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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
THE MON1RCH'S HAND.
Continued from fourth page.

others, but, the contrary, be more likely 70
DO harm than good.
In Spain and Portugal the touch OF the
monarch's hand is still credited TO this day
by the masses Of the people with possessing
the power of healing sickness, and nothing
is more strange at Lisbon than to watch the
appalling looking crowd of cripples and vic
Tins of every species Of human i'll throng-
ing the steps leading up to the main entrance
Of the church where the sovereign happens
to be wOrshipping, awaiting his departure in
the hope that when passing he may lay his
royal hand upon them and thereby heal them.
In Germany. Scandinavia, Russia and Austria
the popular belief in this virtue Of the
sovereign has come to end. The same may
be said of Italy, the last King to put forward
any pretensions to miraculous curative powers
having been the late King Francis II Of
Naples, who lost his throne in 1857, and who
will be remembered by the readers OF AlphOnse
Daudet's novels THE King OF Illyria,'' in
the Kings in Exile" In Great Britain the
latest instance record of imposition OF the
sovereign's hand occurred toward the close
of the reign Of good Queen Anne. who touched
little Samuel Johnston for the sO-Called
Kings Evil" at St Jamess Palace, a pecuI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25
4 GROUP OF IMMIGRANTS THRUST BEHIND BARS
They animals Just Imported for the NcYok Zooog1cal
Park IN The Br0nr.

house whose long necks often extend around
the corner Of their Enclosure into the apartments
Of two ostriches. visitor happened to ask one
Of the attendants the other day what right the
ostriches had In the antelope house, and the
attendant said:
I'VE simply thought that the giraffes might get
lonely in captivity from having nothing much
to look at. So got some more rubbernecks
and put them alongside for company Al
though the clumsiest of all, the giraffeS are the
most playful of all the inmates. In a mood Of
1oIlty one of them picked off the cloth from
camera the other day and frightened the
artist that he took two pictures one plate
Like many geniuses the addax and the beatrlx
modest that they do not impress one WIN
their true worth. They do not seek to attract
ones attention as does the giraffe, but keep
near the back walls Of their Enclosures The
addaX, a small deerlike animal. with white
rump and legs. gray body and twisted horns
longer than it's body, is now almost extinct
and is such addition to the collection
that the attendants care for its health as care
fully If it a child Before coming to
New-York this particular addax satisfied
to live in the Sahara Desert. Despite the long
sea voyage, its well rounded body shows that
it Jared well, even on the watercresses of the
GASES.
The beatrix like the addax is a native of
the desert and halls from Arabia It, too. shows
that the sands of the tropics support life
and fairness Its horns are two feet long, and
when the beatrix bends back it's head its horns
reach nearly to its tail. There also two pairs
of gnus which are also rare.
The pair Of gnus which priced the most
are the white tailed. They have fierce eyes
made the more terrible because of long white
lashes which surround them Their horns are
deeply curved, and when in savage mood it is
an easy task to irnpale man upon their prongs
So rare have become these animals that their
horns now sell for SIS pair. The other pair
Of gnus are the white bearded variety. and be-
cause they are still iercer they have succeeded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-25

better In preventing the extinction OF their race
The gnus are about the size of Shetland ponies
and they come from the Transvaal
Among the other denizens of the new antelope
house there are a nilgai from India, which In
native language the HindoO calls a blue
OK; a family of Sing Sing anteIOpes. also from
India of dirninutive size, but eagerly hunted by
Englishmen; a donkey cared roam antelope,
which broke horn in resisting capture; bees-
box whose white face gave it its name, for
'blees" in the Beers language means PLACED"
and a reedbuck. whose legs are not much lower
than the grass from which it takes its name.
W. T. Hornaday the director of the New
York Geological Park, prizes this latest addi-
ton to his flock as of it's most valuable
collections
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24
OTHER MARKETS--BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Ian 22-Catt'e-Zieceipts. 5000 nead: so%,
prime steers 81 ,olS, 20 Do
.seISri 81 56iS4 so: stockers and feeders z1 ~
80 81 40Ts. so; heifers. s2d$4 20; Gamers 81
bis SOS. 40 SSG$I So Texas fed Steer c0
g. 70 Fogs-Rcceipts 10000 head: tomorrow iooCo
fft orar 400: steady TO higher mixed and bucheIS
s6 5Ts4 90: good choice heavy. 50 b1gso No.
Seav 81 46qS 65 light 50 gaS6 33 bulk II sales 30 50
mSe fo Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head: sheep ana lanos
steady: good choice wethers 81 i0QS3; ia u Nooe
mixed So 25a$4 10: native lambs 81 ZoQ1st ~, ;a+
Tyuffaio CattIe-Recepts IOo neSa, qule
yeas-ReceIpts head steady; tops ss g%,aSS' % com
mon 70 good So 5OG$S 25- HogsReceips. 4 ooo nea
slow at about steady prices heavy, Sc s0gS6 so
Sc 7oase Is; workers., Sc 55@S6 co. pigs 50 lSgfo So
o,shs sfGtSG 05: stays $5GS5 %. Sheep and lanosK
cert~ Ia 100 head sheep steady; lambs strong 10 DC
higher. ton lanns 9o7SR Few Al - w. cnlS 20 t
e. a5es5 So vearngs S5ds5 % 81 3O4St 20; sheeP
fnn ~ niTed 81 I5dS4 40: -culls good S2Qsi le -
20t Texans: calves all natives Best corn cattle
eteady: medium ami heifers dun 70 l0wer
steady to choice export ana dressed oee
stesrs s. s0S5 good SO 5OS4 stoekerS ad
feeders So 25dS4 Western fed steers . tsS texas
and Indian steers. $3q$4 10; Texas cows 81 sUeSo
sS 10 hui;s So 85Gs4 70: calves. So 50Gs7 Hogs-Re
sales s6 55ps6 T5 heavy So e0dps6 So nlXeo
So sdps8 75 light So 2qSe Yorkers Sc 5oQs5 3d. piss
& gsSc IS .heep-Fecepts. 200 head nalksI stea1y
native lanbs s44s6: Western lambs 50 s3dso So led
ewes S3as5; native wethers, S3 oOGs4 Mes'efh
wethers S3GSt stockers and feeders 81 oOgsS ~
prime S. 20; good 75ds5 Hogs steady prime heaVy
ss sf 81 IS: mediums Sc 65Gs6 heavy YorkeTs SO 8
Sc IS light Workers SIS 5OGs6 55 pigs So 5ase 90 roughs
S5Gls6 25 sheep steady best wethers "a c1Si ~ eu,
and 81 1882 so: choice lamos 30 ogso So' Fea
calves, 81 50GSs
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24

So: yellow 81 25dS2 25 ted 81 25QSi 10; 90
vana per crate 50s1 rs; Brussels sprouts per qt 29
15c bb s1ds1 %; do NewOrleans per L9o
bunches S2GS3 old bbl S1QSl % 40 ~
cabbaees per ton s5s12 per 50casl %: cauiow-
Long Island bbl s2qs5 dc Florida per oaSSe'
s2ds3 5o California s2q$3 2 celery S
forna per case s4qs4 50 do state dozen loIooc'
orleans per bbi s2as5 escarol s2Gs5 eggplants Flor
Havana per carrier 81 50GS3: kohlrab. New-Orleans
S2ds3: lettuce. North Carolina per basket SocV
Charleston 75cdS1; do Florida slgS2; 90 sSog
Orleans bbl Sass peppers FLORIDA per carrier se
basket S1dS2: Orleans boi s2uSS 9V' TO
maine. New-Orleans bbl s39Ss; do Bernnaas per
251sI rs: Southern. basket simsz; pes
Florida per crate s2as4 California 81 5os2 parsley
5OcGs1 do Florida basket s19si so; spinach NOT
bb Sds1 25 string beans Florida per cfats'
S2GS3 Mexican box. S1GlS1 80; squash per
s1dS1 25 turnips bbl 75ds5c do white 81 20
bers hothouse per dozen 81: lettuce per Dozen
25G50c mushrooms per 10. 40a5oc: radishes per loo
punches S2Gs3 SO: tomatoes 10 l5d3Oc -, -
AND STRAW-HAY-Receipts ran low toudy' out
the supplies piece out the trane for
days buyers not dependent upon quanty q
plus and there is not ley 60 oe
prices Prime Is particularly
and Nos 1 sellers Good covers nelp tle
all low grades of hay We quote me s1ll5S
9Oc: No 3 do 75qS0c: clover mixed prime IoasoG,
clover clear prime 65f7 roc STfsAW-Steady Win
prices favoring buyers medium class long rye ne
standards are firm of hay and straw IN TONS
reported the Produce Exchange at noon TO-DAY sh
y Hudson River Railroad, 30O PENNSYLVANIA. 10; Lehigh
Valley 1s0; Ohio. 90: Ontario and western
10: Central New-Jersey, 40; total 5oo tons Receipts
by rail- so tons
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24

British steamers iso 124 as.s a;ls4. 2osS and
private
British SS ars tS1s steamer soa Pills %
sas coal sofahas
eue6ee sos March British steamer 5os timber
a Z sRsed sssa@e1
tons coal 10 SOUTH Amboy to Curacao or La uayrs
terms British schooner 1872 tons lumber a % TO
mngo NewYork So and port charges Brit British bark bark
York pfiSate terms schooner sss on
ss sSs toms gm6s to s sehoone
44o tons kiln dried lumber Jacksonville 70 New,Y9rk ana
NewYork So sehooner 51a 5ons see Coal Newport
Bost9n 81: schooner 2os tons coal South Ampoy 10
oil steadsT on more
Lnseed oil quiet unchanged the old prices s
rssssisss nf bss sd IL
SPOT fonWsra % steT PSR % som sSer
sse butter butter gsdes 4e prime white s 4S s;y pme a~
4eQ47c; Of town 44a45c; Calcutta raw 7oo;
PRovIsIoNs-The whole market opened rather
maas e ss Ss but a1a e
sseq @ 9th ncnSas s S at caso
at Kansas City o sad 500 ct For naed
Ness slsasis So; fsnsly Sis 5oas1s -
;sS si5ds sassis ssrs nGs slGs
s$sasS5 HAMS st stssay 9"osd 9"osd
$40 sc $50 B. a dd S &
sss aaoied sons aos MfSTSesssS . n eSse 0f
Picked hams steady Quoted: 11aIi5lc. ALLOW
Rsssa sPd dull 5udssd saan
oBeFs5 10 Brazil kes II Rs cSmPoundo
oisg loale5se ey Iara stearins ll5.s o,.,rbuon
oca the demand ss good S 80 ou0tat94s c prime to
choice 55s a5Tsc; head 6a6zsc; Patna b1sg5 5agan
foreign. nominal: do domestic. 4B@45c; Java
stGARRefned s9ssf quiet but unclaimed ss.t as to
prices and conditions II said that rehers
giving long guarantees Prices quoted are ne5
domiDos $3.50; mould and cubes &c; AAAA poweere9S
4.s0c: powdered powdered and fruit po~oereo
extra granuated. 4s5c; Eagle rh cartons and 10
granulated, 1850 Eagle 5 fb bags OF nns ne
sranuiated 4.75c: diamond A. 4.s5c confectioners A.
81 e0c and 8. 45oc No 4. 45c No :. 44oc no
6. 1850: No 4 4.3oc No s. 4,25c: No o 42oc: No 10
IL 410c: No r. Lose; No 13 &C. Nos IA ana 10
395c 390c: Eagle powdered. 505c crystal donli
nos. s0c The London beet sugar market was un =,
changed 70 s.d January quoted at IS HAD
fair refining at SIS Sd The local market LOT
sugar quiet and more or less nominal as 70
covado 50 5-l6c and molasses sugar - test
Lee Sales included $50 Demarara and so tons
centrifugal and freight. basis &c test az
21kc. ruuored that good amount OF tioa
sugar the above This week sum
mary statistical positqp made up by Wilett
GRAY. shows stocks United States and Cuha 20.
Ceter of 1875 o23 last week and
49, Of S5G2 tons over last
wear Receipts the six principal ports Of Cuba 2599
tons last centras grinding against l}
last wear Europe 3 $4,000 tons against 32os
c3 tons against at the same
and 3.261 $50 tons at the even date OF De
against decrease Of 165 a43 and
cess O. January !, 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-york. January % 1902
-9FFEF.-at:er opening steady 81 unohangea prices;
o % to-day moderately active ana
-7-zei higher party higher market AT
rsrr-urg and Rio and partly result Of certain
conditions with the close steady at partial
efvance points selling again mod
opening and the Cearances for the day
again heavy footing up 10 S2Soo bags; making
-urs1 Of about 5000 bags There was
Considerable demand however. for the July and more
December In connection with the
arriCn said arise from the
2ertstcn the differences between grades would be
rVr-o-rei when committee November.
These II made. would affect December and the
and the indications that speculation
already discounted the anticiTat change for the De
closed 515c. while TIE November
options Of points.
cafnst difference Of points II he mentioned
description about this
and that the proposed changes were found un
necessary they may he this also Reports from
me jobhnE trade continue less encouraging but
rhs United sisihe Supply is showing increase
fo- the month. figures .. 726517 bags.
increase thus Of about 5000 bags.
period
about sGc9o bags The market is about steady at
40 :
he OF contract prices in the local market to-day
q. .nne
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24

COTDON-The cotton market while less
finally averaging = slight decline showed pretty firm
undertone of the the considered
opened stedcE at unchanged prices
cline n points and for time showed resistance
under considerable volume Of selling for short
account supplemented By quite active realizing 10y longs
+ larger movement and by uncertainties created
" the sudden and aggressive action Of Germany in
h0rnbsr1iuE tie Venezuelan fort san Carlos after
political relations had become adjusted the basis Of
e1 ultimate factor Of influence -se cotton trade. Fol
Owing the first call there decline Of 5d7 points.
ana LATER partial rally with the market finally point
points lower. JeDUeTy alone showing ad
The total sales rhe session eached about
$4,000 bales Selling arrested by continued favor
able reports from Marehester. well as from cotton
Trint cloth 100000 pieces for the
week closing &C. the highest price paid this season.
while The spot markets If the country. with the
exception q tSsvsnnsh reporting decline Of 1l6co,
Exporters appeared acquiring possession OF
ne March. Nay and july contracts while the Boston
contingent maintained bull!sa relation 70 the general
Isl arc NsN-o-lea-s maintain premium
e-eT--Trrk Superintendent King makes
the Of brought sight this week 305.7 III
ses against % s@s bales last year Superintendent
~ bates arainst Ip see bales year;
land mills Canada. 500 bales against f9 4a7
f@es last Soe-n mil Taki-gs (estirna1edl, og9
bales 2z5 bales loss ef stock at in
brought into sight fT peeE 711 bales against 27 s34
Eles lssT Total movement: Port recelpIs,
S92IG t7es aga 5C5SST9 bales last year: over
s1c 70 mills and Canada e9S naT bales against 699 I9S
rsles last mill ranFs ESTIMATED 1OS5
COO bales. balcs last stock at in
terror towns f. of September !. 3s4.obe bales
fsr for bales. against 7.79s74o bales
Jest
The Of prices in the local market to-day
rs as follows.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 23-Cfosine; wheat-spot firm: No 2
red Western winter 6s Id No California es gd s
American mixed new. 31sd. steady; January
nominal; March. Is 5Ad May. As 3D. Peas-Canadian
steady ID FlourSt Louis fancy winter quiet IS So
Hops at Iondon-Pache Coast hrm. E6 l5sGfI ds Beef
oufet extra India mess lots Ca Pork easy prime msss
Western. 75s Hams-Shor: cut IA 20 10 10 steady:
h2s cd Bacon hrnn; Cumberland % 80 10. 4sss
snort rib 10 TO "a NJ long clear middles light
2s 10 "a 10 ASS: long middles heavy 81 TO 40 To-
20 70. ass clear bellies
IA 10 i6 10 Slouders-sauare. ii 90 Is ~ nrm
4Os Cd Lard-Prime Western in tierces quiet DIS Amer
pals steady. 6is Butter nominal Theese
strong: American finest white and colored. t2s Taliow
prims CITY firm 27s Cd Turpentine-Sprts hrnl, AIS
Rosn-Ccmmon firm 10i4d Petroieun--Retinsd quiet
TtnseeA oil nrun. CottoEseed oii-ttuH
hned-spoi hrm 22s lad. TallowAustraiian In London
firm, Sd.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24

,,ErAIs-TIN-Tin advanced sharply IN London 70
2s cd with SPOT and futures potA quotc
oaSi Hev-York responding partially 20 me foreign
advanced about % points 10
saPR-Copper advancing los IN Lonaon cIose
- r. % ed S6r spot f54 Is Cd for futures Loaiy
- lake al l2371z I12 625=c. electr9.ync al
- s5c ana casting Il 20G 235c on
1T-iD Is "a 10 iii London WAS aulet hlo un
.Sp ELI TE5ttSpeiteiio was u
snSS locally at 490q5c. and in London al ~
Glasgow closed at 53s Cd aflo N
hnyo NJ AIS Cd Locally iron continues quIst enS ~
cpsngcd Warrants nominal No toulepy, NJ
n 1e ouoed al s23@s2J: No foundry northern no
foInsrv Southern. and No foundry Southern so' OF
MOI ssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for syrups was
hur Aolasses frm mere sIiu a.
,b South Fine grocery grades were readily taken at I
csS Quotations follow: Neworleans centrifugal com
isc. fsfr f4aI6e; good i7e52ic prime, 2eG2ae
orleans open kettle 32d4oc: syrups common l-9
a. fair I5aifc: good. isa2oe; prime 2l925c fancS
~7GGSFAN FREIGHTs-A moderate business was re
Tted in steam sail tonnage to-day but II was OF
SseiJaneous character. particular trade being active
ern iizd London. i4d: GLASGOW, ID nominal: HUI
nsts,ol and Newcastle 2zd Leith 2Ad nominal Ham
80 o nfgs: Bremen 321z pigs Rotterdam. &c; cotton
s,ernooI 10. 1zc; London. oats, ls..-.-
IA ixsPTFRS-ritish lss4 tons, general caTgo
nna ~ Ieitb and Dundee. bertaed. January British
.,earner 259 COR SUBJ general cargo hence 10
II1e and (or) DunkiFk. los Sd If los 90 II ootn
tsf-arv. Austrian steamer, 23sT tons cotton ana
p.-raI cargo Savannah the Mediterranean private
s nronsp Dutch l,b0s tons. timber. CUR 20
I, 81 Cd extra II Bremen and Hamourgf
British steamer 2opo quarters gram
ports United hngdorn or Sonliet
- slsS Hamburg 6d option general cargo February;
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentne still firm ouc
Quiet with fun prices asked Rosn steady 10 frm
Tar ruled firm selling full prices. We quote: .
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Otl and machine bbis, oI1zQ
62c.-
= TAR-Pine bbIs. 81 15ds2 20; oil bbls. 81 % 60
ROSIN-Common to good strained 81 9oaSzs;
E So O5 r So o56S2 G. 81 10QS2 10; H 81 5eGSL
81 T5aS2 So K SO 25G$3 So NJ IS 1898 So y, 50 '"9
81; w G, 81 p: w W. 81 60.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine sia ~ bbis h'
Savannah 23-Turpenne firm. 59c; receipts 29a 293
bbls sales. 1ss exports 12o Rosn firm: receipts s''1,
bbIs sales 3445; exports 2i5 Quoted: A, T. = u
and E. 81 IS; F. 81 %: G. 81 So T. s. o; 81 4o' X
Charleston, Jan. 2S.Turpentins frp 5Ssc:, Kos1n
firm Quoted A. B. e, d and T., 81 co. F. 81 %. -
ST IS n 50: l. 50 35 X. 81 s5; NJ So so; N 50 5o W c.
Wiir1fncton jan 2a-spirits turpentine firm at sec
receipts Rosn firm 81 55aI:1 oo receits ss
bhs turpentne rm at S2qS3 d. recelpts To-
bbls. firm 81 So receipts $50 bbls 80 ,,, .-
New-Orleans Jan 23.-Receipts: Rosin III onis' 'ul
London Jan 2s-TurpenIne-spirits. AS. Rosin-
American strained Cd: fine, 9s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24

closed cutet quotations unchanged
tae basis of nddng upland and 20c for mid
e4fg i6t0 bales. southern spot
ma kets telegraphed follows New leans. steady
Al sales. G.45o bales Mobile,
ins4 unchsryer at S5Ec steady. 1-l6c
lower -1gc: sales bales Charleston. firm and
unchanged s;kc tid Wilmington firm &c higher. al
e.2e Nofoik steady and UNCHANGED al l3i6c; sales
40 hsleS Baltimore nominal and unchanged at Stsc-
Galveston and unchanged l3-lGc: sales. ls2
Dses Augusta STEADY erd unchanged 81 l5-lec sales
Ig2 hsles. Memphis and unchanged At s 11-l6c:
sales 500 bales 81 Louis. steady. Lice higher. al
eII-1ec. sales 29s bales Estimated receipts New
Orleans tor from 1000 10 5000 bales
compared with bales actual last week and oo6s
hses same 6a-- wear ago. At Houston for
500 70 expected. compared
Nltl 5.1Sl bale snc 5DIo bales
ago Galveston expects Il 1900 bales. in contrast
VIII i0097 bales the corresponding day last
~.rE ard 5.s3z bales last wear
Receipts ~ ports to-day and Tor the
week compared with the totals Of week previous
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24

.o, ION % d u-Cotton-Spot fair de-
nS Tpgrss n buyers favor American naddng asa
r ~ the day 10000 bales, OF which lOVO
were for speculation and export ard included ssO Amer
Receipts i2eoo bales; sb heuans IL san mid
diin . a. January 72a iTS: January and February
so March. 4.72d4.T3: March and
an1 23a4 49, April May. 4T$@4I4 "a May and June
EaH. ~ Jne and July. 4Ii44.T5; July and August
:. iSrust ana September 4.66G4.67: September and
6ctnhsr & AZ: October and NOvenIber. 4.36
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

nrdon Ian o3-The at the wool auction
sales to- ay numbered go bales scnureds were very
prices Pieces good demand for France MeTinos
readily nrm. and sold freety
70 ,he home trade the Continent. Some medium
greasy lots ware America Spes were in gocd
Sen1and and firm irawals date number 900
Following the sales in detail New south Wales
900 bales; occurred siedqls 10i1d 5dQls I'd
Queensland bales secured Is 61zdGis Id sreasy
4zq1ld Victoria, $500 bales secured, lcd4ls load
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24

can 1000; mdding upland Sad Futures opened
lower months and unchanged distant months.
January, JanuaryFehrusry. FebruaryMarch and March
April zT2T4 s3d: April-May s73G4 TAD; MayJune and
June-July. 4.74d4.7s July-August. 4.74d: August
September e6@46Td: September October, 4.4Td; oc
toher-Novenber, 4s6d. Manchester yarns quiet but
steady. Cloths a fair demand at full rates
The following are total receipts OF cotton all
r,nrf sim fernfer
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24
RALIIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD.

g-aasv 4d411s aIad South 500 bales; greasy
SGioIsd West Australia 1TOo bales: secured. Is ID
Sreasv 44a111sd New-zealand. 900 bales; secured
4z4dII1zd Cape of Good Hope ana
Natal 100 bales; secured. T1zdaIs sad greasy sag
10Izd A sale OF Cape Of Hope and Natal sheep
skins was held in Mncng Lane to-day The offerings
numbered .skfns of which 1885 we're SOLD Inc
skins we're not quality. but they were in good
demand. long merino unchanged. short nerlhf
slightly harder. grades were I'D lower
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


@ BRossEs SSf q ans %kso soRTLANbT IIatST STREETS.
9Th azT1he Ieaving time from De.br,sst ,atsr than
.s:ss: = Ave
9a Rb3ns New Ptf:6uEs Sleeping Car
sos FAsT Ssffgo 70 GS9ahss 70 and
eSS A. NJ. PENNsYLvaN14 IiMrrED;1dPruIlIirmnssnn IIrnsn
Cars FoF ehcago DniGf GfsvsIaSd Detroit
5as'2; S5iSs 4
oSssrvaon prswinsfoo @ seeDins Dining and
Lbs r. N. cHfcAeo AND ST. LOUIS ExPREsss:a7
Nashville sva Gncn1a a1a car
s.ss safI sT IoSIs h1aS EpREss PittssH5s
ca4 For iRlasP0 %ees vs. usyl' M VIA
S.ss ?. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. For
ISlede sTcept s9gTdsy pIRHg Car ror p,,sburr and
Chicago For KnoxVi:ie daily via Shenandoah Valley
B9uts Cleveland except sa1STSsy
PREss@For PitfsSurE Cleveland cincinnati.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Ia g1ip!Sg 2ns G5 so9s es DslSSs
Streets So pias e @ Con 2lo sfoEGssss
and Dining car Dining Car & KS sDRlag e11ang
ss 6Ras es [ io55 3DinnF mi = car iIS bp,ns
Dining ca q 6pinas ca s5 Dining AS
soIHERx sIS Gzs m Z y ,S S
sh5 mt df esbrossag snd r6fanat sreets
ATISSTIS COAST 4SEEsPrss a 9p.ss4o:.ss sRs ass
sEABoARD AIR LINE Express 10 ,Iox,4s p p;
week Mail IL 10 night daily. seaooaro Fi'f'N
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-Fer Memphis
cafEARE ans NsE Prfsaas oafo I p pRhLMAY1 R qs
r6R 5ays D % PoNT s6f 40 oMR4 say and
a. week-da and SO p. m daily. ,, .avs
ATLANTIC CTTY.-955 a. and 2o3 p n 80
Sundays. 7-55 a n Through Vestibuled Irshs o.
lor Smoking Car Parlor Cars, Dining Car. and S'ano
ard Coaches on Sundays
CAPE MAY.--12a5 p. m weekdays. 1s-.,-
points New York and Long Branch Railroad 20
325. 455 ard i1:25 p. m weekdays sundays dSs;,n5 o.
a. m, 455 p. m. (from Deshrosses and Soruanu' ~
Streets 300 a. 12.2o. g. 40, $40 and lIo" p "
weekdays. Sundays 9-l5 a. m. SIS p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
25 q. 30 Penra Limited). 1910 80
and Cortandt Streets 1920 Dining Can 1919 tpi. @
ing Carr, 1886 Dining Carl l99 IDlIls
Carr = 10 (Desbrosses Cortlardt Streets. I'D -I
325 Dining Carl,. 355, 25. 429 Dining Cars % as
p M. IL night. Sundays, 6.10 T-55 (ptnMg al. nC
coaches 25 955 (Limited,. 95o. 1922 tDina
a. 255 Dining Carr. SO tDining Carl' .
555 Dining carr 755 s25 s55 O. 25 p. II 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 4G1 1884. III and 261 Broadway 10
fbelow 23i ST.; 2S3 Fifth Avenue eorle
29th St1: / Astor- House, West Twenty-thlrd stres
Station, stations foot Of Desbresses ana Gortan
Streets Court street $50 Fulton Street 9s BroedwaI
and Pennsylvania annex Station. BROOKLYN; station
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VII
for check baggage from hotels and resdenee
Telephone :-e14 Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
". ". ATTERBURY. r. WOOD.
General Manager GenI Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WasHdHGToN7fS,S5 IN N y S 80
.I2 Mdt- ~ .-,..,.. .--..,. s,r,
say SSunday only. +Parlor only WA TaIna7aa
1ss~s-. IJberty ~ Ferry. South Ferry, AstoE House
ia osi 434 1900 354 Broadway IS 5th Ave- . Ih31
S,.-s psst t53 East 2jth St. 2I3 West 18th St 40
S66I1n1bus Ave New York. 4 Court St S+4 SOD Futon
- r3-ookIvn. as Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New foIA
Trsnsfer Co calls for checks hagsags to
w G. P.ste1t GenI Manager General Passr Agent