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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-28

Miss Ada Board has been visiting the
pas, week a, the home OF Mrs. J. II. Su-
Der in the College community.
Mrs. w. q. Ingram returned to Orange
Yesterday after a visit TO MD. {. NJ.
Proctor and Mrs. u. r. Leman.
Is per cent discoun, this week on all
ladies ready made skirts and waists. ES-
eellent values. Wilson s. Derden. Ivy
Take the opportunity of the quie, sum
mer months to &c, special attention from
Carter in your Photographic Por'rai,ure l'9
\rof. and Mrs. ]. l.. Cobb and baby OF
Alexander were in the city Yesterday and
Mrs. Cobb lei, to visit relatives at Hearne.
Miss Minnie Plagens, now a trained
nurse in san Antonio. was in the city yes
,erday enroute to visit relatives a, kur,en.
Cook wan,ed-German or Bohemian
preferred. Apply a, residence of NJ
Cruise. near tower house. 90 Mrs. Belle
Frinklea IVY
w. l.. Gloss returned from Marlin YES
,erday. lie has recovered from the attack
of Hines, he experienced soon after arriv-
ing there.
Don, forge, Joe Kosh Tor all kinds OF
moving aud hauling, piano moving e.
pecially. Careful attention to all work
entrusted. du
BRYAN people are finding on, they have
photographer whose work equals the best
An occasional visit to Car'er's studio has
taught them. w
For hne fresh bred and cakes OF all kinds
all a, the Texas Bakery. Careful at,en-
ten,ion to special orders. Phone ~. Mrs.
Otto Boehme. du
Having returned from my vacation. am
again prepared 10 hll all orders entrusted
TO me. Nellie Ballard. representing Levy
Re-, a, uous,on. 100
Prot. n. w. South, who has been quite
sick for some time. having suffered re-
lapse after getting up from the hrs' attack,
is reported improving again
Mrs. II. Little OF Gaure arrived here
Yesterday en- route to yisi, at lola, and was
me, in this city by her brother, Tom
Griswold of the latter place.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-28
Nj. Clara Wilson i, visiting in lola.

Miss Clara Wilson is visiting in lola.
w. r. Hollis went to Hillsboro yesier-
day.
Fosters creamery butter for sale by I'd
HN. 2ol
Mrs. Josie Sheets is visiting in Hemp
stead.
spo,less -four. always good, for sale by
I'd Hall. POI
Mn. Nellie Ballard has returned from
Palacios. II
Horace Ferguson returned from Ma
sofa yesterday.
Mn. ]. h. Stevenson and ehildren are
visiting in Calvert.
Mrs. L. Brown returned yesterday after
a visit at College.
DIR. !. w. Cayiu. ofhce a, Z. J. Jen
kint Drug Store. 1871
Asa Boswell was a visitor from Grimes
county yesterday.
Landre,h's fresh turnip seed. 2Sc per
pound Ed Hall. 2ol
/. w. Driver is here from Spring on a
visit to his family.
Rev. w. NJ. Foster OF Millioan was in
-.,he city yesterday
Col. Tom sutton of sutton was visitor
to the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. W. Harris u. left yesterday
morning for Dallas.
/. J. Jones of the College community
was in the city yesterday.
wan,ed-To buy hrst-elass young COW
iresh in milk. See J. J.. Ray. j"
w. ID. Yardley aud J.. ID. Jones of HaT-
yey were in the city yesterday.
FOR SALE-Small one-horse wagon,
cheap. Apply to w. T.Ford. 1874
Mrs. c. NJ. Camp of NaVaso'a arrived
Yesterday on yisi, to relatives.
Mr.. ,ad Mrs. &. Babe left Yesterday to
,isi, I, Hous,on and Galveston.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Coulter returned
Yesterday after yisi, in Rockdale.
Miss Pritchet Harrison of San Antonio
1. the eu,st OF Mrs. n. w South.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-28

Mrs. Edna Minkeri returned to Hearne
Yesterday after several days visit here.
Mrs. Walter Higgs returned yesterday
after a visit to her mother at Dinkins.
Miss Agnes Holly OF Nayaso,a was a
CUES, villa Maria Academy yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. H. Laski OF Wellborn is the
CUES, OF her daughter, Mrs W. A. Reed.
Mrs. !. 1 Gloss Of Edge was in the
city Yesterday and left to wish at Franklin.
Mrs. w. II. Brewer returned to Hous-
ton Yesterday after a visit to relatives here.
Miss Belle Menard returned TO Galveston
Yesterday after wish to Villa Maria Aoad-
emy.
sI.2S Black Tafe,a yard wide silk this
week nc per yard, last chance
1879 Wilson s. Derden.
Miss Jennie Collier has returned to Gid
dings after ,isi, to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Collier.
Mrs. ;. A. Conlee arrived yesterday
from Parker county to visi, Mr.. and MIR.
J. u. Conlee.
IS per cent discount this week ON all
ehildrens slippers.
1879 Wilson y Derden'
Mrs. VI. II. James and daughter, Miss
MARY, have returned after yisi, to rela-
,iyes in Houston.
New shipmen, OF W. h. corse's. la,es,
models. Ladies see them.
igg Wilson s Derden.
Mrs. r. 2. watman returned to Hous-
ton Yesterday after visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. b. Brogdon.
Have you an old or valued picture you
van, copied and so preserved permanently
On Carter 1879
Five new styles received in ladies low
ca, shoes. -. so and $500.
1879 Wilson q Derden'
Miss Lucy May Johnson arrived from
Waco Yesterday on a yisi, to her mother
Mr. T.. I. Johnson.
/. Allen Myers went To Palaeios ,es'er-
day. Mrs. Myers and sons have been
spending some time there
IS per cen, discount on meas black
sicilian coats this week.
toa Wilson * Defden.
A negro charged with forgery was lodg-
ed in Jail Yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Con-
lee and Constable Baker.
Henry skies and family were here from
Crime, county yesterday enrou'e to west
Texas ON a prospecting tour
Water color miniatures on platinum pa
,er. Dainiincss is the keynote OF their
success. Carter makes them. Ivy
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-28

We are showing pretty styles in new
hand bags and kid belts in navy, brown
and white. Wilson s. Derden 1879
Miss Daisy Lee has resigned her position
with Wagner s. Brandon to take effect
Sept. |. and will attend the Sam Houston
Normal Institute a, Huntsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Jones of Reliance
were in the city Yesterday and the latter
left ior Cameron to attend her daughter
who is visiting relatives there, and III.
Lost-ln Bryan Yesterday ten and
hye dollar bill wrapped together. Finder
will please return to this Othce or to Char
ley Sawyer OF Harvey for reward. 1873
At the election OF officers OF the Bap,is,
Young Peoples Union state encamPment
at Palacios, Mr.. +. NJ. Law OF this city
was chosen ,ice-preSident of the organira-
ton.
FOR SALE-At a bargain, my resi-
denoe on west side OF the city, INCLUDING
one entire block. One Of the most COM
Portable residences in the city. Private
water works. Apply a, once to w. T.
Ford. lSsu
Prudence AMI good business judgment
suggest tina, YOU should a, all times keep
your life and property well insured. Con-
sui, inc. B. Hines for anything in the in
surrnee line. Office in Smith Building.
Phone l6l. DIT
Representing the hes, OF companies in
all lines of insurance. invite a liberal
share OF your business in 1907. Careful
and promp, attention TO all business enirus,
ed. Office upstairs in Smith Building
Phone Ito lno. B. Hines. 1au
A wedding occurred las, nigh, a, $50
o clock The contracting parties were
strangers here. being Mr.. John /. Me
Donald OF Madisonyille and Mrs. Ada A.
Bass OF Rryan. Rev. J. F. Moody o'h-
oiated .-Navaso,a Examiner
Notify me regarding your insurance
needs No better inducements can be of
fered by any agency in Teas than ! am
able to give you. II your property is no,
fully covered why run the risk Of loss. See
me or call me up by phone today. J. h.
Hines lS9u
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-07-28
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.

90. N. SCHEDULE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
Mr.. Davis's First Marriage

! noticed in your issue Of the 20th ult
Is contribution from ID. b. c." ON MIR.
Davis's First Marriage" being "a denial
Of the runaway match with Zachary
4aylors daughter
The article infers that the story is OF
recent origin. and states that fin 1882 Gen.
Taylor (then COLD was stationed with
most OF his family at Fort Crawford.
that at first he objected TO the suit:
that after an engagement OF two years"
he entirely withdrew HIS opDositiou.''
that the marriage took place at Beech
land. Ky, giving the names Of such OF
the coloneIs family rs attended. In the
same paragraph It is stated that there
was never an infringement between Gen.
Taylor and his daughter. lie was then
az the Falls OF st. Anthony (Fort Smell
hng) on an expedition against the In
dams and could not return
Now. for myself 1 would say that.
early in the summer OF 1883. INV father.
John Bliss, United States Army. then
major. was on his way 20 take command
at Fort Smelling With him We're my
mother ard myself and for two or three
weeks We were most kindly entertained
at COL. Taylors quarters waiting Tor the
annual steamer with supplies for Fort
Smelling. While there VIC heard but not
from the Coloneis family OF the love
AFFAIR OF Lieut.. Davis and Knox Taylor.
and Of the coloncls objections thereto
The steamer arriving. We proceeded on.
and few weeks after reaching Fort
Smelling our small social circle was para
lived with the news that Lieut. Davis
had run on with Knox TAYLOR. So
that the story. instead OF being OF late
date. was coincideut with the marriage.
And [ would mention right here thar.
although ] have often and often heard
the matter discussed in army and civil
circles. / never knew any other construc-
ton 90 DO put upon 81. and the commu
nication OF ID. Il. c." is the only in
stance OF my seeing 1t Ia print. And I
never heard but one story that Up %
the time OF her death the colonel never
SOW nor became recouciled 10 her.
Late IA tie lan " Us 4 lcft Fcr'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
GREAT COCK MAIN
TO Be PULLED Off
Many Fine Birds to Be Pitted
Against Others Near This
City Soon.

one OF the greatest chicken fights ever
pulled or IN or near Richmond is due
10 be witnessed by many OF those who
admire the sport within a very few days
Fifty chickens Will be pitted. and It
IS safe gamble that half Of the num-
her VIII be buried before the night is
over. Never in the history OF Richmond.
perhaps. has there been as much in
tercst manifested over chicken fights as
az this time osme Of the BEST game
cocks the state has produced ara now
in Richmond. and when they are prop
eriy gafred the fights ought 10 be good
ones.
From what could be learned. the fight
Will take place in Henrico county. near
the Soldiers Home. Indeed, II has been
asserted that several OF the Veterans"
have signihed their intention OF being
present.
The last chicken fight was a success.
Thirty chickens fought, and fifteen chick
ems died Fifteen chickens crowed for VIC
tory. Some half hundred sports left
tine large pit-a few winners and many
losers
Chesterfield. Henrico and Richmond Will
be represented at the great fight 20 take
place within q few days. There is in
tense rivalry between the counties. and
Richmond comes in as an incentive 10 all
10 do their best.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
FISTIC BOUT POSTPONED.
Cophn and Herbert Will Not
Meet in Ring for Another Month.

Coplin and Herbert will not fight until
another month Coplin is ready and anN-
ious at this time to meet Herbert, whom
he has three times fought. and who he
believes to be ar easy mark but Herbert
insists that he has not had the necessary
training for match.
Herbert recently had trainer to come
TO Richmond and show him some things in
the art OF manly sef-defense. lie Is
practicing all OF the blows that his In
structor has told him TO practice. lie
is likewise making himself ready to meet
any man not above the 1873 mark by the
first OF March.
Copiin is now in good shape and de-
clares that he can fight at any time. He
does not want TO wait for the mill.
Meanwhile the sporting people arc
thinking that 1t IS about time the two
little fighters were getting together and
settling the dispute for once and forever.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
Boxing Notes.

Tommy OKeefe Is being deluged with
challenges. Jack Langdon and Young
Pierce are now Offering TO meet Billy"
Reynolds star.
Jim Jeffords is TO meet Joe Jeanette
AT Lawrence, Mass, on January nth for
"a S5po purse
John J.. sullivan has strapping young
athlete. who IS known as Kid Carter. with
linn while showing IN Chicago He is a
strong young fellow. weighs 203 pounds
and his height is six feet one inch. Sui
Ivan thinks well OF the young fellow as
boxer. lie knows something about the
game and is only twenty two years old. %
says Sullivan
Abe Attell has followed the lead OF
many other successful and unsuccessful
fighters lie has just opened a saloon
and billiard parlor I'm san Francisco
Eddie Hanlon IS in the same business
now, ALSO In Frisco. his home town
Joe WalcOtt has a billiard-room IN Boston
Kid Abel has cafe out I'm the wiIds OF
Jersey. Kid Carter is mixing cocktails
Kid Lavigne has a saloon in Saginaw.
Mich. The liquor business seems to BE-
growing I'm popularity only Peter Afaher
cuts II out.-New York Evening World.
The eyes OF New England sports are di-
rected now toward Augusta. Ne. where
there Is 10 be one great fight on the
night or January Sth between Honey Mel
lody. welterweight champion. and Terry
Martin. who has q desire 20 gain the
title. The fighters are booked for fifteen
rounds at i45 pounds.
Phil McGOvcrn. Terry's brother. backed
by Joe HUMPHREYS, found his match IN
Bunny Ford In a gruelling eight-round
clash at New Haven, Conn, Wednesday
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05

do not believe that re Will put my
shoulders O. the mat"
Grant says that Doc Will have an easy
ifne in putting tle sailor % the mat and
80 confident .s Boo that he IS willing o.
place a side net. SIR. Mum. who is the
MANAGE az heuey is covering al TN
money DE can end that his protega VIII
WIN tie has already. SO ir ls said. de-
po ited several forfeits
Grant was particular faNorlts in
Richmond when he wrestled with Dryer
atd when Ae appear here many times
afterwards BE SIS thorough gentleman.
WHO believes in the sport from the very
AeHest standpoint He demonstrated this
when be wresued Kelley here before. and
when hold was broken because the
men Were on the mat Grant immediate
lf toi1 The referee to allow Kelley 10 take
TIE same hold after getting on the mat.
round ~ applause greeted tae re-
mark
Ana thus it is with Kelley. The sailor
is son ~ wrestler Of note and
knows all ~ the tricks or the game H..
ls q handsomely tuilt young man. and is
a thorough students 81 the SIN jitsu sys-
tenn ~ wrestling. Yet he does not use
any ~ these tricks when IN q match with
q person he IS wrestling according 20 the
straight rules
Barr who is q come here 70 meet the
winner OF the match. is some pounds
heavier than Grant or Kelley. and he
knows tile game from start IN finish lie
Will Dee great drawing card for Rich
mond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
SUTTON IS NOW
BILLIARD KING
Willie Hoppe, the Boy Wonder,
Forieits I8.I and 1872
Championships.
HOPPE OFF FOR HOLLAND



NEW YORK, January f.-ieorge sIt-
ton. OF Chicago IS nov, the -st an, ~ o
billiard ob,~,,,ioo 80 . ,
' ana ITO ie
''- '''7' payer 'h lie history of the ball5
Inc game and its variations 20 hold both
titles AZ the same time. lie holds ,t. .t,i..
49,, " ''N
''' ''''I game hF reason Of Willie
hoppe default. and the other as n result
or his victory I'm The tournament ar
Madison So,,a~o c.a-se. 49,.
--t '''''' "3'-
80, i'ioh feiinq Iished
%"t -9t'iuas- - is SAID. and
e... 49,, - 'ie .'i.. ''''is- "iIl leave
- -. d" sn'l uiho 20 PLAY in tho
,.-,,,i e'1"eii' D. Amsterdam.
-..-s - "-' .ii'd 'Ae bN-
-" "A' iIs month Dr
,-io--..+, - from Maurice
..-..-.~. e., issued a
. '' N"i'h ~ vaguely lnsinuated
OF p.iiiffd matches in
.t - "i tie mana. oi n corpora
ISIS 'He events as an adrer-
-. ~ wares ln every line OF
can ne detected
..,.,. '.on win The condi-
"'I. Nnanr which Dc has been obliged
70 play since his victory over vignaux.
80. e,....'s 'na' Pc o'f not fatl 10
'''" 'haiiehse fnr fear OF los
- j." Nau won. our because
,..-. AL 49, "hiln b" has taken
r, ~ ''p' '',. a't pi"'''an'e gatherings.
| .aHnol cNlsr without deriv-
80 ''''-'l rom ms exhibitions
Us SNi'i a, lie game ~ billiards AS
80 q. i's oonlo"n he offers 90
.t ~ "I any "uer ohlinrdist
49,. ins''n TOT sl''''. iresln-
,....,-,...,-- ..t - S'y'e ot p-oN. Hoppe
- 80. -" eilent hN asserting that
-- -,' champion or the world.
if.,,,.s.,-.,- '.',-i's ~p IN i"ppes re-
-. ~. nus trophy began on his
t-, 49, TIL. ans after he lad defeated
.os7.---.e ooy haa gone abroad under
'''ti ''.l I'D the concern THAT appears 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
JACK GRIM TALKS
OF NEXT Season
Lynchburg Baseball Manager
VIII Make Another Bid for
the Pennant.

Jack Grim. manager and owner of the
ISnchburg team. the winner OF the pen
nant last year was I'm town last night.
and met Mr.. w y. Bradley owner of the
Richmond franchise. for a short confer
ence before his departure for New York.
where no viii attend the National Base
ball Association, which is To meet on Jan
uary sth.
Mr.. Grim has already signed several
mon for the coming season. and ne says
that he expects 10 get together am even
finer bunch than he had last year when
ne camo out az the top OF the list. Both
he and Mr.. Bradley say that the prospects
this year for the Virginia League are ex-
ceedingly good. The league was in its
novitiate last year. but this season it
will rank. they say with the best OF the
minor leagues in the country. Mr.. Grim
says that he expects to pull down the
banner again, but Mr Bradley also has
something 20 say along that line and
tho Richmond team VIII make all the
others hustle for the laurels.
MT Grim, with Mrs. Grim who is ac-
companying him. Will leave this morning
for New York. Mr. Bradley will leave
tomorrow. and ne expects 20 meet his
manager OF last year. Charlie Shaner.
who Is now at al West Twcnty~second
Street, New York City.
Both Dir. Grim and Mr. Bradley win
return from Kew York in time for tho
meeting OF the Virginia League which
viii be held about the middle Of tho
month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
EDDIE BARR WOULD TACKLE
WINNER OF LOCAL MATCH
Efforts Now Being Made to Bring About Contest Be-
Widely Known Mat
ARTISTS.

Eddie Barr. thc noted wrestler. whose
reputation was made when hc STAYED forty
minutes with Champion Gotch before
r.e first nn. ard Gfry minutes before
t., second faL. haas written ~ Sir Jar1es
Mann promoter %. wrestling and boxing
in Richmond. that he wl1 sfrr articles
to wrestie tire winner o. tho Kelley
Grant match iu Richmond on the 20ta OF
trls month
Barr proposed that tne match be- catch
fs-cat h-car. and that tho winner take
SOB % the gate receipts. Ic IS the mid
l.eveislf champion. so he claims. at this
time. and % match oetgeeen him and Grant
or Kelley would prove o. great interest
fo tne lovers ~ the sport IN tina city.
Sailor Kelley has written % 1Ir Mum
t.at le will Dee here bv the 10Th OF the
month. and thar he viii begin 90 once 20
train tor hts go with Grant Grant failed
o. deliver the goods when tho two met
nero last year- DC was agreed that Grant
should fnrow Kelley twice within an
hour Only one fan vas gained and this
after about haf an hour. eUey was
completely on the defensive lie never
tried % throw his opponent. FOR his part
oi t1e game was 20 keep from being
thrown twice. He stood great amount
~ punishment. and his cicverness elected
the admiration OF an t-ose familiar with
the game
T ann anXio-s 20 meet Grant ou equal
terms. writes Kelley. .T believe that !
cam throw him witain half an hour. ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
Wall Of an Unmarried Daughter

Some day 7 shall Doe sauntering down
Fifth Avenue iu the late afternoon. and
7 shall run into a b or G. sauutering
ny. He Will turn 90 walk with me. 10
give ma a message from his wife the
news ~ comrS@n friend abroad. To-
show ME- a picture 900 am art dealers
nm antique shop. Thcn VIC may be
guilty ~ tho atrocitv Of sitting in Il
window in the Holland House and drink
ing our tea together And then / shaw
90 home with fear at my heart 7 am
woman az thirty-eight. 20 whom &
b or O. IS absolutely nothing but n
human being who speaks the same Ian
guage as myself. But to mother. 4 -
or O IS monster known as married
man. And a.$narried man. iu the creed
OF her generation and her circle. is a
Wild beast never 20 b. approached ex-
cept when he rs subducd beneath the
eye OF his keeper. his wife II Is. 20
my mind so crude, SO proWncial-even
SO vulgar-a view OF adult human In
tercourse that 7 hesitate IN a limit il as
the opinion Of that gentle. delicate.
broad-m'nded lady my mother Broad
minded ] say advisedly Her interest in
politics. foreign and domestic. her SYM
pathy with the progress Of labor tho
keen intelligence or her Judgment in these
departments ~ affairs. are much greater
than mine. But the married man. Off the
domestic hearth. remains to her as great
bugaboO ms the "Bony" with whom the
English children before Waterloo were
frightened -Harper's BaVar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05

Smelling with severai others in bI-cn
Dark canoe making "a voyage Co Gnlnue.
I'LL, camping out every night except at
Prairie do CHEN. where FOR two or three
days I again became tbe guest ~ the
kindly cil colonel. and his most e-tfwabfe
WE. ON my last day word was poe
Deircc OF the death of Mrs Davis. and I
certainly never saw a more sorroWing
family, the colonel seemed utterly broken
down. know chat at tae time OF tne
marriage tho colonel was MOE ar the
Falls ~ 80. Anthony. lFort SneIiugi. aud
that for years before and after then. was
uo trouble whatever with Indians iu chat
quarter.
or course. the above cam in np wax b.
reconciled with the communication of "Il.
T. CO and DE-" story or tine reconciliation
and two years enlargement. II is my boz
lief that Mrs. uaudridge tVhoss first
husband. by the way. was ms k.nsmau.
W 81. s. Bliss. United States Army.
was isquoted-otherwise there is "a classic
ing OF recollection between Mrs Dand-
ridge Betty Taylovl and myself Aur
one Interested in determining tnc quality
or our respective memories could readily
DO 50 oy examining tho records Of the
w ar Department. and learning whether
In the summer OF 1893 Col Zachary Tay-
Tor was scnt on an expedition To queli
indian disturbances i'm the vicinity OK the
Falls OF St Anthony
There fg decided possfbift,. that Nfr-
cambridge unwittineiy confused her REQ
objections with the Black Hawk War
which occurred "a few years before. and in
which both her father ana mine took
an active part. d. Bliss .n Sow York
Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-05
I .A86.1zz Nickels in a Dav.

The combined elevated and underground
system OF the Inter5orough Rapid Transit
Company took IN 1.4ss.775 nickcls on Mon
day and established new record for the
heaviest day OF traffic More passengers
were carried than ever before in the his
tory OF the combined or separate compa-
nies.
II the company were 20 turn the re-
ceipts for that day over TO one OF its
faithful daily patrons. that man could
ride twice q day on the subway. seven
days IN the week. for 2o886 years and
stin have 430 rides or 80 coming to him.
It's awful to think OF the distance he
could ride during that time. but he
could be we'll on his way TO the sun
were he bound in that direction out into
the armament
The income for the day 10 the COM
pany was more than S74oo0.
Tho passengers carried on tho elevated
lines not only exceeded the high record
for last year but passed the record ror
1874. which has been the banner year thus
far. showing that il has not only regained
the traffic originally lost TO the Subway
but IS now carrying larger crowds than
ever.
The elevated lines carried 9I7I43 pas
sengers. an increase Of IS. 235 over the
corresponding day last year. a gain over
the best day IN 1904. The Subway car
ried 669.684 passengers. which is an In
crease of S3324 passengers over the cor
responding day OF last year
On this business OF one day the total
revenue Of the Manhattan lines and the
subway shows an Increase OF SS53f9e
over the corresponding day OF last year
New York Fffnes