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New-York tribune., 1901-03-09

IN " FEAT-There as quite Isd moSis bX ray
on covering then business resolved Itself in,o % 5ne
important and the Volume Of trading light Bus The gen
on account OF any particular lift in the way Of news
features or what might be termed lesumsG lesuG snisnSv
Bur trade was duu The local eo1tinssnt 59oS 70
and in Of satisfactory export demand i1F
&c and further declined ~ after which there was
advance Of ie as compared with hns figures 2t yes
terday, while the Chicago market at the c!os5 80,
much he same Conditions ot speculative apathy nave
ven as in the west The features were the Argen-
fgorsbs fave osbs .do@1 Tfs a85 gsns
at 69ns and dr9ad m We sss @ be Wsaiher yaryns
Eneisb eonso. showed ioss Of 1-isd pas
demand in THIS S2gny5 s.r % n b sy In cash heai
gs 1 f6g Ta ~ fri o Sh @ eh heudng ush
ne bsfs If 50 e for 10 red winter pinsrsncss
MAY; No Northern I snot &c ~ over Nav; Wsnyork
spot sac May. No hard Nev-YoTS lic ever ever
l4;b Nay; 30 nar9 1o oTer MAY No hard Manitoba &c
Se Nay %y,n!T9 No hard spring Era g a5Tly .f & 1Gs
corn somewhat yaIa9 with IN 9e [ha aF e0sns5
sa4 nE than s. 2D was stss 49~s was w of hreans
eradnc ard as5 threatening 10 reduce receipts through
baa raa SPs'a99n IN i2Fn sady %S 6as al me
th onsdern,e trading at chicago rs at from fTo aTt M
futures closed hrm net advance Of Nm si.e !. e ~
TSe 900 bush Including 600 The outports ant he
basis ~ 4Iac Tor No hnlN
tSi.c - ~ . vrhite and f7sic No yellow The
,fGerence~ export. we're finally as tollHWs.
-, rorn spot fl.c over Chicago May; NJ : waite
corn spit 7i,c over Chicago Nav No ? yelLow corn,
Chicago May on ''S
slack. with speculation n thcago' inl'-rnS
23A124l.c for and 24Ssf2I'sc for MAY, Win
- WstAr- rnarIe- closing firm futures ~ ret
ADVANCE ~ Sc as compared with the anal figures y
me local market t'r 'asn SIPi!eS
there we're sales n 10000 bush. We quote: No
No Sole. 10 white 33c. NJ white chps, "3-zC'
NJ white 32isc. mixed. 3o'3d32c tracS "hL,e
32ff3s- RYF.-Niarket quiet No western Wa
Sota5 AZ CO. ana N Western at both af-at.
S'ato we 5s657s p EY-Marke' nue'. Feeding
was quoted ar 4er4sc and mating ~ t2|''', H'th
NeW-Norl.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
EMMA GOLDMAN TALKS on VICE.

Emma Goldman lectured before the Manhattan
liberal Club. AZ No 22O East Fifteenth-st.
What VIII Lessen Vice" She said. among other
things;
Our society is built upon hypocrisy. We ara all
hypocrites. The Church and lot of old people
who have conception Of the beauties Of life and
politicians with object IN view. are managing
This work moralty-this altl-vica crusade.
II was the Christian Church, she held. that was
responsible for much OF the evil in the world by
introducing the monogauic relation. Vice, she said
is as prevalent in Congress. in the Church and in
Fifth-ave.. II is in Stanton-st. Conditions
not improve. she argued. while there is private
ownership and competition.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
FXPnRTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsv--T0rk March :, IFFI
coFFEE-The bears uFactcaly in control o. the
coffee future opening today. Alhol-h
frst prices showed gain ~ points; in synI ~
with frTnness markets and sharp adt ttoT
In the Rio exchange rate. there was total !ack o ~
support and prices OF gradually heTeater n-er
proht taking absence public buyng ana under hey
selling orders the haa- cliaUe. Rear aggreasiNenss
a the afternoon session ana prices
worked down IS points from yesterdays hnaI lis;
closing level tho barely steady AotaI
39000 bags The decline vas
accelerated a. receipts IN Brazil-2S 4'g
bags interior and 20 600 hass az the porsend
condition Of sffars Rio and santos
The fo~1sT showing loss of - United States
warehouse while not up 10 the usual hlen
liberal l3. .SSs bags The Strerl
market spot supplies steady, but dun No tl2
was quoted ! Sisc. change being notel
yesterday The present stock of cofter at Isft
vss reported be lO5So 600 bags ot which
are brazilian as Compared $4,000 bags and 1913
GO bags, respectively. last week.
The prices in the local market toay
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
co1rNrRY PRoprCE MARKETs

New-York March 9. 1901.
HAY AND sTRAW-HAY-The week winds up with the
unusual condition OF preponderance OF best grade hay
Prices to-day really weak az the Ise shrnkase IN
quotations prime marks OF large bales Nos
3 appear TO mn all wholesale demands, and the
novelty OF these grades receiving more attention
than has been long period Wholesale buy
have been in force any day this week and
they evidently a degree Independence. are
reasonably past the Date ~ supplies being mpeded ey
weather checks OF tTansports AdVces 70 The trade
quite assuring fu receipts in view for the
near future and the deposition Of receivers IS 10
meet buyers the price question West Indian orders
or the month have been we'll ded and little PROMPT
demand for that class OF orders expected ms
Ees buyers who the cheap grades considerable
esoendsnce. and though Nos and hold
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March S.-cotton steady: niddlinr Is1cc.
low misding SIC good ordinary. 9lse; receipts 56as
fales sales. 6 213: stock. l67. S3l.
psitiwore March s-Cotton r7fddlnE a~- I,v
fnissiinE 9er good ordinary receipts S37
gross 0's exports the Continent LOO: stock
s27
niadling i5l6c gooc ordinary 3i6c:
2A bales gross, SIS shipments 800. 100 stock
1901 lss52S; 1900 a3 1872
Savannah March s-cotton quiet: nnddlng ssso: low
mid6ng Sc receipts 3746 bales: experts coaswis. 60i
sal sfS stock. ~ $40
New-Orleans March e--otton opened easy and closed
STEADY middlnE Sec low ndeng 17se good ore mary,
receipts 1850 bales Great Britain, IS Az;
Continent 800 eoastvtse 2o5S: sales 5000: stock
(ceFrecteiD. $50 S65
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09

spot cotton closed steady. with
on the basis Of s7sc for mddins upland and Gsc FOR
mddng Cult Sales. 423 bales. southern spo, mar.
kets teegraphed follows: Ne-OrleanS Nrr, ic
higher az ll16d; Mobile quiet easy I.c lower AZ
e'zc; savannah quiet isc lower sac. Charles,nr
stsaay 3.i6o lover a. S%asIsc; Wilmingron firm ur-
Baltimore nominal unchanged al &c; Augusta quiet un,
changed al sac: 81. Louks quiet unchanceS
Estimated receipts New-Crleans 90
bales. against last week ara . 1o9
bales last veal 70 5000 bales =. 60
pared with 5217 bales last zoos bales yaar
N0' Il seHl
Receipts Of the ports today and ror ,h.
week compared with the totals Of previous md
Of this week last year: 'SN9 anu
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
orHER MARKErs-BY rELrGRArr

CHICAGO. March S-Rsc4ipts-Caftle 2 500 head in
eludng 400 Texans. Generally stesdy. except Gamers
lower: 05Qs8 IS poor 10 unn
ss eoa5 stockers and feeders 50 75gS4 co 81 Ga
s. 90 heifers 50 eocs4 90 81 1882 so:
50 eO8ss IS calves ssgse g Texas fed steer StaSi
- S5ds4. Texas bulls, S06S3
FogsRecepts Is 600: tomorrow. 30 left
2o; opened steady closed TOP IS G5 mixed
and butchers. s. S5GS5 62la good heavy
ass ss. rough heavy S $685. 40 light s. Sass So
hBlk % sales s. S04s5 5lte. SheepReceipts. 1000;
steady strong good e choice weihsF 81 soaS4 So
choice mixed, 81 80. Western sheep. a5ass
Texas sheep 50 yoas3 T5 native lambs. ss sests5 25
Western lambs. sSgs5 %
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09

we'll. wholesale customer obtain concessions with
volume OF supply hand So II is thought that
an irregular market must be hurorsd for the present We
SS. S54S-i. -PvI Is 70 80 no + "'IS-
soc; clover mixed T1laaSoc; clover 72lz aT5c. small
bales quoted between SrRAW-Re
are more favorable for TIE demand but not TOO plentiful
Prices hold their recent OF s2.GS7i.c for long
Receipts Of hay and straw. tons. reported the
Produce Exchange az day River Railroad
90 Ere railroad 20 Pennsylvana Railroad. 1+o, Della
Ware lca anna ana Western Railroad 80; West shore
fttlLroSl 90 L%nlsh Valley Railroad. So Baltimore ard
ono Ksliroad 100 Central Railroad Of NewJersey. 30
Of straw. 10 by rail
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
NEW MILLION DOLLAR HOTEL.
TWELVE STORY HOUSE TO BE ERECTED on SEW
ENTH-AvE.. NEAR FIFTY -FIFTH-sT.

Arthur W. Eager has suddenly gained prominence
Of the largest operators in real estate in this
city. He obtained about a year ago a lease for
twenty years Of the Schuyler apartment house
Nos 5s and CT West Forty-hfth-st. He then secured
a lease for a similar term Of the big apartment
house adjoining the Schuyler. He later leased
for twenty years the Orleans apartment house, at
Eightieth-st- and Columbus-aye-. ana bought the
adjoining building before X completed.
The announcement was made yesterday that
twelve story and attic hotel cost 10000 would
be erected by Mark Rafasky. for Charles F.
Rogers the side OF SeVenrh-ave.. Just north
Of Fifty-fth-st.. ana that the building, when com
rleted would be turned 10 Mr.. Eager. who
has obtained a lease Of the property. lt was said
YESTERDAY that the ground. the furnishing OF the
building and the hotel would represent outlay OF
more than 81 .00.O00 The plans for the hotel were
filed Yesterday at the Buildings Department
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
Sl2 A. NJ and 335 P. NJ. Daily. except Sunday.
Pittsheld, Sundays only 30 A. NJ
Pullman all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices l13 POI. AIS PIG Broadway.
Union 50. W.. 275 Columbus 13S West 125th St.
18th s.. and 13sth ST stations York: S3S
Fulton 81 and 1n+ BROADWAY =. d BROOKLYN
Telephone 900 Ssth Street York Central
Wnstcdtt EVUresS Cou1nauy
EDGAR VAN ET-TEN GEORGE II DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
SKATING RACES.

some exciting speed skating contests were wit
messed at the Clermont Avenue Rink, Brooklyn.
last night. The contests were held under the au-
spices OF the Long Island iutcrScholastic League.
In the couple James Drysdale and Miss Nettie
Talliser were tie winners. The other contests re-
suited as follows. one mile won by T. J. Kearney;
time 3:Og Is TWo-hundred- and-twenty-y yard.
senior won by F Herreshoff, time. O-z5 2-5. Four
hundred and -forty-yard won by ". O.Donnell.
time. O.f7 is. Half-mile won by F. J. kearney'
ffrna 2-5
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09

OCEAN FREIGHTs-saI tonnage in demand FOR
b!etsr S~tm freEhjr wr-e qule, unchanged rates
demand beins very light Quot9ns to Liverpool were
sd Hui 2I.i. Nsw-ast!e. a'.qa'.l: Antwerp. 2'.d;
per 100 n. llc. Lonaon oats Is 81
British steamer 1el tons general 'a5So NeTreans 70
Imrd hinSS7'" - 1 ri+st, IIr5er 10 ~
Ayre sl7; British steamer " ons lpreyously
i477 tns .oai EaHore 70 Bahia private ,erIas British
tineu Scs, March shiP 1oooo cases Pe'roIsunn Pha-
as .a u sa'a psn-c - Liza ieons priv.t@ ierns Tor
weglan ship 12G toms preyiopsl455 4 timber MOBILE 70
bark i26 tons tprevonsly'. limher Mobile TO Buenos
Fensscoll TO Janei.o $li British bark 81
her b2sL'n 10 t4@Ias ] ysf < : 70 tsnos t~ HTrss
sli or E2sa,, S seoo111 MAJ 80 ,rn lg Frffsb !cbo
tons general cargo hence 70 Barhaaoes lump sum-
Isrns scf3ansr 400 tons coal Pbadepha 70 Slgua So
Sh9SnsT sh99nsT 3 3 tom. toms S to NewYSS = -
s,hoGner a3i tons lumber FsTnanaina 10 NswY orb
$ % schooner et tons lgU1beT APsaehieoa & 70 Rozyon
Walton 70 SewYork Ssc per foot schooner tons
plirE Wilmington C. ~ Ne%-h3fS @ PIiyais R,l[II feTI,
70 Ro.ton soc; British steamer Is coo quarters srs9
rirish seamST Ell tons senersi cargo uif to United
Es aSa9m poT,. or SoH5inSgy; ~ S s Yor ga s. ST. s7
sUGAR-A decline Of 10 points made by the Howell
quoting 5,5oc for sranulated with slow business l,
Of HowsIIs would take place in the near future The
undNrt1ne weak, rejecting the depression IN
Quotations follow; cut Loaf crushed and dom
mos. mould A 5S5c cubes. s 75c; XN\N powdered.
565c: powdered coarse powdered and mutt powdered
and extra hne granuated. $50; Eagle . cartons,
10 bags and bags granul8ted 5.65c; EAGLE
cranulated standard granuated diamond 55oc
confectioners' 530c No !. l5c; Nos and g. 5.l0c
No A. 5O5c; s. Sc. No G. 495c. No :. 4 S5c: No s.
4 75c No - zoe No 10 1859. No II. soc. Nos IL
and 49, sSc: Il. ~ and l6 45oc This weeks
statistical position, made by Nilett
& GRAY. stocks the United States and cuba
30s against Pol 2iS last week ard
Of $685. last
Statistics by special cables, Cuba-Ths six principal
ports Receipts - 600 TONS exports $500 stock l3a 600
against o. 500 last centraIs griniing l4s tons
Europe-Stock IN Europe l,1IS,O00
tons against Ts4 600 last week and S SIS last
Total stocks Of Europe and America. 2OsG so tons.
against 2O452is last week and I92SI IS9 last year at the
and ? 2629 l1S tons ~ even date II
February year. The excess OF stock Is los rs
hciency Of So 9S3 December % 1@H Hamburg-No ship
Of beet sugar 70 America from Hamburg
or Rremen last week No engagements. No refined
weak unsettled to-day No business was reported
done no 70 A late hour. but there several large
of a considerably lower figure, out
position 70 handle them at present
a6 spot was noninallN quoted
Nuscovado at Si@c ara molassAs sugar
AZ 3i.c Ruyers holding OF for developments m
refined sugar and huv at almost any reason
price Cable advices were unimportant Beet sugar
London was quiet steady at unchanged prices.
o Ad and es 1'sd. respectively. for March and April
delivery
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through leave New York. foot of Chambers ST.
as follows. and minuses earlier from W. 23d ST:
900 a Daiy.-SOd train for Buffalo. 2.
Bnghamton. Wayerly, Elmira and Bradford. Coaches.
parlor and cafe dining to Buffalo.
$50 p Datly-Chlcago Ltrnited-Fast Mail-Soiit
Chicago. arriving 10 Cleveland
Sleepers Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
T.3o ?. Daily.Bufalo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffao 7G5. Bradford 20 jamestown 100 Younss-
town 1O2 a. Cleveland 1890 m. Seepsrs 70 But
falo Cleveland. Cafe
o m. paily.-Solid for Bnshamton.
Chicago Seepers Buffalo. Chicago
natl Dining car
TICKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS at Ill. lib. 26I 4Oi and aST
Broadway 157 East I?5rH St ard 27s West I25th 81.
Chambers and West 23d St ferries New-Yor; 332 ana
Fulton 81, 81 Broadway. BROOKLYN: l22 River S.
Hoboken and jersey City Station. NewYork Transfer
CO. calls for and checks baggage 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09

COTTOS-MAny or the conservative rei;te.s oI
. York. NeW'lTl"anf ana '@e'lt
tao weeks ago had terminated ana that from nov on
SPECULATION onesi3et and 0uctiatlni-
least. be faNora"-~ 90 tf.'t.lS
ha~l largely upon i-e ta't liAl
material good advantage and dlspuf" OF ,'lt.
goods pr0ntztie price Moreover ACKNOWLEDGE
lines remained 20 70 it +1f"
while the interest must necessarily ne "tuH, aL4
pyrarnldec throughout recent decline The
rtanly Iat~i - en-
and the whimsical character
~ forenoon speculation failed % definitely show that
% he days d'uss proved beyond Doubt
positive change had occurred There was an open
declaration prominent parties In favor ~ further re
the future Liverpool proved total surprise
IL place - expected decline % %
points This, foreign uuyinG OF
shorts. market with prices
II points The advance Increased slightly
taking and a determined effort the part bears
gain control ~ the market brought decline
10 Poilts- Their after The followed
irregular though finally sNeninE frCst
side buying orders. Rumogs that NeiI
10 morrow with bulsh circular Orleans ana
Liverpool intensified the alarm % the shorts
increased support
generally fayorng higher prices August proved
be The strongest option the IN the
ward movement The week end comparison
In line with preconcetved and
marked impression Local market
finally steady with prices points higher
The total amount of cotton brought
week. made by Secretary si 900 hale
against is9 s bales last year l37 s07 years ago ana
1876 16l bales three wears 90 ~
daV follows
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
propos1ls
PROPOSALS FOR
METALLIC ORNA-

PROPOSALS FOR METALLIC ORNA-
MENTs-Phna Depot @ N DEPT. 142s Arch
be received here until ~ O'Clock A. NJ.
Saturday March 1901 for furnishing this depot
following Metallic Ornaments Collars
Summer Coats viz 10000 Hospital Corps; 1000 Ord
nan Fost Quartermaster Sergeants 6o0 Comnis
serseantz 5000 Ssnal CorIs 6oo Electrician Ser
incIusivet Samples be at Schuyfxiu
this city Early deliveries essential and
RS mus how
rrenr reserves right reject accspt
proposals part thereof Preference
% dones c production manufacture conditions 81
dncllii1S in the price Of foreign
du,rion manufacture equal.
CT NNTEE in % cent of the value OF the Orna
r,suts must accompany proposals TNGU AR.ANTFED
PTflS will NJ, considered. Fifty Internal Rev
srua REQUIRED on number ot the
BLANKS for proposals viii be furnished upon application
Trvops aiming proposals Re endorsed Proposals
IN Metallic Ornaments and addressed Col. JOHN v
FT-RTY Asst. Q.artermaster General. U. s. Army.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09

.........-.......... -. 9is 65s
stock al all interior $40
stock all year. 412 77s
Stock At Liverpool. 10000
stock 6I5 coo
Stock Of American afoat Britain 10000
time last 252 600
The following are the total receipts Of cotton all
ports sine Sentemhar
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
NAVAL, STORES

demand tor spirits somewhat more active
saIe today and prices about pre-
Lious day closing figures Advices the South
ana helped local which closed
quite hrT Rosin was Quiet and tar steady We quote:
IAR-Regulars. 81 10 oil bbls S3 ~.
SElRITS TCRPENTINE-39leG 4Oc
RoSIN-Common good strained 81 90. 2 81 Ss. F
a 90 @ - Is r. 81 SOG$I S5. J. 81 9OdS1 95 h 50 O5
VI. So 1882 20 y, Sc 40: W c 81 20. ana W W So 90
STOCK ON HAND
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
ago. March s-rh. leading future, ranged a. FOL

Cash quotations f0ll0Ws. Flour duh.
spring wheat 67ie d53c No red T4G7Gc: No corn 3af
ss.c 10 2 yellow. 5sa39i.c 10 cats 25a25&c. No ,
white 2s929e No white. 2Ge. az nc: No rye 52lsc
good feeding barley ~ fsir 70 choice mailing 5Ia56c
~ ! haNseed 81 -. No I Northwestern 81
timothy seed 8 40 el9yeEseed contract grade SO IS
s. So short ribs sides uoose 81 1887 s5 drv sated
shoulders CoNedl. S637sdS6 6es: short clear sides
ttoxed) 81 5sGS7 IS. whssey Ligh wines q
On Produce Exchange to-day market was
suT: creamerfss 1921 iac. dares liGl7 Cheese du
lNl4 &C Eggs dull; fresh. I2lec
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
rith cSr,ns r,sors foil,.s s'atstlcs from Liver

nrmer saiss 900 bales speculation and exDoPt e5
.elc1n uo al1clnS upland. l-32d futures orenei
ite'dy and ! point lever closed easy net unchanEed 10
II points lower March. 45Tizh:
Aprii-May. i5sab Msy-June sob; June Jniv ;Gb:
jry-August A2io August-September 45b: Saptembar'
~ = : ton' betober. E. 4.25s: Octoh-r-Novanhsr
41"s MAhehert-r-farns dull ana easier; cloths dull
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT
For The week ending Friday. March s 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
PROPOSALS for constructing one protected

TlROPOSALN Tot CUIISITIItI IIII-, one prUIeCteI
Il rrser Will be received the Navy Departments until
1a o'clock noon THURSDAY April a. 1901 when they
rlv y
spra VIZ the pepartnenJs circular september 20
characteristics OF
The pectd,ations therefor heretofore approved mod
Nr,6Ds narcuars concerning which other nforma-
-, NAV he obtaired Bureaus Forms Of pro
p0sa and will be furnished by the Department
IOIIN n LONG. Secretary OF the Navy. 3-6-i0
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHfLADELPHIA.
1850. rT3O. tsOO. 900 1000. a m. VI 90.
.i 80. t3Oo $40 t4J0 S'iOO. tiSO $500. ~7O0 t7so
500. 't925 p. NJ sI215 mdt-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
r.4.30 1900 40, '1I9O a HOO $780, 80,
o. 90, '7OO ?. m ~. IS mdt
Offices: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry. 113. H. 261.
Asa 9f5 1900 1855 Broadway. 113 5th 737 6th
- Union West. l53 East 125th 273 West 12Sth
ST.. 2f5 Columbus Ave. New York: Court ST. 34s $50
Fulton ST. Brooklyn: 9s Broadway Williamsburg- New
Transfer Co. calls for and checks bagysss 10 dsst
nation.
fFrol liberty 81. only. .Daily tDay. s,asns sunday
Sundays only
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
ROYAL BLUE TRIMS
WEST SHORER.R,

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. n. Y. folloys
ana l5nl later foot West 42d ST.. n r.:
.I:lO A. M--For Intern. points Albany & Montreal
vi I'D A MD Lake MOhonk Minnewaska
Catskin Mountains and Utica
.l.O0 r.. M-Chicago Express. Daily.
'225 II. M.-Cont. Ltd. for Detroit. Chicago
t3:i5 z. No For Hudson River Points Albany
.6:i5 z. M-F1r Rochester Bura,o. Cleve. & Chicago.
$500 p M-Eor Rochester Bufislo. Detroit ST. LouiA
>9:l5 r. M.-For Syra.. Roch Mag. Falls. Det & Chi
'Dally. fDaily except SUNDAY. Leaves Brooklyn An
mex. No l. az 10 ;io A. NJ az 2a5 p NJ Leaves Jersey
City. p. r. r sta. No at IL 20 A. NJ. p
Time tables principal hotels and Offices. RagSass
checked from hotel residence by WesIcorr @
LAMBESr. General Passenger Agent. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
LackaManna Railroad

Tickets AT 95 Ftfth Ave asa Columbus Ave.
40 Broadway II PARK PL. is3 ". l2Sth ST. and as Full
Rrooklvn-
westeott's Express Company will call for and check
baggage 10 destination tEzsept Sunday. sDaiiy.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-09
Railrcnos.
.ENNSYLVANIk
RAILROAD.

SQuNO1uv0UM
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot WEST TwENTY-rHIRD STREET
AND DEsBROsSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS
rTThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
C"rtisndt Streets is fve minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. cxeeDt where otherwise noted
''So a; VI FAST MAIL-Limited to two Buffet Parior
New York to Pts6urs Sleeping Car Pssaurs to
81 81 East LINE clsyslana o,
Cars cheaso se eisTeand 2os Iosdo ciHciHas e
'75 15IlF :, ~ CHICAGO lNp ST Lor-s ExpREss1Lg9r
lo-edo: Louisville tvia cncnnatD. Indianapolis Chi
sss s. ,2uis s.. Di9iRE Gar p,,+.,ur.
s55 p ~ WESTERNS ExPRasspFor Chicago. For
FL Ns8z9ni ss1 s v.ss s
~ CT%rI s3 TsyT-snd sN s5esPT STycNSHrr sx
WAsH1seToYSs ssSs ss Ssy,aTH TpF T.ne..9a1, s@rTp
i@55 tpi11gs p9In,ns Gsr' l955 R1ning Carr 12 IS
DBss TTssss 22S g 3 ConEresslonal Lin parlor and
nsh1 @iay s9Hdas tas s5 $50 0N io55 eDians Sra
t cam II il PsTi9r pniHs Cars. $25 A. DINING
sorEES RDhPP3s Sa 5 da % T;sd IL ic nish Is IS
dsSs and cortlssat Streets Y 20 p n.y. week
NoRy1IKs a5a Ok csND wFzTERS RarIwaT@F0T Msmph.
ATbbaST.c b..Src.:..c coAsT I iarsa sgsslaL sIOs
s5a Ono RAMazIg r a3a 2 g. a s1y nh and Ass
AIR IINE-'Tlorda and Metropolitan Lirn-
,. m. dailv - 10 night daily.
ILL IINF COMFORT ana NORFOLk--I.S5 a n
Meek-1ays and IS n m.
AII-ANTIC CITY-95 55 a. m and 75s =. m weekdays
through VestihuIed Trains Buffet Pzrlor Cars and
Standard Coaches
NiN1--l2S5 weekdays
noh.~ on New York and Tone Branch Railroad from
WsSt Twsntv-third Street S5s a II 40
80 a1d 455 Sundavs. . * m 80 o m
,,orn DesoTosSes and CortIandt Streets) 900 a m
ESQ $40 and 5IO p. Sundays o IS a. m. SIS
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3DeSorosses and CortIandr Streets. 6.2O rs. HSS
80 500 9e5 t955 Penna. LmIted 1910 CDeshrosses
a c9rfandt Streets 10 2W Dining Carr 1os5 (Dtntns
Sa1 iI55 a !255. 12. IS Dining Csrl 2 10 (Des-
and Corandt Streets. on. 255. 32S. 3s5. s25.
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Ticket Cfces- Nos AL II9G Ia54 III Broad
way Astor Housa: West Twenty-thr5 Street Station:
Court Street. $50 Fulton ae Broadway ard
Pennsylvsnia Annex Station Jersey
CiIy The New York Transfer Company Will call for
70 destination.
Telephone 1sy-
road Csh Servf- -
j. r. Fv-TCUTNSON p WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent