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The sun., 1901-12-04
"MR. DOOLEY" ON HIS TRAVELS

F. P. DUNE ("Mr, Dooley"2 has won
L. the American public as much by the
kindly sympathetic humanity Of his comments
as by their sanity, their shrewdness, and the
rollicking humor of their presentation. In the
papers to be published in MeC2n,e's Magazine
he will characterize the typical New Yorker,
The sun., 1901-12-04
Fiction for 1902

politics America around the world and back again. This
publishes the work of we'll old favote
long write about what they know understand and
told sincerely, with knowledge and moving power
they literature Real literature and real life nseIarabe in
AtC2nye's ideal Of fiction.
The sun., 1901-12-04
NEW ROMANTIC LOVE STORY
BY Booth Harrington

A UTHOR of "The Gentleman from In
n diana and Monsieur Bcaucare," will
shortly begin serial publication in AEfC2u,e',
Masasine. This new novel rings with the
same fresh, romantic note and displays the same
rare gift of dramatic construc-
The sun., 1901-12-04
NAN IN THE BOX CAME G. 0. D.
HORRORS or HIS LONG JOURNEY
IN THE PALATIA'S HOLD.

Attacked Ropeatcdiy by RATS That Fought
with Him for Food-F1ve Day. In
Box Before He Succeeded iu Break-
,ng Out Suffered Intensely From Cold
and Thirst.-Prcparat ations for the Trip.
The sun., 1901-12-04
New YubliratiSns.
3lew Ynbliratious

kcCivre's 10 American-with tho American
lem that breathes the spirit OF the soil, the
factory and the Office. ."-6aihmors Herald.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N-~-York MAY 2I.
l. cars for export alive the No
trading in live cattle Nomnany steady Dressed beef
sides. Gables quoted live cattle lower London
Ing at tops 12'tc per n dressed weisnss sheep
ents day the Bowie TO Liverpool $40 cattle 1870
Wells City. to Bristol 40 cattle To morrow the Pha
dslphtan will carry 10 Liverpool S2s cattle for Morris
Z,sl mead Tor W y" Brauer x Co.. Limited q head for
shippers the Oceanic will be laden 33 quar-
esmated for \ Morris and the Msravai viii take out
80 sheep the West Indies FOR L s Dillenback
market. making calves sale Trade
limited but feeling steady nearly I'D head held
veals weak 5lsaslac 70; country dressed
saes-JeuTe. Wright & CO.. 81 veaIs 141 10 average
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recefpts were s cars. or l. 2ss
612 sa@ Trade quiet but prices fairly
Slrsdy al aro1nd 60 ne eo car or 500 o vas he'd over
clipped lambs 5OdS5 T5. common prime spring
lambs at S6aST 20; inferior stock at 81 - per head
firm 9a1lc: dressed spring lambs unchanged
saies-S Judd & Co.: 100 clipped Buffalo lambs 20 n
average s. 30 100 70; la clipped Indiana sheep
b. a, s4 167 Kentucky spring lambs common, 4s n
So Iate yesterday. f53 clipped Buffalo lambs 81 70
J II Hume & Bro: 1873 clipped State lambs 81 n At
8 So - DO 50 n at s. 80 4s clipped sheep and lambs
New,en & CO; 2ss Virginia spring lambs 81 70. at
H Hollis. ~ eliDrea State lambs. u n. IS 20
Kerns cornnission Company. 1s2- Kentucky spring
J II wiIkerson us Virginia spring 10 at
Tobin = Shannon date yesterday: 81 clipped Indiana
HoGS-Rece'Pts were ; cars. or 1890 head. all for
dressed almost nominal but steady.
salss-J- H Hume Bro Uate yesterday: 80 state
hogs - n average at s6 20 per 100 n roughs 2s2 ro
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
WEDNESDAY. MAY %. 1901.

sRT sy .as se Ss ssss.s.: hsy; s.,ns n
declined gndss Increasing osTsss Green peas have
{air demand the close Forids Largely
most saIes are in rsn@e Of slass oer erss but fancy
sSGck is scarce and you'd .ss bring more money New
good quality. Onions have been held with little more
hrmness close Other vegetables without material
saass: do No Sass So Florida isr 70 choice Per SSi
s5qSS; savannah prime 50 Seasa 90; CsaEeston Psime
1so n 81 d2asf S. ssa5s s4ek 81 sSasl 7;
per basket siasi 2s DO So 5oasoc. nsaTsy
oass s0s sstfa 8Snffa Prime white %ft
bets chasIesgSn and % SOrth carons per
@ Sa 9 m nsc D 100 9ssfs ss e Soraa
per case slqs1 5 cabbages Charleston. bbl crate
Norfk s6 sasee; euc1mDers Eastern
Florida per basket s2ss as Do per cs5s 81 SoSsa So
sood s. 2as sac'es sr Psf Sexosss sex per- g m sa
an pe 6o bGahSs ss lettuce k?Srf9 o5 pT half
nD basket 3Oa6oc do Baltimore 5o@6Sc; onions. Ber-
Sss36rsans per Ts{Bls SB s3ess 3'S q
bb bsstat sI os s7s II peas 4orA per haI
8 :5asl So do Edsnton half b0a ssl 50;
per basket sies1 IS 30 per- BUSH Sasss s5s
per 100 SancRss sas2 90 sdiSs nesyby ps
string beans Savannah green per basket
. no 90 DO df Fo eSd SaSls p1 s2s e
81 75a$2 % common 81 2sasl 30: do Neworisans
SQUASH Fsrds TsIts per bush - crate Or Or basket sss
100 punches 81 tomatoes Florida fancy. per carrier.
81 25; do prime. 81 75gs2 do poor good s1Gs1 so:
Havanna per carrier. 81 25GS1 so.
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-A decidedly soft feeling
prevailed the to-day. and. with the readiness
OF sellers concessions in anything below No l,
prices all grades under prime and No L quite
irregular Should receipts the total OF last
week would be surprising il the present cheapened
tendency developed decline The situation is be
coming and In favor Of buyers The month OF
May Is well along. and the condition OF grass
strongly fulfs the early gathered crop reports OF an i'm
hay producing Besides this. all sources
OF supply safely clear Of mpedlment, and ii
thought that held hay from e likely 70 be
quote: Prime large bales
per s2ts a95c; No l. s71aa90c; No 2. S2zGS5c;
3. 1567TI2c. All clovers irregular bsIed hay
equally ..STRAw-Maintains its frTn
with prompt sale under moderate receipts. and
good commercial quality ass sts the trade We quote
Of hay and in tons. reported the Produce Ex
change to-day: Hay-1ddson River Railroad
$50; Erie $40 Pennsylvania. West Shore. 30:
Valley. 14O Central Of NewJersey. 1G barges 500
1.S60 Receipts OF straw. river
40 do by rail; total zoo tons.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
LIEsEED OIL STOCK ACTIVE.

An active movement in Linseed Oil followed the
announcement officially made yesterday that the
American L.nseed Company had combined with the
Union Lead and Oil Company basis by which
each share of Linseed preferred stock to receive
s4s in stock Of the Union company and each share
of Linseed common is TO receive SIS in of the
Union company. This agreement was entered into
an Monday and the Linseed stockholders have until
June ; TO deposit their stock. The trusteees who
will receive the stock the New-York Security
and Trust Company. Of this city, and the Illinois
Trust and Savings Bank. of Chicago.
President Guy G Major of the American LinSeed
Comma nv said Yesterday that he had doubt that
the necessary two-thirds of the stock of his COM
-. v-orId he deposited before June ). be ex-
changed for the stock of the Union Lead and Oil
Company.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
HEAVY RAIN AT ASHETILLE. y. c.

MUCH DAMAGE DONE TO Mr. vANDERB1Lr,s
IDEAL VILLAGE AT B1LTMoRE
Charlotte, y. C. May 21.-A dispatch TO The
Observer from Asheville, y c. SAYS that the
heaviest and most disastrous rain fell to-day in
Asheve ard the surrounding country that has
been known in that vicinity for years. Bottom
land is ruined and hillsides yawning gulches
Bridges are gon@ and many roads impossible.
The water~is up to the floors in many dwellings
and has reached the fires in the electric light plant
The city is IN darkness The waters of the
French Broad and Swannanoa rivers ha I'VE reached
the highest point record. The water is a foot
deep in the ice factory and -four mills AT Filt-
more the Southern Railway tracks were washed
out Of place and twisted into all sorts of shapes
Hundreds Of Asheville people have hocked to Bit
more today &c see the damage done 10 the ideal
village OF Mr. Vanderbilt. When he and his ad-
visers planned the town insignificant creek was
taken into To-day this stream did
surprising damage. One of cottages was food
ed and the people were forced to their furni-
ture TO The upper floors Some beautifully paved
streets were covered with rubbish. Small trestles
at Btmore and on the main lines of the Southern
end Spartanburg and Ashevie roads were washed
away and no train will be operated either line
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
NAY FORECLOSE on NAGLE
AN ACTION BROUGHT BY THE HOLDERS OF
MORTGAGE ON HIS HOUSE

An ACTION has been brought by John A. Ruther-
Ioid OF No 20 Broadst. for the foreclosure of the
mortgage for $1,000 the home of Commissioner
-Nagle OF the Street Cleaning Department, in East
One-h ne-hundred-and-twenty-n Mr.. Nagle per
mltted the interest TO remain unpaid and Mr.
Rutherford, representing the holders of the mort
gage. decided to stir him up by insttuting a suit
through Hoadly, Lauterbach & Johnson and not
informing him in advance of their intention Mr.
Nagle was surprised find himself defendant in
suit Of this character ard yesterday offered to
pay the interest. II refused. Mr.. Rutherford
says that this is the third time the interest
has been allowed to lapse, and that he intends to
wake up Mr.. Nagle
Mr.. Nagie says in his big, burly
It's dirty, mean, contemplate trick. Only a
cur would do thing like that They want TO get
the fee Of $50. l looked the matter up when [
heard Of it, and found that the interest was
month overdue l telephOned. Offering to pay 1t.
but they would not take II unless paid the costs.
They might have notified saying that it
due They know they would have got the money
The house is valued than $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
ARRESTED ON FORGERY CHARGE.

W. H. THOMPSON. ONCE COMMODORE OF WHITE
STAR FLEET. ACCUSED BY A WOMAN
William II. Thompson. sixty-fve years old at one
time commodore OF the fleet of White Star Line
steamships and now member Of the Flower
Thompson Company, was arrested in his office at
No. s. Nassau-st. by Detective McConville yester-
day afternoon on a warrant charging him with
forgery He was arraigned before Magistrate Brann
in the Centre-st. court.
The complainant was Elizabeth II. Reed of Maple
Farms, Van Nest, IN The Bronx. who alleges that
year ago she purchased a $1,000 gold deben-
bond of the. Flower Thompson Company from
w. c. Flower. Detectives McConville and Savage.
who have been at work on the case, said in
that the of John s. Nugent the
debenture bond treasurer of the Flow Thomp-
Company. 1t is alleged that Thompson had the
name Of John s. Nugent placed on the bond
treasurer.
Magistrate Brann set the down for examina-
ton to-day and placed Thompso bond at 5000
In 1872 Thompson received gold watch from
President Grant for his services in saving lives on
board a steamship.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo MAY 21--Flour quiet but fairly steady Wheat
Spring dull: No l Northern old carloads s}%c: do
r1uni carloads. S0%4c- Winter-Ofer
ngs light country prices the basis Of T7sc
NJ red TSi-c white and mixed firm:
No > ~ .547&c: No = 4Tl3C
do. sc through billed Oats strong; No white
81 u d33 i2c 33i= G32A4c. No mixed. 30lzG3lc
DO 2aat G3Oc. through billed Barey-Spot in store
quiet 5Sd61c. Rye quiet; No Ssc No :. Sc on track
Cincinnati May 2i-FIour steady. Wheat quiet. =
dull. No mixed, 45-2c- oats nrnl
No mixed 81 i-G32c- Rye quiet. No = 5sc
Duluth Nav -Vheat-C'ash No I hard
7TSSc Northern T42sc; No Northern 7O1sc. May,
T4c: July 74@c. September lie Corn. lac; May 42c
oats, 29lsG
Minneapolis Nav -vheat-Cash. T2i2c; July,
72Na72iec. September 69tec. On track-No hard.
T42c No l Northern. 72'sc; No Northern '0g' g'o'2c
Flour and bran unchanged
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
OTHER MARkErasY TELEGRAPH

Chicago May 21-Cattle-RAceipts. 5000 head: steers
fly steady bn'ehsrs stock active and firm; good C
prime steers. S. 10IS5 a5 poor medium s43S5 05
stocksrs and feeders steady. sSaS5 cows 50 sos4
hefe-s. 81 9OG$+ IS: So 25ds2 co. bulls firm
81 asaS4 40 calves 56Gs5 Tsxas fed steers
81 25d$5 Texas bulls 50 75dSS Hogs-Recefpts
% 600 head so 600 left sstiraate
1000; slow; top S5 %. mixed and butchers: IS ESQ
92ia heavy, IS S0dS5 95. rough heavy
s. 6SGS5 IS light S5 6OGs5 sIl9 bulk sales S. Q
s. sTte SheepRecetpts IL 900 head; sheep steady
good choice wethA-s. 81 3n6S4 so.
fair 70 choice mixed 1os4 40; sheep s4
co. yeariings 5oS4 IS; lambs 81 5O1s5
lambs. S5lS5
Cincinnati May 21-Hoss 81 15ESS Cattle steady.
So 5OQS5 Sheep steady So 5oGs4 Is. Lambs steady,
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
KEW HOTEL YEAR LOgG4CRE sQU4RE.

Il was rurnored yesterday that large apart
renr hotel was 10 be erected in the block between
Forrv-fhird and Forty-fourth SITS. and Sixth-aVe-
and Loneacre Square. but IL could not be con-
hrned II was said that work on it would begin
a hotel 70 be built by William Waldorf Aston
and managed BIZ William c. Muschenhelm IS 10
stand in the next block
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
LAKE ERIE LOWEST on RECORD

OTTAWA Nay 2l--Lieutenant-Coione! Ahoefsoii'
chief engineer OF the marine department, reports
that the water in Lake Erie is lower than was
ever known before due series OF dry seasons
+bs d-atr made ~, the power development works
a. %iaoars rails and the fact that dredging IN
the Tonawanda Canal has made II easier Ior 49, ~h.e
- ee~,-le froT1 the lake Colonel Anderson thinks
II is Imperative that the United STATES aHthoii'ie
adouf some remedial measures
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
DEFICIT IN BAPTIST MISSION FUND.
woMEN's HOME SOCIETY IN SESSION AT SPRING
FIELD HEARS REPORTS.


Springfield. Mass May p (specaD.-The May
anniversary Of Baptist OF ganizaton continued
to-day. the meetings being devoted TO the Women's
Baptist Home Mission Society. The years work
was summarized in the address of the president,
Mrs. J. y. Grouse and In the reports of treas
urer Mrs. A H Barber, and the corresponding
secretary. Miss Mary A. Burdette. One hundred
and hfty-nne women missionaries have labored in
Jos different stations in thirty-four States and
Territories and in Mexico Cuba and Porto Rico.
They have ministered TO fourteen nationaties-
Americans, Chinese. Jews. Bohemians. Germans
Danes. Norwegians, Swedes. Indians. Mexcans,
negroes Cuhans and Porto Ricans The total re-
Ceipts for the year 1876 79 and the total
disbursements $3.50 "a There is deficit OF over
81 GOO
Workers for the varied service indicated are pre-
pared in the training school at Chicago and in
schools among the negroes. Touching incidents
were told and encouraging results reported from
the work.
Miss Mary Melby, who has long done service
among the immigrants Ellis Island. told the
story - her work The large audience deeply
stirred hy earnest address The Need of the
Hour by Mrs. VI. 4 Ehers.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
SUSPENSION STAYS A COMPLAINT

eating GOES OUT OF BUSINESS.
Collector Treat yesterday announced that the
Stock and Grain Company. at No 30 New-st.. had
gone out Of business. Deputy Inspectors Wood
and DAILY have been making investigation Of the
operations Of the company, and the other day made
an investment through it, When they demanded
10 see The contract and the tally sheet the officers
OF the company refused to grand the request. and
the next day quit business. The against them
for falling 10 take out license bucket shop
rad been presented the United States District At
tornev but IN view OF the suspension Of the con-
cern the complaint will not be pressed
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
uORE STORMS THREATEN.

Another storm is approaching from Alabama, ae-
cording 10 the Weather Bureau 1t made its ep-
preach known last night by fog, which in the
daytime hung about the Long Island shore The
following dispatch was received by the local
Weather Bureau yesterday afternoon from Wash
ingtOn. d c:
Southeast storm warnings are ordered Glsplaye & 20 20
Nevr-YO-lk A secondary development IN w esterIl
North Carolina IS moving northeasterly dlsh east
southeast winds are Indicated TOT ia'e 'o-iiis"
and during "Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
RECEIFER FOR NETINS FIRM.
INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE OF THE AT
FAIRS OF THE COMPANY.


FAIRS OF THE COMPANY.
Ex-Assistant District Attorney Levi w Naylor
Of Brooklyn, was yesterday appointed a receiver
Tor G. Edward Graf & Co, the brokerage firm OF
which Thomas F. Nevins. the supposed friend of
the Willoughby Street leader. is junior partner.
The appointment was made by Judge Thomas in
the United States Court in Brooklyn, the ap-
plicaton Of Charles G. Hyde. fled on Monday
afternoon Although only ex-Sherin Frank D.
Creamer. John Schliemann and Joseph W. Marsh
are named in the application il is known that Mr.
Hyde represents creditors whose claims aggregate
$4,000
This fact coupled with the statement OF the
assignee Robert F. Varnum that the entire liza
bilities Of the firm are only 100000 is what has
made the Brooklyn creditors suspicious and caused
them 70 ask for receiver. Among Others inter
ested in the action is Thomas D. Mosscrop. a
Republican, who is in Record Commissioner Wal
dos Office He. well others is inclined to be-
Ueye that the Investigations Of the receiver will
show thar the firms business methods un-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
DADY ELECTED CHAIRMAN
he WILL APPOINT LIEUTENANT-GovERNo
WOODRUFF AS THE HEAD OF THE
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

The special committee OF the Kings County Re
publican General Committee. which was appointed
70 confer with other Republican and anti-Tam-
many organizations. held meeting In the JoraIe-
mon-st. headquarters yesterday afternoon and
elected Michael J. Dady chairman and John j.
Barrett secretary. Mr.. Dady received power TO
appoint suo-committee Of nine. which will be
ernor Timothy l. Woodruff will be chairman OF
mis- latter body. which viii be present Al the
meeting called by Colonel Willis L Ogden chair
man OF the executive committee Of the Citizens
Union for next Tuesday night
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
THIRTEEN DOESN'T TERRIFT coLER.

HE CHANCES NUMBER OK HIS OFFICE DOOR TO
THE PROvERBIAII-Y UNLUCKY ONE.
Controller Coler. in accepting honorary member
ship in the Thirteen Club. has announced that
superstition mas horrors for him. and that not
even the number thirteen" makes him culver. In
zfrairatirz his position ne wrote letter 70 the
club which was recently made public in the clubs
annual report The letter contains the following
sentence:
When f-st took the Office of Controller found
that the original number of ny room was thirteen
hrf that predecessor had changed II and put up
tie number fourteen. not wishing 70 sail Under
-7fse C01rs restored the thirteen 10 its original
place the coor. where II has been ever since.
4 f-iead Of NJ. Coler on reading the letter is said
70 have remarked:
'T DO not understand why Mr.. Coler any
o-aer Tammauy man should be afraid OF the num-
her thirteen Richard Croker does not appear to
afraid He has thirteen letters in his
ara thirteen more in his address OF Vantage.
England
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22

MISSES CALHOUN. BRADLEY. MERRILL AND
LOCKWOOD TAKE THE HONORS.

LOCKWOOD TAKE THE HONORS.
Poughkeepsie, y Y. May PA portion of the
programme OF the twice postponed field day at
Nassar College given this afternoon. when the
weather for the first time prOpitOus The
tine was not announced. and therefore there We're
only q few spectators outside Of the students The
latter. however, numbering nearly seven hundred
supplied plenty Of enthusiasm No men We're ad-
mitJed except the faculty The girls wore blue
blouses and bloomers and black stockings.
Four Of the twelve contests which the Vassar
Athletic Association had arranged for field day
were decided Four more VIII be held tomorrow
afternoon. and the rest Thursday Some col
lege records broken this afternoon They
the standing broad jump. feet ! inch. hy
Margaret Calhoun. %, who has not taken part in
athletics for the last year. and throwing the naSe-
ball. 10 feet inches. made by Miss Emma Brad
ley. In the standing broad jump today Miss D. F.
Merrill. %. broke the record by scoring feet =
inches. and Miss Julia p Lockwood. o. did the
same Thing with baseball record. throwing the
bal I73 feet inches. Miss lockwood already holds
the 12o-yard hurdle and lawn tennis championships
a. the college
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
FATHER KILLS HIS son.
THEY HAD FREQUENTLY QUARRELLED
AND MURDER WAS THE RESULT

Peter Anderson piano maker. employed in
the Steinway piano factory. Steinway. Long
Island. shot and killed his Gustav at
early hour Monday morning in their home. No.
$50 Dittmar-ave. Astoria. The father and son had
been bad terms for some time, and the shooting
the result of a quarrel. The father is sixty
years old and has been employed in the piano
factory for about twenty years. His a
painter by trade and unmarried, and twenty
six years old
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION
Hi@ A NJ and 33S P. NJ Daily. except Sunday. 70
PIttsheld: sundays only at 8 20 A M
Pullman all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pfntsch Light
Ticket Offices 113. 2s1. 1875 Broatway -
Union sq W. 2G5 Columbus Ave. 1873 West f25rh ST.,
10th ST and f3Sth ST -Caons New York. 33S and "a
FuIrou 81 and 104 Broadway. E. D. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 York
Service Baggage checked residences By
Westcotr Express
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE Il. DANIELS.
General Superintendent General Passenger
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
HE'LL" CHANGED TO "HADES. .'

MINISTERIAL Use OF TOBACCO TO BE HERE
AFTER BARRED
Frederick. Nd. May 2.-The general quadrenniaI
conference Of the United Brethren Church in
Christ, which has been in session here since May
q adjourned this evening TO meet in Topeka Kan.
in 1865
To-day's business sessions were presided over by
Bishops Kephart and Mills. The special orders Of
the day were the apportionment Of the number Of
delegates 70 the qu1drenuial conferences and the
arrangement of the annual conferences over which
the bishops preside These evoked much animated
discussion
After warm debate amendment was adopted
10 the church discipline effect that hereafter
minister OF the church shall he allowed 20 use
tobacco in any form. and those who are nov ad-
diCted 70 It's deSist
In the Apostles Creed the hell" r,odf-
fed, aid will IN future he rendered
New-York tribune., 1901-05-22
Railroads.
pENNSYLVAMA
RAILROAD,

STATIONS zoo, Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
caT,a.st .esx.S tms ave from and
s1.s EiSen below for r%enay-shira f ssrses nas
sss sssn eHsspr % Whsre o1hesw-s II nsssd
SsTs New York Pittsbarg sleeping Car
S5s H. F4SI sRf S15ysIsa4
TSti6n cass TpHs Fes gn1 sm99s . and 16ss
nati, Indanapolis Louisville S. Louis -'''-''
For + Toisi0 GIcAGS :s.;Ss AND 81 2uIs ExPREss
ass p n 81 81 ql hrS PiGSE SH p,.,.-w IND
ss5 p NJ issf WErErS 81 HaHi RnlnF e15 Chicago FOR
Ieieds' except sasTEGsy Diaing Car
Chicago For Knoxre "a 9siIT via sSspand5ss Sa1e ae
aSuFp SaAneeIS fSE glsysisnd except SstqTdsy
PREss-For Pittsburs. Cleveland. Nashville CiT-
WAsHINGToN AND THE sOuTH-
o Dnns GS caro- d 96sss 11a car, G9rind nan & srss 6
sTess563s ss969sJe7 and C1rsHaS 3 a s5 sFs15f 15 & 3
Dining CAP % 1DniHg Carl 80 p m u = 10 night S
.Cousressional Linz all Paror and Dining Cars.
80 % Dining Carr. 455 Dining Car. s25 p m.
sorTHEisN RAILwAY.-Expre-s. s25. as p. n. II 10
ATLANTIc COAST LINE.-ExDress. s55 a. N. and s-a5
sB3Rp 7a5ai55 AIR II arss. and 's Ms 3
NoRF9LK Rd IIS AND WESTERN BAHwAY-F0r Memphis
CEIEsAPGAKE & OHIO RAiLWX-.-s-55 a m and ass
FOB 9s.2 PIP POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-755 NJ
T6SEh Ts.tbait ram. "a m and u; - ., % ess and
points on New York and Long Branch Railroad from
sowenty-thrd Street station> SIS m. IL 30
80 DO +lD. and 4-5J m SUNDAYS. - a. 455
p m (frGm DeShrosses Cortlandr Streets) so
m, I2SA $50. $40 20 and 10 D N. Sundays.
S+S a m. n n
FOR PHfLADELPHIA-
and Cortlandt Streets. SOD T25. Tss
80 90 80 % o. Penns Lnlitej> 10 10 Deshrosses
1 C9rtandt Streets 1O2N Dining Carr 1888 Dining
ar II - a n a255 . 10 LesbrCszes and Cortanas
SLreets 2Dt 25S 3 - 3 -. AS
DINING carl, 555 Dining carr. T-55 s-s5 SIS. q p
s25 s55 a55 dnliseo 9s5 10 IS DINING csTi
= m l251. LOO Dining Can. % $50. Dining
an 40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carl.7
$50, o. p .. m u 10 night
Ticket 1hceT Nos 461 1895 1854. III
IL Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST. AstOr House: Wes.
IWenty-thtrd Street Station and stations
hrosses and Cortaudr
Street 9s Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station
Brooklyn. Station Jersey city
Company will call for and baggage from hotels
and residences through destination
Telephone 4 Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania Rail-
Cab Service.
j. & HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Aqs-.