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phIs Tratm Whizzed.

Toledo, O., Aug. 13.-The Twentieth Century limited on the Lake Shore this afternoon made a distance of 91 miles in 75 minutes, which is at the rate of FPS miles per hour. The train covered the distance between Elkhart and To- ledo, a distance of 134 miles, in IF min- utes or 6S.S miles per hour.
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The Coal Mining Strikers Displensed at
 His Sermon.

Scranton, Pa., Aug. 13.-At big meeting of strikers in Dickson City to- day District President Nichols and ex- National Organizer Dilcher bitterly de- nounced the Father O'Reilly sermon
 MT. Nichols asserted that man whc would thus defile Gods temple would have Gods curses fall upon him. MT Dilcher asserted that the sermon was unwarranted and a tissue of falsehoods
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Rall PInyer Rreaksm Leg

Hartford, Conn. Aug. 13.-During the practice of the Hartford team to-day Catcher John Quinn stumbled and fell while running after fly and broke his leg. A benefit will be given for the dis abed player next week.
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GENERAL SMITH I'LL.

It is Caused by Nervous Collapse and News of Retirement.
 Portsmouth, Ohio. Aug. 13.-General Jacob H. Smith is seriously ill tonight
 at the home of his brother-in-laW
 Judge James w. Bannon. His illness
 came late last night, but was not con- sidered serious until late this afternoon, when physicians were called in The generals illness is in the form of ner- vcus collapse, attributed to the strain of his campaign in Samar, the subse-
 quent court t-martial and the unexpected news of his retirement received on the date of his landing at San Francisco.
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Fire at Samdy Hook, Conn.

Newtown, Conn, Aug. 13.-The resi- dence of Mrs. Patrick Carroll at Sandy Hook was totally destroyed by fire early this evening. The fire was caused by a defective flue. Loss $2,S00, partly covered by insurance.
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THE VELODRoME RACES.
They Were Declared CIT at Hartford
 Last Evening.

Last Evening.
 Hartford, Conn.,, Aug. 1S.-The Velo- drome races tonight were declared off. Walthour's manager signed contract for a race with Harry Caldwell behind four horse power motors. Walthour brought his nine horse power motor and Caldwell refused to have Walthour use it. Word was received that Walthour's S small motor was broken. Manager Elmer brought suit against Walthour and his manager, F. L. Howe of Boston, and attached the big motor in suit for breach of contract, claiming $S,OOO dam ages.
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EIrxs Meet i'm Baltimore.

Salt Lake, Utah, Aug. 13.-Baltimore was chosen as the place of meeting of the Grand lodge of Elks for 1903, Sara toga Springs withdrawing.
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SENT TO JAIL UNLAWFULLY.
William Iynde, of Chester, Has Served
 Sixty Days In Haddam.

Sixty Days In Haddam.
 Middletown, Conn, Aug. 13.-A pecu- liar case was brought 10 light here to- day when Judge Rorabaek at special session of the superior court ordered that William Lynde of Chester be re- leased from the Haddam jail where he has been serving a sentence of sixty days in jail since July l, for breach of the peace and drunkenness. Lynde was sentenced by Justice Sterns of Chester on June 30 and it developed that no warrant for his arrest was issued until the day after his arrest and that he had been given no hearing.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-14

bitration now, as those in control of the trade think it can only be a short time until the miners make up their minds to return to work.
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THE TREATMENTS PARADE.
TT WAS 4 MOST SPECTACULAR
 EVENT YESTERDAY.

the Houses and Stores Were Beauti-
 fully Decorated Several Interesting
 Events such as Races and the Like and Prizes Were Bestowed Upon the
 winners-Next Meeting in Branford.
 The firemen's parade at West Haven yesterday was the most spectacular event seen in that borough in many years. There were uniforms as varied in color as was Joseph's coat, gayly dec- orated hose carriages galore, while the whole population and hundreds from this city fringed the streets, framing the panorama with a fascinating vari- ety of shade and tone. The houses and stores all along the route of the parade were finely decorated with flags and bunting in the national colors. The weather was perfect and it was a gala occasion. West Haven's department turned out with it's entire apparatus. Robert Woodruff, of West Haven, was chief marshal, and Dr. M. J. Adams and Har- " C.. Richards were aides. THE ORDER OF THE PARADE. Following was the order of the pro- cession: FIRST DIVISION. Borough and Town Police. Grand Marshal. Fire Police National Band. Chief, Assistant Chief, Superintendent Fire Alarm Telegraph, w. H. F. D. SECOND DIVISION. Hack No. ID. A. Kimberly, l.. H. Warner w. W. Lines, J. H. Hayes. Hack No. "A. Lockwood, J. Snavely,
 c. F. Smith, A. M, Domkee. Hack No. 5-w. A. Main, W. A. Russell, E.. Russell, G. H. Thomas. Hack Mo- As. J. Bryant, J. Wilkinson, c. K. Bush, s. F. Butterfield, Hack No. 5--H. A. L. Hall, J. F. Bar nett, J. Brown, W. Lucey. Hack No. 6-J. H. Warner, c. Hobro. Hack No. "A. F. Maher, w. H. French. | Hack No. S-Captain William Johnson, New Haven; J. F. Griffin, New Ha- ven.
 Hack No. 9-A. B. Wilkinson, F. O. Hotchkiss. A. J. Thompson, W. W. 1 Wilson.
 Hack No. 1O-Amos sperry, Shelton. THIRD DIVISION. I Drum Corps. l Veterans of East Hartford Meadow. Hose Go. Mo- 8, East Hartford. Samuel Fitch of Rockville.
 Tunxis Hose, Unionville. Drum Corps.
 J. J. Dayton H. & L. Go. No. i FOURTH DIVISION. l Band. l Beacon Hose. | Drum Corps. Quinnipiac Hose. zealots H. H. & L.
 Drum Corps. Storm Engine Co. FIFTH DIVISION. Drum Corps. | R. M. Bassett. | Drum Corps. 1 Hotchkiss Hose. | Echo H. H. & L. Band. l Fairfield. SIXTH DIVISION. | Stony Creek. Drum Corps. 1 Beacon Falls.
 Highwood. Drum Corps.
 Arctic Engine Co.
 Hubbard Hose. ] Simson H. & l.. Co.
 Upon the arrival of the companies al town hall ranks were broken and al were ushered to the tables, where dinner provided by the West Haver department awaited them. A f+o. di,anar at ahn1lt 2 n,nlnnk thf
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Upon the arrival of the companies at town hall ranks were broken and all were ushered to the tables, where a dinner provided by the West Haven department awaited them.
 After dinner, at about o'clock, the firemen reformed and paraded out Savin avenue to the Rock. There, on Beach street, between Wilcox's pier and the Sea View house, the several events
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THE M,MILLAN FUNERAL.

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DENOUNCED 4 PRIEST.

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New-York tribune., 1902-12-19

Nee largely Offset by the shipments OF only 5s
Dusn Northwest receipts 81 2a1
Iast year According 1.-The Current
wheat. although but partially covered by snow is r
sd1lsla ctory condition Quotations Nhe
sloat oasis. were as follows: No
20 Northern Manitoba. b72sc; No !
oorsc ana No red New-York. TsRc. prompt; No
req elevator. k2esc---.- -CORN-Developments IN
were less sensational than the previous day. while
considerable rmness prevailed in positions
oderate weakness in early months but midday
whole list gave under liquidation closely followed
the wheat decline throughout the afternoon
prices were q a 4c lower In
broke lc from the previous night high
est point OF the morning St Louis lost December
and New-York about &c. but OF the this
option through the various markets Of
nature The general opinion bull had
collapsed Cash locally the heavness
in positions. but notable
foreign buying The only foreign business Importance
was early selling Of January in this market
Weather clear through the West. and similar cond
tions promised for Friday. in Kansas and
Nebraska, where rain expected. The cash
trade consisted OF 10000 bush basis and loads
for export through the outports No closed at ec
elevator and 59zc afoat: No white, 61c and No
2 yellow. eo5ac b afoat- .oATS-With other mar
es oats turned weak in the afternoon after ruling steady
early In the session. and closed unsettled The cash
consisted cid prices. No oats
closed at s717c No 3 37c: white 3slkc; No white,
371 Q3Sc: mixed nominal; track white 374z 43c
and standard white RYEMarket easy; No 2
Western 5S1zc afoat; State 55Q56c; sales 1000
bush; No at 5S19c. afoat. .BARI.EY-Market
dull Feeding quoted at 3ed40c and mailing at $50
both 1 Buffalo; sales $4,000 bush; low mailing
barley acc, L local account
New-York tribune., 1902-12-19
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Dec. 1sl-CattIe-Recepts, 1880 head; mar
ke slow: steady TO lower good to prime steers 50 400
So go; poor medium sass 25 stockers and feeders
S29$4 So 81 25S4 so: hefers s29s5; 81 2
steers S3 75S4 so. Hogs-Recepts to-day 81 600 head
Tomorrow 25G00 left 13 00O market f0515c lower.
closing dull mixed and butchers SIS 9oGS6 3d. good to
choice heavy Sc 25dse TO- heavy S69ss 30; light.
1900 head sheep and lambs closed 0d20c lower good
to chocie weters s4asi So fair to choice mixed 81 75
S4; native lambs. S40S6.
Cincinnati. Dec. 1s.-Hogs active s5GS6 so. Cattle
strong at S2Q$5 Sheep steady at s29s4. Lambs steady
East Buffalo Dec 1s.-Cattle-Receipts. 800 head;
market slow Veals steady: tops So dSS 49, common TO
GOOD So 50qSS. Hogs-Recepts $500 head market slow
Workers. Sc 35dS6 4O pigs SO 25qS6 35 roughs IS 759S6
stays 81 1885 25 Sheep and lanbs-Receipts II 600
head: sheep steady; lambs 20c lower; top lambs s5 5
So s0 culls TO good 81 256S5 65; yearngs s. 25gS 5
ewes 2QS4 50 sheep top. mixed. 50 E5Gs4; culls TO
Kansas City. Dec 1s.-Cattle-Recepts, 51Oo natives
700 Texans calves 900 natives Beef steers. 105c
lower; cows and heifers steady TO strong cows weak
stockers and feeders active steady; choice export and
stokers feeders 81 25Gs4 49, Western fed 81
4s5 30; Texas and Indian So 50aS4; Texas cows
2qs2 20; native 81 609s4 native heifers 81 40g
81 10; $G$2 bulls 81 1903 75; calves 50 80
S6 Hogsteceipts 5000 head; r3arket 1Oal5e & leweT I
mixed and packers So 10S6 20; light S6QS6 15 Workers
Sc 10Q$6 15 pigs So 1886 15 sheep-Receipts. $500
head market steady native lambs Sass Western LAMPS
So $685. 35 fed S30S3 95 native wethers S3S4 6O
Western wether $34 20; and feeders s2s3 30
East Liberty, Dec. 17-Cattle steady choice So 15G
So 30. prime So 40ds5 co. good S5gS5 30 Hogs lower
prime heavies S6 60Gs6 65; mediums IS 45Qs6 So heavy
Workers. Sc 4Os6 45 light do. Sc 35s6 4o pigs s6 2q
culs 81 SOQS2; choice lambs 80 40g
s. 65: veal calves. S6dS6 so
New-York tribune., 1902-12-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. December IS, 100


,r,u,-rs Receipts 90 cars 6e1 head. mainly con.
ed direct eo sales included few fy dy GIws Grssed et
g. S 2Ss$4 sIJRes RsE ~ pr b beef sfg1s
cbe last quoted live cattle t sen5 d as
DagnR hns sR0a s9 Gec oeaSS @sf. 5os head
making with earFsd oyer sf o aty snd 4 at
95a Vsas ruled bur & and Wss
calves were du S ao tPnaudng cars OF Western
at Sgs5 80 per 100 ID SaayaTs 4s
g sr @ country dressed dressed Darnyard and fed
BE9 q vsas re- e. M Iso o SosFiSs iSs at St
50 50 g g. per DO 100 los 81 n at b S 90 = barn
YARD calves iSa H. at So s7s 10 gearinsS' 40 H. at
29 Jan Nelson; IA veals 1874 p at 50 2S; do III
0 at " csr ' N , St s. ssiTs s53s 3. DO %
81 E 8: 5 q = E S.
Jsl;tffs Wright 5ga "a & st Cos 'saiS' ii' 10 at 90
Is $ ea ri a S ssas d1 is0 90 al
10 al Hollis veals 1874 ib at SO so: DO. 90 10. at
% Tobiu & shannon Is Maryland calves 1856 H. at 50;
90 700 SsnSers: I9 a. 3 2 yeaIs 155 H. at SIS 10
s Judd & veals. 100 10. at 50; calf. 100 To- at
ezPorad SEddp aas ASP % cars s2
from yeserda 2s sars to s be Cdo% ts5 at
nearly sheep and lambs were selling . sqms o
About 10 Of tSs n s 46d 1a1s m eTs a
s. lambs nhsoia at s. odse So 2oSs IS
lambs il6s1 III a1oS
sales-Kcrns Commission Company: 262 Ohio lambs q
3 g. 20 age s. s. s. per 81 s. ssG r. Is 6o 6sRtoy ssep 49, Il
81 25. l5s Kentucky do los s4 IT'S DO 100 10 at
81; ZIG Virginia 90 H. 50 IS; 1T6 do, 100 Io at
c9 Sc s & o 10 Is STATE state ss saess
e n at 81 Is; % do 81 ID. at So. -
d. Harrington: AL lambs II ID at s. eo 247
western do 562 10. at 37la. ..
Pennsyvan.a do rs 70 at SIS 75 do. ~ o IS so;
e3 Ohio sheep lis n. s4 25 80 Pennsyivana do s4
iS at ss Is: d bucks. 1sa 10. at s. 25
140 Pennsylvania lambs 90 10 at 80 %;
IS Pennsyvania do i1s ~ at IS SIR Is do So e at So
& Co.: 24s Ohio sheep, 50 10. at 81 20
= InSt e Co: l25 state lambs 72 ~ s5 rs: So
State sheep no n, 81; do. log ID. at IS so.
George & S. Dflenbaek ia Buffalo lambs 90 1o
a IS 40. -.
Sc State sheep, los 10 at 81.
). II. Huns Bro: Is State lambs I3 10, at 50 to
ss state sheep, 9s 10. at IS IS.
J. c. Curtis s. Son; ~ state lambs. rs n. at So 20,
New-York tribune., 1902-12-19
Yester-

spot cotton closed quiet with quotations points lower
n sne basis OF s5c for rnlddling upland
1Aoo!lng SulL Sa1es amounted Southern
tpot markets telegraphed follows: Nevv-oreans
isis isIle quiet l-lec higher az 1-1ec; sales, 400
80 oales Charleston quiet and al
ol-toc Wilmington firm. unchanged Sc Norfolk dull
.hhaneeo at 516c; sales Baltimore nonI-
Sa unchanged at sac. Galveston firm unchanged at
s1o-oc' saLes ls5S bales Augusta unchanged,
F,I, s4 500 bales 81 Louis quiet unchanged at SIG
1sl55ateo receipts al NeU-Orleans
svVe 70 10000 bales compared 1878 last week
lo lUA1S bales for the day At Hous-
W Ior tomorrow. 1900 $500
SeHpsred with 6e15 bales and IL 975 bales
- ago galveston expects 1000
S1 @~~N wen "-A 4o'i-a pdies IAst
Receipts at the ports interior points to-day with
ne same Gay last last year: " -
New-York tribune., 1902-12-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. December IS. 10

New York. December IS. lBU-
addition to the domestic re
BEASSs we're imports of from Mediterra-
8n norts A fair quantity Of this foreign STOCK mas
mean P9i OF the market is barely
ehsg For domestic white varieties there Is steady
jcbbing trade Red kinney stlIi
20 III. unsettled with most holders asking % ~:
some business done at that bur s u an be snpp
yer,ov eve is light there is not very nncn Ssl @
nnote esns~Marro 1902 choice per hushs e a. 90
oe ssssa a6 do white kidney choice 81 1oG 81 20 90
black turtle sonp ss5ss o5; imported giants So 1922
i;aan medium So o59s2 20: other foreign eeum @ 81 "
sS general situation is about as preslousIy
repoted There is quiet trade IN Issh "a @ go.
This does not apply much TO very hlsh aua I,,io
than heretofore buyers are 1s
more closely will not accept the sains A00 o. ~
New-York tribune., 1902-12-19

195 do. y 10 ss 1871: sheep 1e2 ~ at s.:
IT DO 103 10. at So 75. 2 do IS 70. at IS So.
II. H. Hollis: State lambs. rs 10. at So 25 State
sheep, 112 10 at 50 s7I4.
HoGs-Receipts 371a cars 7,l25 head. about car
on sale. The market about steady State hogs sell at
sc 55as6 GO per 100 10 Country dressed lower at TAG
SAC per 70, for heavy to light weights
saies-S Sanders: 63 State hogs. lb5 10 average. at
So 80
Andrew Mullen State hogs 1so 70. at So: rough.
160 n. S5 60
n Sc 80.
y. H. Hume Bro. date yesterday: os State hogs.
131 10, s6 go.
Fl. H Hollis date yesterday: "a State hogs 1SS rD at
SO 65; rough, $40 10. at S5 s.
George & l. s Dillenback date Yesterday; State
hogs, 233 ID, at SO so: rougts. go ~ at IS 90.
Mcpherson Co date yesterday: State hogs 1o4 10
at Sc 90; 2 Toughs, 335 10, at IS co.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-19
Present

Exchange special Liverpool cabIes-sno. cotton
sno o1sness @ doing sales bales speculation and
partial mddng upland 454d; futures opened steady
eAG5 ,at nt oecIine closed weak and irregular.
March February-March 454 as
ana Juig1an,ss.o; 80; Apr-May 447; MayJune. June-Juy
FFSTfeJT1-Ssrns FT J1-S and cloths quiet but steaoy 1A
buyers xs,|D <a-SD MEAL-The -four market very dull
account t ny holding off IN anticipation Of decline
s5 oi me wheat weakness Spring patents 81 1oQ
spSE tttsght, ceaa g sSgss So winter patents ee
sEs sils!i fs0Tsss SoSsa S!
oSes fancy s. s c ssSa E iSfs sy
SEsa: Kin dried So 26GSs 30 as 70 brand. BAG
9PGss B sss, pns ~5s Pspys faa ys0T eg
ssss fSdhs sfss2s in 10 200 h aes S City a feed
-OSalny Sp ehog $50 50as2I: oil meal s26 5oGs27
he'd IL. -sswwhEAT-up 70 midday the wheat market
.nes but In the afternoon affected by general
started II said through active selling by
1~ 1 weakened decidedly, closing haAc lower.
ines ss general speculative trade along narrow
eds account II understood also that the export
Feyssr d De OF small proportions and this fact to
IN The referred TO- worked against any bun confidence
Aesisn afternoon Bulls placed Disadvantages
On fb through having accumulated more or less wheat
oDenp- ssfig &e advance which occurred around the
te ts and held through the Influence that
cyr tne steady cables and light P't offerings For
aIrhs. tnFoughout the entire day. closing hqsd net
N English points and partly to 10 points lower
some exter. the Vensz,esn sftuation was handicap
trade although In grain circles IL Is pretty
likely ~ that Developments in that quarter are mol
oupo-+ a. leads spring wheat here and u loads at
sn YVES mostly worked late YESTERDAY; Receipts
sss with el7 o0 bush last year The
miner liberal at 7eSoo hbis from seaeoard points.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-19

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. p
Liberty street south Ferry Oms from South
Ferry minutes earlier)
EASTON. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNK-zAOO I'll Easton onIyl a IN
A. NJ 19o. 440 500 @ q Easton only) P NJ Sun
DAYS "a \ NJ leo. $50 P. NJ
wILkESBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4oo. a1o
NJ SEQ NJ Sundays. A N L p. NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEG &T-z4OO. $40 \. NJ. 1.3O $40 41O. Lake
Lakehurst only. 500 90 only)
P. NJ sundays. 1000 A NJ
ATLANTIC CITY-F0.4O A P N
yINELAND AND BRIDGETUN-fz4OO A. NJ II 50
p NJ
LONG BRANCH, AsBIRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORE
POINTS-z4OO. $50. 113O A. NJ. -. $50. $50 P. NJ
SUNDAYS eXCept Ocean Grove, aO0 A. NJ. 4.G0 P NJ.
PHILADELPHIA (READING TERMINAL4-z~42y.
FTOO Is co. '9C0. +1OOO. 1fIG0 A NJ. f12 90, sfO0.
$780, ZOO taco "40O. 800. t6oo 1880. s9O0 p NJ
s1215 Mdt
PATH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s425, fs 80. 80 so
'11.3O a. NJ, 100. t'3.40 $500 200. t925 P. Ns
30 IS Mdt-
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsyILLE AND
wILLIAMSPORT-il4 400. 1925. $500 iI+9.fo 1000
110O A. NJ. Reading oniy) is1OO 10 " 90 p NJ
Reading. PottsvIe and Harrisburg only. f4o0. f5Os
p. II.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-YoTk, December IS, 1902.
COFFEE-Opening steady unclaimed prices yester-
esys ruled quiet throughout the entire
gained something in point
after midday when scattered buying for bull party
covering in the absence selling
from the moderate offerings importers partial
advance Of points The market closed level being
unchanged TO points higher
reported sales amounting 1900 bags The foreign
devoid Of feature, both respect
pesn markets and me primary situation: The Brazilian
continue rather full
the time being by the lonness present prices
reports from the growing crop recently been shade
less favorable Arrivals to-day
nearly l03o00 bags but effect on sentiment
The market closed steady The spot was quiet
with quotations on the basis of 51sc Rio No. Z
The range Of contract prices IN the market to-day
follows: - -
New-York tribune., 1902-12-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wASHINGT0N-fasos
1000 .f1.30 A NJ. 'lOO +'3 40. 500. 100 P. NJ
'12 Is Mdt-
zFrom Liberty Street only sDaIy +DaiIy except Sun
day sSunday only +Parlor only. Via Tanaqua-
xSaturdays-
1I9 4S4 1854 Broadway. 1S2 5r . Union
Square West 153 I25th 125th ST.,
Columbus Ave New York. Court St, 344, $50. Fulton
St. BROOKLYN: 9S Broadway. williamsburg New Yorz
Transfer calls for and checks destination
w. G BESLER. C " BURT.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Dec IS. m-cotton--spot in, in fair de-
prices lower: American mdding fair at
516d good middiinG, esi: mdding, 45id; low mddns
AID good ordinary. 430d; ordinary 4lSC; The sales
speculation and export included 11,Go9 American.
Receipts including 81 800 American Futures
opened quiet and steady and closed weak and IRREGULAR
American middlug Z. o December. 4iSC; December
January, 445l: January and February 445di 46d:
February March 46d; March April 4.4Gd;
April and May AID: May and June. 44Sd: and
July 44Sd July August, 44Sd: August Septenl-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-19
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,

ia
AND DEsBRoSsEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
6sThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
that given below for Twenty-third street
Station. except where otherwise noted
7S br FAST M VI i'm tS two e.bS RsGT Cars eas
Ptttsburg 70 Chicago No coaches Pittsburg-
sSS A. NJ H. 4ST f aa Com
For sssn cas P9Sf eeFsn fo
Sa !nddanaPSs M % h9Sllyf s. Lsuis SPECIAL 20
tFa te .eh bSn Snd b smoking
5 fos Rs!Gvs VA 1SD m hSY1s snd
sss 'aE6 fouls Is lSlf si9
ing Car. For WEIGH W. Va. Cvia Shenandoah Valley
o.S5 r. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. For
Sefo P NJ MsfeePt G saIHFaaE xPRF P4fsg cf Psbug and
Ghcago For Knoxville daily via shsnsndosh Valley
sS5 p NJ cLEvEL-lNP AND 9cINccINNATI CT cISaI, Ex-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7fs sns s5 sS S G 3DH 1s s4 30 s. aHs anS Cart s
a. m Il S Dining carr 2i6 t6esbrosses sand and cSrtl
Isndt Streets 22o g . eongTsssiona al Limited ss an
ing t car' & % ning Car 925 N ,iO H. 10 night nt,
m 1255 DINING carS 25 a consTesionaI Limited
pnn 81 RaFie Cars and s sBhS ane ea Gs nnf mn IL 10 night
SOUTHERN RAILwAY--Express. S.25 4-25 p m.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express s.55 a. and rs
sEABoARp AIR LINE RA1LwAY.-EnDres, 1855 p.
NoRFoLR AND " WEsFERN FSFE RS RA1LwAY-For Memphi,
caEsAPEARE sa&s ohTo p RaiLWaY-755 Al a. m week
days 1255 and IS D.. m daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK--I55 a. m
weekdays and s.55 m. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.-355 a. M and 255 .. m week DAYS
Sundays. 1856 a. Through Vestibuled Trains. Buffet
Paror Cars and Standard Coaches on weekdays Par
or Smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car. and Standard
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY--f2-55 55 p. m. weekdays.
For points New York Long Branch Railroad 1ron
West Twenty-thfrd Street Staton) s55 a m. 121o.
s25 455, and II -25 p weekdays SUNDAYS, e25
a. ass D. m. from Desbrosses and CortIandt
streets) 900 a. m. 20. $40 $40. and 11.30 m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
610 0esbrosses Cortlandt Streets 500, T25.
S25 S55 s. . C955 Penna Limited). 1910 Desbrossss
ing Carr. 11.55 a m 1855 Dining Carr. 155 Dining
Car. 10 Deshrosses CortIendt Streets. 22 255
BIS Dining Carl 355. 425 425 Dining Car) = - DIN
Ing Carr 5.55 Dining Carr. 755. s.25 SIS. 925
u 10 night Sundays $40. T55 no coaches) SIS s55
e55 Limited. 9.55 1888 Dining Carr a. 2.55
Dining Carl IS Dining Carr 3 25 Dining Can s5s
4 % Dining Carr 455 Dining Carr: 555 Dining Carl
Ticket Offices Nos 46 1884 and 261 Broadway; 1so
Fifth Avenue beloY 23d St) 2H3 Fifth Avenue corner
c9th ST.: Astor House: Wet Twentythird Street
Station. stations Decreases and Cortlandt
Streets Court Fultc Street. os Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn; Station
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street. Pennsylvania Rail-
road Car Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. ]. r WOOD.
Passenger Agent