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III RFOI, K SAYS 81 )
STAR CHA.NIBEl2V'
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Especial 10 The Times-Dlspatch.l

a NORFOLK. VA. September la
President Schultz, Of the Roanoke Club;
Norfolk Club, by long distance ztelc-
phone Tonight. land .practically repn-
dated tho proxy of the Roanoke club
used at the league meeting & n Rich
mend last nj Gilt TO throw out the
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Won hY Hitting

CHICAGO. ILL, September 15.--
chicago made it three straight from
Cincinnati to day by pounding Hit for
eleven singlessyrwhich resulted in an
to 1 victory :, !,
Score by innings: : E. SIT r. y.
cincinnati ~. 4 o 90 90 0 O8O---.l 4 l
Batteries: Lundgren and king; Hit
s>nd Mclean Time, 1:45. Umpire.
Emslie.i
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hardt and Bemis. Time. 1850. Umpire
One for Each.

ST. LOUIS. MO, September i5.--De.
troll. and ST. Louis Split even this after
noon leroy nd fa nis ,b the s.dn rs same
was shortened to seven innings. 3 to z.
First game
Score by innings: r.. H Il.
st. Louis. .s..s..;EO o 011O00--3 IL 2
Detroit 100 0oOsOO-s 10 3
Batteries: Howell and Spencer: Kill
Ian and Payne Time. EOS. Umpires,
Dineen. Schmidt and Evans
Second game
Score by innings: r. n. f.
st. Louis. .oooll1.-s n
Detroit ..-........ 0 0002o--2 5 .
Batteries: Petty and stephens: Muilin
and PaEne Time. 1:29. Empires, Dr.
neen and Schmidt.
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Pcnnnnt 10 Columbus.

COLUMBUS. OHIO. September 15,--Co-
Icmbus to day won the pennant of the
American Association OF Baseball Clubs by
defeating Louisville in the nrst game 10 to
A. Louisville won the second game. 10 to,
3 This Is the third consecutive time Co
1umbus has won tho championship OF the
association.
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Lost Money on Car.

& Mr. 4. W, Patterson. OF Ashland. VA. re-
rorted to the police last night the loss OF
sl7,6O on a Broad Street car, Mr. pattsr,
son was unable ~ say whether the money
was stolen or whether 1t had merely
.droppad ous OF his pocket 81 Ii
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Standing Of the Clubs.
'Pjitcl,crs, Dnvttlc.

CHICAGO, ILL. September i 8, Walsh
Ana Liebhardt engaged in a Desperate
pitching duel to-day. Cleveland winning
! to az. The greatest crowd In the hiss
tory OF the local Tub saw the contest.
Score by Sinnln gs: r. II, u,
4 6isveiand nv, !, Q 0 30 o go o lis ~ Il
Al Batteries; Walsh and Sulliyani Lieb-i
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Climbing OF the Clubs.
Bunchcd Hts.

ST. LOUIS, MO. September 15.-Pitts-
burg punched hits in the fifth and
/ siath innings and Won fe-das's gaiIs.,.
Il to 1.
Score by innings: II. II. 70.
Pittsburg 80 0 90 3 COS 0,
Batteries: McGlynn, Beebe and Hos
letter; Lever and Gibson. Time, $50.
Umpires, Klein and Rgler.
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Senate

First District Or. David Buchanan,
Fourth District, John NJ. Hart. Roan-
Sixth District. F. p. Branscombe, Hills
VILE
seventh District, Floyd wv. King, cllf-
ton Forge.
Eighth District. Gao. B. KessclL Kca-
: Ninth District. Edward Eehols, staun-
ton.
Eleventh District, g. Il. Fletcher. War;
rentOn.
Thirteenth District F., w Sims, Louisa.
Fourteenth District. r. E. Thornton.
Fairfax.
Fifteenth District. r. r, Garter. Wash
= Sixteenth s District, i, b. watkins, Halls
Seventeenth District, N, b, Early Daw-
sonville. M. as IS ,$sg 3ls{
Nineteenth District, Aubrey p, strobe.
twentieth District Don: p Halsey,
Twenty.second District j. Ran. Tucker.
Bedford City. NIX
Twenty-thlrd District, W. "A. Garrett.
Ridgeway.
Twenty-fourths Dlstflct, george u, hlson.
Twenty-hfth District. j. D. Elan, Ebony.
Twentyrseventh District A Hobbs,
MARI
Twcnty-eghth District William Hodges
Mann Nottoway,
Twenty-nInth District, Charles r. las
SITTER Petersburg.
folk
Thrty-hrst District w. w. Sale, Norfolk.
Thirty-second District, pr, e. U. GRAY
watt, Port Royal FL
trtty- n I'd g T. n "A Jasn Ar
Portsmouth.
o., Henths1ile.
rhlrty-hfth Dstrct,9r Ashby wiekham,
Richmond 9s
port News '3i tx
Accomac
Thirty-eig District, u. e. Folkes,
"A. & c. Hartman. Richmond 4 &. I,
Thirty-nnth District, John r, saunlegs,
House Of Delegates.
Accomac, John r. Raw,
N Alhemnrle8 and Charlottesville, 'Shomas
NJ. Dunn and p II, Pitts 81
Alexandria city and county. James r,
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TO Be CONVENTION
WEEK IN RICHMOND

(CCntlnueds from FITS IL aSe.J
serves Mr.. S. II. Wolfe. of New York.
Report of committee on reserves
c ther than life. Discussion.
Report of committee on blanks. Dis
cussion.
Morning Session.
Address. Deceptive Insurance Meth :
DDS: the Cure Hon. e. q. Rittenhouse,
Insurance Commissioner of Colorado.
Address, .Fraternal Insurance" Mr..
George A. Bangs. of North Dakota.
Report of committee on fraternal
insurance. Discussion.
Report of committee on unnuthor-
lied insurance. Discussion.
Report of committee on miscellan-
eous matters. Discussion.
Report of committee on place OF
meeting and officers.
Election and Installation Of officers.
Adjournment.
& b j
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Gnmes To-da:

Games To-day.
New York at Boston.
Pittsburg at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
III Chicago at Cincinnati
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Games Io-Dny.
Chicago at Detroit.
New Yorls{at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cleveland, 5$
aty Boston at Washington.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results YESTERDAY.
AT Chicago: Chicago S; Cincinnati, 4.
AT st. Louis: Pittsburg, g; ST. Louis,
4 -
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
AZ st. Louis First game-Detroit, 4
st. Louis, 3d.. Second ganle-Detrolt, I
- At Chicago: Chicago, q; Cleveland, /;
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Already Named.
Nominations made by the Democrats
Of the State for the two branches of
the Legislature UP to Saturday night
are as follows: Il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
did THREE BROTHERS
MURDER THEIR SISTER?
Dayton, Ohio, Has a Murder Case
Which Contains Many Hyster.
IOus Circumstances.
GIRL WAS WALKING With A HAN
Brothers Do Not Deny That They
Followed Their Sister and Also Ad.
nit That Their Mother Was Op-
posed to the Man-eirl Was Horri-
bly, mistreated Before Death.
(By Associated Press.)

DAYTON. OHIO. Aug. 5.-Anna
Markowitz, "a years old, pretty
Jewish girl, lies dead at the murgle,
her throat bearing evidence of the
strangers clutch. Her body bears
evidence of brutal mistrcatmcnt. AT
the hospital with mortal wound III
his abdomen lies Abraham Gordon, Il
young travelling man from lndianapo.
lis.
Held on suspicion by the authori-
ties at Dayton are James. Jacob and
Berth Markowitz, brothers and sis
ter OF the dead girl This was the
situation today III n very complex
murder case.
Sunday Abraham Gordon, some
times known as Cohen. went out
walking near the National Soldiers
home, accompanied by Anna Marko-
WITT and her young sister, Bertha.
What tonk place has not been clearly
developed. The story of Bertha.
when she rushed to the Soldiers
Home, was that as her sister, young
Gordon and herself were strolling
along n secluded path, n hlghwayman
| slipped up behind Gordon and struck
him with Il blackjack. Gordon, she
| said, turned around and as he did so
the highwayman shot him in the
stomach Bertha says she ran
screaming from the scene. leaving
her older sister Anna. to her fate.
When the sheriff and posse reached
the place of the crime they found
Gordon almost dead. a trail showed
whore Anna had been dragged. They
came upon the body OF the girl lying
in the weeds. The clothing had
been nearly torn from the body.
There were evidences of struggle
and an assault. The girl was dead
from strangulation.
The MarkOwitz brothers and l'er-
tina called at police headquarters and
the brothers are said TO nave admit
ted that their mother objected to
further attentions being paid by Cor
don ito Anna The brothers would
not deny that they followed their sis
tiers, Anna and Bertha into the woods
where they went with Gordon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
STATE DEPARTMENT NOT
ALARMED BY CANADIANS
Threat to Raise British Flay Over Isle
Royal Not Causing Any
Worry.
(Dy Associated press.)

WASHINGTON. ID. c., August g.
The State Department officials arc
not in the lease concerned abont the
reported intention of Captain Young
and his party OF Canadians to raise
the British flag over Isle Royal. in
lake Superior. They point out that
the treaty of 1912 expressly names
The channel between Isle Royal and
the Canadian mainland as marking
the international boundary at that
point in Lake Superior, SO that there
could be no question rs to the Ameri-
can title OF the island. Moreover
the State Department has never heard
that the Canadian government ever
challenged that title. The island is
Il game preserve, in part, includes
many vineyards. and is a favor
tie summer resort for people from
Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul in
the United States and from the larger
towns OF Manhattan in Canada.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
MAYOR OF JUAREZ MIXED
UP IN SMUGGLING CASE
Particular Specification Is That He
Brought in 20 Carloads Of Wheat
Unlawfully.
Am Assnclntcd prcsg.N

Ell PASO. TEN, Aug 5.-Thc SUI
prcmc Federal Court sitting in Juarcz
for the investigation of the Wholesale
smuggling operations uncovered In
that city. preferred formal charges
yesterday against Mayor Sllvano
Montcmayor. who disappeared on
Monday night OF last week. Snug.
Cling of twenty cars of wheat is spec
ifcd If convicted he is liable for
duties and penalties amounting to
100000 and II years Imprisonment
Other charges. much more serious
are pending against Montcmnyor.
There is no abatement of public cX
element and IL has been found nee
cssary to call for rcinforcements oil
Federal troops to guard the prisons
courts and seized property.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
LAST ROAD SURRENDERS
TO NORTH CAROLINA
Wires Governor Glenn That
Il viii Abide by Law.
my Associated Press.)

RALEIGH. n. c., Aug. 5.-Govcr-
nor Glenn late this afternoon rccciv-
cd u telegram from the authorities
of the Louisville & Nashville Rail
road. saying that the road would put
tho State 2H cent rate into effect on
the eighth of August This is the
last road to surrender to the State
law. and on the eighth OF August all
the railroads In North Carolina above
sixty miles long will be using the
State rate. The Louisville e Nash
Vile has only thirteen miles of track
age In North Carolina. this is from The
Georgia line to Murphy in Cherokee
county but the North Carolina cor
poration commission rules that II rs
controlled by the Atlantic Coast Limo.
which has n majority of its stock,
and does not come In the class of
independently owned and operated
railroads under sixty miles which are
exempted from the "a cent rate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
Today's Exposition
Program.
Conventions Meeting.

Conventions Meeting.
Knights Of Columbus.
North Carolina Pine Association,
Room |, Auditorium. 10 n. III. 10
y. IN.
1880 n. m.-Gatcs open.
10 a. m.-And hourly thereafter
exhibition OF weather bureau
earthquake recorder, Government
building a.
0:3O Il. m. to 1890 y. m.-Ses-
sion of Model School.
II p. m.-prcparation of large
weather map from reports from
all parts of the country, Govern
mcnt Building y.
IL q. m.-Organ Recital. Il. Les
lie Carpenter, Auditorium
1880 n. m. to 1880 y. m.-Mex
lean National Band concert, Re
viewing stand
~ III. 10 2 y. m.-Scssion of
Model School.
1 p. photographic and Stere-
opticon exhibition. Scenes on In
dian Reservation, with lecture. In
terror Department, Government
Building A.
1880 to 2:3O p. m.-Violin and
Piano Recital. Earl j. Pfouts and
Edwin Shonert. Auditorium.
9 p. photographic exhibition
and lecture, Scenes in Yosemite
Valley. Government Building A.
2:30 to 4:3O p. m.-Phinncy' S
United States Band, Auditorium.
9: 80 p. m.-United States Life
Saving Service Drill at station.
8 y. m.-lllustratcd lecture, Re
claiming the Desert by Mr.. j. G.
Watts. u. S. II. S., Interior Dc
partmcnt. Government Building a..
3 p. m.-Spccial exhibition by
the Fisk Jubilee Singers, at the
Negro building.
p. m.-Illustratcd lecture,
Yellowstone National Park" by
Mr.. f. c. Culver, Interior Depart
ment. Government Building A.
.4:30 y. Morgan Recital.
George S. Durham.
4:S0 p. m.-Mllc Bogert's Dou-
BILE Somersaulting Automobile
On the War Path.
3 p. m.-Drcss Parade. Twenty
third Infantry.
$3.50 to 6:30 y. m.-Mexican Ma.
tional band concert, Reviewing
stand.
6 p. m.-Drill. Battery ID" Third
Regiment Field Artillery.
S p. m.-Phinney's United States
Band concert, Reviewing Stand.
S:15 u. m.--Fireworks.
$3.50 p. m.-Allle Bogerts Dou-
BILE Somcrsaulting Automobile, on
the War Path.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
CHAPLAIN JONES INDICTED
FOR GRAND LARCENY
Naval Officer Now Before Court
Martial Has Another Serious
Charge to Face.
(By Associates Press.)


NORFOLK, VA. August 5.-Whilc
his trial by naval court martial on
charges of alleged scandalous conduct
destructive of good morals and for
falsehood were proceeding at the
Norfolk navy yard today, Chaplain
Harry w. Jones. was indicted by the
Norfolk city grand jury for grand
larceny A. S. ]. Cannon, of the
Citizens Bank, of Norfolk. presented
three checks drawn on the Mechan-
les National Bank. Schcrmcrhorn
Branch, New York. and signed Chap
lain Jones'" as having been returned
protested and marked mot sufficient
funds" Edward Q. Baker, cashier of
the New York bank testified that
Jones kept his account in the name
of chaplain Jones'
Commemorative Attorney Tilton
said no further action would be taken
In the case until the court martial tri-
ais ended.
Chaplain Jones, indicted today by
a Norfolk grand jury on the charge
of passing worthless checks surrend-
cred tonight to Commonwealth At
torncy John G. Triton. gave bond for
his appearance in the Corporation
Court and demanded an immediate
trial by jury.
Mr.. A. S. j. Gammon's action III
going before grand jury and hay
ing me indicted is persecution" said
Chaplain Jones tonight. He declares
that Mr.. Cannon holds security for
the unpaid checks
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
HIGH UP RAILWAY MEN
RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENT
President and General Manager of
Long Island System, Held by
the Coroner.

7 NEW YORK. August 5.-Ralph Pc
tcrs. president of the Long island
railroad. who. with General Manager
McCrea. was held responsible for (by
the coroncr's jury for the death of
DR.. Gallagher and Miss Mndgen. who
lost their lives in an automobile col
lision with Long Island railroad
train at st. Adams Crossing, was
served with n warrant of arrest today
ut Jamaica and held by Coroner AM
bier in $4,000 lail to await the ac-
ton OF the grand jury. General
Manager McCrea was served with a
warrant last Saturday and also held
in $4,000 bail
The coroner's jury found both rail-
road officers criminally negligent for
not safeguarding the st. Adams
Crossing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
tcrs and things these defendants aver
To 10 true.
"(Signcd)
John w. DANIEL.
"WllLIAM A. ANDERSON.
"a & IiRA\rON"

Senator Daniel held conference
with Attorney General Anderson ut
the httcr's office shortly before noon
today. Later both discussed the rail
road rate situation with Corporation
Commissioner Stuart in the Capitol
building.
II was learned this morning that
Judge Pritchard would probably not
be In Richmond until "Wednesday
week August 18th.
ono Of the attorneys for tho state
suggested that both sides get togcth'
or and agree on n modification Of tho
original bill, asking for tho intcrlocu-
tory Injunction which would be pre-
scented To the Federal Judge ut that
time.
Tho railroad rate situation. tense
To the exciting point for several days
liz now practically settled. Better
still, II Is settled to the satisfaction
of the Virginia people.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1907

causes of fearful assaults made upon
Southern women by negroes. accord
INK to Mrs. Mamie Ncutis of Texas,
national organizer of tho Womcn's
Christian Temperance Union. Today
in public address at the Epworth AS
scmbly she said:
The saloons have robbed us white
women OF our loved ones. of our
homes, and now they have robbed ms
our clothing and have hung us up on
tile walls of saloons to influence the
passions OF drunken black brutcs"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
LOVE FOR FAMILY STRONGER
THAN FEAR OF PRISON
Clarke County Man Could Have Been
Free Had He Kept Away From
One He Loved.
Especial to the Daily Prcss.)

RICHMOND. VA, August 5.-Thc
love Robert Bracket entcrtains for
his family landed him in the Clarke
county Jail at Berryvillc today. Re
Gently Bracket, who was convicted
Of selling liquor without licenses.
was given the alternative of serving
n Jail sentence or leaving Virginia
for all time. lie accepted the latter
proposition, but the desire To sec his
family was so strong that he re
turned few days ago only to be ar
rested and jailed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
ESTIMATES MADE FOR
WAR DEPARTMENT EXPENSES
Not Any Material Increase Made in
The Request for Money Needed
Till June, 1909.
CBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Aug. o.
The estimates for the support for the
military establishment ror the fiscal
year ended June 80. 1907, have been
prepared by the War Department
with view to their early considers
ton by Secretary Taft. II is under
stood that the estimates do not show
any material increase over the appro'
priGtions for the current fiscal year
except where made necessary by new
statutory increases in the organized
strength OF the army.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
EPIDEMIC OF ASSAULTS PREVAIL
Perpetrator of the Latest Outrage
Chased by Crowd and Pounded
Nearly to Death But Finally Saved
by Polccmen-Two Other Assault
Cases Reported Last Night.
my Associated Pressl


NEW ipith' August Ono oil tnc
mos. oru,a, OF recent crimes aSn'nat
m"nen nnu Thi'utch was cih'rsc" 10,
IVY "salhst bucch FontIh' VINO was
,p,huu up III new brisn,oh' S'htch
ls.""n. hcC"ASd OF hssaniting anton
eve ."iuci' 'lo Two years on lausn'
,e' % MI, "nu MrS' fusq""'c i"'"c''
W w" p'Ish'oh'
Font2a and TalucI are Doth labor
CTS employed NJ the King Plaster
Miils III New brighton anu FontZn
boarded with the Taluci's. FontZa
was left with the little child today
while Mrs. Taluci went shopping. Tho
mother had not gone far from tho
house when the childs screams
brought her back. When he saw Mrs
Taluci Font2a he rushed from the
house. Mrs. Tnluci followed him. Her
cries brought the ncighhors and soon
n mob was following tho fleeing ital-
IAN down the street, Tho pursuers
soon overlook the man ana no was
knocked To the ground where he was
severely beaten and kicked by men
anu women untll u policeman appear
gu ana WIN ciub and revolver fought
OFF the crowd.
The child on the orders OF magia-
'.N'N WIS '"Ni''h'u W pHShiViHn'
VINO reported that the child was ser
lousy injured. Foht2a was held In
Soouu nan on "A charge OF criminal
assault ]"N1
Anscim Condnru six'ycar-old
chiid was round terribly bruised In
'nickel near me vilingc OF linolcuim-
vlile' staten island, TINS evening She
hhd becn attacked by nm unknown
man.
'ohh Auhnrn'o' an itaiian iaborcr
WIS arrested III brooklyn tlils after
MON on cI"rSc ol attempted ASSAULT
on Two niue girls.
D"''lei iulor anu FRANK r. Bouy
"u'r nIlnhseu on sihilnr chargcs.
Dcp"W Ioiloe commissioner
~. iNo,a'' ",io - IN cna.sc Oh me Pc,
',''', ''''u''' W. ,,,s vi. npaeler v,
~, ' ''a',.''u, "s''n .ouny asncu
'',, '"",D vs. CIV ~ r ", os.'s''".es
Nov mn" am n W rao a,,n nn ~ , r,"
rnouost viii ~, o ia rN ny. WI
ncsdnv va
Most of ,bc cr,r,os ,r ,i,,ad
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
Jersey Road Fighting 2ccnt Rate.
tBy Associated Press)

EASTON, PA, Aug. 5.-Thc Cen
trail Railroad Company. of New Jcr-
scy today began action in the North
ampton county court to test the va
lidity of the two cent act. The com
pany contends that it will lose 500,
900 annually if the law is enforced.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
Maillc Declared Insane.

PARIS. Aug 5.-Lcon Maille, the
naval rcscrvist who fired two rcvolv
or shots at President Failleries, on
the the streets of Paris. July IA last,
was today declared to be insane and
was sent to an asylum.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
ONE WOMAN'S EXPLANATION
FOR THE HORRIBLE CRIME
Says That the Passions Of Black
Brutes Are Aroused by Pictures
of White Women.
(By Associated Press.)

Iby ASSUCIdtuU IItSS.J
LINCOLN. NEB.. August 5.-Sug-
gestive pictures on the walls OF all
the Southern saloons are the main
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06
THE WEATHER.

Rain Tuesday. followed by
fair in the afternoon; Wcdnes-
day partly cloudy; light to
fresh south winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-06


THE DAILY PRESS Ia tho
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives tho
full ncwe report Of the Asso-
clatcd Pross.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-16
RAILROAD
FOR tine CONVENIENCE OF TME PEOPLE.

New York is . large city, and It's people are busy. To enable
them 10 obtain without inconvenience tickets TO the commercial
centers, the various winter and summer resorts, and hundreds
Of other points reached by its lines, the Pennsylvania Railroad
maintains ten rcker offices in Manhattan. one in the Bronx. and
five in Brooklyn.
. For the accommodation OF the financial district an office i,
located at 10 Broadway, corner Of Maiden Lane.
For the convenience Of the wholesale section an office is
located At 4sI Broadway. corner Grand Street.
The hotel. shopping. and theatre districts are served through
the Offices n I2 Fifth Avenue, near ed Street, at 263 Fifth Ave.
nue., comer 18th Street, ind by the office At 1854 Broadway, near
Seth. Street.
The central residence district is served by the office At a4s
Columbus Avenue. corner Of 7d Street. and the upper residence
section by the office at los West l2Sth Street. where local tickets
and tickets 20 southern points may be obtained.
Residents Of the Bronx are accommodated through the office
At 27ss Third Avenue, which is stocked with local tickets and
tickets TO points in the South.
The Stations at the Foot Of West I'D Street and Desbrosses
and Co1landt Streets serve those who have not the time TO obtain
tickets in advance.
In Brooklyn. the Offices 1t $50 Futon Street. Z Court Street,
800 Broadway, 40 Nostraad Avenue, and It the BROOKLYN Annex
Sradon, foot Of Fulton Street, accommodate the residence and
business sections OF this important part Of Greater New York.
Through sh0e. various osfiess, conveniently located, the
~:Staadard RanrSsd Of America" brings It's matches facilities
to the people Of the American Metropolis