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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-28
Personal AND PECULIAR.

Felix Weingartner. the eminent Ger
man conductor, 10 said to be completely
broken in health, the result Of over work.
He has been touring about Germany
with the Kahn Orcheita OF Munich,
playing In Q different city each night
and the strain has proved to be too much
for him. At Mayenoe few weeks ego
he was compelled to stop in the middle CT
q concert, and since then he has been
under tbs care Of physicians. He has
bean ordered to take long and complete
rest, and Il 10 NOT likely that he viii be
able to do any more work this season.
An amusing story II related Of Col
Thornsycroft Of Thornsyeroft's hofss.
the band Of irregular mounted infantry
which did such good work with Gsn.
Is alters forces In Natal before the relief
Of Lsdysmith. Col. Thorneycroft and
his men showed conspicuous bravery
during the operations around Spion Kop.
"vierklsur," or four -oolored 1ransvaal
dag. 4 colonel Of regular battalion,
1t appears. found occasion to complain
to Col. Th'rasycroft that bis irregular
troopers failed to pay him, the imperial
tff1csr, the usual mark Of respect BY
saluting him when they met. Col.
Thorasyeroft's reply WAS very much to
the point. "Wbat," said he. "thsy don't
salute youi Wen, sAat's rot,insi They
don't even salute me But they are
demons 10 fight, and that's I'll want Of
thsm."
Lord wellesley is one Of the most san.
sine men in all England about . speedy
termination Of the war. During his re-
oens stay at Battle Abbey with the Duoh.
Q e Of Cleveland, the CON mAnder IN chief
expressed the confident opinion that Pre-.
toria will bs taken before the end of
May.
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IN shss re jsalsusy and suspisaon which
eli - Eurspssn natlcns sntsrsezn
toward ons another would prsvsat any
ssssups - cssres hin b fors& Nothing
sAors 81 tie oonssrt u Europs could
harm hin. and that he we'll knew IVES
never likely 20 b wrought about He
promised reforms IN Armsnia and then
procrastinsssd ana evahsd. Yes though
he was frequently threatened with fores.
none was lsver used. No nation dared
move alone, ana no two Of them could
ever agrss upon the measure and extent
Of the sosrsion that should be applied.
There 10 nos the same suspicion entsr-
tained By European powers toward ~
that they fssl toward one another, and
Ter tsat reason 10 nay b abb 70 do
s,ms tAings - bring him to tsrns which
no European power could do without the
risk Of prseipitatins general conflict
among themselves
Yet our task ID By no means simpls
one; and the methods open to us for per-
forming 10 are mot nunsrous- or
eours, n the Sultan proves re-
fractory the first step will b 10
break eff Diplomatic relations with
him, bus It is doubsfsl II that Of itself
would bring him to terms. II Il not Of
great Importance to him whether he has
diplomatic relations with n or not
We could probably get the consent Of
the Europsan powsfs-and We shouh b
unwise TO move without their oonssnt-
to ssiss and occupy some Of
his torts, but 70 do that fl ceivs-
~ might not be an easy opera
ton. Turkey 10 . pretty important MILL
tary power, - Russia found ont In hsr
last war with her. She has . large
army. we'll equipped, and thsrs h NO
Gus slion Of the bravery of her soldiers. A
war with Turkey would BE- very diffsr.
emit affair from our brush with Spain,
and wo could hardly seize any OF hsr tar
ritory without grave danger Ct bringing
on such conflict. We imagine that the
State department. does not Contemplate
any thing more than the uss Of moral
forcs, but in sxsrslng moral pressure
there IL strong liability to mix In soma
hints OF pressure Of another kind. and
we may, entirely Without Intention. gst
into position where We shall
have to b.ok up these intimations.
With Mr.. Hay in the Stat, Department
the danger IL at a minimum, but the
situation 10 not entirely free from ID.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-28
CURRENT COMMENT.
RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA.
(Boftop HERALD

We are pleased to sec that the Ma tional
Association of Manufacturers Of the
United States has given q stiong and
unqualified Endorsement TO the movements
for n reciprocal trade treaty between Can
ada ana the United States, The associa-
tion enter tains grave doubts CONCERNING
the Availability of reciprocal trade trest
les with certain other countries. but with
CaLada che situation 10 different, aud IL
thinks that trade with our nearest and
best customer should be both maintained
and encouraged. Action Of this kind ID
significant. for the reason that the asso-
citation which has been holding It's an.
nual session here 10 representative Of In
dustriAl sentiment all over the c,untry.
More than this. we imagine there must
have been many manufacturers present
ct these meetings who were aware that
within the last few years their sales In
the Dominion Of Canada had increased
into account that the Canadian dsmaud
for American manufactures Of metal OF
all kinda which led to sales In 1895 to ths
amout OF 1000 COO, occaaioned saies In
1899 to the amount Of SO. 01o. 0CO, some
idea may be formed Of the Importance OF
tnis market to the A msrioan producer.
The total gains made 10 our sales to
Canada In live years represented In value
mere than %. 700. 0O0-shat is, the increase
In the ssles Of our products In Canada In
the last five years is Substantially equal
IN amount to the entire last years. salss
OF American prod uots In Austria, Italy
and Russia oomb ined. In the year 1882 va
cold more Of our goods In Canada than
we sold to the entire population Of the
American continent south Of our Rio
Grande border, although these various
Latin a merican countries TO the south
Of US have population Of approximately
60, COO. 0C0. against the little over 3, 000, OCC
of people who live In the Dominion oi
Canada. These facts make it imports n
whether the government at Washington
can afford to disregard the petitions OF
oomerciAl organisations and slow this
enor mously profitable trade to to lost to
the United states when. after tie Ist Of
next July, American exuorters Will b
compelled 10 pay SO per can't. more duty
than competing English exporters upon
such corresponding wares ~ they send fol-
sale 70 Canada.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-28

II Captain n. L. Chadwick made the
remarks about Admiral Schlsy which he
u credited with, he 10 In much the same
predicament as was General Eagan when
he attacked General Miles. His Offences
IL q violation of the rule which forbids
an ofiieer to publicly speak In dercgation
OF his SUPERIOR. II 1t Is shown that he
spoke the words, his offence IL proved.
He cannot justify himself by proving
their truth. II any man In the San tiago
squsdron should corroborate all that
Chadwick eaid and tsstify that he en-
tertaiued the same opinion OF Schlsy. 1t
would not help him. Tha only valid de-
fence he can make Is denial OF tie Ian
guegs imputed to him, and the prob
ability Is that he cannot truthfully make
that.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-28

and . stress oWiag 10 the varying events
Of the war IN south Africa and therefore
she has never before received to 20 marked
degree, evidence o. the gratitude aud
Loyalty from her subjects.
In the oourse Of Q speech on 1.-THE Com
monwsAlth Of Australia" he referred to
the Canadian common wealth and TO the
widespread sympathy Of tbs people Of
Great britain for the people Of Ottawa In
their present distress.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-28
Governos Roosevelt has again deoiin

GovernoR Roosevelt has again declined
10 soSpt nomination to the Wet
Presidency, this time declaring that he
would rather retire 10 privats life than
DO 50 This ought to stop the taiK about
"drlf,ing" him and nominating him In
rpits Of himssh. The Republican party
10 not 20 short Of material for Woe
Presidents that 1t cannot get Q suitable
candidate without dra fling. Secretary
Long 10 all right.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-28

thinks snat bryan will not be nominated
ut Kansas City. Mr.. Wharton Barker
is the man. Not only does he think that
Mr. Bryan will not b. nominated, but
he 10 ''firmly convinced" that he will
not be. Mr.. Barker has been "hrmly
convinced" for some years past that this
country could mot get along except upon
o imet lilo policy. 50 1t would appear
that his firm convictions are likely to be
wrong.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-28

We DO not know exactly what motives
controlled Senator HannA's aotion In
voting against the seating of Quay, but
If as 10 intimated. he voted to keep
him out partly for the reason that he be-
Iisysd that to let him In would ipjure the
Republican party. he acted on belief
that was well founded. Quay Is q power
full boss In his own stats, and apparently
the great majority OF the party there IL
with him. Bat outside of his state tn ere
are vast number OF Republicans who
do not look upon him with favor. They
have long distrustsd bin and disapprovsd
Of his methods. For him to DO let in
with a title no better, and In some re-
ppscts not SO good, a. that on which other
men have been rejected, would have bean
discrimination In his faver that would
not have been approved by Republicans
yensrally throughout the country. They
would have believed that he had succeed
I'd BY the aid Of disrsputAbie combine
items and the influence Of powerful In
kerests, and that the Senate had two rulss,
one for the ordinary nlan who came to that
body with nothing but his crsdenti Als and
the other for the man whose credentials
were backed BY powerful bossss and
corporations. Mr.. Hanna does not always
gage public sentiment correctly, but he
made no mistake In this case.
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Mr.. Hay DOING WELL.

Pretoria, April 27.-All advicss isdi-
cate that the United 6satss consul Ar.
Adalbsrt .. Hay, has wen . dipismstie
succsss. His position 10 sxossdineiy
dimcult. but he IL pussuing a. impartial
detsrmined policy and has suocssded u
oonsidsrabls amslioEasing tbs condition
q he British pslssases d Prstsg1av IN.
oluding the oolon1AlA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-28

II seems to be clear that General Rob
erts expected to execute the game tactics
On the Beers to the south Of him that hs
uasd with such signsl success on Cronje's
army. 1t seems equally clear that he has
ben disappointed. The Beers appear
to have got away In season this tim Q,
and though there is still some hope that
General French will ont off some Of them,
1t is not strong. How many Beers have
bees operating at Wepensr Is not certain
ly known, but enough Of them probably
60 render their capture very seftoc S
matter to the Repu blios, for their entire
army does net number probably over
3O,O00 mel, and the cal ture Of thousand
would make q serious hole In 1t. The
Beers owe their escape largely to early
Information Of Roberts's movements got
from the people who are all friendly and
to their superior mobility.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-28
TOAST TO QUEEN.

Londen. April s1.-Lord Rossbsrry pre-
posing the health Of the Queen this eve
Ming q the panQust Of ths CITY kibsral
CLUB 70 the Aus(saliAn dslsgatsS said:
Never befeEe IN the couE1e Of hse reign
has the Qussa sgegtsd hsrsslf - neesh =
shs has duEing Ne lAgf fsw menths.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-28
= OUR TROUBLE WITH TURKEY.

Our state department., under It's pres
emit head. has conducted International
affairs with % much ability and disoret-
len that We may confidently anticipate
that 10 will make NO mistakes In dealing
with the sultan ansnt the claim for
damages for the destruction OF American
missionary property. and will come on 8
triumphant In the end. Yet In taokliDg
the Turk 1t has undoubtedly taken upon
Itself the most difioult task 10 has yet
attempted. II . Sultan has bssn the de-
spair Of the European diplomas for .
great many years. In the art Of lyin 6
he II past master. Always profuss In
promises. he has always hsen ehary Of
performance. and II has bean very ssidsyu
when he did mot want to psfform
that the European gevsrnmsnts have
hssn able to mako him do -. He has bal.
Of course, some advantages IN dsAling with
Eusoreans that he may net have with
rs h. has gsasfalIy bssn sass IN assum-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-28

when Admiral Dewey strikes UhieaEo
be IL likely to become convinced that
though ths duties Of President may be
simple, tsoss Of pres dsntial cand idats
ars very complex. for be has got to decide
which stand he will occupy, whether the
one built By the contractors or that oon-
strut ted By orgasissd labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-31
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

- New-YOrk. July 80. 1900.
specL-a-ve-y brisk prices higher level or ne
strosEfh n higher markets Europe Before the Favre
market for hal-hOiidaF advance
franc Wh-e Hamburg made gain OF \ franc
This much better than had been looked for here ana
Frs call developed STEADY feeling an advance
bEl5 points fl he local market with sales Of 500
ne demand persred By
without further changing the price only ched
and The session
srla-C1 developed little feature value Trading
strictly local! The fact that receipts RIO
continued upon liberal scale 40 900 hagsl,
gT7crsrtnatiag relation Of SPOT buyers put
u confidence TIE desperate situation affairs
and the uneasness political circles generally
engineered feeling Of Transactions
day reached only 600 with
a1a steady al q Of 10G15 points. Spot
zia1 coffee IN the market firmly held in
racrv with the rise futures buyers held
market closed quiet and somewhat nominal
q Gl.c for No Cleared
Es-.-s July - EoIbein. 600 bags Re
Rio the Just ended 5000 bags,
s-H 5000 The previous and $4,000 last
receipts aggregated $50 600 bags,
WIN 100 GO last week and 22S 600 bags for the
same week RIO shipments 10 the United
Sr--e ZOO bags; Europe, 1900 bags Santos
United States 1900 bags. Europe,
bags. q coffee taken from ware
houses u United States about $4,000 bags
r-a-zc 80 2PG bags the previous week and I6s21
bszz the former NevTork reported
pt-- 5000
Tie range OF prices the local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-31
90 Dhom Jt Elan Concern.

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. TO THE MARSHAL OF
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK GREET
ING:
whereas libel and petition has been asd -
District Of the United FOR the sOufhar
La Generate TFansatlanqus owner OF tha
steamship La BoUrgOgne- praying limitation OF ia
said steamship B0urgoEne ana -
British ship CromaFyshire, 3th day OF July 1858
and causes in said libel patitiOn
mentioned and praying that monitor Of said Cure
~ that behalf may be issued and that All persons rsiT
damages for injury nav
thereby cited 70 appear before the Court ana
eeedinss being had hat Il It shall appeal that he a
not liable such in
jury, may be so finally decreed by the Court. and
Whereas. the said petitioner has duly surrendered
It's interest said steamship Beurgogne ana bs-
pending reisHt trustee duly appointed pursuant te
order OF the said Court:
You therefore commanded persons
ing damages for such loss. damage injury &C.
said collision, before Colrr
make proof Of their respective claims befgTs
United States District Court. his the u q
Court and Post Office Building Borough u
Manhattan City Of New York at before 21sT Jay
are also commanded cite such appeal and
allegations Of libel and
before said last-nanled within such
further time this Court grant and to
receive relief may be due
have done In the premises you then
make return 70 tbs Court together with this writ
District OF the United States for Southern
CT New York. the City Of New York. this
OF May. IN the year Lord nineteen
OF Independence Of the United States
sANL H. LYMAN. Clerk
JONES GOWN.
Proctors FOR Petitioner
No IS Cedar straas New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-31
SOUTHERN COTTON Markets.

Cincinnati, July 3O.-Cotton dull midd1ing. st4c low
niddng sac, good ordinary, Sac; receipts $50 bales.
shipments. s4G. stock. s.27i.
MsmPhis. July 90.-C0ttoq steady. mid6lng. 9Ac low
Kidding. 0tz7 good ordinary &c receipts. Is bales
menIs, 322 sales. IS stock S.g35.
Galveston. July 5o-Cott0n uuist ulddsng 94ec. low
mcding l5iSc. good ordinary. T-16c, receipts 165
bales; exports 70 the Continent. 500; stock. 1862
Houston, July 3O-Cotton quiet. middlins. CSC. low
mdding Be- good ordinary. size 90 bales: ship
msnts, 534, stock. I.0J3.
Norfolk July 20 Cotton steady nniddllng. fOc low
mfdng sssci good ordinary SIC; receipts. 40s bales
Augusta. july 81 Cotton firm; middllng. sac; low
l. 3s2
s. Louis, July 3O.-COttOn dull, Hiddling. 9+o. low
mddng T-i6c good ordinary, 1-16c: receipts.
$50 bales sales. 200 shipments 42I; stock, 1883
Savanuah. July 30-Cotton quiet. mid6Ing, 9Stc.
rddns csc; good ordinary sac; receipts. 1871 bales
exports coaFtwise. 1909; stock. Is as
Mobile jay s0-Cotton nominal; mid6lng 9sc: low
adding csc, good ordinary S7sc. receipts So bales
exports coastwise. 40; stock. q GES
New-Oreans. July 3G-Cotton quiet; mdd1uE 1914 c.
low mddlng ga ordin1r SAC: receipts q3s
bales; gross, 1,2S3i sales. 100; stock. SO ss5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-31

1 pubic speculation was lacking Much Of course de-
rates are SaSh fEhSa being undsrsd hat freight
that q mix with inferior products It claimed
ensue q, G Isa the case active market likely
%n fair DEGREE OF freedom ana meeting with good
ears ssin sac week. The s @or 9lsibe 50 supply
bush ' aea supply " f e week up 900
Of wheat si25sI bush an increase Of 3s7 $50 fST
she week ssslnst 525 las, Year The Shlcaso
ieSSooo bush asains, 5 5000 in 1853 TIE aouni
the bash 1S T ths G e Rns sdoh
ahe worlds wheat exports from the principal countries
previous s rs bush last week against go asl the
st WEEK ss United s s ss, 4s bush 8oa 8s
SSea5pts-ncludns 10 at Duluth 257 at Minneapolis and
sa5 last and 4O5 1sss In spot wheat there was
ing l2S GOO ports Quotations Of cash wheat Z Q
No hard Duluth see N no o Tea S @
no Northern Duluth s4i4c all arrive; No North
Se de6a ia isT corn OF f9' a Slow so far
a. 70 the cash article The market opened NC on at
confined to September and peeeber Thesn POSITIONS lod
Tha market cloe nc sno from 4ie 70 4 nc repeeyey
Quite local Sa Tb The operations IN futures were
reports Of grasshoppes Missouri Otherwise the crop
delivery eacea s16SsP bush the corn Business '1lss f5
Closed on the basis ~ sSs nfgd2s s out i Po 6
sep5sber osn sp S and o a. and .b Rg
4e prompt and AGaG g9o'e No y Iha@' c6 T6 4S
No white 47ssc prompt The visible supply foots
up l6a2OOO bush, decrease S33 for the week.
12ss year II $4,000 bush Corn Passage; United
Io.8so'ot- bush the same week ago New-Yort
STOCK OF corn 526 100 bush. for the week OF
54 az bush last years stock time. L27o 536 bush
thiag corn stock $3.50 zoe bush decrease during the
week I240o0. stock July year 3lO1OO0 bush.
-.OATs-The market oats quiet There
very little speculation Chicago all here
e demand for cash supplies has been moderate with
Ialr oFemenf at interior points Changes in prices
we're unirnp9rtant Spot sales REACHED 10000 bush No
49, white. 2Tlsc. track mixed. 27T29c; track white.
Zsel55c No white clips 29c. Market weaker;
No l Western. 5Slec. No Western. 5Sc, both
ahoat state rye 53654c Nev-York CARROTS. 49,.
BARLEY-Narket firm. feeding 4ec 8 New-York;
mailing, 49l4653c 1 Nsw-Yort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-31
OTHER MARKErs-Br TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 90-Cattle-Receipts 20 600 including
shade higher.
strong. active. steady
on sale to-day 2 g. TIA and II cars al
ST. good 10 prime steers IS 200S5 poor medium
s. 5od&5 Is selected feeders s4S4 10 mixed socers
S3aS3 90 cows s3Gs4 heifers, So l0Rs5 10:
50 2aaS2 90 bulls steady 50 75d$4 60; calves steady
IS 5oaST Texans sale to-day carload az s. 40.
4 d 81 4tdR5 Texas
grass steers steady 40Gs4 IS bulls g. 5Oss
HoEs-Receips to-day ~ 600, tomorrow. 1900
matsd) left over. $500. 5qi0r lower top, IS sTh
and butchers lOGSs 81 y good choice heavy
81 i0 IS * rough heavy 81 s5a s. @ ngtt s. 0as5 AZ
bulk OF sales SIS 5aS5 sheep-ReceptH. IS sheep
steady strong good 70 choice wsthers
81 l5GS4 so fair choice mixed IS 25Ej4 10, Western
sheep S4s4 40 Texas sheep e3u4; native lambs 81 80
9SS, Western lambs S5ds6
Cincinnati, July 80 Hogs active s. 6O4$S s2h Cat
tie strong higher, sS6gS3 40 Sheep easy So 6Ol&4
Lambs easier. ssdSG a5
Liberty Penn. July aQCattis actve extra So so
TO. prime es afgSB 90. eomnen 5GeiSa Hogs &C
tive and higher; Workers. 81 a0as5 a2A rouzhs
81 1885 active and higher choice 81 So
asa 65 common 81 50As2 so; choice lainhs S. 50Gs8
common 20 good 50 50QS5 .; veal calves. 50 5QgS7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-31
LEHlCH VALLEY.

Ccrrl1nGt DesbFosses 5Creer1
P P
Time OJe- figures Cortiantt Dasnrosses
Orher trains daily. sunday
AssPN Sunday = eSuRday Is sunday SIS PG
= &. p .. sunday Is a sunday 50 n
- e. u .2G = n L0cs for EAsfON. -
r - a. Fer BJFFAL0. NIAGARA FALLS and
wes sn paci5a points PariOr and Dining Cara Cos
81 1.55. l5.aa Noon a. SLACK DIAMOND 81
world Ldn1i1ed 70
q through
20 I5etror I'D Chisss0. Dining Car service Z carte
sI2.5S = s{ For WlLkES-SAtslE. rCRAhIJNs
Tsa5S lie y Coal Regions and Intermediates p0tHsA
v-S.fG vS.2Op = Local f0g MACCH CHUNK
'S.SS 80 Tor ChcssO Vestieus limited Eor NlAa-
Ara PALS Sies1ing aTs 20 Lhfa9 and L1roato
III 500 typos stqn E1P-sss ~ =,
~S.5S zee F1- TTF AGA. ROCHESTER, b FHAAO
SlecruE .l,clGo-
rLAfVFTEL9 ROl VI BROOK, l0cass qa-lL e<eet-
SUNDAY; g o y 10 $50, and - ? n
Tickets and PuIlpsu accommodations &C Is M ~ - tnd
t54 Proaiarav q Union CJuars Columbus y L
Fu0n & Bdwy and Station, Brookyn
T,arsfer VII call FOR cheek baggage rGu hotel 81
resslercs through a destination
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through New York. foot OF Chambers 81,
follows. and minutes earlier from W Sd 81
900 N. DaiIy-S0ld train for Buffalo Arr. ,. n
Bnghanl-on. Waverly Einira and Bradford Coaches.
parloF dining a. Buf-alo-
u yn.-Daly. sundays.
ONeE0, wavsriy, Elulira ana Delaware valley points
Pullman Parlor
2 40 Q. m Daily.-CT1icag0 Limitsd-F'ast mail-soid
train Chicago awning s. % AFT. Cleveland -
Chicago. Clevsisud Cincinnati
T.9O . r. Dai1y-Bufalo and Cleveland Express-arr-
Buffalo % Bradford 20. jamestown 700 and T1ungz-
town 10 - Cleveland = 80 , n seeDers 70 BufrAlo
an cleveland. cafe car
BIB D. m Daly-Solid train FOR BingHamrou. wavsr-
b. EImra- Chicago sIeePers 70 Buffalo. chicago. Cn-t
ratI D.-jns
rTNrCxETS Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
4 --TNODATrONS at III ll2 PSI 4l1 and 95T Broad
way f5c t25th St. and 275 West 25h St Chasers
sr5 west ad da3 and FutJr
e. proa4vav Brooklyn 122 River St, Hoboken.
Iersev cav station. transfer CO
rhzrirS hsRE destination