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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
The Future of Morocco
Nationa, Review.

It is impcs sible to write on rI,bo suh- ject of Morocco without som' ,cantior, of it's future. There is no nefY5 to nnter into spceulation-a and it is all Evacuation as to what that future m iaH he It need only be pointed cut [ Rs+ in the intc' c-ts of all the powers O. Europe it Is necessary to maintain the status ,,uo. The internal condition of tn country is hot satisfactory. The recen Ion~ series of arrests, lmprisonments, s ,6 i'ns csonfisca
 tions has disturbed the .tsannniiitv of the governing classes. whd, do Soo not know MnS5e nnSf nt tuG ,haf next while it tans Euro pcan tastes hi the o{ young 9% scd his popularity That a AvnrereI Avr noI ,nheaval may take place is ext ds1IeiV unlikely
 put there Is SerIahIy "a strong existing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
GREAT BETS IN HISTORY.
Some of Largest Wagers of Which
 There is Any Existing Record,

Lord George Pentinck. in Is43, In betting on his horse Gaper. for the Derby. stood to m wln I50. 900 (S72O 000). but saved hiInselt upon upon Cornerstone, and netted 93o.ooo (Sl44' 'ooo)' says the New York Herald. .. ooo,
 Another time a bet of e9oooo (S43z; ;ovo' against 93o,ooo tSl44.oo) was booked pc tween old Lord Glasgow and Lord George Den tinck. cIna
 The Marquis of Hastings bet and lost AloS'- 900 (S4o4 OOo) on the Hermits Derby. oao
 Bell & Co of Wall Street. in August IsEo SC; had S25o 900 placed in their hanos :" SS' I on President McKinleys reelection. at a Caus of 2la to l. Their offer was absorbed m irSo' tons 70 ooo AT Peter in a race at Ascot with bookmakei named Morris. Peter was beaten
 syndicate headed by man haIIie1 ,I a.ara Ea bert won G9o, 900 on Don Juan III thS Oes'O witch at Newmarket in 1855.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
,nST AS GOOD.

lust because The Advertiser agrees to practically give every subscriber Q S1 Ooo Accident Policy doss not mean that it i5 inferior to others Tt,s just as good as any policy you nav full rates for. Ask about it.
 If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
FOR SALE.

My residence, 1o8 Church St., now rented to a frst-class tenant, only $4,5oo. Cash required, balance in five years time, with legal rate of interest. J. T. MAY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
Of Course, You Are Coming t'h;itbe
 Free Fall Festival

At Montgomery. Ala, and travel Ado The Western Ky. of Ala, because offftbs very low rates offered. Don't forys,at +na datas October 18th to NovembeLE sod SoIiS week of fun. kxI ID yr,Iar
 Com'l Agent, 6' F F pSiy, v snd TT T. A 4eMontgomery. Ala ady-tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
SOME PFOPLE THINK

And others don't have time. Those who think that the Accident PClity The Advertiser IS giving to its read CTS, almost free, is no good or too cheap, should learn a thing or i've. Ask about it. -tr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
czrNAMEN ALWAYS COOL.
Cd1N ALIEN The Celestials Never Appear to Suffer .ero,,, Heat in Scorching Weather.

Chinomen may be deficient fin many things. aocnrdans CnrTGe to our point of view but when 1t comes to keeping cool in hot weather they nave n, tss+ dav in midsummer 1t is rare tnins 10 sss A Chinaman perspiring or displsylhs any ny evidence that he is uncomtorIHo'S "N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
OLD CAPITOL MUST GO.
Mississippi's Ancient Statehouse to
 be Swept Away bv Rusiness

Efforts to arouse sentiment in favor of the preservation of the historic old
 Statehouse, which Is to he deserted within the next eighteen months for the new million-dollar structure, Is meet ing with but little response. and the conclusion has about been reached that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27

BEDDING. Sleeping warm under our Comforts is
 not the only comfort you get out of them The comfort of knowing that you've bought them at a less price than anybody else can sell the same sze quality and weight Is the greatest comfort of all.
 1t will not be hard for you to say yourself how much more they are worth, when you compare the liberal length, generous width and incomparaDle quality with those you elsewhere Our prices are 2oc., JAG, 0Sc., SH.4o, $z.oo up to 6.9S.
 While your attention is rivited to this lime or goods suppose you look at Sheets and Pillow Gases. SIxoo beached plain hemmed Sheets 49c SHxoo beached hemstitcned Sheets 59c 36xAy hemmed Pillow Gases 9c 36x4S best quality Pillow Cases---- 1Tc SHOES. When ii, comes to fitting the foot aNore==
 it isn't hard matter at all. But when you've got to fit the foot, fancy and purse ali at the same time, it will take nothing short of 1.-THE BOS= TONIAN''- which are showing i'm Patent Enamet, Vic Kid and French Cali Balls and Buttons on Knick- erbocker and Beacon lasts at S3.5o. P Mems "Water King Box Calf Balls and Con= gross with thn piece of water proof material be. tween the outer and inner sole and the Timing and vamp which makes thenl practically water proof at S2.5o.
 Children's and Misses Dongola Kid Lace Shoes from SOC. to SI.So.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
House Furnishings.

25 pieces full width Turkey Red Damask 1oc 33c 42c so dozen u6xu6 Turkey Red Fringed Napkins 20c 100 pieces standard 64x64 A Percal-finest
 made and worth everywhere H2A and I5c,
 this sale -..--- .-.- - - ~- ~- 1oc 100 pieces polka dot and striped Panne Silk Fan-
 mel, for waists, wrappers, &c., worth lsc, at DC 2g pieces double face light blue and pink checked
 and striped Outing worth HOG, at Sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
Speaking of High Class Millinery.

If YOU could imagine am untrmmed hat to be rose the heaps and piles of gauge, riDDon feathers ornaments etc., its leaves you can take seat in our work room any day and see American beauties--and beauties from all other countries un folding into perfect hats Our department IS now hrir full of buds from the leading millinery markets of the world ard will bloom at the bidding of our work room artists whenever you wish to call forth the creation nprder to be sure of getting the nat YOU want -and you know you always want the best leave your ordef before the winter rush begins
 sBs yagPFGHlMR-
 ys zs order nSSo SsN
 Just arrived--1oo dozen soft fluffy and beautlfuI readv-to-wear stitched brim Camels hair ''Old Change'' Hats with peacock pompoms in black, navy wine and cardinal worth S2.oo at SH.40.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27

Contrary to the general belief, the engines of the torpedo boats are not at all extrava- gant in the use of steam, but approach high Economy. considering that they are driven re- gardiess of cost, the sole view being to get the highest possible piston speed in the short The coal burned per initial horse power in inc case of one boat recently constructed was only 8a pounds per hour with consump- tinn of 6a pounds per square foot of gas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
Cascade Restaurant.

The best the market affords served In hrst-class style Al Galatas Prop., op- nosite The Advertiser office. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27

PETTICOATS. About the only difference between a
 Silk Petticoat and a MerceriZed Pet ticoat is one is silk and the other is cotton. They look alike, feel alike and wear alike-but not priced alike. You buy here this week 5eauti- fully made ruffled tucked, corded and paited sim gle and double flounced MerceriZed PetticOat, i'm either black or colors exact limitations of the highest grade Silk Petticoats, at soc, 0Sc, SH40 and S9S. LADIES' 100 dozen Pure Linen hand em- FURNISHINGS. broidered Initial Handkerchiefs, worth 2oc, at HOG.
 n5o dozen Ladies' high spliced heel and double sole Black Hose, worth 2oc, at H2Ac
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Saved
 His Boys Life.

"I believe I saved my (nine year old) Cough Remedy" says A. M. Hoppe. Rio Creek Wis. 'He was so choked up with croup that he could not speak. I gave it 10 him freely until he vomited and in short time he was all right For sale by E G, Fowler, Druggist -adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27

In the fifteen years from sSo to lSoo S sns number of physicians in Germany lhcio~seN from i5.764 to 23374
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27
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Mems Clothing and Furnishings.

yA We guarantee clothing satisfactory--both m N quality and prce-=because 1t is made from materials M that are perfectly reliable, stylish and fashionabe Vs If fits because it made by taors thoroughly N educated and skilled in the art of measuring, cutting and fitting: it is becoming because i'm its make uE
 natures lines and curves were followed to the letter
 and all the rules of proportion adhered to; it is cheap because we bought all the manufacturer had at loss
 of about R per cent=paid spot cash for it--and took " off heavy discount
 M PANTS FIRST. M ROO pairs Mems genuine tailcr-make and perfect
 fitting Cassimere, Worsted and Cheviot Pants, made UA to sell at S3.oo. This sale $I.oS
 N SUITS SECOND. M 200 Mems latest style and best make four and % five button round and square cut Cheviot, Fancy M Worsted and Cassimere Suits, cost to make S75o to ZN SIo.oo. Our price S7.4S.
 M UNDERWEAR LAST. M 200 Hens finest natural and chocolate all wool & full fashioned Undergarments and Pants NN worth S2.oo to S3.oo reduced to $H24 and SE.40 NN 2so pairs Mems best grade Canton Flannel M Drawers, worth soc. at 39c. .xE. .G LADIES' These garments not called Automobile M COATS. on account of amy resemblance to the M machine, but because of their peculiar fit= .Vs mess for stylish driving, SSC.
 M z5 very fine and handsomely made Melton Auto M mobile Coats with neutre collars and reveres, worth K S2o.Oo, ait SI4.SS.
 VNS9311I11 1SS1SS11
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27

All the hundreds ana they to settle
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-27

water as the boat ploughs its way through the
 bulent waves. Such business is this 50 per is our service; so honest our methods; so renaDle ooods and so satisfactory our prices that you m near a murmur, except occasionally from impat customers, who, on account of the great human ebbing and flowing in each of our hundred dep ments, can't be served as promptly as they'd nk be. They always wait, however, Knowing full
 fhey,ll get 30 inches to the yard, and fully one
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
foreclosure Sales.


YORK-Edward Winsow. Plaintiff against Herman
Schmuck and others. Defendants. In pursuance Of A
judgment Of foreclosure and sale, duly
in the entitled action bearing day Of
herein. bearing day OF
June 1901, l. the undersigned. the Referee judy
named will sell public auction York
Real Estate Saesroom, No. III Broadway in the Bor-
August 1901 IL o'clock that day, by William
NJ Ryan, Auctoneer, the premises directed by
Judgment to be sold and therein described foows
All that certain lot, piece parcel Of land with
Borough The Bronx City County OF New
bounded and described follows. that Is
Beginning at point the Easterly side line of
Morris Avenue. distant One hundred thirty 51-lOO
30 511o0 feet southerly from the formed by the
intersection of the southery side of One hundred
forteth and the said easery side line Morris
Averue the centre Of wall. running thence
souEery along the said eastery side ine of Morris
Avenue Twenty 100 90 eSi iOo feet:
easterly line drawn right angles
rortheastery parallel with Third Avenue
Twenty-Five t25) feet: thence nortbwesterly line
drawn at right angles with Third Avenue nearly
Five (5 feet again northeasterly again parallel
posite the Of the aforesaid wall and
northwestery n line dUswn right angles nearly
Third Avenue through and beyond said party wall
Ninetysy So 100 C % 1O0 feet TO the point place OF
conveyed 10 Herman Schmuck and Michael Montag
by Gutavus RobZek others by deed dated June Is
1897 recorded office Of the Register of the City
and County OF New York In Section o. Iber 23 Of Con
Page 36 the Seventeenth day Of June 1897
Dated New York. July 10th. 1901
VICTOR w. HENGERFORD. Referee.
PECEHAM. MILLER & KING. Attorneys for Plaintiff
80 Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan New York City
The following is diagram of the above described
premises known by the Street number 800 Morris Avenue
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2s5h7st Iso f " Of e'il-ave, 2o1ass. Mary
properly: John ) Glover and another. in
@ + 5sfiSs IF sis, to 75Rsi taTsnee s 200
EloIeaee TO - heP.ono savings and Loan Asso-
4ath-st n $ 50 # W Of 2d-a1e. isxloo5: August
DTuoker: mortgage $4,000 r 5. 81 70 :..:,... 10000
Glover 70 Julia SoSsP SisGf ali 1Re9'.s; feaipn
n55 tos 20 So aapsI sI Re5eResFg Res fs all y sRs %
line T Manice 70 Frank Bloodeood: mortgage
croone ave Nos 81 is2a and 1925. s7e1ioo
crotona-ave. " 5 so # n q 175th-st Is 91
lo9f @ An%Ff% S m Res Kss to a 3s 21Go Krans o all Liens
and another to William F. Hutchins. mortgage
Broaawa1. n . corner I7lst-et iooex1s49 to
o!6e5 Issas i (i2e5eF: ss5 .o n. 1000
Augustus sTsiss ''5 u 70 Wa@ 4S' T56f F6bifzsE tex
essh-st 10 g East 2ozioo5 John Deiahunt5
referee 70 David 2 oppenheiner. 5. SIT. 44loo
to Barbara F schurInan. mortgage. $4,000
21s.-s,. Nos 2Is and go wess. Joseph Kupler
same prdPer5y: bsnlei 7 insrahain Tetefee to
7t5esSs 5 corner :: 275h-s - IIz5s sEss ?: O
27th-st. s. 6S.2 # Of 7th-a1e. 25xsS. .2x25x
@ 5S27xes,Ii: 7,h-ave. cl.s T, n q 27th-st. 571
eoHPsn5 quit 315 CANA i2t5 al 5le . R sS'sfn realty
Dor. A Taufer7 ali
l5hes; & "a u.s. II e T. fo- e39Taars t,a 25Tas11 1
sage s2sa75. R :.
the Equitable Life Assurance Society John
Ferrier: r : $50 .. 25........................ 100
sSth-st. 21S West 26xl00s. John r Ferrier
70 Minrie Harris ct al: mortgage. $1,000; s
81 80 1890. --------..
ssth-st. 2C5 207 Vest. 44xlO0s;
Ferrier Thomas T Martin mortgage, $4,000;
P :. -......--.-.-.......
Park-ave. corner s9th-st 100 Ol0xiGO: George
johnson Gilbert Brown; mortgage
$4,000: r : ..-....-....-. 100
zlst-st n 5. l75 n v OF 7th-aYe. lOox9s o. George
T Richardson. as trustee. to Richard voth; o
7sth-st. 8 20 JOS West. 2o1io22 annie II Good
N Emil Auerhach: mortgage. $4,000: 5, 81 - 100
70 amos r Emo: r s Si5 . ........ 5000
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

The approx lien charge satisfy
which the above described property be sold Is
Sc So IS with thereon from the Goth day Of June
1901 together with and allowances amounting
S3SS35 with interest from June goth 1901 together with
tEe expenses the sale. The Approximate amount Of
other Hens which
allowed purchaser OF the purchase money
or paid the Referee s3.529.12 and interest.
Dated York. July c4th. 1901
WILBFR MCBRIDE. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
new YORK CENTRAL,

sSaturJavs ONLY sPaIy. except and S-14av.
HARLEM DIVISION.
soS A NJ and : VI. Daily except Sunday 20 PITTS
field and North Adams. Saturdays only As P. n:
Sundays Only at go A NJ
Pullman on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with PirJsch LiSht
Ticket Offices fIS 26l AIS and 1915 Broadway. IS
Union So w 2T5 Columbus Ave. 1S3 West 125th St.
I25th Stations. New York. rs
TI,lton ST and Broadway. F. D. Brockyn
TeIephune Street for New York
Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Express Company
ETO OT,,;FTT GEORGE H DANIELS
t;sneral Suge~intenteut- General Passenger Ascent
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BIZ Charles Berrian % John-sr s 203 II Of Gold
20 3K40 9xl9 l0Xf21 story store; Appegate aet
u J Pell al: Brigham & r. attvs; D Conklin ref;
due. s@7f2 20 subj $50; prior
s9.O0
BY : de Wautearss: 934 3i-sve 56th-st.
255X77 s. story n h. with and story eXtn,
l65 56th-sr Il s, 775 f Of 3d-aVe. % 6x25.5.
h. 1G3 rh-Et. n s " o. 3d-aVe.
2GX10o.5. story basement dwg: assignee's
BY Peter 7 Meyer Co: 53e 50th-st, n " Of
lnth-ave. 25xl0o5 story h. with Lilly H
Duryee agr Ella McClurg. g W Sanford atty Asa B
Gardner. ref cue s1S3O1 "a subj taxes etc
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains Franklin St Station New York. as -
lows. and Is min later foot West sd ST. y r.
- 10 A M-For INTERIM points Albany & MontL
90 40 \ M-(D Rip Van Wrinkle Flyer CatSA!lS.
1859 \ M-Saratoga and Buffalo Express
LOO \ M-(2l Lake Mohonk. Minnewaska ExpreSS
+I2:45 NJ -t3D-CRtskin Mountain Express
y 90 L M-ChicagO Express
.o.o5 i N-Cont. Linn for Detroit Chi & St Louis
a. M--(4) Ulster Express TO CatskN MtS
43.1S Z No For Hudson River Points & Albany
s6:i5 7 M-For Roch Buffalo. C1eve'd * Chicago
%7.I5 y M-For Ruch.. Buffalo. Detroit & St Louis.
.a.I5 p M-For syria. Roch-, Mag Falls. Det. = chi
sDaiIy tDaiIy except sunday. Leaves BROOKLYN Al
rev No l. at t9:t5 a NJ at f10;45 A NJ; at tl2slO
NJ, Z al 1906 NJ. Leaves Jersey City P. r. X SIa-;
No / al t945 NJ: . at 1if:2O 4 NJ at t125O p NJ >
AZ 1855 Time tables principal hotels and ethess
Raggage checked from hotel or residence by NeSxo''
80 = e LAMBERT GSa'i Passenger Agent " Y
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

The approximate Of the charge satisfy
which the above described property IS to be sold Is
SIG lJS33 with interest thereon from the nth
May 1901, together with and allowances amounting
to S40693, with interest from 2sh day OF May 1901
Eether with the of the sale The approximate
amount OF taxes water rents assessments other Hens
which to be allowed the purchaser
interest.
Dated New York. July 10th. 1901.
VICTOR W. HUNGEKFORD Refaras
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
NO SALES At AUCTION ROOMS.

No sales were held Yesterday at the New-York
Real Estate Salesrooms. no. III Broadway.
The sale Of the Empire Hotel, at SiXty-third-st
and Columbus-aVe.. advertised take place, was
postponed until October L The property belongs
TO ex-senator Caldwell.
The other offerings either withdrawn or
ed
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24

YORK.-St Luke's Hospital plaintiff. against John
J. Buckley and others defendants.
In pursuance Judgment foreclosure and duly
made and entered In the above entitled action. bearing
date the Goth day of June 1901 the undersigned
Referee in said judgment will sell public
uou at the New York Real Estate Salesroom, No. Ill
York the 18th day of August 1901 Il o'clock
that day, by Philip A Smyth. auctiOneer the
directed by said judgment be sold and therein de-
sCribed follows:
buildings thereon erected situate Borough
haitian, City, County York.
and described follows, that is 10 Beginning
a point the Easterly side line
distant ninetv-nne feet Ave and one quarter GA
inches southery from the
ton Of the Easterly side line Avenue
the Southey side OF Twentyeghh Street running thence
Easterly and nearly parallel
OF distance through party wall forty-nne
ii feet nine 90 inches courtyard: thence again
Easterly said courtyard Twentysx (2 feet five
building: thence again Eastery through the
OF another wall, Twentyseven (2T) feet and
half ~ inches the Northeastery Of said
building thence Southerly along the Easerly wall OF said
OF inch the Southeastery OF building
thence Westerly the Southerly wall said building
Twentyseven t% feet three C3 inches the Southwest
erly said building: Northery
onehalf G1s) inches: thence again Westerly
parallel with we0tyeishth Street and n the
inches the said easterly side OF
and thence Northerly along the Twenty t2O
three and threequarters C2 point place
Of beginning Said premises being known BY the
street number 2O7 Seventh Avenue
Dated New York. July Path. 1901.
wILBER MCBRIDE. Referee
PECKHAM. MILLER & KING. Attorneys for PaIatT.
50 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
premises known by the number SoT
2Sth ST.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Ys43o t73O tS.OO se.OO. 1000 III so A NJ fim
'1sO $500 80 t4.oO s'4OO. t4-SO. 500 100 40
80 CO. 80 ab p NJ. -12 Is mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
fs4.S0. $500. 1000. '11-3O A. NJ, f1OO slS1 ga
500 s7.OO p NJ IS
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
foot Of Rector
Through Point Pleasant 500. tO.O0 100 A. NJ, LOO.
zoo as 80 $50 p NJ Through Ocean Grove. 500
P, NJ. SUNDAYS. through PoizI Pleasant. 1OOO N.
100. 400 500 P NJ
ofhces: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry 1Is. ISL 43a
1900 Bway 1s2 Av.. T37 6h Av.. 25 Union So
West 1a6th St. 2T3 West 125th ST. 2iS Couna-
bus Av.. New York Court St. S44. SEQ Fulton S..
Brooklyn: 9S Broadway. williamsburg New York Trans
Yer Co. calls checks baggage 70 destination
SFrorn Liberty s. only 'Day- tDaily, except Sun
day. sSundsys only
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA

-
bEsRR6ssEs AND coRTLhNBP coRrTrLLasRP sTFEEr ssTTFREEr AND
1.-THE leaving time from De,bro.
C"rtInndt Streets Is five minute. I.,. ana
tnat Sfvcr below foI Twenty-thfra nan
station, except where otherwise notea et
Cars New G Ton hAsT MaiL-ELimitsd to Buffet
Chicago. No coaches TO FittsSurs STsPns Car PsSuss
oss A. NJ ~ FAST ITIISEyPs5urg and Cleveland
For cGssO DaHs cs1sa5g s049s 40s ana
ss 5s:ssi1PaaPSs q LegisSs Ios'0 Cincinnati
For Toledo Lousviiie Via S,nci51sJE EXPREss-
oss ssieiso r. M s. L9Tis 6H19 Plnins Ga5 '1l''A'''
os ~ MFsThS K9pisyls s RxPSD PGSs DI9nf
7SS SS,ol: p NJ PAcIFfc E1PREss@For p,,ssu, :,
a9u's Connects foS Cleveland except sau1dss Valley
PREssE,or PittsbuTs Cleveland Nashville vi. c,s- S
-. WAsHiNGTos' AND THE. SOUTH.
10 2 9Si5 Ss loi DssbT1Ssss @ s and cOrtland s,.
ana Sa's cSrsnd G3s sD9es ses Car: 30 M az n
Dnns Ca 45s DINING cap ane esTs e Gar' p Is s
onsyess;opa s s;IS i 1888 On Dining Car a M I2s IS
So, 1S5 Dining Carr 455 Dining Car). s-2S D E III
SOUTHERN @ Erin RAILwAY.-Eypre.s as. 42s p. m. I'm
ATLANTIC 1 COAST LINE.-Enpress. s55 a. m and Is
9gSi TGPSii'sn Limited l255 daily Express i2io
NoRF9.K DR. 2. AND WESTERN RAILwAY-Eor M.DAl.
cHEsAPEAKE Is & OHIO RAiLwAY.-s55 a n and ass
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-z4
ATTaNTfg ATTsstIffS' cTTY&sg 9F4 sSS N. S 6aily and
SUNDAYS. I55 m Through vestibuled Trains. Buffet
Farior Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Parlo.
Smokns Cars Parlor Cars. Dining Cars and STANDARD
coaches Sundays.
I,aPE MAf--l255 p. m weekdays.
FOR points on New York and Long Branch G-or,
west Iwenty-third Street station s55 m. i,io
dI0 saturdays ony). %. 55. 3-25. 40. ass ana
GSs, GSS p m Sundays. I55 . 2a m. $50 Gfom
20 20 Saturdays onlyl 2.3o 80. 80. $40 $40
~ , FoR Fo'dafii PHiGaDEtphia: I,I Ell II a. 'i' p m
OlV tDesbroSseS ard COrtlandt Streets 62O, %
20 2 SSS % O. 50 Pen1s Iimitef 1910 Desbrosses
Ca0, 1l55 a. L. S.. . (Desbrosses Corsn5s
Streets 220). 255. 323 355. 425. AS Dining Car
+53 Dining Carr. 5-55 Dining Carr. T.55. S.25
. p. - 10 night Sundays, 10. 755 Cno coachss)
SIS. 65I. o 25 955 0Imitedl. 9.55. To- Dining Car
A. II IS l.55 Dining Carr S25. ass. 425 COInIn.
Car) f55 tDinin~ Carl. . So Dining Carr 8
8 55. 925 p m. I2.10 night
Ticket offices Nos 461 1886 1874 Ill and PSI Broadwsv
1s2 Fifth Avenue (heIow 23C St) House; IVES,
Twenty-thTd Street Station. and foot 81 Das
brosseS and Cortandt Streets Street $50 uta,
Street. 0S Broadway ana Pennsylvania Annex Statio,
Brooklyn Station. Jersey City The York Tra1ss.
Company will check baggage from hofsi,
and residences through destination Telephons i
Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania Railroad CAB Ssr-
]. B. HUTCHINSON. r. WOOD
General Manager. General PasSr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-24
GUNNER Hesort Gonioes.
SPEND YOUR VACATION
ON LONG ISLAND.

SUMMER HOMES a book describing hotels and
boarding houses, and long ISLAND" illustrated
descriptive book. free application ticket Offices
Astor House; 100 1859 Eagle Bureau 9S52 World Vaes
broadway, 95 9Th av.. oath E. r.. and foot New
Chambers ST. As W 125th St. New York; 333 Fulton
St Eagle Resort Bureau, lis Broadway. Brook
iyn. and L. / r: R; stations in BROOKLYN or send
4c in stamps for SUMNER HOMES and &c for
LONG ISLAND to II NJ. SMITH. General Passenger
Agent I. ! r. r.. L. L City N Y.