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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-21
THREE CLAICHE JURORS.
T7centy-four TaIesmen Examined to
Get Them-DetectiUeS focused.

Twenty-four talesmen out OF a panel OF seventy
terday in the Criminal branch of the Supreme
Court. before Justice Davis in effort TO get
fury 10 try Bertha Claiche. accused of numbering
Emil Gerdron. whose white slave it is said she was
It was 1910 O'Clock before the clerk began calling
the roll The prisoner was accompanied by her
mother Mrs Jean Deon.
Robert D. Kohn. architect. OF No 10 shave,
the first juror accepted. He is a bachelor
thirty-six years old, of No. 631 West I52d-st. He
said he would accept the law TO capital punish
ment, though he objected to a death penalty. He
has served in a capital case before. He was the
sixth talesman examined. Samuel Rosenbatt. a
real estate man. with office at No 6 Desbrosses-st.
the second juror accepted He eighth on
the list. He is ffty-two years old. married, and
has daughters He lives the Hotel Majestic.
At 3:45 o'clock the third juror agreed He
the twentieth examined. Frederick S. VII
son, sixty years old, a member OF the firm of g.
". Koch & Son, parquet floor manufacturers. Mr.
Wilson lives at No $40 West 139th-St is a widower
and has a daughter eleven years old.
The jurors excused were principally opposed to
the death penalty or admitted they prejudlced
Abraham Levy is Miss Claiche's counsel, while As
sisJant District Attorney Ely is handling the ase
for the State The trial Will resume at 1870 clock
this morning
Inspector Mclaughlin yesterday preferred charges
OF neglect Of duty against Detective Sergeant Ed
ward 7. Cody result of a conflict in testimony
in the Claiche Cody is alleged to have made
false statements during an examination in the Dis
tTict Attorneys Office February .. Commits
sioner Bingham directed Mclaughlin TO make the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-21
UNITED STATES GETS CONTRACT.
Record Order Placed for Electrical Equip
ment for New Brazilian Plant.

The Rio Janeiro Tramway, Light and Power
Company in which NEWCOMERS are primarily in
terested placed contracts here for the initial
equipment of a 1OO.O00-horsepower hydro-electric
plant to be built about eighty-five miles from Rio
Janeiro for generating electric energy to be
transmitted to the Brazilian capital. The plant is
to be equipped with machinery capable of develop
ing As 900 horsepower. 1t is the most important
der ever awarded in this country for electrical
equipment to be shipped TO South America. the
Germans and British having hitherto executed al
most all the big electrical work in that part of the
world
The Rio Janeiro company IS controlled by in
terests identical with the Sac Paulo Tramway,
Light and Power Company, the Mexican Light and
Power Company, the Trinidad Electric Company
Central Railway Company. which represent ag-
present plans will involve an expenditure OF upward
OF SIS O00,OO0
Among those interested in the enterprise are Sir
Bull ~ ''''o'AAA -
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e & n TO CHANGE NAME.
Plan TO Merge srith Chicago and
Alton Railroad Com pdny.

A soecisl meeting Of the stockholders of the
Chicago and Alton Railway Company has been
called for March to merge the company with
the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company IN
der the plan of consolidation the name Chicago
and Alton Railway Company Will be dropped
and the new company viii be the Chicago and
Alton Railroad Company. The railway company
owns all the stock of the railroad company eX-
cept - shares Of the preferred and 1887 shares
OF the common. To provide for this outstanding
stock IL is proposed TO create 1888 shares OF
cumulative per cent prior lien stock of the
consolidated company. Each share of the out
standing preferred stock may be exchanged for
three shares Of the new stock. and each out
standing common share may he exchanged for
two shares Of the new stock The capital stock
of the new company viii aggregate S40OOOooO.
Of which S19542 500 will be common and SlS.-
557 500 viii be 4 per cent non-cUmulative pre-
ferred. The remainder of $500, 800 Will he 4 per
cent cumulative preferred. to take up the out
standing railroad company stock
The / per cent cumulative participating stock
IS entitled TO receive per cent before any other
issue: and If in any half year a dividend
amounting TO per cent shall not have been
paid. the deficiency shall accumulate, and be
paya bic before any other dividend. This stock
Is also entitled in addition TO the per cent dlyl-
dend. 10 participate with the common, receiving
additional dividends equal TO dividends declared
on the common. In liquidation, this stock is en-
titled TO par, accumulated dividends and interest
al per cent from the date Of the last dividend
due date, and also to participate equally with
the common stock in any assets that may be lett
10 be divided by the common stockholders after
the preferred is paid in full.
a circular explaining the proposition has been
sent 10 the shareholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-21
HEINZES ON EXCHANGES
Bag Seats Through NeIc-York and
Boston Stock Houses.

The Eeinzes have been successful in their
fght against the Standard OIL interests that
they are going 10 enter the stock market. 1t
will not be new for the Heinzes 10 deal in stocks'
but until the present they have done their WorA
through other houses, and have never them
selves been members Of the Exchange IL De-
came known yesterday that ]. S. Bache q CO.
have bourht seats for the Heinzes on the Boston
and New-York exchanges The Boston seat cost
s35 coo. while the one in this city cost S9Ooco'
The latter sum was $1,000 below the price paid
FOR the last Stock Exchange seat sold. ana
81 600 below the high record. made last autumn
p Augustus Heinze has been credited with
desire 10 exhibit his proves on the Stock EA-
cbanrA hut he evidently considers his services
r,ore valuable in the West for Max H. Schultz
the sunior mariner in Otto Henze Co. is 10
he the member. The firm intends TO do an
active brokerage business. and may, naturally
be e1peoted TO be particularly conspicuous IN
coppers.
II was said yesterday that there might be an
announcement in the new copper deal IN Jew
days. The lawyers are busilX engaged on the
papers, and It is hoped to bring out the company
shortly There is still much talk IN Wen IN
formed quarters of great hololng company
that viii rival the Standard OIL in its power AND
Affiliations. It is said, also, that the helizes'
despite all reports that they viii have a MINOR
tty interest in the new company. VIII De among
the largest holders Of the stock. +. Augustus
United Copper Company Will have larger pro-
duction this year than any other year IN lts
history despite the turning over or the mines II
litigation 10 the new interests
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WORKING HOUSEKEEPER.-Ry respect-
able widow OF 30. IN a w!dower's family
or IN bachelor's home. or in plain private
family is pleasant and not afraid OF work:
wiling and ohliging; good references Please
call Tor two days at 305 St Nicholas save
Brooklyn.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

GHikANLON.-By young Canadian; will
ING 70 travel abroad; agreeable; would
90 LOT small compensation. H Miss FiTz
GeIaId's Employment Bureau. sos 5th-ave..
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SVSTGT
NEW JERSEY CENTRALR.G

STATIONS. West I'D 81. Mr.
80 80 Foot Liberty 81. Mr.
W.. 9,S SUS"n below Is from Llberry Z
WeSt I'D 81. leaves 10 minutes earlisr q.
sept as noted by DESIGNATING narts
Ia I'm BETHLEHEM. ALLEN-Cwy
md MAUCH CHUNK--A00 as
Easton), . 10 A. NJ. 120. A40 500 rs 4
Easton only o. NJ sun, z42O
loo. 800 and AGO P. NJ
"!LkESBARRE AND sCRANToN-aa
a "a. I NJ ~ go P NJ sundayn Iia
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURsT. TONS
RIVER AND BARNEGAT-z4oo. a.
A NJ. 1.5O, at. 90. Ks Us Lakewood a..
Lakehurst, Ks -. e415i p ". sundaH
$50 A. II. go Lakewood and Lac
Atlantic CTTY-.a4OAM M. k+aAPx
LONG BRANCH. ASBCRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEA
SHORE POINTS-z4 20. $50 IlSOAM
40. ga As. $50 $50, tl20l sunday
except Ocean Grove, AGO, 800 A. T.
ATLANTIC HLDS.. EEABRIGHT. MON.
MOUTH BCH., EAST LONG BRANCH
I4.0O. 1850 $50. 11.30 A. NJ. 80. 4s
b.50. $50 P. VI Sundays. AGO A. n.
PHfnADELPHIA-sz4s0. mTOo. nsn
300. m'100e. s11O0 A. n, mao
mI.OO. 900. 900. 400. ms500. m's@
t'sNea 49, A@N+eN 49, -
BALTIMORE AND WESTINGHOUSE
m'100O. $500. ms200. mt'400 ia
800. sj12 IS.
READING. HARRISBURG. P0TTSVILls
AND WILLIAMSPORT liza. % s.a
+s.OO. r91O. Q000. HOO A. n Reait-l
onIy). slj1OO. ii1.2O. t2.O0 P. n. Rsstizs
PoJtsvi.ls, Harrisburg only. t4o4 'a&
100 P. L
sDaiIy. tDaIy except Sunday ISra.
days. tPaT,Or cars only. Via Tanaq1l
aExcept Saturdays. mDining car. xssiIf
days only. zFrom Liberty 81. only.
From Twenty-third Street-z5 20 ?, y
cS-5O P. NJ. e1220 P. H.. gA3O ?, u
i'll. so p N. k3 - 2. 81
Ofnces: Liberty ST. West go 81. 9 Asis
House. 2Gl. asa, 1900. 1854 Broadway "
OR Ave, Isl 9Th Ave. Is Unl0n soar
West. 279S 80 Ave. 279 West l5th 81, y
Columbus Ave, New York; 3i2 S'S -
$50 Fulton St. Brooklyn: $50 sroatssl
Williamsburg. New York Transfsf y
calls for ard checks baggage 10 desfinai2
W q. BESLER, c. ~ BIHL
vics-Pres. & Gen. AEr. Gen. Pass'F Ass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-21
BINGHAM TAKES UP COLLISION CHARGE

Police Commissioner Bingham sent TO D. s.
Veitch. official stenographer of the Court Of Special
Sessions yesterday request for copy of the
minutes of the trial February Is Of Jennie
Smith, keeper OF alleged dsorderly house in
west -'th-st- The copy was sent to Police Head
quarters. This is the case In which the corrt
openly charged Detectives Bondreau and Hlfker
OF ti4e Ie4deTloln station with being in collision
with disorderly house Keepers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-21
STEAMBOATS,

BN8TOGlssa 5s 'S 5.ss..... 2,
Fall "a Z RIVER Ivs Pier Ell, e ~ R i SO J.l
5ir- FSS 5;s :5 ga e See; Sew =
f fSES y !, \ ss al1ie cry os -.
AMI MAINE rrNE for We
81 5 z z 8 s s.r F' cszaEsrES W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-21

when they called for a package from a small town
near the of the robbery. The package had
been transferred from the uptown office OF the
company, in ssth-st.
The prisoners had nothing TO say and will be
taken before United States Commissioner Shields
this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-21
HELD FOR POSTOFFICE ROBBERY.
Two Men Arrested on Suspicion When They
Called for Express Package.

James Graham and John Bigger We're arrested
last night suspicion of having been connected
with the robbery OF the postofice at Fairfield. Vt
last October.
The two men were arrested at the offices Of the
American Express Company, at No. 65 Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-21
EAMBuRc-AMERTCAN LINE.

S. s AMERIKA MOST LUXURIOUS
AND MOST MODERN OF LETIA-
THANS.
sGrill Room. rGymnasium. Elevator
& A la Carte Restaurant TCaH az Dover
for London & Paris.
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES & GENOA.
Prinz Osk7r .-...M Mar. :. ? P NJ; Apr 10
PrtnZ Ada bert. Mar -. 10 A. NJ. May
fMoItke o.. APT. &c. noon: June u. July "A
TGrtll Room and Gymnasium
Rates LIST Class. $50. $50. Sl1SoO up
ward according to steamer selected.
Offices. So and 81 Broadway. Phone 1871
Broad Piers. Ho5oken. y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-21

FARMER FOREMAN.-Ca work ana
manage. American. q. three Children
aged 8 and o years. practical American
farmer In every branch: also plain garden
ing experienced with cattle: wife attend
poultry. board men, ter years in place: best
reference ! d. at Carpenters. ia 9Th
ave.
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RAILROADS.
P!EMMSYLLW WANNA.

IPLEMMSYILV WANNA
RA0lRUND.
STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third Stree,
and Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets
Az The leaving time from Desbrosses ana
Cortlandt Streets Is five minutes later than
S S9as given below for Twenty-third Street
FOR THE WEST.
'l.69 A. III. CHICAGO SPECIAL
lO-o5 A. NJ. ST. LOUIS LIMITED For
cincinnati and St Louis.
'lO.oo A III THE PES NSYLN ANA LIN
.,sp, IIED--25 hours 70 Chicago.
-i-oo p VI II & A G. &. CINCINNATI
AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
800 ,. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL,
Is hours 20 CHICAGO.
- % p. NJ CHICAGO LIMITED
. % p NJ WESTERN EMPRESS.
90 T. NJ. ST LOUIS AND CISCIN-
MATT EXPRESS
I55 r. NJ PACIFIC EXPRESS.
SO r NJ CLEVELAND No CINCIN-
NATI EMPRESS.
.. 50 r NJ. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
hlNGTON AND THE SOUTH.
'I6S SIS, s9.25, .9-55. '1655 a. m. ~. So
10 ('3.25. Congressional Lirnited') ,.
-S-25. AS. e IS. '5.55. 6. IS p m, IL 10
night; Sunday, s25. 80. %. -1055 a. m,
IZ5O ('320. Congressional Lirc!ted').
S25. - Is. -4-55. 1855. g. % .. m. Il. 10
soUTHERN RAILWAY.-'12 IS. .S2S
$50 D: m 10 10 a. m eaily. south
ern Palm Limited. ~ 50 ?. m week
ATLANTIC COAST LrNE--e.25 a. m and
Q Is 2. m. daily. New York and Florida
sE4BoARD Air i i.1NB~.i2 s. ?. m. and
1910 a. N. daily. "seaboard Florida
Limited, = .12 Is p. m. daily.
NORFOLK ~ AND WESTERN RAILWAY
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
-155 a m. weekdays and ASS D. m
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT AND NOR
FoIKI'I5S a. m weekdays and s5o
Atlantic 1G;ITY.-sg a n. and ass ?.
CAPE MAY.-1255 p. m weekdays
BROWNS MILLS-IN-THE-P INES.-e5 IS
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK Ocean
Grove (North Asbury Park Su-1ays) ard
Poin; Pleasant as $50 a m, Il -, S-25 p
days 20 F6R 4 PH1f fpf D : = f
eos. .T25 .I.55. SIS. s.55. '9.25. s.
IS. st1o55 10, 50, HISS a. m 'i2 $
ass, cE4.55 FOR North P5iisdelP6ia
onIy). $3.50. s625. 6.55. T55. 3 25. SIS
. 25 ass for North Philadelphia only
so5 .7 1G5o e s E5: * s5s S.PasS IS
s1O55 a. m. .1255. s155. '325 ass.
.425, CLASS for North Phiiadelphla
Oniy), - 50. "3.aa, $40. 100. SO. 800
e25 C955 for North Philadelphia OnE)
. m u 10 night.
-Dining Car
Ticket off1ces. nos. AL 1884 and o. Proad-
way: 1872 Fifth Avenue below 23d ST.;
2f3 Fifth Avenue CORNER esfh So; l
Astor House. and stations named above
Rrooklyn 342 Fulton Street. $50 Fulton
Street 300 Broadway and PENNSYLVANIA
Annex Station. The New York Transfer
Company viii call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to
destination.
Telephone "542 Chelsea FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
W w ATTTRRURY, J. R WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Trafac Manager.
GEO. W ROYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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BALTIMORE & CHIC R. R.
Stations f. of 23d 50. and LiosfH :
rnNAT ETI-E TRAINS

Stations II OF 23d 81. and LioefH :
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even to-
To Baltimore and Washih - - l-,--,.,
from, foot of Liberty street and ~ in''---
sa~H=r from 23rd street. ..,.,-, - :
DAILY trains 70 CINCINNATI ~ ~,
louis ~ 10 A. N. ?, n a 70 II,
r..St CHICAGO. y noon and = n - n
PITTSRCRG. 4 P. N. and =
ESIII Information concerning trans. r
vaf,an ~ space. tickets. etc. iurnisI,,
Tickst Onces. 261. 434 1900 ~ % ~,
ss-0r House los Greenwich 81 ~ -
S0rlsrs " 391 Grand St. y + - y
ton St. Brooklyn. "est -'i
5ffe~ 8P VI Sleeping car go -, Z.
ana fs,l information regardih.s r..is.-r..fr,
ra7 be obtained az Burea95 u, Of :. --rsrnl-l
PaItiTore & Ohio r r, 80 d
'Phone No. Chelsea STA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-21

AB -, kftIisEMENTs and subscription. ,or
. Inc Inc Tribune -eeeived al their TptoWn
and 9th SITS. until o clock . m Id %Sn
usements received at the following branch
oinces at regular Office rates until o'cIock
v Az Wa -'7 e'A-aVe.. Q. c. cor. 23d-sI-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-21
LOW RATES TO THE PACIFIC.

1t is understood that meeting will be held in Chi
cago tomorrow at which the Union Pacific Southern
racine and Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
lines viii announce that. beginning May and end
ing September 80. return limit November 80 round
TRIP rates to all Pacific Coast points will be n1ada
at giiGauy reduced rates from Chicago and Mis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The Sheriff received an attachment for 81 200 YES
terday against property Of Pietro Chirico banker
and liquor dealer at No 100 Baxter-st, in favor of
Domenico Clarco. A deputy sheriff attached a
horse and wagon belonging to the defendant
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.uARrFoRD 3 :

y Y \. H. s HAR HART on. So -.
y -. '.ssa., tl.m ,'l@9 ... Ss..'i ros
Si 80 q; S. Vi: New is'os L1 a \. :.
=. ~ i'IT q sou. Z ,,9l, ,9SI
il-;go 300 P 81 va 100 p ~
a a y. : l2:oO; t |. s.iG,t - -
r.EHTAE MT and NoNFolA p,y
1s.3I ?. II s.,.serldye Lsnaaa
Ct Barriag;59oa;; SIS A n. t ISL 81 Z.
f fsist oses q sG1an Isl g :; ~
ana :i5555 i1laa sis square a IS sd s g
= BY, ~ .,-osunbus Ave. Sos Thnt AZ
~ ~ W 18th s., v;,i' ~ s.. g. 80 J
s 1,@ eS42 500 Ssndays w. VS.. y
i ,s,.i5 - car Limi;ed,, ,, gSS, alss
;PsIilor ana siespias -.- -
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CUNARD LINE.

From Piers 5I-52. North River.
LIVERPOOL Via QCEE\SIOWN.
CMBRIA ..-.-.-..-.....-FEb - "A. r ~
CAMPANIA. ............M MAR S. 10 a. NJ.
Carmania Mar. lO Umbrta .... Mar. "A
Lucania &C.,. Mar. Il Campauia- Mar. u
-IHALI-ApRIATlC-
CARONIA-FasJest and Most Luxurious of
Leviathans-teb. 18th
CARPATHIA. 1900. Mar q. noon; AprH "a
SI.ANONIA Apr 3 noon. May -. July 10
PA$NONIA .-.- . apr. 10. p N . May -
Apply FOR illustrated booklets, etc.
VERNON H. BROWN. - BWAY. y. Y.
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ped ID" LINE.

For La Guayra. Puerto Cahello. Cura-
Gao and Maracatbo. Via Curacao. calling
also at san Juan. Z. K
; ; CARACAS. Saturday. Marcl 3. noon
5. s. PHILADELPHIA
Saturday. March II. noon
For la Guavra. Curacao and Maracaioo-
:. :. MARACAJRO. b.. sat Feb -. noon
). :. ZULIA-- Saturday March 10 noon
These steamers have superior accOmmo-
datlons for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS a DALLETT.
General Managers, 81 Wall 81
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70cTT4VD-ANERTCA LIVE

IT1t Observation-Disclosures via Boulogus
u " Sailing Wednesdays as per sailing LIST.
Statendam. ...... Feb Il 10 A. NJ
Ry1dam ..-....F Feb. y, $50 a. 81
Rotterdam. ....... Mar T. 10 A. NJ
Noorda1n ........ Mar. II Z A. NJ
New twin-screw New Amsterdam
II 90 registered tons. 5000 tons displsce-
ment from y Y APR. %. May 50. July A
Apply for special pamphlet
Holland America Line 80 Bway, y. Y.
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RAuRoAn.


'AMERIcA's GREarv,-
u EWY{l']0S-SE5'Sii
(ET9TRAl.
e & HUDSON .5g River ~,
iAE SE-1RAcz rum I ~,
N.-. - Direct Line from '-l's
New York & Boston 10 Nm
THE S. SlI-TaAGK n: T,I :,
llTE of America
rr,,, MAIN STEM OF T ms
N5W YORK CENTRAL ,,
,EibeFating more tnan - LIZ
and ciac fiSr,~sy east OF Chicago Ss';;S,.
rms is the Direct Lima
lOrK and Boston to NJ. I'm Nss
~ SIl 20 the West. the No-,s.esdla Pa,
80 ~. sst, By way % he LEST Sns
-T-,t ,...'iso .. 81 Louis or CiSris-.s a'sar
,ior - HepaIt from Grand 49,
X6rf- - - street, New York. "a Ia ~
lea,,i-. ,i ei.0 west bound trains 80
Il.aO p n 80 A NJ. Log az -
1--we Passengers ten rniD',-e. - s'Feet 5 :
-, land Central Station d,isr can,
i 10 A M--gNIDNfE.t4--
go a M--tEMPLRE STI-1SS,ss EsSS
T 1@ose famous tTaia 4
go A M--'FAST MAu-O
no. Chicago. TON
- - = M--'DAY EXPRESS
- 7. M-"THE SFCONT,'
1905 ?. M-sCHICAGN SpJ,.!E- NPlaz.
Z-U4 p. M-sSOCTHVr,SsTr 81 IA.
S'SO 2. M--@THE 2OIH CE en-,
TIED. 0"i IA
10 Chicago in IS bou,,
s Sew YORK Central sss y, y
o-@' = A--+ALBANY Ann
.oo FLYER. 4KOG
80, 80" r M-'aUDSON RIVER su,
80 = Z M-"IHE WOLVERTNF -0lA-
S50 M-'FAST MALI, .,,
Ian! 5eAhE SHORE LTVT--.
"a hour train 70 Cs,-.s
AL Pullman cars ~a-llS
III v ELAND. CINcr,Dr,-
AND ST. Louis TT,T-1a.s
s.oo, Al Pullman cars. AZ
Nv ESTERN EXPRrss
80 - y, MONTREAL EXPpFss
''V Z u ADIRONDACK 4 Wov-
s.o, REAL EXPRESS ~'N''
~ - = FFALO, NIAGAs
TSLl.S. CLEVELAND Az
o.oo TORONTO SPECIAL. AN
4 ~ E 7. n : E15sS NEW Tcsz
80 2. M-'PACIFIC FXpRESz
II 80 T. M-HCHICAGO am ~ ~,
EMPRESS eS
40 Oaliy- tExcept sunday. FExcsv, ",
HARLEM DIVISION
800 A NJ and 3.35 p NJ darv
sunday. 70 Pittsfield and Norrs -, 80
sundays, go A. NJ '' Alaaa
Ful!man cars on all through train,
rams illuminated with Pintseb -,
ticket Offices az I4Q 2Bf sTS - =.
broadway; % Union Square w OK -, ~
ous ave, 20 West 18th 81. Grand 80
and 10th 81 stations. New YorE a. =.
20 rllton 81. and lU6 Broadway proS,'a---.
10 De sure OF the best accormos,,,..-.
on any or our through trains II h, ris.-.
secure them several days In advance
Telephone 500 3Sth Street fo- VI,
ork Central Cab Service. Baggage 49,,
nom hotel or residence by Westcot e,', -
press Company 4
Passengers arriving by Ocean s,sa-,-
are met on the pier by a uniformed s,.-
oL tEA New York Central Lines. w5o ri
arrange for checking luggage and ssrus,,
s4eeplng car accommodations.
Passengers for the Dominion Of ra,,a
can nave their luggage checked throuxs
bond by this New York Central axsnf
A IT. SMITH, c. F. DAILY.
Oenl Manager. Pass'r Trafic Nc
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LINE.

AMERICAN LINE.
PLYMOUTH-CHER Cf-SOCTHANPTON
Sailing SATURDAYS, $50 a m. Pier IS. y. r.
St Paul FEB. "A St. Louis Mar 10
New-York . Mar. 3 Philadelphia Mar Il
RED STAR LINE. Per IA y. R.
ANTWERP 49, DOV ER-LONDON-PARIS
Ze,lspd.........-F Feb. "A. $50 a m: Mar. -
F1nIand ...... Mar 3. 1890 a. m. Mar. 81
Vaderland ..... Mar. 10. $50 ?. m; Apr.
Kroonland $50 Mar II. 1880 a. M. Apr. IA
WHITE STAR LINE. Pier -. y. r.
NEW YORR-Q' STOWN-LIN EkPooL>
Majestic ........-. Feb. q. 10 a. m
Cedric. ..........F Feb. Is. : 80 a m
Teutonic .....-.... Mar. 4. 10 a n-
Baltic. ............. Mar IA, a. m.
Majestic ......... Mar 81, 10 d. m.
ITO TO MEDITERRANEAN AZORES Or
FROM NETWORK.
REPUBLIC Mar . p m: Apr n. May 81
CRETIC. Apr ;. 10 a. M May To- June =
FROM BOSTON
GANoPIC; Feb "a II a. ~ % . ePT y, . May l II
PASSENGER OFFICE. 9 BROADWAY.
Freight ONCE Whitehall Bldg. Battery Pi-
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MALLORY LINE. LUXURIOUS SHIPS
Tickets 70 Texas. Colorado, Mexico. New
Mexico. Arizona. California, Georgia Flor
Ida, Alabama etc DELIGHTFUL TRIPS.
THE ROUTE To MIAMI. PALM BEACH
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Pocket Guide free c H MALLORY
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Except Sunday.
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references Address C SAWYER Glove
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