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New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
NEW POSTAL sUBsTATIoN FOR ORANGE

Orange, July % (SpecaD.-Lous D. Ganson
the recently appointed Republican postmaster of
Orange announces that on August l he will open
a substation of the Orange postoffice at No 254
Westinghouse This will be a great accommoda-
tion to large part of the city Letters may be
registered and domestic money orders taken out
while stamps and postal cards will for sale. Mr.
Gallison has just completed reorganization OF
the interior OF the Orange office adding greatly to
its convenience and to the accommodation OF the
public
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
WIFE AND MONEY MISSING.

Mrs immaculate Cicceone, forty-one years old
who has lived for several years with her husband
at No. SO Garsde-st.. Newark has been missing
since last Wednesday, and with her went $500 of her
husbands savings. The husband says that Mariana
Moscardino an anarchist, who paid attentions to
his wife, accompanied her, and believes that the
couple have sailed for Europe. The woman leaves
two children. Moscardino has been active in the
work Of the anarchist society, and II is said by
Italians that before coming to the United States he
committed a crime in Italy
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
ACCUSES VISITOR OF STABBING HER

Adam Iantfeak, thirty-eight years old, of No. ia
North Sixth-st.. Williamsburg. locked up in
the Bedford-ave police station last night charged
with assault and robbery. The complainant is Mary
Schitzka. twenty-five years old.
Iantfeak called upon the young woman in the
afternoon, and while he in the house the COM
plainant missed her pocketbook. containing S5S
When she accused him of the theft Iantfeak the
woman says, drew pocket Knife and cut her I'm
the right hand.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
FURTHER EVIDENCE IN POWERS CASE,
NO PROOF AS TO WHO ACTUALLY KILLED
GoEBEL TO BE PRESENTED.

GoEBEL TO BE PRESENTED
Georgetown. KY, July 22.-The Powers murder
conspiracy trial will be resumed Tomorrow IT is
said tonight that the prosecution will not allow
any Of its evidence as to who fired the shot mat
killed Goebel to come out on this trial Powers is
indicted only as an accessory before the fact and
all OF the evidence to the identity of the as
saSsln Is apparently to be held in reserve for the
tsI.o trlsI OF jim Howard; Berry Howard and Others
prosecution may close It's direct testimony the
part of the week ' e '''e'
The lawyers for the defence decline IN saw
whether the defendant will be put on the stand
1t Is understood that neither Youtsey Davis Combs
nor Whitaker, who are In Jail here, charged with
to testify in the Powers case e'S
Robert Noaks will resume the stand tomorrow
He was asked by the defence to produce in court
the muster rolls OF the military company which he
organized at the request of Caleb Powers and which
he says Powers directed should be made up OF
mountain desperadoes. The defence may offer proof
70 snow that the company was not composed of
men OF such character Noaks alleges they were
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
VESSEL ON SABLE ISLAND COAST

Boston. July 22-Captatn Howell of the Dominican
Line steamer Turcoman, from Liverpool reports
that on last Friday he sighted a four rnasted sail
Ing ship ashore on the eastern end Sable Island
All save the spanker mast were standing and tba
sea was breaking over her It is probably the
Brltsh snip which was wrecked there about
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
ARMoRED KNIGHT SENT TO AN AsYLUH
CHALLENGED NEIGHBoR TO A DUEL. IT -
SAID-ADJUDGED INSANE.

John Ketteier, a concert hall keeper, of Bush
wick-ave and Siegel-st., in the Eastern District,
who created considerable of a sensation some time
ago by donning some old armor and challenging a
neighbor to a duel according to the stories at the
time has been adjudged insane by the county
physician and will be sent to private sanatorium
George Stehlen, who lives next door to Ketteer,
had trouble with him over spite fence that
had been erected by Ketteler. The latter had
Stehlen arrested on a charge of disorderly con-
duct. and failing to get satisfaction, put on the
old armor and, 1t is said. challenged Stehlen to a
mortal combat. Ketteler has since been under the
care of physicians
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
JUSTICE SMTTH OUT OF DANGER.

Atlantic City N j.. July % (speciaD. D.-Justice
Frederick smyth. OF the New-York Supreme Court
Is now entirely out OF da 1ger according to the
statement OF the physicians attending him. He is
sun confined 10 his room at the Hotel Dennis bur
mas peen very comfortable during the last twenty
few days. -
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
AGED WOMAN DRoWNED IN 4 BATH TUB

Catherine Bucket. sixty-sIx years of age. living
No 103 Spruce-st Newark found drowned
in the bath tub at her home this evening. She
had teen i'll, and was taking bath alone, when
IT is supposed she swooned. and her head sinking
below the water. she was drowned She leaves
dau
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
KING ALE1ANDER'S BETRoTHAL.
sERvIA's RULER TO WED FORMER LADY IN
WAITING TO QUEEN NATALIE.

Belgrade. July Fixing Alexander of servia has
proclaimed his betrothal TO Nine. Draga Maschn
widow, who was formerly lady in waiting 10
Queen Natalie the Kings mother
New-York tribune., 1900-07-23
HARD WORK IN THE PRISONS.

Within the four brick walls with strong grated
WINDOWS have been established tailor shops
smithy carpenter shop and the great kitchen for
the prisoners Work begins at $50 o'clock and
WIN an lntermission Of one and one-half hours at
noon, continues until $3.50 o'clock. 1t is work too
risne nIS ror mere shuriing pretenee Many OF the
nave sought to complain OF the difference
ti that PreVans IN our methods and those that Or
atTsu ..1tte uhueI l the Spanish regime, They say
'When the Spanish had a prison here thew ala NJ
require the prisoners TO la5or as do the Americans
"hN 40 you not allow US our feast and holy days7'
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, August Ia 1900.
BEEVES-RecelPts. Ia 2 I34 head, including
S5 cars for market with stale cattle -
cars on Jersey CITY and Is at
Sixteth-st There limited offerings Of and
prices fairly steady Bulls and dun
fully cleared. Ordinary choice native steers
$3.50 per 70; s. 2O4S4 65 bulls at
- IJaS3 %: 81 S0G1S3 90. Dressed beef
rnoderate s994zc 70 for common choice
day quoted prices Liver
pocl I2c al 12lse, dressed weight. Ship
to-day. 2.460 quarIe Of beef the Teutonc TO
Liverpool ana 1000 quarters the St. Paul 70 southap
also cattle on the Anta 70 the West Indies and %
sheep Fontabel!e The Pretoria will carry 70 Ber-
muda 81 cattle and SO sheep.
saIes-J shamberg & Son: 80 Chicago eteers 1882 70
average per 100 10 20 do, 122s e s. So 4 do,
at IS Is 1900 IS So Il do 1878 n. IS 90;
Mcpherson & CO: 20 Ohio steers 1882 n at s. 20; q
do lfT5 10 IS stable fed Pennsylvania do iiiO
Sc s0 cows I044 10 So co y do 1o4l n at g 80;
l. DO io46 So s5 do 1908 n. at 50; Do. $50 70.
Sanders: bulls 1850 70 at 80 20: do n at
So 10. do 9A2 70 SO: Y DO. 7G3 n at 81 So = %
o." of s. 25 DO SIS b at S. %; DO. $40 n at $;
- - SO n az s44 n. 81 do, $40 n.
a. 81 90. il DO $50 n. at 81 70
" Tohin q shannon bulls T5s n. Sc SO; IS cows,
sas H. al 81 81. II DO 7s2 n. al 81 70
do 470 n az 50; II bulls, 73s n al 81 So - DO:
III n at s. rs, DO 7G9 n, 50 TO- do, s2o T. at
So s5: do e94 n. s. 30; cows. 540 10. al - ~
a. SOS n 80 so. do GA 10, AZ s. 20; do to 10
79e n. 81 TO- 90. 6ao n at 81 So DO, d2s 10 at
81 40; 2 hefers, $50 10, az So
sherman Culver: Virginia steers 1910 70, ct 20 oo
Il da 1121 n. at So 50.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16

ss 50. Bulk DUH 81 sTk Bacon firm IS 50.
WhsEey quiet. 81 -. Sugar firm
Duluth. Aug la.--Whaar-Ne 1 cash. nae August
7s@es Septemoec SAC; December, T91C, No Northsgr
cash, I54c, Auglst l6ac. September. T6Nc December
TftAc; No spring. l21&c Corn. 3sc Oats. 24024Ac.
Milwaukee, Aug 15-Wheat nrm. No I Northsrn. req
Ilci No Norths-n 741sGI5e. Rye higher No = 51tsc
Barley frul; No ,. 5oc; sample, 3564Tise
Minneapolis A1g l5-FIour-FIrss patents. 81 70. Sec
or1 patents S % arst clears So, second clears 81 s.
Bran bulk 81 73QS12
Philadelphia. aug I5-Wheat steady: contract grade
august. T55sGI3%c. Corn strons, sc higher; No .
mixed. August 43A944c Oats steady; No white
elpped, BOA 4SO72c Butter hru, good demand, fancy
Western eEeamery l2Es: 40 p-ints. BE Esss h-m
fresh nearby l5c; do Wesre-u 15c, do Southwestern
15e southern lie RseePts-FIour 1000 5nls 229o 900
70 n sacks; wheat. so 600 bush 1000 bush
43 COO bush shtpraentsvhsa s5 900 bush; 4Toe9
bush; cats. Is. OOG bush.
3 Louis Aug i5--closing- Wheat-No red cash.
= Sc august y septenoer. 71sc December 3
t4ei No hard, is+46s1eC- C0r1-No cash 5Sc; Au-
gSst 81 &c; ssPtsmber S7se December 50 sGsSe, ysaE
2l4sc; December, 22atc No white, 26c.
Toledo. aug. l5-Wheat dull. spot T74se. Sep
tsmber. IS5sc October Ts7sc. December. s0isc Corn
duIi' higher No 2 cash 43sc September. 42c- oats
du higher No ? cash. pc September, p &c Rye
I snl! unG5a9sedi Nc easa 5l15c Clovsrseed active
Sc 10 No 2 IS 25G$5 SO. Oh unchanged
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16

Cc-ton Exchange Special Liverpool cahles-Spet COZ
quiet sales bales. speculation ana export
bD9 OOG, receipts 100 all American ne
n EpIsucs I7-3Zd- Futures opened easy o-o4
define l:45 steady, 464gg4z2 z2-5id net !Jy.eL
E-1seE quiet STEADY, net ~ 70 on ponls oNSS
Deeenloer-J 4S5zs January-E ebrlary 4S4
Eesr1zFy-MsreE 4.S3ze. March-Aprl. 4Sz-2s aprL-
MAJ z5lHb- AuguEr Iss August-Septeu7ber 0yo+2Dt
s54zss OcE0ber-Aovenlber @447Zs,
A9geuler-D 45s5zs- Aanchester-farns, very
little doing Cloths GEll
FLOUR AND MEAL<-SaIes again connnec prl1-
spay . small lots and while ne naaIket she~sG w..
seles standpoint has been a. any IiIs s9 ~
slr11R parents S4GS5 35 winter straight4 - S4e3
WINTER patents $ s9s4 20 spring clears g sosS - ~
No / s. S0aS8. extra No winter ~ tve
s. So grade. sl9@sls - Per ton SPOT sRe 70 4Iso
RYE FLOUE-Aore active quoted fElr q soo'
ssass 20: choice % faney s. Z5aS5 - ceI.a. aE-AL
quoted Eiin dried g s5t4% ~ as = pEanl- 80
BzC EEAL-Firu; quoted: Fire Sllte ard seilo' -
&c oDarse sass. z lD--tlFfl e4etsa
nFa1 spo $40 259SI6 30; sacks, 70 arrive - ~ SO
sprne bran bulk sl5 500SIA .; coarse "lleT -.
GSls CO. latter white. mtdGlng slesl e. 9aA -
houuv chop 81 nominal o. ifisa 80 ~ ''iS-~ "
cake 81 70. oil cake so 90. - ,t,
EEAI&-WEEAT-Ihs wheat Ii-AIAei W -
very dan yesterday but also rather easy IN uneeIS
support ~-fhcraFsn, 'f - - --I-
Epor wllses steadiless the rsaEhei psse-s
denendeEt signs e easing o Attempts NM
early - day rouse tss nlaIAeL If-, tts
alzL6oned during afternoon as expert race We
Only about II loads and cables rather nnsa
F0EsiSn E1zneas and outsiae Uads cut prastea1S 10
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16

nsnre IN the market any time during the day Il was
local AFFAIR entirely with bears restrained little by
the latter reaching $40 600 bush wheat and
civ we're me gay trom all ports Receipts a. kaasss
aasa s maknE with other winter wheat points ot
$500, oesh IN comparison with 24a 600 bush last
90 90 oSIs aeanst 2s5 cars last week ana is4 year
Ae AZ ts highest point September New-York
cissa SLoe and from that eased off TO Issse at the
nieb+ ess.lhs ma! &c decline from the previous
aaeae IN spite Of the that carEoes OF wheat
e arrived or the English Ia the last week, Lv-
SlVssu 7sd lower, influenced TO extent by
80 @ weather conditions IN England and France Lon
a qn me ether hand, little steader, closing Il
- hlAher tnsn the previous night TIE only open
ket on the Continent Berlin, showed de-
1llle q I14 = marks The weather throughout North
sstions was unsettled but not important
FACTOR IN the DAYS operations Quotations wheat
e. o aAoat basis were follows No red New-Tork
- Sc to arrive; No hard Manitoba ss+sc spot; No /
% sc 70 arrive No Northern Chicago. 81 l4c arrive
Co5IN-A good deal Of strength was noted in the
september option, which spite Of half break
curing the last half hour closed c higher than the pre-
circumstances It looked much like Of
~ that option notably in Chicago. where the spot situa
sos ~ are Gown TO half million bush and daiIy ship
ets Tar IN excess OF arrivals Thursday only 115
.e lhIry indicated that offerings were small II not
smaller. than heretofore. said that 600 600
ooara learaces we're 517 600 but the hus-
ness of only Is loads which
reaIzinE IN the last half hour September in this
and then eased OF 457sc corn closed 443s c
elevator 45o delivered 45He shost......,..
JAshe trade in oats was Of small volume but prices
closed At 2se: No oats. 25+c No white 2slEa2ss4c
No whlrs 271a62so: track mtxAd 2s027izc track
white 21733c; No white clins 2912e17c RYE
Market steady; No I Western. 57ikc No Western
5Ic both ahoet. stste rye, 68c ( New-Y>rk
44'io ana mailing. 4s953c both c + Nev-Yorlt
sEFDsiothy, September So so; clover October 50 10
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
OTHER MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-Cattle-Receipts, 1880 including
40OO Western and 800 Texans: choice steady
others and Western l5c lower. Natves-Best on
to-day: carload S. 90 good 10 prime steers
IS 506S5 90 medium 81 5oGS2 % selected feed
ers choice steady other 81 75; mixed srockers
s39S3 So 81 soG$4 S5 heife-s $34 So Gamers s.
81 10, bulls SO T09S4 40; calves 81 S0So 10 Iexans
Recapts ! to-day carloads az
10 Texas steers 25a$5 s. 40
asa 30 Texas bulls So 5O9S3 35 Hogs-Receipts to-day
25 600 head tomorrow, 2lo9o estimated !ef ove $500
head good light Arm: heavy packing weak, top 50 81
mixed and butchers "a 95S5 80 good choice heavy IS
IS 272 rough heavy 81 1884 95 light IS 054s9 81 h
bulk Of sal S5IS5 Sheep-SJeady slow, lambs
10g15e higher good choice wethers 81 25$4 90 fair
Sc 75G$4 90 Western sheep. sc - a.
Texas sheep s91s4 native lambs. 81 257s6 Western
lambs, 81 T50$5 90.
Cincinnati. Aug 15.-Hogs-Aetve, lower az S4 4OG
So so CattIe-Easy at SO 25@s5 Is. Sheep-Lower at
IS 256S4 10. Lambs-Lower $50 Sc
East Liberty Aug 15.-Cattie steady; extra S. so9
s. so, prime IS 4o9S5 6o s. 50QS4 Hogs slow
light weights and pigs $ 55gS5 SO; mediums,
50qS5 So; Yorsers, IS 456s5 so grassers +o4
heavy S. 3G9S5 35 roughs s. 50dsA % Sheep
dun little doing; choice wetEsrs s. SoaS4 40 com
50S2 so, lambs IS 25GSo 80, common TO
good. SO 25GS5. veal calves, S6 50SS5
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
EXPORTS TODAY
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Nev-York, Il, 1900
CosFEE-Not a spark OF speculative enthusiasm
H-@Ies-e1 oo the Coffee Exchange to-day From tie
yel opening he tsneency downward due more TO
EaFr ABSENCE u speculative special efforts
-fe PART of the contingent. The market starred
Etsay II toce al decline Of 5G10 points
Ps1t Win weakness IN Hamburg Brazilian
zets E-AEre was closed II observance ot holiday
-lEcL the res- OF the forenoon there points
a-1cna4 nGcI2ation II Prices and total sales mid
cay sgEreEatec but 5000 baKs. During the session
re 6psthsrtc. nothing
- news upon which base fresh conclusions ard buy
is oTe<s stizE II too so1y rally the market Total
sa -cr ne Gay q 5i5o bags represented OF the
saes- markets q recent Receipts e.
a. Brazilian regarded Indicative
e1lnE crop movement. while warehouse deliveries
--EEe1 EEr-cenry small volume
rhz the COUNTY would ccntrue policy Of procras:i
nation Entl prices had reached much lower level
re close futures we're steady in tone with prices 5
70 points lower The market for spot coffee weak
szt nominal with prices f79c
invoice ocs Of No Rio. Cleared from Bahia August IS
steamer RaEusz- with :. 600 bags
TIE range Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
Condensed
Total daily supply ....

. s & ayrags m &c price aq for the surplus U.S. on the Platforms s
In addition 70 figures IN given above the
LacNawanaa carried daily average $500 quarts OF
POULTRY LIvE-Recepts today include Il cars
Of Western BY freight and about by express Chick
IN moderate supply held quite firmly Fowls and
Ducks and geese frn Pigeons dSI We gguots: spring
chickens per n, 101z611c; fowls 1Oc roostere &C.
pigeons. .5a20c- .bREssED~Whe general trading
IN transit are considered light and holders Inclined 70 be
shade rnaer for grades Near
spring ducks in liberal supply but oav sxce6onaiiG
fancy saIable above Squads plenty and irregular
poor 546c spring chickens Phiaaep6a seieeted large
148l6c do mixed sizes 196I2c; do Pennsylvania l04 2
91O1ze do scaIded Ice; n under average sag
92c; DO Southwestern average best eisc. DO fair 70
coed prime lO91ohc: do Western, scalded 9Izc;
Western. dry picked average prime 9s9l0c dc fair to
93ec; old Sc; ducks Eastern and Island
spring llc do Western spring 6g9c geese Eastern Eastern
large. white, per dog So mixed, 81 5Oa$1 20, do
Potatoes AND vEGETAB ABLEs-Oferings Of potatoes
quite liberal but stock largely out Of condition and
atoes yas light receipt and higher onions IN
liberal supply but selling fairly late prices canoases
ioW Corn dul and weak celery STEADY EsspIants
dragging Lima beans lower Peas and beans H25e 4
at2eS sold sligaty 6ettS bur prices unmproye6 Other
bbl 81 25Gs2 onions Connecticut per bb s. 5O4p
5v 3 90 wb Yfo" 6r 81 bs s. q 75s2 99 @ 20 Seom cS 81 s s.
red 60G90c d. State and Western yellow per double
haf 6 99 8 g. 90 NeFn pf6 o 0q + 5s s. Cucumber
pickles per 600 25e@S2 cucumbers per 25c coEn
B6i 56e@si lima beans. Per bag slG$I Is lettuce
sTn per case SieS2 20 peas sSAs gsr bush y g os
50q75c turnips Russia per bb 5Oa75c; tomatoes Jer-
ueT
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Aug. 15.'The American and Cotton Re
porter VIII say wool trade TO all
outward appearance is considerably Quetsr
than II was week Il is tnci1ated. in certain
quarters that there been buying during
the last week than surface number o.
persons being engaged in picking wool in the quetss
manner possible According however
the situation could been
The sentiment perhaps accurately BY dealer
VINO that he quieleF
w6o market than have been Witnessed since the first
OF June. The manufacturers have apparently bean
much in evidence The mills be governing their
OF entirely
actual needs Where they buying 500 bags
they buying 90 Their purchasing short s OF
a Prices steady. The
OF amounted to 22l2 see pounds do
2237s0O total % 354s 800 for the previous
of 5.366.0 600 for corresponding week
year. sales January IS t3T.
pounds against $4,000 pounds the corresponding
time year"
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16

COTToS-ChsnFs. 1nion frequent in to-4dayss
eorton market aEs penduIattons showed
ceprtonasy eTTst'r erlent The start barely
z-ss5E- WITH PFfces = PeinEs lower during
1cueaa0z t5s market ruled generally weak [
o=a- aEEEsszion ana absence Of anything Ike
SUBJECT The Leading sellers OF yesterday started
t-= eepress prices Still further
-1-ge weak long sr--- cables Up O
0ee--SE average intelligence
as wE1ie. whie the weather told q
ra1s y the Eastern belt, ana toisTaoy clear csnd-
1s west q the Mississippi Valley n addition
c-- 5zEr-sh trade situation.
re crop itselt concerned except improve
rnen- q u cent II the condition during July.
E-- <swE-1ELzlG cloth mills lacked
while -1e speculative public seemed 70 have
c1sc bearish convictions A. the lowest point
last night making loss Monday night y
= pen-s Al midday shorts began = manifest Uneasi
market and belief mar the long interest had pretty
Te-- eliminated From feeling of nervousness. shorts
subsequently became positively frightened and
L c1l Covering stimulated
for dry weather The entire belt tonight
predictions receipts.
the the forenoon loss only recovered
out During The balance CT the market
extremely tevertsr with tolsrabIy firm ndertoue The
market finished the Gay steady in with august
sE1HUg re- loss q point. while orAer months
20 points higher among the reports received
1-rU t1e crop centre were TIE following Bailey
Montgomery. Newman Ga: Crop has greatly improved
We made report 70 the Agricultural Depart
le1c august l. g. e5s stiu think this about
e 70 give good crop St Paurs y. C.: Our
Cape Fear, has about dried ~. Crops
zorsL condition have II county Aberdeen
- II s terribly not and crT here; failure
-z--as s c. Crop badly damaged by droUrh. Yield
VII L. JUST about half planted crop
car 5s over 10 oC0 0oo Fayetteville n G: Weather
tea-c-lT Gry here
The rsnEs q prices the naarzet to-day
va as follows;
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. 4.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. Liberty street: South Ferry
CWhtehau TsrninaD minutes earlier
TExcept sundays. %Sundaya-
CHICAGO, - so Liberty street only) 'lS0 p N
and night.
PITTsBURG. $3.50 m Liberty onlyl. 800
D. n. 7.Oo D n and 12. 10 night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE ts0O 1900 DtaeEl
sIl 50 a QDinerl. flO0 D Diner. 'i30 CDtnerl
$500 CRoyal Limited exsIasLysly pullman Train
sI2i5 night. NORFOLK. 100 p
All trains illuminated with Ptp{sch Light
Offras. fT9. 261. 434 1900 Broadway. . Unlcn
So W Il Bowery N z $40 Fulton 81. Brooklyn:
whitehall Terminal snd Liberty Baggage checked
from hotel residence destination
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
9I2 A. S.35 P n Daily. except sunday. to
Pttsneld sundays only $50 A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
illuminated with Ptutsch Light
Ticket Offices 1I3 261, AS and L2l6 Broadway. =
Cnion Sc W. 2-5 Columbus Av-. 133 West l25th St
I25th St and i2sth St Stations New York SS and 72S
Fulton ST ana l04 Broadway. Z d. Brooklyn
Telsphone 200 ssh New York Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence BY
GEORGE H DANIEIs General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-16
Railr0aos.
DENNSYLVANIA
RATLRoAD.


STATIONS foot Of WEST TyvENTY-THTRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTLANDT sTREETa
ES-The ieavfLs time from DeabrOsses and
Cortiandt Streets Is Eve minutes later than
that given below for Tventy-third street
sta'ion- except where otherwise noted
2 s2 e. 4; A & EAsI So AAi-LH-.7d e sso Beet - p, TS.
% sSSHiseso 10 coAenss % Fit-s6lrs
800 A "a PENNSYLVANsIA LIMITED F--llaa con-
Cars For caiesEa. cisveiaad roisio. CIaeizs1sI
I.55 p 81 cffT-arsS ~ 80 -@ OTIS v.-psr--z =
Eor Ieedo Naahvus tvia ciucinnati aas LouisvlIsi-
s-5s p " ST Loris Ez5PFEss Pir,ssu-s. Co
S-55 ? NJ: wEsTEfS EzPREss-Far chseara. Fo-
20 p VI. PAcTFIc EXPRESS -Fa- Pis.ssurz ana
551.s Eor knoTvile. daily via shsnsndo1h valley
- y " CLEVELAND AND eTscTNSsTT Ex-
WAsHI2GTo0TSS GSD 1T''.rf TliE s'sc,i-fi sSrTn.
10 "a @ S-S No. 80 19Io tDs.srossss ana coanat sezs-ta
s1o DesaEosse9 ana corslanat Streets. 2S0 q =
ss'o e Dining Carr. as tlsiag Car 3 IS , n
n i25 s 3 so52, - 80, 80 - D-ala7 ~ ~.
and p5a,Rg Cars . 4e5 Diaias Carr as sbiaias
SOUTHERN @ RA-LwAY--Ex3rsss J =. As p n = 10
NoRF9IK AND WESTERN RA11wA4.-For Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LTSR@E1srss8s s4s8 SIS n and ss
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