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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01
Yoli3eili9es.

Sobn 8reatbpufe, elm 8apes
sierer, 5074 Waifa9uistts Nbs., tpurbs
unter Der anflase bss @robbiebftabls
our9 Setettibs 2aneaifer unb Come
bsr6aftet. 8rsatboufe if bsi9ulbist,
i'm 6auie 1903 Cornell Nbe., no sr
nit 3ape3ierarbsiten bei9dfti9t mar,
3uei Riuse i'm Wertbs bon 800,
eisent6um Der 9sbrsrin SRI. Soiepbine
Bauer, ssHoblsn au babsn. Na9 Mus-
Iassn Der Setettibs ift @rsatbouis ner-
i9iebsntlid bor5efraft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01

2epis STANLEY, 2418 Norb
9serborn Str., mslbet. bab ibm cine
solosns u6r nsbft ubrgebdngs gefOblsn
tpuroe.
Soiepb Miller 2849 Noro
capitol aus., tuuros unl sinsn Rsgsns
rod erlei9tsrt.
gtnbre4ern, benen es aslans
bur4 elm Jenfter In o. %. Jauits
@o6nung, 214 Norb State Mps.. elm.
sufsigsn, fielen etwa SIS 3ur geuts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01
Das Mlte mmB ssm Nemem
wet9eit.

Dor Der Ysb6roe 6ffentIiasr Wsrfe
tpurbe bon Mbbiion 6. 6arris unb
Blewitt See, ben &sprdIentantsn Der
Snbianapolis Southern unb Der Sui.
nOis Central giienbabnen, @sfu9s
ein9eret4t, bic &efolutionen fur bic
@dumung Der gum Baue Der giien-
babnen ben6tbigten StraBen 3u bs-
i&leunigen. ba bic Mbii&t berliest, bic
alrbsit in Mnariff su nebmen unb bic
9eleiie, fopeit wie bur9 ben Greibrief
ifipulirt, In bieiem Sabre nod fertig
su feaen, oa 8era6gerungen In bieier
Sabresaeit Der Babnseienf9aft gum
groeen Nadtbsile gerei9sn tOnnte.
SobaIo bic n6tbisen gaotifitationsn
bonn Gtabtrat6e unb bon Der 8etbrbe
6ffentli9er Werts our 6anb finb,
mir6 ,bies gei9eben. Die Beipob=
ner bes bon Der giienbabn ber.
lansten Sifritts finb gum gr6blen
She'll bereits ber3ogen; in Der Madbar-
| i9aft Der alten v&olIing Wia" if bei
W6belwasen f9on ieit LANCER 3eit eiu
tdgli9er @aff getpeien, Tim bic Bstupb-
ner nod anbsre Stabttbeile ibsrFebslu
au belfen.
Mlte 6eimhdtten, bic @sburtsfdtteu
bieIer Der seitweiligen Bewobner, wer'
ben nit 8brdnen In ben Guesn bers
laKsn. Mlte Na9barn, bic felt 80 uni
40 Sabren beieinanber pobntsn, bi
ft9 felt ibrer Rinbbeit getannt, fi9 1t
ben 3asen Der Jeeube istpie au& ir
8aeen Der Notb bsi9efanben unb ge
bOlfen, Fe mhhen f9 isbt trennen
plab 3u MAIDEN fur bic Neuerunssn
pel&e bic Nnforberungen elmer @rob
ftabt unbarmber3i9 bsbingen. Si
nit grinnerungen aus ber 9inbbei
poetii9 roF9 umwobenen 9eimfdtten
In 2iir3e tuerben fie ben profaif9ei
maffben gifenpfeilern unb ben &c
leiien Der @ansierb6fe unb 8abn
itreden Raum ssma9t baben.
Bon Der Senate.Mbenue Big su
MiKouri-S StraBe unb bon Der Senrp
bis aur Merril-Strabe tperben al
WObnunsen in nd9fer 3eit bsrf@mun
ben fein. Die Bewobner bes Siifrifte
entitammen gum gr6bten 8bsiIe be-
griinen Snfel; bod finbet man aud
biele Deuti&e. bic ii& bor Ian9en SAB
rem bort aniebelten. l1ater bieien aud
@brifian 8. $edenbrod, No. 332 WeI
6enrp-StraBe, Der fsit 81 Sabren Dor
uobnte, unb Der fi@, wie Nnbere au9
nur unsern bon Der ibm bstannten uni
bertrauten Na9barf9aft trsnnts. 81
. bsuti&en ghrser fino meiitsns f9o,
ale ber3osen, nur einaelne nod martel
auf @eIegenbeit, anberweitis paHeno
Wobnung au erlangen. Sie friibe
bon gltern unb 2inbern 10 belebte @e
genb 1T ieBt ausseiforben unb bsr6ost
Sem bon Der 8e66rbe sinserei9tel
griu9en wirb m6sli9er Weife am Tom
meftben Wittwo& entfpro9en perben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01

9te Gr6TnmngSfeter oeS
9erttanta Yart timoet am
@ottnta9, oett 4. Stunt ttatt.
9aS offtsteAe Nrogratttnt be-
Hebt aus Ord)efer=Uortrds
gen, 0eiaH8, ettter Neoe tttto
tatrmertiden Mmf1brumgea /.
Mnfatt8 tttmtt 3 ttbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01
9amen Seretn oes 9emtiden
0anies.

am nd9ftsn Samltag bdlt Der
,ss.ss;sy.stn Sss Se.,s,ss;~, ..,;S: sauiss
IISs Iss',,sss ,r,s.lmasiss .saa.. nsna','s. lsaars.
s,;s ab. Die Arra"9 msafs Iiesen
/! 49, ssr b.wdbrisn S&bsn Der 5rau
MS.ro.rt. TIoaSteier unb Grdulein
Mlma 64ergsns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01
6atr 8anf.

Seute gbsnb finbst bic grDHnuns
bon 6air 8ant nit einsm Concert unb
Geuertpert ifatt. Ofsnborf's Or9sifer
liefsrt ben mufitalii9en 3beil unb Geo.
atuftin Woore, Der bertibmte 8aritonif,
tritt als eOlif auf. Sas programm
TIT fcl9enbes:
I. Theil.
Marsch-"The Rogers Brothers in Paris"
...-...... ................ Holman
Ouverture-"Pique Dame".. Won Suppe
Tone Poem-"Apple Blossoms" Roberts
"The St. Louis Rag. :. Turpin
Selection aus der komischen Oper s'The
Forbidden Land". Chaplin
Ipterme1zo aus dem Ballet "Naila",
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Moses Tobani
Medley Ouverture-"The Big Firm,
................. ........... sutton
2. Theil.
Two Step-"Sue". Stone
Lieder Won George Austin Moore.
Selectionen aus der musicalischen Fantasie
'sWoedland' Luders
Japanesische Romance "Poppies". Moret
Medley Overture ''The Leader Hare
Cake-Walk "Mr. Black Man" Pryo,
Selectionen aus der komischen Oper, "Dolly
Warden. Edwards
Marsch "The Bachelor Maids" ST. Clai,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01

S6brIt@eS S@MIs set Oct
Sets Seitt 0eutetteoe, tn
0ettttamta Nart, am @otts
tag, oea 5. Sssmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01
9emtider Traxea=9iIfs=8er

Greitag, @a4mittag um 8 1br, re.
gslmdbige @eriammluns I'm Heuti9en
9aufe. ane Witslieber ftnb freubIi9f
eingelaben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01

Grau Boon, GA @ebar Str.,
bic glei&falls bon 6ausbre&ern heim.
seiu9t wuroe, bsrmibt stwas ibss "a
in 8aasoeIb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01

" 9ie 8ursbo Mfg. Co., go. 215
Horo MlabamasS sStraBe, bertauft Sbnen
einen bollftdnoisen 6eibluft.Gurnace,
INN 8 3immer 3u beiasn. Befu9en
sic uns, e6e Sic anbersmo faufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-01

o 0nttiteb 2eufharbt,
Dit gemhtbli4e 9de,"
Gde 4oble unb Nartet Ctr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
SENATE CHAIRMANSHIPS.
CIapp To BE Head of Indian Il # airs
Alice May Get Claims.
[From nc .Tribune Rureau.l


Washington, Dec. 4.-The Senate steering
committee, which met to-day, considered varl-
Gus questions, including the time when it would
be possible to report railroad rate bill to the
Senate. the possibility of enacting any State
hood legislation, the possibility of disposing
peditiously of the Philippine Tariff bill, and
finally found itself involved in discussion Of
the delicate and embarrassing situation precipi-
tated by the retention of their seats in the Sem
ate by Senators Burton and Mitchell. The pres
ence of these Senators on committees where
they cannot we'll perform the duties incumbent
upon them by their positions renders the stu
alton particularly difficult to deal with, and
after discussing the subject at length the COM
mittee dispersed without reaching any definite
decision the subject.
Senator McCumber, who by right Of seniority
is entitled to the craftsmanship of the Committee
on Indian Affairs has determined to retain his
present position as chairman of the Committee
on Pensions which will result in Senator Clapp
succeeding to the head of the first named COM
Inittee This leaves the Committee Claims
without a chairman, unless that important place
is accorded to Senator Alice, whose experience
in the Senate has not been extensive. There is,
perhaps no harder committee assignment than
that of chairman of Claims, at least to the Sen
ator who conscientiously tries to do his duty. 1t
involves continual conflict with private claim
ants against the government, and requires the
most painstaking scrutiny to sort the unworthy
from the worthy claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05

ham was critically i'll. unable TO appear or to
make a deposition, and that he would probably
have to undergo an operation shortly DR..
Phillips declared that Mr.. Burnhams condition
was unrelated to the Importance of his testi-
mony before the committee The elimination of
Mr.. Burnham witness is regarded
serious loss to the committees probing of the
affairs of this company, as there are many
things he is believed to be able to shed light on
Before examining Mr.. Edridge the more
significant points noted above Mr. Hughes went
into great detail number of cases in
which payment to policyholders of death claims
was long delayed. In one case, that of Mrs
Jenny Potter, it shown that she received
only 81 700 on a claim Of $4,000 for her hus-
bands death, and that in the payment of this
sum there a long delay. Interesting and
illuminating facts brought out regarding
the unhappy lot of the American policyholder in
the Mutual Reserve, who pays more than the
Canadian policyholder for the same insurance.
The failure of the ten-year policy plan 10 make
the surplus forecast for 1t was noted. and a
loss of 100000 from the surplus was shown not
to have been deducted. Many surprising facts
and fancies were drawn from manual prepared
for the agents of the company by Mr. Eidrldge
1t was in this document that the absence OF
$500 900 was noted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinne Tablets. Druggists
refund money IL il fails cure. l. ". GROVES Six-
each box z5c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05

take I'D the routine business of the session
Committees on mileage and rules We're an
nounced to-day, and as, soon as possible the re-
mainder of the Speakers selections will be made
public probably not later than week from TO-
dav Special effort will be made TO hasten the
massage of the bill granting an emergency ap-
nropriation to the Panama Canal Commission,
which Representative Hepburn introduced to-
day and many hours will be consumed in the
iJscussion of railway rate legislation several
bills on this subject having been dropped into
the hopper to-day, was the measure provid-
ing for the encouragement of the merchant ma
rine which Mr.. Suzer always brings to Wash
ington at the beginning of each Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
Lowering CMass.)-To place

BY Representative Lowering Mass)-To place
hides the free list.
BY Representative Ittlefield (Me)-Requiring
corporations make full reports of their affairs
she Commissioner of Corporations.
BY Representative Dalzell (Penna).-Provfding a
pension of 81 day for every day that veterans of
the Civil War detained In Confederate prisons.
and also granting such veterans S12 month In adj
dition TO the per diem allowance.
By Representative Cousins Qowa)-Repealing the
National Bankruptcy Act.
BY Representative Brownlow CTenn.} Fixing
seven hours days work for all clerks and other
employees Of executive departments, Sundays and
public holidays excepted. Under this mesure, heads
of departments may at their discretion, grant half
holidays Saturdays in July. August and Sep
TENDER and extend the hours with additional COM
pensation proportionate to the regular pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
PETERSON TELLS STORY.
Says He Expected Mutual ReserUe
to Go to Pieces.

The statement that Frederick A Burnham,
president of the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance
Company agreed resign his office, to take effect
at the annual meeting in January 1900 ane that
the plans went far that General Ihomas L.
James ex-Postmaster General and president of the
.JJneoln National Bank, practically agreed to take
his place was made last night TO Tribune re-
porter by j. Thompson Paterson, ex-correspording
secretary of the company. At the time dissatisfied
poicyholders were circulating petiuon TO the
Attorney General asking Mr.. Burnham's removal.
and he was being closely pressed 10 give UP the
Office by j. d. Wells. who then the third vice
president of the company.
In the testimony of Vice-President George d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
MR.. BURNHAM'S ILLNESS.

Testimony to the condition of President
Burnham was supplied by his physician. DIR.
wendell c. Phillips. who declared that Mr.. Burn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
REPUBLICAN SENATORS TO CAUCUS

Washington, Dec IA caucus of Republican
Senators has been called immemdiately following
the adjournment of the Senate Tomorrow This
fill committee vacancies and for the appointment
of a steering committee The steering committee
will outline the order Of business before the adj
journment for the holidays 1t is understood that
joint Statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory
and New Mexico and Arizona will be one of the
first matters to receive consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Ttening Blind. Bleeding FrotTudng Iiies 1our
4r,,cp3st viii money IL PAZO OINTMENT fals
10 cure you u II days Soc
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
BOND SALE.

City Of New Rochelle. y. 7.
Sealed proposals will be received by the under
signed until February Z, 1908 eight o'clock p m
tor the purchase o. al or any part OF Nineteen
thousand (Sl9.6oo) Dollars registered four per cent
Local Improvement bonds series OF 1905. of said
City. Of One thousand (si oO0l Dollars each dated
February l. 1900 and maturing one bond annually
nuay; principal and interest payable at the Office Of
Each proposal must accompanied by a certified
check on Incorporated bank or trust company in
the State OF New York for thousand .00o)
ars PAYABLE to the order OF the Treasurer OF the
City OF New Rochelle.
Bonds will be engraved under the supervision OF
ceFtihed their genuineness ~ the United
Mortgage and Trust Company. their legality
proved by J. II Caldwell, Esq, OF New York City
whose opinion 70 legality will be furnished the
purchaser.
No bid OF less than value OF the bonds viii be
considered Bidders must use the printed form OF
proposal furnished by the undersigned. In
terest 70 be paid by the purchaser and delivery viii
be made at the Office Of the City Treasurer In New
Rochelle February a. 1908. Tho right reserved
70 reject any all bids
Dated New Rochelle. N Y. January 2o 1908
CHARLES KAMMERMEYEF, City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
NEW YORK. Fsby 4th. 1905.
ELECTION NOTICE.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" annual meeting OF Stockholders Of the Missouri
Pacific Railway Company will be held at the genera
once Company the City OF ST. Louis. Missouri
Tuesday March 18th. isoS at nine O'Clock D.. tor
and sor transaction other business that
1.us The meeting
held the Office the day
twelve O'Clock The transfer books w be closed
or TuesGay February 2ist 1905 at three o'clock p M
and will bs reopened the 18th day os March, 1905
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
By GEORGE J. GOULD. President
A Il CAr4EF, Secrstary.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
Financial.
BOND SALE.
ity Of New RocbeIIe. n. r.

City OF New Rochelle. n. Z.
sealed proposals viii be received by the under
signed until February I. 1905 at eight o'clock D
t6T !he purchase Of all or any part Of Seventeen
four per cent school bonds of said City sixteen
one thouSand 000l dollars each and for Fiji
teen hundred GL5O0) Dollars dated February I. 1905.
and maturing for fifteen hundred (SL5ee) dollars
on the hrsJ day Of May, 1907. and thousand
cellars annually thereafter commencing on
ana interest payable the office of the City Treasurer
Each proposal must be accompanied by certified
check on an Incorporated bank trust company in
me state OF New York for thousand $4,000 dol
payable 10 the order Of the Treasurer OF the City
Of New Rochelle.
Bonds will be engraved under the supervision of
ana Certified to their genuineness by the United
States Mortgage and Trust Company and their legality
approved by J. H Caldwell ESQ, OF New York City.
purchaser
No BID OF less than par value the bonds Will be
considered Bidders must the printed form OF
proposal furnished by th undersigned Accrued inter
est 10 be paid by the purchaser. and delivery will be
made al the once Of the City Treasurer in New
Rochee on February -. 1905 The right is reserved
Dated. New Rochelle. N. z, January 20. 1908.
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER, City CLERK
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

A DFERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions for The Tribgne
~ Feoeyed their Uptown Once
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii be following
chiess regular ONCE until O'Clock D. m via:
th-zVe e 2St-st.s
% EasI IathsIi .57 West 42d-st. sta
2hS West l2ath-sJ Isis S--aye between lcta aa1
7Tth ss e2s sd-eys near Glsl-st IIos 1st-avs naT
ave near 41st-sS. B54 ID ave. e5 Christophsg-st
Erooklyn. ~ r.--2 Court-st-: -l6 court-st
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED By Charles Barney CO.. Nc. Is Hrosd-st..
Esv-Eork no. ie2 South FOa-th-st. PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

DVERTISENENSTS and Subscriptions raT The Tribune
- their Ca-OWn -rucs.
No lisa RROADWAT
a. following branch
az regular until clock p
2sd-sr fsz 6th-avs-- cor i2-a-sts
Easr West 42t-st.
s...4 J -. las Ist-Gves Tear
ave. 4Ist-st.- e54 3d-ave-s 06 Chr-srophsr-sr
Brooklyn. y. IA Court-st. ZIG Cour1-sE-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
Once of the Maryland Coal Company.
4 New York January fath.
ME ANNIIAL MEETING OE TIE MARY.

land Coat Company for the election OF President
ana t.n Directors and for such other business
com. before meeting. will be held at the Office OF
tas Company. No Broadway. New York, on February
Tth 1905 at eleven a. NJ
will close January z3rd at
p r. and reopen the morning Of February sth.
ieos II q NEDHAA Secretary
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES

Bid 1 Asked

and lnteFeff.
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
oaspOrtsa hy Clinton Gilbert No. wsii-.s,
Nan. Capital Dlsls:sA xs:s Big Asked
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
City HOteL.

I -ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT Pr
i. inclutsng MEAS SIS vsekiyi tao, ~
VAN RENSSELAER,. 10 L lisn-s;.. near 5ta-ave
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

A pvrRTIsEXENTs and Euhscriptions for The Tr4euns
"a recsivsd a their Uptown once.
NO 1884 BROADWAY.
received the following branch
e6Sces "a regular office until o'clock p u viz
"a sth-tve e 2sd-st i5s 0th-ave.. cor. 12
s2 East I4thst 20 West s2a7si oetTseT TN s sTo s1a
7Th sts; Lo2s sdssv.. e1sst 1T0s lst-avs near
ave- rssr llks-ss.: s5s 5d-Avs.: e6 Chr1stoDher-sE
Rroos!yn ~. T.-2 Court-st.: 216 Court-st
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
g1ocEs open Hgh Low. Closs.i Bid ASKED

Furnishsd ~ Charles G. Co.. Nos. IA. is and
Is Waii-st3
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
The Wall Street Journal
RIDGELY's CHARTs-FREE.

ChaTts showng lmpoTtanl nucfuations OF Ten aetiF'
stocks during 1908 and special new circular. FREE
RfDCELY. 20 Broad St. N z.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RaIlRQll
iROTGU TRAINS TO LIE EFsI
NEW Y0Rk. NEW HAVEN & ElRIEERl a R

Trains depart Grand central staol.. 4zd St and
BOSTON via New London and FruvIdsncs-44.so
Il 1900. .xll6:12 4 N, ttII;Uo. 'xiIO2 'x3.gO.
BOSTON via WIIHmantc-1fs:OO A N. 200 P II
BOSTON. VIA Springfeid-+SG0 A ". fiI2sO0 shs-oo.
sIf:OO P NJ
FITCHBURG via Putnam ana Wo-cesce--f3-no p II
LAFrFVILI.F. and NOREOI-E-sS-50 A II +3.3l r.
CT. HARRINGTON STOCF-fg fgrsT DEE. I.ENON PITTS
FIELD-+4s5O. $50 \. NJ F3:Sl n.
wATEPBJ-PY and WTNSTED-t450. $500 +rS;oo.
f'5;01 zoe. $500 TO wa1srblrry} P NJ
Ticket offices cCfraud Ceuvral S-stiou and c1e5th
ST. cII3 c2fl L1e5. q 259 Bread say. e5 Park
Place. Cos Union square ctS2 Ftf-h Ave cz45 CollnbuS
Ave $40 Madison Ave. c913 West i25th s.. l5S East
i.5th - BTookiyn. ca Court ST. $50 Fulton S..
500 Broadway. r n
sDafly- +Except Sundays Esundays only stops as
fe5th 1e5th 81, sun ouy tParfor Car
Limited. HAS dining cParlor and Sleeping Car
C. r HEMPsTEAD. Gen. Pass Ag-
O. ". SHEPARD. Gen supt
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
Financial Meetings.

NEW YORK Feby 4th. 1908.
ELECTION NOTICE
St. Louis Iron Mountain 6 Southern Railway Company.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting OF stcckhoIders OF the St Louis
Iron Southern Railway Company will De
reid the general ONCE Of the Company 10 the City Of
St I,ouis Missouri. Tuesday, March lzth, 1905 at
nine O'Clock NJ the election Of thirteen Directors
for the ensuing year transaction Of any other
may before said meeting The annual
meeting Directors will be held ct the Office
on the day. twelve o'clock The transfer
books Tuesday February 21st. 1905
clock N. and will be rsopeneo on the i5tn day
sr IoTIs iron MOUNTAIN d SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY CO..
By GEORGE J. GOULD President
A. q. CALEF. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
READING SYSTEM,

NcN jENsEf CF.NTRAL r. r.
LIBERTY street and South Ferry
r nSs sSr ,TIngLss earlier Lnan shown bsio~l-
ESsrON. BEFHLE HEN. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
tht Nh--EAoo q i5 Easton only. s1e a El- Ia.
so. Seo t545 EastOn Oniy) D N Sundays. rA26
WILaEsBARRE AND scRAxTox-zsoo s1o q n.
s9e n Sundays. z450 a IN 1 D N
"a p kFNFG fMTGD. 8r LAkEHI RsF, TONS RTVER AND
lakewood and Lskshurst onyl. a5-eO xs-0s ?. +
AILAYTIc CITY!.s.4o a m. ts-sopm
LONG BRANCH ASBCRT PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
folNT PLEASANT, AND SEASHORE FONTS
z4o $50. il3o g. m xL20. 4-41 $50. $50. 1150
2. m sunday. except Ocean Grove. SEQ q ace.
ATLANTIC HLDS. SEaBRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCH-
LAST LoN6 BSANCH-4.0a. 3 "a. S-Sa a m.
lS0, $50 t5S0 Atlantic Hlds- Oniy1 $50 D.
GAY - a N. +-eT ..
PHIIADELPHIA RE AIDING TERNINALl--.4. z5. Toe
tSSS ts6S SS 1 90 90 2 n % a. as 81 ~ 30
D m, ~ IS -dt
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREET@ss IS. IS 90. siosd
-iZ9o a m. '2e0. t'400. $500. '7-eo. - IS II.
BALTINORE AND wASIITSGToS-soo. .Io-oo. .1z.O0
- 90. - oa. lee - 10.
BEADtNG. HARR7 SBTEG. louisville AND WILL
iAMsPoi:I-14 90 q - +s-eo. lT9 10 Ne-0o. 100
Reading only. LOO. 81 % D n Rad
ing Poytsytlle. Harrisburg only. 44.0o. f5 q D n
ZFrorl Liberty Street only "DaIiv +Daity.
sunday ssundays onty. -Parior Cniy- Via Ia
Hat IA saturdays a--ce1s Saturdays
or f5 81 EsFy soT55 EsTrE AsIoE Hos
p Union Square West l53 East I25rh i2sth
St. 245 Columbus Av. New York; Court 81. 344 SEQ
Fulton s. Brookl5 n; 500 Broadway. Witnesses
New York Transfer Co calls fr and eaAcEs hzgsass
q dsstna-i0n
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Nfee-Fres and Gen MSr- Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Ba-ClRy and Christopher S<4-
$500 A M.-For Bughauton and Syracuse
s1UtU A M.--FOr Eufal1, Chicago and s. LoulA
40 ?. M.-F1T BCIslC and Chicago
- p. M--For Scranton and Plymouth
-G1N 2. N.--For BudSlo and Chicago
a. A. p A--For Buffalo. Ssracuss- Ctiea-
80 90 A. M.-For CEcaEo--S eepers ? u
TIckets 429 IIs5. 1884 Broadway. X =: S3s Fu
ton 81. Brooklyn