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New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
STRONGER YALE TEAM NEIT YEAR.

>-c,,IIa,s,, conn Nov IS (SpeciaD-Few of the
leading university football teams VIII start next
season with as good prospects as Yale AS far as
car. be learned now. only TWO OF this years team,
Ca1tain Gould and Swan. will be graduated next
sprIrg O!cott and Weymouth may go but 1t is
not expected thar they Will as Olcott is IN MS
tr@: year posIsra6uated student ana "ey-
rnoutn is in his second year in the Law School,
and by remaining his third year may pe Cdp',tili
Of the 'y2rSity crew.
Nine therefore. of the varsity that played
Princeton last Saturday Will be back In college
next fail. There viii also be on hand most OF the
leading substitutes. besides Glass and Biooiner'
both of whom are among the best football men
Yale ever had out who could not play this year
Glass because of Harvard's protest ana bloonier
because he dropped back a year. Bloofnef : work
last year put him first among the tackles OF the
country. If Bloomer stays in college from no" On
he Will have three more years of football
A glance at the list of men who Will turn out
next year shows how promising the outlook is 1t
is the exact reverse of last year as then all out
three of the varsity were to be graduated ,o-,,.
'O3 and Ferguson, %, remain both OF them 6einS
freshmsn frss end At tackle s' Yale viii super
OF N ha hos"n % on Pe Ya
varsity teams-Bloomer. Goss; Hogan and Hamiln,
fin. who has come rapidly TO the front this season
be @ tackles in a. 5w9 of and nd% os eoae ar
taken, that will crowd out Hamlin and Hogan. be-
sides three other fast men.
At guard the situation is nearly as good Glass
will be able play. and probably Olcott will re
turn. There will also be Hamlin. who played right
guard on Saturday, and Johnson, the crew man.
who is a heavy and fast substitute guard Besides
these men, there is Townsend, of the freshman
team who is At centre Holt will return, with
Johnson his substitute
back. win a lot of fast new men De saulles win
again take quarterback, with WeltUn and Metcalf
as substitutes At halfback there will be Hart.
Wilhelm and Chadwick, of this years eleven;
Owsley, Hinke and Farmer, of the freshman
eleven. all good men; At fullback there will be
Weymouth again, and McClintock and White. the
freshman punter. Besides these men there will
also be Vanderpoel and Strong subs this season
There is in sight the strongest team that Yale
has ever had. The lineup may be forecasted
possibly the following
Left end Rafferty,: left tackle. Goss; left guard:
tackle, Boomer; right end. Ferguson quarterback.
De Saulles: left halfback Hart, Owsley Wihelmf
Soper: right halfback. Chadwick; fullback, Wey-
mouth.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
ENTRIES FOR To-MoRRow's RACES

furlongs)-Unmasked. 140; ssdducee 132
Path 123: Prince Richard f22. Pigeon Post, l22;
Jerry Hunt I22 Femesoe i2l shorehaTn 100 Barouehe
12: Fonsoluoa I12 Kalif Jos Cornorant 1o7; Caring
tor l07 Satire l07: Dewey, i04; War. 1922 Play
like. 100; Leuaoyne 9s
second race (ive furlongs)-Dropight. 1866 Queens
IC5; Euptsl 1o5. Dotet. l05. Sunny Port. 105;
Queens Messeneer 100 PaIsdina 100 Flying c9ioF 10
Augury. I05 i05 Semi Navarro. Ioo; Gen
lo5; wil1 Iess. lo5 CLIPPER 100: Pedestal lo3:
Blanche .e5: Trduer Jos. Solersau 105; Mary
Cateuood lo5 Lady Teazle 1c5 Also eligible: Maria
T-isa l05 Avis Jos: Gay 8:da. 1O5.
Third race lone seventy yardsg-I-amp OLee.
1ls Criterion u.s. Puritan. 1lS Phma Paxton. l0S
Barbetto los.
Fourth race Cstx furlongs,-Rocky; los; Man o War
I<:rp lls James Keat.ng. los E'retorlus. los Pos
tl!ion I0s Fonsouca i05; Frivol 1o5; Nviani, 100:
The CIoIdfnder lO5: C0acoa lo5 Excellence l05.
Fifth race one-sixteenth mes)Tyrshena. l0T
RaefaeIlo. lOT M>Neetin 1O7; Death. l08: Rngeader
E04: Althea lOi. Big Gun I04; MynheeT. i0i Scarlet
LILY. Himself. 100: Oudenarde. 100; Prosper La
100
sixth race (seven furlongs)-Prince Richard 10;
nerlal.st lO7 Lee King lO7: Brisk l0T; Alpaca, loI
verify io7 Ve7toro lO2 BY george 1o2: Arganauta So
shark So Carl 99: Connie, %; May J.. 9s Lady
Ciodi.a eligible: shorehsn. 100: Luck star.
Io7: Gold Lack lG7: Fe3erast Io4: KALI. 1922 Marc
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
THE RACETRACk
ONLY TWO FAvORITES SWIN-CARRJTNCLE
LOWERS THE TRACK RECORD.

Washington, Nov 1S-The cold threatening
weather held down the attendance ar Rennnss TO-
day. but there was little dminution in specua ton
Favorites again had bad day only two Tour
and Andy Williams, winning. The latter a l 10 .
sno', won by a nose after the most exciting finish
OF the meet Nine scratches in the last race re-
duced the field three starters Carbuncle easilv
neat Potente the odds-on favorite. in 2O4. lower
ing the track record by three seconds The hest
previous time was 201 made last fall also by Car
buncle- The summaries: ' ~ ~ ~
FIRST race seyen furlongs: S30ol-Tour 90 Ovon
oeriN) 10 .. won: Balloon C2ice) 10 second.
rap raounfa ~ tMarnl 70 TO l. third Time :2a2s
raoa Land Of Clover Woogath therer ] & Warner Roun-
teous Begsar Lady. Flora Garter Ban Kngstelie and
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
TBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.J
Cambridge Mass. Nov. 1S-Harvard underslau au-
yates were much disturbed by the report inns
morning that Yale would protest Cults Harvard
tackle, on the grounds of professionalism VI
course nothing be known in Cambridge as 10
Yales future action in the matter, but Captaii
Campbell has issued the following statement:
Mr.. Cults is entirely eligible the football teams
at Harvard and Yale by the rules which prevalI al
both universities. There is question OF pro-
fessionalisr, and has been none. The Ilanase-
ment has not received protest from \ ale. Mr.
Cults in intercollegiate athletics three years
at Bates College. taught ma athemattcs four years
at Haverford College Preparatory school, ana Is
now in the second year of the Harvard Law Schooi
In addition. Cults played the varsity team
this afternoon which shows that the coaches, who
held meeting this morning. have no fear as TO
his eligibility being questioned.
To-day's practice encouraging Inc
backs were slow in starting and the interference
was poor There was no fumbng, however oy
the varsity. In one twenty minute half only two
touchdowns made. The first one made
in three minutes by Bowdtch. who got the ball
tumble by the second the goal lne
Marshall the kickoff in for twenty yards
This touchdown came much slowly, due 10
the poor defence of the varsity The second re-
ceived the ball in midfeld and advanced 1t to
the 25-yard line by the aid of penalty and for
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
SALE OF EMPIRE CITY TRACK.
IT is SAID THAT A wHITNEY-CRoKER COM
BINATION NAY BID FOR IT THURSDAY.

IT Is SAID THAT wHITNEY-CRoKER COM
BINATION NAY BID FOR IT THURSDAY,
The creditors OF the late William H. Clark. cor
poration counsel Of this city, met yesterday In the
cHce Of ex-City Attorney James II. Hunt, OF 1onk-
es 10 take action IN protecting their interests In
tie sale by foreclosure Of the mortgage on the En-
pre- City racetrack IN YonlSeTs. The sale will take
Place Thursday morning at Manor Hall Seventy
five out Of one-hundred and fifty creditors were
present representing s2oooo OF $50 600 indebted
ne not including the s2500D mortgage held by the
Washington Life Insurance Company.
Register Isaac FronTne, representing the Clark
estate said Mr. Clark had expended S82SoeO In COM
zleting the track. He said that II he could have
given clear title the track he had three offers
for the same. TWO OF a half a million each, and
ole Of $4,000 but owing TO the present legal pro-
oeedines he had refuse the offers IN order TO get
perfect title TO the property. He also said that
experts have figured that the track is worth from
s53e9 SI750o0 for the two spring and fal! meet
ings.
Alter considerable discussion the creditors de-
cided c raise fund OF 50 OC5. which viii be 10 per
cent Of the purchase mortgage price, at the sale 10
rro1ecr their interests They VIII then have thirty
DAYS in which 10 pay the rest OF the bid The credt-
tors propose 70 form company for the purpose OF
furnE the track and either selling & or maintain
.ng II as q -acetrack and pay CT the claims IN
stock -
, L Is reported that William c. Whitney, !. =;
DHyer Senator McCarren and Richard Croker VIII
erdesrcr 70 get control OF the track and VIII Put II
3 I'D at the sale Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
COLUNBIA BADLY CRIPPLED.

Columbia s football team will leave here to-nleht
to play the naval cadets tomorrow afternoon at
Annapolis With the dsorganzation resulting from
the cornell defeat and team of cripples, Colurn-
hia practically faces another reverse tomorrow
Little hope of successful results tomorrow could De
discovered in yesterdays practice at South FIELD
Morley Berren, Bruce Van noevenoers Ice.
Willard was incapacitated from injuries receiveao "a
in the Cornell game Smith has his lame neck PACK
again Weekes still suffers from his injured knee
: Kindeen isSlikeWise troubled and Shaw ana NC
Lelian are badly bruised. ,n
Sanford while disappointed over the showne
ened and is determined get all OF his men in CON
ditton SO that a strong and winning front Will oe
made AGAINST the Indians at the Poloe&45ounos on
Thanksgiving Day.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

five a half furiongs: purse Sy00-
Wa #. 10 Ct Burnslt 3 10 2 won: Justice. 10
thir Time. o9>s- Bruh Missile Little Arrow. swamp
lanos Triton LAInoyne also
Andy Williams 1o3 Ct. Burns) ! TO won: Ohnet III
(EI Cochran J. second: Lord ouex Cfedtern).
10 to /; third Time. I471 Himself. PTesgrave. Co.
doga, Rghtaway Playlikc and James FltZ also
Fourth race tsix furongs purse S.CFose Of May "a
Oh Nichaels). !, wcn Hans Wagner, 1oT Coch-
ram l. Mseaeer. q O. Smith. IS
third. Time. 1916 Gold Braid. Hot. Parhan
The Pride Surrey. Athcola, SucezsuuEa Locke and
Zoraide ran.
Fifth Zone sixteenth rniles; purse 5000
Warranted. eS tfsedfeTnl 20 to won; Mynhee5. Igs
DogGetO 10. second: Punctual. lol tBoaer). 30
third Time. 1928. Flaxsp:nne-. RtnGeadcr. t-ator
Jack Mcann. Gray Daily. Frederick. "hist!ins Con. pry
Lizzie 4. also
three-sixteenth miles. purse si0o?
CarbIncle. Cochran). 3. won: Potente I26
Mchaels) 10 second: Ranaello 1I3 tBookel), s
/, third. Time 204. Three starters.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

horsepower machine than the rules governing the
contest stipulated The club had originally intended
10 make two classes for stearI vehicles, one for
racers and the other for road machines. Then 1t
that the would drag into darkness
and all vehicles were punched in one class
Consequently If a protest made it would in all
proba bility have weight with the committee IN
charge of the
II Is believed that several American machines
will be sent abroad compete in the international
between Paris and Vienna in June. The en-
tries o? Fournier, ". +. Vanderbilt. jr-, and Fox
hall P. keene made some time ago and others
will probably follow suit. This race will be con-
Quoted under Joint auspices of the leading auto
mobile clubs or France. Germany and Austria Fhe
start will be made June Is.
The annual election of the Automobile Club or
America was held the clubhouse. Fitty-eighth-
81. and Fifth-ave. last night. The expected oppo-
stion ticket did nnaterialze, and the regular
ticket went through without hitch. Several minor
amendments TO the constitution were passed. The
officers elected were: 4. r. Shattuck. president
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
GOLF.

BURIAL MATCH AT BALTUsROL-PRo-
FEssIoHALs AND AMATEURS PAIRED.
Professionals and amateurs well known In inter-
club golf matches alternated partners In IouF-
bali contest al the Baltusrol links yeste- day John
u Ward the Fox Hills amateur, and Isaac
Mackje professional at the Fox Hills greens, were
1rawn against James A. Tying. the veteran BaItus-
ro golfer. and Dave Hunter, the Baltusro4 pro-
tessional Louis ?. Bayard. 1r, the former inter
nsr but al me last moment he unable to ap-
pear and his place was taken by Tying. The match
sss et thirty-six holes, and Tying ana hunter WON
~ up
Tyng's game throughout was capital he mace
sn IS each round. and, together with HuhleI,
nenaged % return a best bah score OF 1e2 AT the
eoapleton Of the first half the Two teams were
Ted and Il was not until the home green was
reached that the Baltusrol pair were able TO take
lie match Ward ard Mackie's best ball score
"a
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
MORE AUTOMOBILE RACES.
PROGRAMMED R. SHATTUCK RE-
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF
AUTOMOBILE CLUB

An effort is to be made to secure permission to
run off the ncompleted automobile races left over
from last Saturday Ocean Parkway on Saturday
morning The Long Island Automobile Club will
hold special meeting tomorrow night, when the
announcement will be made regarding the proposed
contests. A committee has been appointed to see
Park Commissioner Brewer to his consent
for the races. 1t is said that the club will give
the championship cup to Henri Fournier without
further contests. 1t is believed that any Of
the machines will be able beat the of 81 As
seconds for the mile made by Fournfer last Satur-
day afternoon.
The classes for bicycles and tricycles were only
started when darkness put stop to the speed
trials, and there are also several machines in the
nght gasolene and steam classes which will have
10 be tried out before the cups be delivered
the winners. There rumor yesterday that a
protest had been lodged against S T. Davis jr
t. who won the cup for steam vehicles by covering
the mile in lib. This rumor was denied by mem
oers of the Automobile Club last night. The state
ment had been made that Mr. Davis used greater
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
HARVARD EXPECTS NO PROTESTS

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 1S.-W. T. Reid. head
coach of the Harvard football team tonight made
the following statement in regard to the possible
protesting of Campbell. Herman and Cults by Yale
as set forth in a ew-Haven paper:
The charges are to my mind. too ridiculous to
notice and | do not believe that Yale has any sucn
intention. We have received absolutely no protest
concerning any member of the Harvard team. ana
do not expect The only cause that L can see
any o stories IS of mistaken identity:
Campbell. 1 believe has a brother who has coached
at Worcester Academy. Cults is perfectly iree
from professionalism OF any sort. The story bout
Herman l consider quite groundless. If Y ale haa
any such intention / believe she would have
waited so long before making her protest
Captain Campbell also seem He supported
Coach Reid's statement in every particular.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
coLUMBTA's BASKETBALL DATES.

rhee. basketball team yesterday elected
henry Allen its captain for the coming
sv. Aiieh is junior. and has played the
=. ~ "a 'he last two years. He was also captain
xa,h deer announced these dates for games
Yale az harvard and Princeton: January Is,
Prtncston. -sEE~ssiaven: January Is. Princeton at
Fenruarv ~ epTruSry e. Harvard. at New-York:
Princeton =, 1aie at New-York: February 2s
Cambria. ~' New-Yorx: March s. Harvard at
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

ward tumble that recovered by Morse The
second WA theI. hed the 25-yard line. Putnam
cid some gooc running in the varsity's advance
TO the seconC'* Hoy2-d line, where Marshall
dropped d goal from the Held standing on the
25-yeTG IEe.
Captain Campbell. who had a bad knee. is NOV
ing along ell right; he was in the signal practice
to-day. BlagGeTl who threatened with ap
pendicits. has returned the training table, and
will be out for work tomorrow
The annual scare account OF spies to-
day. Two small boys and '.Dago' were discov-
cred and driven from the stand Locke. the senior
drop kicker, has been taken the varsity squad.
and also Hurley. Kidder. Mills. Sard and Crocker.
Of the frcshIi n tear.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
BERKELEY DEFEATS CUTLER.

between the Berkeley and Cutler school football
teams at University oval, Morris Heights. yester-
day afternoon The game w4s the playon Of the
lie which resulted III their first meeting last
Wednesday, when each team scored ) points. The
battle had be renewed. owing TO both teams
striving for honors il the NewNoIk interscholasuc
championship series.
Both teams were confident of victory when the
game began. Soon after the kickoff IL. .ers. CUT
Ier's right haifback bad his coilarbore fractured
and had retire. This weakened The whole team.
and Berkeley mad an easy road TO travel. With
some good line and end plays, Roome soon got over
for a touchdown. but the try at goal failed Cutler
put up a good fight. but their defence was weak;
Berkeley scored again in the second half, ana
kicked goal, winning the game by II TO o. The
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

Ciiaiicus.
rnuE pEoPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK by grace of God free and indepenaenl;; ipI;
., Marin Bohken, otherwise known as Johannesl
R,hIken and Brunings. the heirs at law ana nea
- n y, Iohn BohIken of the City and County OF
New York deceased: and 10 Fredericka Metser Mh,e
Amelia Figelius Drodse Anton
and Remers the heirs at law ana neT bsn I en-
Cethartne the widow OF said John b9hlh-i;
late OF the City County Of New York dsceesea sen
greeting: Whereas. Frederick Bohlken and Georse
Bohken of the City OF New York have latsy@ @ apF'. -
- ths Surrogates Court of County OF New iorh' 20
have instrument in writlng bearing a nae ,er
a2nd dayr OF 1901 relating 10 notn rear ang
sonaI property duly proved as the last WI Ana @ York
late of the County OF cse~ -
deceased therefore and each OF you are Saw Work
Surrogate of our County OF t>ew
al his Office in the County of New York on me oth R
thousand nine hundred anu Two a. hat.
pat ten O'Clock in Of that day {nen ana
attend probate OF the SAID las, III dno
Testarent Ard such you hereby eitsd as are
,,nler OF years, are 10
pear by your guardian II you have one oing3 OF % nr in
3on 70 appear and apply for to De appoiH-l o5 IN
ba e,ent 81 your neglect failure to do So gua.ua
I'll. he appointed Surrogate TO represent ahn aet
for in proceeding - .zo
In whereof we nave
s,,rroeae's Court of said County or New York TO
Do hefeuo witness Hon. ABNER c THOMAS Sur
rogate said County OF New YORK,
r. G A. said County the 1lth day OF November:
- 90 In the year Lord thousand
min hundred and one
J FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
FoTRSOMES AT DYkER MEADOW.

Foursome play is under way at the Dyker
MEADOW Golf Club for cups given by j. Duncan
0trdge and Henry Crossley. The first Touho Is
% De decided tomorrow among the eight pairs VINO
e1alihed on Saturday and the survivors will meet
oe,ore November q in the semi-finals. on Ihanks-
s.',ng Day the finals viii be played, and IN aool-
len there VIII be a thirty-six hole handicap TOT
special prizes. In the womens tournament JUST
Sosed first prize has been awarded to Mrs Ado!ph
= srnylse. Mrs James II. Merritt was second
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
OFFICERS NOMINATED.

-. r. Dyer has been nominated for State centu-
~, Hao Wilson Higgnson for secretary and treas
Foas cihe me New-York State division OF the Century
Niao OF America for next year.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

ent races There are three contests TO be decided
tne Oerny Tor dogs under eighteen months old; the
All AGED. and the Champion Stakes The Derby
VIII pe started early tomorrow morning on the
south side of the river
spur 'sihen from Massachusetts,. Rhode Island,
Pennsylvania. Missouri Ohio Indiana Tennessee
west virginia and other States arrived to-day
omen VIII also take part the chases which
commune until Friday. Il estimated that two
hundred hunters and half as man bo1nds viii
participate in the chases "
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
70 FINISH FOUR-BALL MATCH.

Tie return half of the four-5all match. In which
:. l. Taylor OF Dyker Meadow. and George Low.
ene lyker professional. paired against NJ NJ
SSlger. captain Of the Fox Hills team, and Isaac
ssssckie. the Fox Hills professional IS to be de-
s Ssssa Tomorrow the Fox Hills green's In the
rs. Is aaif, played Dyker Meadow last Thursday.
asioE and Low led by up.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
RECEPTION FOR OARSMEN.

metropolitan Rowing Club Will hold its an
@ @' reception at the Harlem Casino. One-hundred-
ve-,t sef1y-fourth-st. and Seventh-ave.. on No
ersr. 70 Boxes have been secured by nearly
- rowing club on the Harlem River.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
BERKELEY.
CORNELL TAKES A REST.

Ithaca, n. Y, Nov 1s-The Cornell football men
had their vacation this afternoon. The phys
ical condition of the majority of the eleven was
somewhat improved, but two three, including
Purcell and Coffin, halfbacks. still in bad
shape and will be unable fill their positions for
several days.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
foA HUNTERS READY FOR THE CHASE

re.s,rs Sp'ihee KY. Nov ls-Everythins is in
Fog Tl,,-, ior The annual chase Of the National
sers .a.lers ar Association tomorrow. comm,ttees
'''ea Today. preparatory for the differ
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
He KNEW.

From The Chicago Post.
The kind hearted woman picked the lad up ana
brushed off his clothes
my poor boy she said. Sympa ttcally, what
ever made you take such an awful faIl?
The attraction of gravitation, ma am. answered
little Harold Beanhiu IN his quiet Bostonian way
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM DIVISION.

ocs NJ md 9 35 = Daily except sundays. 20 FftrD-
~ field Sundays only. at go A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains with Pintsch Light
c4tcss AZ AS and 1915 Broadway ~
T.H1 So " c75 Columbus Ave. 1873 West l2otn "a
fa5tb St and 12stA Statiors. New York 3SS ana -
Fulton and 100 Broadwey- Z D. BrookIyn
1reIsnhons q0p 2Sth Street York Central Can
Service Baggage checked from hotel or restence u
Westcott E>xpress Company
P 8 BLODGETT, GEORGIE n DANE -.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

Jefferson seEmar. treasurer; General George Gorge
Moore Smith first vice president; Edwin Gould, sec
ond vlce-IresiIent: Harry Payne Whitney. third
vicc-prcs fent coycruors, serve for three years
Albert c. BostI,Ick ". Z. Scarritt and James L.
RrCeSe.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19

Finkle halfbacks were taken from the dtsoandeo
freshman team and sent to the varsity squad tlIs
afternoon. They tried out in the scrl1nhldse'
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
NEW YORK TO BOSTON
SPRINGFIELD LINE,


ROSTOy AND ALBANY RAILROAD
New YORK Central & Hudson River R R. Lssseeb
Trains leave Grand Station. Fourth Avenue ana
s-u 3s,1- - ~ Arrive
New York Sprinsnsi1-
1900 a y - noon =
t1o Is p m 80 u
800 .. 80 = m
al 90 .. m. S1l a. m a., 10 ,sI1 %
Tsroadwa av and al Grand Central Station
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WESI S6OHE HA1InoAO.
rains leave Franklin Station. New York as fol-
lows and - min later foot West 42d st. n r:
.T:io a M-For Intern. points to Albany & Month
III 20 A M-(l) Hud. RIv- & Moh. Express
81 90 P. M-Chlcago Express r,
90: :25 P M-Cont Lin. for Detroit. Chi. & 81 Louis
f3:45 P No For Hudson River Points AIoany-
.G.f5 p M-FOr Roch.. Buffalo. Ceve'd 2 Chicago
49:4S M-For Roch-. Buffalo Detroit < St Louis
.a.i5 p N-For Syra-. Roch- Mag. Falls, De & Chi
.Day. tDay. except sunday. Leavss 6ro9kiyn An
,sx No I at TO. .i5 A NJ. . at 1906 P VI. Leave
IeT.a, CIV p r. r. Sta. No. l. at til 20 4 NJ; No
ef tSs5 p NJ Time principal hotels and offices
hotel residence by Westcot SEX
IS ar T0DGErTT. c E. LAMBERT.
I;enI Superintendent GENT Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-11-19
I.aCkawanna Railroad.

Lave New Yor. foot Barclay and Christopher Sts-
$50 4 n For PnsAamton and Syracuse
N--Tor Buffalo Chicago and St Louis.
10 p. A.-For Buffalo and Chicago -
+4.G0 N-T,.- Scranton and Plymouth--Bunet-
.k-1n y y buffalo and Chicago.
p (Osw5go. ithaca and Buffalo
.o.6S 4 NJ For Buffalo an5 Chtcago--Through sleep
ers open +. ". 80 80 - -, =, r . ,,,.,..o ~ OK
5tb Ave 1873 " l25ti. St II Park Pl;. N Y. and S2S
T-,itan ST IyrocEI "a -Daily- Except sunday