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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07

The game to be played next Sunday
afternoon between the Fats and Leans
at the fair grounds Is attracting wide
spread attention and VIII probably
prove a great revelation to the younger
enthusiasts Of the sport. United states
Marshal Foraker Is In town and Will
occupy the position OF short stop. II he
don't do anything else and It IL learned
that Sheriff Hubbell viii take 'em
off the bat, while Uncle Jimmy McCor-
riston will act as umpire. Unless DR..
Haynes presides as captain he viii per-
form all the duties OF the mascot. Bar
rels of Ice water viii be placed on third
base for the benefit OF the base runners
only. The game will be called immed-
iately after dinner
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07

Washington, June when the SEN
ate convened at II o'clock to-day the
c9nferees on the naval Appropriation
bill were still in session. on motion Of
Cockrell the senate began the consider
alton Of private pension bills. Forty
eight such bills were passed.
At 1915 Hale reported further dis
agreement on the naval appropriation
bill. and moved that the senate insists
upon It's amendment. The report and
motion was agreed to. The senate took
recess until o'clock.
An Intellectual attempt was made by
Chandler to obtain consideration of his
resolution lnstructing the committee on
elections to inquire into the constitu-
tionallty OF the electoral laws Of cer-
tain states. Berry OF Arkansas and
Pettus OF Alabama simultaneously OBJ
jected. At i1:45 the senate took re-
cess for an hour.
The senate agreed to adjourn at 5
ID,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07
HALL A LEARNED
Place n New Colonial style Cnickering
Bros, Piano In the Home Of One Of
Aibuquerque's Prominent

A. Il. Walker, who has been contem-
plating the purchase of a plano
was most favorably impressed
with the Chickering Bros. plano ship
ped last week to Hall & Learnard.
This colonial style Is the result OF Mr.
Chickering's latest efforts and was one
OF the first pianos shipped from the
new factory In which he was forced to
move in order to supply the increasing
demand for his pianos.
We might add a word OF advice to
those who believe a child OF eight or
ten years OF age Is young 10 begin the
study OF music. Call at Mr. Walkers
home and allow his two little daugh-
ters to favor you with a few selections
on their new Chickering Bros, plano,
II may be the means OF helping you to
decide that It is time TO purchase a
piano for your home and little ones.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07
Committed suicId,

Chicago, June 7.-Thimas b. Cottrell
well-known speculator on the board
Of trade, to-day shot himself in the
head. His brother. Edward Cottrell.
OF New York, formerly one of the
heaviest spectators on the board, Is
now In an insane asylum near New
York Dependency over Edward :
condition, as well as financial revetses
Is believed to be responsible for the
attempted suicide. 1t is said the wound
viii prove fatal
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07
Eire ntEort Minrnte.

At about s o'clock last night word
was received here that the Post Ex-
change building and canteen at Fort
Wingate. was destroyed by fre. The
fire was caused by the explosion OF a
can of gasoline. A large quantity of
provisions, which were stored In the
canteen was saved from destruction
by the soldiers of the Ninth cavalry
The buildings were OF wood. and ow-
ing to the scarcity OF water. nothing
could be done TO check the flames. The
total damage will amount to several
hundred dollars.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07
LED INTO AMBUSH! F.!
American Troops Dis
perse the Filipinos.
Boer ENJOYS Arrive at ST.
Paul, MINI.
Town in Kansas Ain ost Demolished
by a Cyclone.
FUNERAL or MRS. SHERMAN,

Manila, June Captain Frank +,
Crenshaw. with forty men OF the Twen-
ty-eighth infantry. while scouting near
Taal. was led into ambush by guide
Captain Crenshaw was badly wounded
in the head, and one private was
wounded. The ambushers were scat
tered, leaving ten dead and three
wounded. Captain Flint, while scout
ing Ave miles east OF Bianonabato,.
Bulacan. had a slight brush with the
enemy. Flint and two privates were
wounded.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07

was entitled to seats. Much pressure
has been brought upon state Chairman
Smith to induce him to recognize one
or the other faction in the temporary
roll. A compromise was finally reached
providing for a credentials committee
Of one from each county, to be chosen
by the delegations. each faction from
Arapahoe county being given represen-
tation. Col. Il. F. Montgomery, OF
cripple Creek, was made temporary
chairman, the credentials committee
chosen, and recess taken until I
o'clock
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07
Great Ovation to Dewey.

Columbus Ohio. June Admiral
Dewey was conducted at 8 o'clock
to the state capitol. where the
puolic awaited his coming, The drive
from the hotel was made amid a con-
tnous ovation. From $3.50 until IL the
admiral greeted the public, there being
steady flow OF people with out
stretched hands. The event of the af-
ternoon was a great parade in which
10000 men marched.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07
Gold Dsuocrnts.

indianapolis. Indd., June "A meet
ing of the national executive commit
tee Of the gold standard democratic
party has been called for this city.
july 25. II is understood that the chief
business will be to organize for the
coming campaign and see that an in
dependent ticket is placed In the field
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07

There will be a regular communica-
tion OF Temple lodge, No 8, A. +. & A.
NJ. this evening at O'Clock sharp. Wis
lting brethren cordially invited BY Or
der OF w. NJ. G. w. Medler, secretary
Harry s. Munson, proprietor OF the
Steam laundry on west silver avenue,
viii leave tonight with his family for
California on a pleasure trip.
Mrs. $. Benjamin and daughter. Miss
Marie, will depart on the west bound
train tonight for San Diego. there to
spend the summer months.
Or. NJ. s. Bishop. accompanied by
! her three interesting little daughters,
will leave tonight for Redondo leach,
Cal, to spend the summer.
c. A. Hawkes. wife and daughter,
will leave tonight for Los Angeles.
where they viii enjoy a summer vaca-
! tlon for a few weeks.
There will be a Methodist social this
| evening at the residence of David
Stewart on East Railroad avenue. All
are invited.
II. f. Putney, accompanied by his
wife and nurse. left last night for
| points In California.
Miss Mabel Anderson. OF the Normal
class OF 1900. has just received an ap-
polntment to the Gallup public schools
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07
Funeral of Mrs. sherman.

Mansfield. Ohio. June THE funeral
OF Mrs. Cecilia Steward sherman.
wife OF ex-senator John Sherman, oc-
CURED at the family residence to-day.
Business houses and the postoiiice were
closed Burial was private.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07
West virginia Democrats.

Parkersburg. w Va. June THE
democratic state convention, which
held three sessions yesterday and ad-
Journed after midnight, re-convened
this morning. Tn. only nomination
made last night was that OF Judge
Holt. OF Huntington. for governor.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07
Boer Envoys.

St. Paul. MINI. June 7,--Dr. Abra-
ham e. Fisher and William Vessels
Two OF the Boer ENJOYS, arrived here al
noon to-day. A special reception com
mittee welcomed the visitors.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07

Waterbury Conn, June THE Con-
nectIcut state democratic convention
unanimously adopted a platform in
structlng the delegates for Bryan. and
pledgjng support to the platform OF the
Kansas city convention.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07

Denver, June THE democratic
state convention met here to-day to
select delegates to the Kansas City
convention. The first question to be
settled was as to which OF the contest
ing delegations from Arapahoe county
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07

Chetopa, Kan, June 7.-During a Sc
we're windstorm earl ythis morning, ths
village of Faulkner, seven miles north.
east OF here. was almost totally demol.
ished. No casualties are reported.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07

Louisville, KY, June 6-The Evening
Post prints statement to-day under
the signature OF William B. Taylor, in
which he announces that he will not be-
candidate for the republican nomi-
nation Of governor of Kentucky.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07
R.pub,,c,n NomIn,,,o,.

Weston, w. Va. June 7.--B. b.
Dovened was renominated for congress
by the republican convention OF the
first district
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07
MONEY 10 LOAN.

On diamonds. watches, ETC., or any
good security; also on household goods
stored with me; strictly confidential.
Highest cash prices paid Tor househod
goods. 4. A. WRITTEN.
ia Gold avenue.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07
NEW MEXICO'S
LEADING JEWELRY
STOpE

DIAMONDS are going to be very much
higher Buy now and save money.
Our stock Is beautiful ard con plpte
WATChES-We are ACKNOWLEDGED
headquarters for due railroad
watches-either for cash or On
sa1y payments.
SlLVERwARE-A very complete str ck
for wedding or Anniversary gifts
Whist prizes and staple table
goods.
FINE WATCH REPAIRING and en-
craving speciality, Stone setting
beautifully done.
HONEST GOODS at honest prices for
honest people to buy.
II. E. FOX, albuquerque. N. M
II. E. Fox & Co. winsIOw, AT.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-07
BUSINESS CHANGE.
3. W. Edwards Purchases the A. simpler
&Co. Undertaking Estnblishment

Co. Undertaking Establishment.
The Arm of A. Simpler a. Co.. the EN-
balmers and funeral directors. this
morning. sold their establishment on
north Second street to ]. w. Edwards.
an experienced undertaken OF Newton.
Kan. The sale has been pending for
several days. and when the inventory
was made to-day. It did not require
much time to reach an agreement. Mr..
Simpler has not definitely decided on
his future occupation, but for the next
few weeks will assist his successor in
becoming acquainted with the people
OF this city.
Mr.. Edwards. while an entire stran-
ger In Albuquerque, comes here very
highly recommend by members OF the
Commercial club and business men of
Newton, Kan. He has been In the
furniture and undertaking business
for the past 29 years in Kansas. during
which time he has occupied positions
on the board OF education and member
OF the city council. He IL also a MEM
ber In good standing In all branches of
the Masonic order. /. o. o. f., Modern
Woodmen OF America and Knights OF
Pythias.
Mr.. Edwards will be welcomed to
this city by all members OF the local
organizations who win extend wishes
for success In his new business.
He Will be Joined by his family I'm
this city in July.
The colored American., 1900-06-30
THE PAYNE INSTITUTE.
commencement Exel cIseS OF Famous
Georgia School.


memo, mint txeTciats If The Pay ne In
s,itute took place June 81. 1900. The
Rsccalauleate semen was preached
Sunday at II q. m., by Prof. George
W. " alker, d. D., PRESIDENT. Prof.
Walker is a bigh-tOL ed tOuthtrn white
gentleman Of plepOss essiI G persOnaliIy.
He has a deep love for he cause CT his
Master ard the Tac. OF mhnkn d. He
has a pleasiI G coULtensnce and broad
culture, gained in the best schools and
colleges IN America. Thus he stands
among The foremost educators of bis
race. His seTmOn on this occasion WAS
able, scholarly and profound.
The spe cIsl selmCn TO the young men
was preached by Rev. J. II. W ilson,
D. D., professor in Benedict College,
Columbia, S. u. The public exercises
of the Paine Literary Society took place
Monday $50 p. Ia. I he society was
addressed by Rev. II. L. StallwoTth,
A. b, of Macon, Ga. This annual ad
dress was eloquent, full OF sound ad'
vice, and iL held the audience as by
magic " ana from start 10 finish. On
tuesday evening the OratoEia Cantata,
"Under the Palms, or the Return of the
Jews from Captivity" by chorus OF
100 voices, was greatly enjoyed. Prof.
Charles A. DryscOll was the musical
director.
Wednesday at 4 p No., the trustees
met and attended to important business
The treasurer, Mr.. O. G. Goodrich, sub
mitted his report which showed the
amount OF money raised from the n.
e. Chuch, South, from May "a, 1899 to
May 81, 1900 to be ST, SAL 43; total Sit.
926 81. Wednesday night sixteen re
celved diplomas from the Academic
Department and one from the College
Course, Rev. James Alexander Walker,
of Columbia, b. y. The Alumni AS
ISOLATION and be nQuet took place Thurs
day evening. The banquet was rOysi
affair. All The above named EXERCISES
and meetings were well attended by
The people Of Augusta. Among The
old graduates and friends that we've
present during The Commencement
were: H. l.. 5tallWOrth, w. A. Dink'
ms, q. L. Bonner, l.. L. IL. Il ackwell,
Miss Mary M. Jackson, Miss Fannie
Jones, and the winter, DIR. & N. Ham
itou, Rev M. F. Brlnsop, h. s. Doyle,
All. D.. Bishop r. s. Williams and
Dr.. q n Storey.
Thus The Payne Institute closes one
OF the most successful years work IL
its history. DR.. v Nslktr, with his
corps OF teachers, has great reasons to
praise God and to congratulate them
selves upon the work they have ac'
complished this school session.
The HaygoCd Memorial Hall is de-
signed to cost, when completed, $40,
600. 1t will several thousand dollars
more to con- plete this building and TO
beautitiy The grounds. Oh that some
good men and women out ofthelE store
houses OF wealth would give the much
needed money. When this building is
co mpleted it will stand amidst The on
coming years a. an enduring monument
Of the Southern white mans love ana
care for poor helpless race.
A. J. COBB.
S-
k.a Faa
The colored American., 1900-06-30
THE FREDERICK DOUGLASS WATCH.
A Magnificent Time Piece " hch Can be
Secured Dy One Hours Work.

Every well regulated citizen ought
10 have watch.
Ii matters not whether he be white
CT blt OK, Jew II GeDtile, Catholic or
Protestant, the man to Whim time Is
an object eeds ticker 10 guide bic
movements.
ho then, in the first place, every be dy
get watch. In the seoond place, get
a good watch. In the third place, get 1t
at a Iock bottom price.
How:
That is an easy prop osition. You
don't need any money. You have two
frieL de, il telligent, public spirited
friends-who appreciate a fist class
class newspaper. and who also feel a
personal intesest in your happiness.
Go directly to them and explain that
If each will give you years eubscrlp'
ton to The Coiortd AmerIcan-$2 90
each, and they get II Oie thin value re-
ceIved- you secure fEe wstoh free.
No one can luse-eveTy party to the
transaction n made happy. ihe arrange.
ment can DO made in couple of
b OuIs- pick cut your people. Or send
one yearly subscription at $2 90 and
add 81 90 10 It-$3 90 in sll-and you
get The watch. Again, If you are IN a
big hurry, and want TO deal directly for
cash, we will as special lnducement
let you have the same watch fof 81 20.
Now, Try some Of these propositions.
All are simple, and easy of accomp'
lishment.
Let Us examine the watch. You are
rtltIed to know all about anything
you are expected TO part with cash OF
energy 10 obtain. They are stem
win dtrs and stem set ere, having sll
he modem apL L1iances known TO the
wstchmaker's art The cases are nickeI
silver. They are made on the cele
brated thin modtl Ian. Remember
this is not a small clock commonly
called a watch, bat a highly jeweEed,
nickel movement, made by one Of the
celebrated watch manufacturers in
America, on our order These WATCHES
are guarante ed by the manufacturers
and If not found as exactly as repre-
sented this guarantee is assumed by
US. They keep exsct time. Wa'ches
like thfse generation ago would have
cost $50 if they could have been pro
duced, but the fact is, is contains 8p-
ptIances thin unknown. Each watch
mas peen properly adiusteG d and will bs
sent in running order. It's character:
They have jewel balance wheel. The
cases sre nick al si veY. Are stem wind
ing and stsm setting. They have q
duplex movement
In addition 10 these sterling quail
ties the watch has capital attraction
for the race loving Afro Amercau
Each watch bears up,n It's face q bust
medallion OF Hon. Frederick Douglass,
the matches philosopher. orator and
statesman. This is novelty that all
are sure to appreciate. Ii Is farther, 3
splendid recognition of she value of the
NegrO'e Importance in the commercial
wOrId-an obeie ance TO the purchasing
power OF his dOllaIs-an invitation for
our trade, with a generous offer at
tgehed This shrewd manufacturer
would never have conceived the idea Of
making Frederick Douglass watch
had be not had fsith In the race pride
OF the Negro and his capacity TO know
q good bargain when it Is shown TO
him and fully det oribed.
Now friends 60 TO work and get up
thoSo titfIo cIubG ar avpFX hO6U wear
The colored American., 1900-06-30
SIR. Warrington g Bese factor.

AT The recent Africsn Methodist
General Conference in Columbus, Ohio,
when Mr.. Booker T. Washington de-
liveTed an address, an admission fee OF
twenty cents was charged at the door
Notwithstanding the fact that all the
ministers were entered without charge,
the Conference Detted ABOUT three hum
died dOnaEs $4,000 from Ma. Washing
toms lecture which was his donation 10
lhe Conference.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
STOCK ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New-York. May II 1900
MISUNDERSTANDING IS cars. or 100 head tnclud-
put on sale to-day Feeling steady Dressed had
fair sale 7j2asi2c Per n choice native
sides Liverpool and London cables quoted
cattle firm refrigerator beef selling t06iUisc per
Shipments today 2C0 cattle on the Norwegian
10 Glasgow, and SO cattle and 30 sheep Trinidad
CABvEs-Receipts We're head all for the market
making, with the calves Demand SLACK
ana prices fully 25c of from Wednesdays close About
az S4gS6 90 per 100 NJ Most Of The sales We're 81 50a
ST. City dressed veaIs lower 7zd10c per h. country
dressed dull ar 6fG9c; little calves at 5ei6c.
Sales-S. Judd d Co: 90 veus LII n average, Sc
100 n 100 do. I2l n. s. 10
~ at SIS - 81 10 n at 81 50 do ils n at S. -
a 81 30 20 do ~ 10. at 81.
J, Il. Hume Bro 53 yess l23 n at s5 80.
II, II. Hollis veals, l35 n, 81 30
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts cars or gtS
head. all for the market and counting the stale
there I3i= sale sheep quiet and barely
steady. lambs du spring lambs fully
of al stock ed to
iair sheep sold 81 5oas5 loo m medium prime
clip lambs Al S6 45aS7 car choice al 81 20. sprinE
lambs 81 T50SS ~ Dressed slow Sd per
dressed i0Ql2i.c country spring
lambs lower s2aS4 80 Der carcass.
Sales-M Collins 273 Virginia spring lambs aver
81 y 100 n; 25S DO G. n s. y; s.
n az - . - Pennsylvania 90 80 th. - clipped
Pennsylvania lambs - b at 81 80, 10 cuiis. n al
ST so 81 clipped PENNSYLVANIA sheep. ll5 N -.
Kentucky do Is n 81 ~. l0d clipped Ken
tucky l02 N $44S4 -. 4s clipped sheep
lambs 10 n. 81 70
Newton n Co. 2G0 clipped Michigan lambs IT n, at
Harrington q Co; 21s clipped Buffalo lambs 10 II,
at 81
$ gun9 co. date Yesterday: 10 clipped Indiana
sheep IS NJ. 81 3Tis
H6fGs-Recelnfs 1914 cars. a2ss head. all for
slaughterers exception head Nominnly
Weak Quotations S@re I0gSo 50 per 100 ID for slis
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

- nor19esern wheat States caused moderate decline
AS to wRo had bought weanda
the fact that osa hS actually less important TAI be
drawn foreign clement OK tf @ 10 no 'g nar in
was @ s,s proeeedngs seed At the immediate opening there
mention Of ra, G crop dispatches in which particular
continuation Of excessive we, at rna' ,ine dsno'eG
the day mar fbe W. % ~ was hot until
nfsncs heat eat states found their into market
ned @ TO exert an upon the market
deatng condition Of the m crap IN those States
pp up the Advance q tqd in English markets meeting
side St,p response to Wednesdays hrmness this
pent with The exception of Budapest which declined
An'TeTP AN s was partly franc higher and Berlin al
domestic m crop Prospects said conditions general
the Northwest e 5s1can essB5 f m0deTa1e
Geasnees an Of whea; and -four unusually large
general spah enR9s R9s nois In local cash circles %
about basis as the nrevous day Nartbs
expected to- ecea year 200 ago goo Minneapolis stocks
PaIea With decrease Of PAT week previous
fellows No red New-York 7szsc: 10 hard Dputh H
-%qse us 40 hard Manitoba. 7e14c: No Northern Duluth
s sDsc an hTst half May No Northern Chicago 787sc
I'm contrast t1 b r Taifago a27sc to arrive CORN
% 5 us advance ruling weak and heavy up the last
late rally at the West elevated prices from the lowest
~ ntst rs c.oss Influences connected with heavness
market were prospects fOr a larger movement
m ough generous aeceptances at country points
.sH Fflce irrent' report and smaller export
ade the latter having especially depressing efact
On sentiment in the early crDdtors
were Farously considered.
me rains in southwestern portions the countr were
favorable. while others IL nor scruaIiv
penencia these rains would crop English
rarhetS We're Anld higher than previous nRht
EXPORT business amounted IT at the various
ports NO : corn closed and dsIivared
ana 4Z7sc b ahoat OATS-The local
cssh oats was irregular with sales and rixed
a. considerably lower figures. cash market
whole was rather dull and follows No . oats
&c NO oats hc; No white. 29c: No white 2sibc.
l mixed 6'sdS2siec track white. 2sls R85c No
white clps. 2S12o. r 7 F-Market dull NJ
err. bl@4c afoat; No 2 Western 61i4c q h aAost
STATE rye 5f15sc c 1 T New-YorI. '
NEW-yORK PRICES
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18

Liverpool, May iI-C.osius-W spot firm, No
California. Us 3edq6s 80; No Northern spring IS lod
futIeS quiet July Us b1sd; September. d.
SPOT Hrm american mixed new ts futures steady; May.
madam IS SID Flour At Louis fancy winter ,reniv
Is %. Hops al London Pacific Coas) steady e I5s
" los Beef DUH. extra Ipla prime
l3s 3d Pork duii; prime mess Western. Cts I'D Lard
Im; prime Western in tierces. }6s: American
pals 33s " HannS-Short cut II 70 IL n. firm,
Bacon firm; Cumberland cut. = 30 70.
Ii TO ~ n Ais Cd clear light IS n,
ais Cd long clear midd.es heavy 81 ID. 4Is short
clear backs lb Is 10 3Is 3D. clear bellies 70 W ~
4os Shoulders square - 20 II ~ firm 36s. Butter
finest and good United States. nominal Cheese iul
American finest white and colored 55s Cottonse~d
OIL FInl refined. May-August easy 23s Cd. TaIIow
prime city, dull 2Gs 9d; Australian London
~ sd. TIrpentIne. spirits firm, Rosin common
steady, Petroleum refined 7l.d Lnseed oil Sos oil
New-York tribune., 1900-05-18
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York. % Chambers a.
asf follows. and earller W sd
BOO A. Daly-Scld train for AZ
Binghamton- NaNsrty. Elnlira Bradford t'oacn.-
parlO and car o Buffalo
D. m Dnlly.-CtCago Limited-Fasr rnafI-solt4
train 10 Chcaso arriving o- D. Arr Cleveland
SleeperS 70 chicago. Cleveland.
80 ? n pa iy-Fgfrao ard cleveland Express-ar-
a.
and Cleveland Gaze car ~ -'
3.15 p. m Dailv--S0ud train for BirEhant,- VA
er!y Elnsa chicago. Slerpers Buffalo Chicago en-
rI'ICf<ETS LoCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
coMM1bAIIONS a. III IL 261 and a57 Broa.t-
way lSa East lSth 81 and 80 West itn ST Chauab-rs
and West I'D ferries ana ssa rslIro-
ST, 9S Broadway. Broo-lvn River U,r,E.,
Jersey Citv Station. Transfer 90 IlS f5r -
checks baggage 70 destination -