. until O'Clock advertise
meats received a. the following branch oesS az regular
ONCE rates until 3 O'Clock p. pa oth
cor: 2edst ios ethave, I2th-st Macy.s 6th-aye
and lsth-st ColunbuE-ave.. 66th-st,
West 42d-st.. 6h-ave.: % 25T
s2d-st Tth aves East sTth-st: 8Ss
Sd-ave between nth and T7th iO26 8d-aye.
eistst los lst-ave.. s9th-st. 3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET.

Liverpool July 2. p. m.-Cotton-Spot-Fair demand.
prices lower, American mi flli1g fair 32d; good mid
dline. 5%4d; middling. 2l-32d; low mddnR 1924
good ordinary, l3oa2d Ordinary. 82d The sales Of
the day 1900 bales, Of which 500
laton aid export and included $500 bales American
Receipts, LOCO bales. American Futures opened
and closed steady; American middlinE I m
5S5e4d sellers, July and August, 6d sellers August
and September 10 64d sellers; September and October
69-6iql 6J-5id sellers: October and November +464
4 4S-64d buyers; November and December. 3I-640
3S64d buyers; December and January "a 644 3564d
value; January February So cid sellers February
and March, 30-6id buyers; March and April. 29649
L ealIa
New-York tribune., 1900-07-03
RaiIroaos.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

AND pEsBROssEs AND CORTI4ANDT STREETS.
,.e The leaving time from Desbros~es and
""hdt Streets is Eve minutes later than
mat given below for TvEenty-third street
'ioh; except where otherwise noted
cars New YoH SI "a R. to Two @ sgffsS PeEeT
DIS a. NJ 81 Se 81 rsPaSRss afI 70 PittsouFg ~
e'S A. N. PENNsYLvANI3 fIsiirE69 man
ton caT For cbicsso cIe1saaa Tosao ana e4eaas
1.55 p ". cfff1sf:1 4ffilSy.ts @ 3; Louis ,-rs 1s
f5sisdo Ioedo Nashville (via Cincinnati and Louisvis).
6s5 ,'f9 81 IoGis I'll L7li EFr,Ess-ror pi,,ssurz
55 Wiss4TPsS WsTIS HEsxSFlis 81 Ees esicaxo For
''SS p VI. PACIFIC EXPREss-For Pit,sburg and
RoGte 15s Egr Kn3Eviils CIV daily via shsasndaah Valley
Pr PREsS =; VI ": GtII,.EyELAND AND cINcINNATI Ex-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Is 2@ DSS S o1s 1910 q ssSF9sses e and Cortland sFs
GDesbrosses ana Cortiandt Streets 20, q = Con
AS dining Car, Az y, r45I0E sHd Piei9g C@.s' ga
10 ERI 59 =. Sqnd1y "a 80 sSa 1888 Dining Car
CaTs' 49, - as Dining Carr ass DINING carr s2S
SOUTHERN RATLwAY.-Exvress y. AS .. m. II 10
NORFOLK ORR 2!.E AND WESTERN RAnwAT-FOr MsmDhis
ATLANTfc VFlssss G5asa I.2S IiSE P m 1,I daily
CHESAPEAKE HE'S 8 OHIO RAu.wAT-ss5 a m week
sEAeoARD AIR LINE.MEirrress. 12ss = m ana 10
FOR oI.D POINT COMFORT. and NoRFoLx-7ss a ..
Standard Coaches ~ 4'i'0' S@'S ana
SAFE MAF-l255 D.
FOR points New Long
n 10 Te9sy-tnT stFest S!attonl. SIS m 1910
2 m, Sunda~s l55. 925 e, m ass D m from pes
- % seS ahd Cortiandt Sreetsl 33O. 900 a. m Il %
l5L5V SATURDAYS onlyl, 2So 3 10 8 - 420 s 10 a.
''Vo D. H. SUNDAYS. SIS 8. - a. m. 8 IS D m
FOF PHILADELPHIA
40 tDesorosses and CortIsndt Streets 20, -
- 500, 20 80 Penna Ldmited). IOIO tOesbrosses
a tandt streets le 30 Dining Carr. IS Dining
5+ n1 IL % "a a n II s. 40 Des6rossss CoTtiandt
80 tDlnlng Can, 80 Dining Car. 755 So SIS
- p m TO night sundays g TO- 7.55 no coaches}
so S.sl =. 955 tLJmitsD. IS 10 IS Dining Carl
a m, i2S5. l55 Dining Carl. as S55 a . (1lninx
Sa5, S25 p Il 10 night " ' ~
Ilcket of1ces Nos 46 9f5 119S, 1884
way Astor House West Twentythrd Street station;
nd sfa9ns foot % DesbrOsses Cortlanir Streefs
court street. $50 Fulton Street. aS Broadway ani
PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station Brooklyn: station Terss,
CITY The New York Transfer Company will -aU for
ana coeck baggage from hotels and residences through
Teleph02e 914 Eighteenth for PENNSYLVANIA Rail
J. 2 HCTCHTESON r WON
General Manager. Genera TSass--