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I FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Coraands aa0
DesO m for Siatington and intermediate points -
- m for Geneva Lyons, Elnird. Rochester, buha.o
nd the Nest principal local points Chair car 70
ITvons and pullman to Suspension Brldge.
car 10 Mauch Chunk. 49,, ,.
va n M for Vunkhannock ami intermediate points.
,-har cars Tunkhannock Connection W Reading and
10 D. m for Elnira and principal intermediate points
Chair car l.. & b. Junction and Pullman sleeper u
70 .. IN. for Slaungton and intermediate points,
40 D, m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate pointa
Connacu6n 70 Rcallng ana ia rsDurg -. n.c.,.
:? D. ~. Geneva, Lyons Elmira Kochester BnnAe 40
and tfc pullman sleeper Lyons and SUSPENSION
Bridge. - - ana a.so
n M connect Tor ali lyints in MahAnoy and Hszetou
coal regions. - ,,o.,Nc
A. m for Mauch Chunk. uazIeton anu in'er"eoi~Ss
points. ,. OIL, 800, ,o,.,roeaiate ponts
ID m. Lyons kinira tSochesesI bulalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons ana SUSPENSION
bt'oSo' General Fasb.rn ONCE 235 Broadway
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NEw.yoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

passenger trains leave foot Of Jayss As f0no"s uron
:s5 a. ~ Tor Mddetown. Port JerVIs: ,MonSeieel1.
Edmeston Norwich, Utica. Rome Oneida o'wes0 De-
trolt Chicago and all points West, 49,.
AZ n m Tor Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and Min
nowaska Waikiki Valley sauons stony feIl Mii1ieDwn
Boommcburgh. EehNlle' MI DS'e' f"'''o'e"' hu''eS'
Vile Liberty, White LAKE Nh 10. N,ohoo,x -. AL,
peTaska Waikiki Valley Stations Mldde.own Blooming
9fnrrl',yviiie Liberty. Rockiand. 81, -, ,.,.
oa for
-, 80, 81 5shurgh Wurtsooro EllenVille
@ ~ Ia for Mldiletown Pittsburgh Liberty Ham,
- xvofton sidney. Norwich Utica, Rome Oneida
0s.go Rochester suspension Bridge Chicago points
West Reclining Chair Car free 10 Suspension Bridge
F9 sn ~ M saturdays only. for Campbell Hail. Middle
tow, rllenVile Pittsburgh. Liberty Rockland.
SUNDAYS also MidilG;own. tDaily through Other
trains daily except sunday
Pullman pawng.room Seats and sleeping.csr Bsrths
reserved a. 3o7 Broadway. J. {. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass. Agt. IS Exchange place. N. Z.
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eau Schools.
az the CITY or NETWORK.

,.,>,sc1vFRsI1'Y OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.
| INV H' LAM SCHOOL. .--,,-
roUN HALL, ID. D.. LII d., GhaneeH4or, or. Chan.
HENRY NJ. MAcCRACKEN; u. d. ILL., ~ 0""''
Tho Thlrty.Arst Session begins OCTOBER l. 1857 anu
ends June l, 1850; - a. rive the student:
,,hcyouqh preparation for the EXAMINATIONS req"icu
FOR admission 70 the Bar ~ and NJ nlead
'V competent knowledge OF suon'shi'0 10" ~ " ''
,ng evidence and practice; ,. and ,horongh written
ins co1rse of two annual sessions ana S de
" &c oral examinations are reQuirei tor, uesrce'
as sIowance OF than one year 10 maoo ior p
xious study elsewhere. ,,-.,,oa ouroher NJ schol.
oProision has made for Limited hunos ia a - he
,rshps OF 900 each. to be AWARDED d. uho Gnu - '
lunsgSlHEDIjLE OF SPECIAL LECTURES lSS9,,yo; an,
,,,fHIIAN ALLEN BUTLER LII: D., AomiraiS anu
iMLaa,it'me Law. Jurisdiction and Practice r,
r--eeTIN ABPOTT LII H.. Preparation Tor irIn
NANTES F. MCLEAN, J. L; D., Criminal Law
SIPWAs BRAINERD, Esq, international isim, ~,
A. A. REDFIELD Esq. Restraints on los''"'''
NEVILLE EGLEsToN. Esq. Law OF Carriers Ieie'
graphv AK s ISAHCs Examination of Titles to Real
Estate. ,,..htno o,d Trusts.
For catalogues &c, apply to pR0f Il r. lNSteSYofk
" Potter Building. 80 Park Row NV VI n
D. r JAoUES. Dean Of Law FacuILy.
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1xrEsT SHORE RAILROAD. \. y. c. &

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. y. G.; d
w n r. r. Il. Co.. Lessec.-Tralns leave West 42d,s
s,aon New.Yor. follows aud twenty minutes earlier
nom foot OF Jay-st n. r. : Chlcago, Detroit London,
Hamilton o 50 q. M . :l5. 3 10 D. m ST Louis.
Il IL - 10 D. NJ. Toronto 10 55 m. - 10 q is D. M
NnTtred ,anada East 3 10 Niagara rails, syria
cse tca principal inermedae stations, 10, y 100
a. IN. . 10 IS IS ,. and "a II 80 a. m for tea
calYi Kingston, S9ugertes' Catssili Albany 913
= Is D. m. Nwburg, 10 10 e. m, us. l? 5:Sl % 3D.
Saratoga Special CU II go a. m 81 $40 p N; Drawing
MON, ear, through Lake George IL 80 a.
room cars Caldwell Saturdays only 3f5
~ m 80" Lakes Nohonk and Mlnnewa-ka, via Now PalgY
90 fal II 80 "a. y. m. SATURDAYS only; (sl as
n n Drawing Room Cars 10 Kingston o. (a) II 30
NJ ~ As p. IA. trains. Kaatersidl, Hunter. Grand
IIoIei station end Phoenica. 10 ., II 30 a. ma
Il n. M. saturdays only. Drawing Room Car Grand
1IoieU, o. 80 an. Drawing Room Cars 60 Grand
Hotel station and 90 PhOenica or Hotel Kaatcrsklu and
Mountain House on Q (a) u 80 a., y aud IS ,,s;I5
station, $40. 7:i5 9. "a, Il $50 a. m,olsl 345 ,, m.
3;45 p ~. train. Elegant Sleeping Cars for Buffalo,
Daily. iDa.ly. exeent SATURDAYS Other trains
civ p r. r. station. ali 90 a. m s3.aO D. n.y. IIo6eken.
West shore station all :2G o. m. % .33 D. IA For tick
et time tables or Information. apply onces brooklyn
1913 Washington st., 40 Fulton-st. Onca.
Fulton.st New-York Cly-97t 36a 1885, and 10 Broad.
way. 1881 Bovery. II Park Place Gs West l25th-st and
We. Shore stations. o0 OF West i2tt and foot OF jay.
st. n. r. Westc0tts Express calls Tor AMI checks bag.
gage from hotels and residences G. T.. LAMBERT. Gen.
sral Passenger Agent. Vanderbntsye.. n. y.
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WHY THEY ARE INTERESTING.

"The County" tells how Margaret Maphantp has
money makes love. A do the novelty OF a back
nestle catastrophe throws grOund-wid salt marshes
tho berones two irressti- the lonely Sussex
by fascinating sisters upon The heroine is young girl
the world with only their $50 proud, = indomabe
faces for their fortunes and turbulent possibly
striking contrast reckless and possibly heroic.
in tracing the .sefcct Of ad. that she reminds of
versity and dependence upon some warrior malde Oo
tho differing characters Of rinda Britomart" 1.-The
the two girls The main London Spectator" that
nIo, consists in the inter- this story gives "the same
l.cng Of the love story OF kind pleasure" por
one sister with the love- tions OF 1.-The Mill the
money story Of the other Floss" and Sllas Manner"
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Fast Express Tans, via PllILADELphlA' 70
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON.

CTNCTNN All. ST LOUIS MD tHII NJ,
PUILMAN OAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Tcove \ FNV.YORK. foot OF Llberty-st., a. follows;
Far CHIC AGO. 31j p. m, 10 90 Midnight "a
For CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS : 80 a. n. D OV ?; m;
For ~ ASTINGTON. BALTIMORE. : 80 a. NJ, II 200
a m. 80 p. m. 80 D. m, 315 D. H.; 10 Pa ~.
- 90 midnight Sunday, 80 30 , 80. 80
;: 100 D. m. II 90 midnight ,, ,. .n, . = +,
D. m. r.,,--.. ca. Co. all n, II & n
Tictct 0ices 81 2Gl AIS and l. liO Broadway, or at
NoYork transfer Company will call for and check
paEgAssT nnFTT CHAS. O. SCULL.
General Manager. 6en'l fa9, Aunt
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Musical Instruction.
IMAM CONSERVATORY OF MUs

Musical Instruction.
METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY oF "o'iO
AVE- Of East 14th-st. New-York CITY.
The most select musical school In the Uhl'ei s's On
oopaI advantages Voice, Piano-forte organ 'oh s
- and the Languages Successful musicians a. c,, M
noR comprise he faculty Al st.alg ef 'fcu AZ
tire Cons,INs." - Parsons Harry Rowe SN]'"y spmuel
sucN; and Paoo GiorIa Appicanis WITHOUT mu-
steal talent nov noDIv az c. Il HAWLEY,
IT, w. GhnESrr Musical Director.
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or IOrIs via THE WABASH ROUTE.

q the only through s,eepng-car ST. Louis Via Mag
ava Falls leaves the Grand Central Depot a. m lgaiy
,i thc Now YORK Central Michigan Central and Wabash
nsur dllnng.cars for all meas-arrying in St Louis
95 second morning. Connections In Union Depot Sc
$40 sieepIng-car ueiths, &c, write or call on H. y
NtcCf ELAN General Eastern Agent323 broadway NY
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

L THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By THE -
INTERLOCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM.
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MARGARET MALIPUANT.

Novel BY Mrs. COMYNS CARR author OF PAU
|. Crews Story" Etc svo Paper Covers, 40 cts NO
e55 in Harper's Franklin Square Library
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Menu Publications.
THE LATEST NOVELS.
THE COUNTY.

A Story Of Social Life. svo. Paper Covers. 10 cts
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c1SO HENiPsTEAD -. L. INSTITUTE.
,SZDU FOR BOYS UNDER -
UEALTHFUL. IlOMELIKE.
Eor Roth Sexos-Cnnntrr

(-LAvFIACK ~ u COLLEGE AND HUDSON
u RIVER institute. iIeolthf..y and beautifully located
81 the Hudson River Valley AH1ras SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES
Careful attention given intellectual social moral aud
physical culture; conservatory Of Music and AT %
hi.a grade SCLa yea opens oenteinber o; .
Rev. A. IL. BLACK, A. NJ, Prest.
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Jersey Clty.
rrAsBRoUCK INSTITUTE.
H ,o- o,a 100 Grand.st Jersey City, N, j.
tirtYfourth year begins sept To- uag sch ,S
win sepaI5S@ e ace Fits FOR college business and the
ealegionoI schools Languages, Vocal Music ana Draw
spou extra charge. Departments OF AL music ana
pbsrsca Culture special ParonzSa 9y Ine peoPlS n ~.
Jes T n9 railroads leading to Jersey City and Hoboken
ftua ires living full information sent on aPpcailo'
CatsloFnng rcctnrs CHARLES c. STIMETS Principal.
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Uearbers.


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rOp r,1r RERKSHIRE UIILS.

FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
FAST PITTSFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPE-
CT us with elegant Wagner Drawine-room ears moush
a. sbrg without change, leave Grand Central station
Ma Iiarir Division daily except Snndays nc 10 30 a. M
and 80 M tust uhle' ,rtllS-IeT =,
JOHN NJ TOUClN, Gf4pNHi- n. DANIH L..
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Jnslrnlilon
Tor Bows and Young Men-City.

COLUMBIA INSTITUTE 729 735 Sixth,aye; anu i al
u Bryant Park. Iollegiab';
preparaory and primary departments mill,ay Ite
eynnasun Business annex with prlvlleses IIthmetic
bookkeeping. Com Law. Correspondenee ana AiI'"''
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A' DIR EDWIN FOWLER. A. b. Pr1ncip u.,ro,
\ ARCHIBALD SHAW. Jr.. A. ID. Nice-frlholps-
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WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL. 30 Las, 1osh-st.-
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q, TEvENs SCHOOL.
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STEVENS
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
River-st. between 9TH and 9th SITS, Hoboken, N J.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 18TH 1889.
Examinations for admission on the 10th and 1Ith OF
September
FULL COURSES OF STUDIES PREPARATORY ~
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS OF SCIENCE.
PREPARATORY CLASS SO PER ANNuM'
ALL OTHER CLASSES $3.50 PER ANNUM.
These terms include all the studies ~,
For catalogues apply to the Librarian Of Stevens Inst
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For Young LadieS-Country.

For Young Lades-Country.
CHOICE Hq 81 6lEiE ana yOSfs
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% vT opens September TO- Board with tuition ~ Eng
AZ SJIrs0ph latin Art and Music, per year, 500.
Ash fre"0"' n C. BROOKS LII. D., Pm. d., Prcst.
,,oRDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, n j. ,,,.
Il An excellent school in very heaIthfu ana deign.-
81 ioc..on Superor Music and Art Departments Al
az dIa. aV'A"'i Rev WM O. BOWEN. A. NJ, President
n, OLLEGIATE SCHOOL for GIRLS ENGCLE,WooD'
,ege snecislty Pupils admitted 70 VasSaf wellesley
Iege croiib on our certicste ADALINE W. STERLING.
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W AN NORMAN INSTITUTE FOUNDED 1850. HOME
AND DAY SCHOOL.-Ccntral Park. West. at G2d-st
Morgan Mansion). Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal.
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For Roth Seyes-City

For Both SeXes-City
CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; state
n. whether Toys girls city country Il. r..
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on 70 English Thorough courses OF study pre-
College schools Of technology.
80 charges. Cdal, CUES upon application Opens
9Th mo. (Sept) 17th
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ID ACKARD's BUSINESS COLLEGE
AND
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will open FOR The fail term Tuc-iay, september 3.
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for Girls Re0pcns sept % College preparation Circulars
IN appllcatlOn most heaTGly commend school
under the new nana1en ent. Charles L. West; LII d.
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d Jones jackson. Metzger & Co. A Krauss,
Lu1den & B, S levin, NJ Long John Lyons
4 20, LnndsAy & NJ Lippman Bros Mrs S "
k I. v a Levy & Bro, H Logan, Mendel
Meinhard Bros & Co. Ellen Murray. ID Myer-
son, A Nichols & Co, o n Herman K. o n
Grady, DeLettre & Co. A Oemler ID q Purse,
Ialnsr Bros Rosenheim & Co. Richardson &
Sawyer, Savannah Steam Bakery. F
Smart, w D Simkins & Co,
- Slleva, Savannah Hotel Company. Mrs
anna a Scnoheld, A Schwarz, Geo w Tiedeman
q pro, Tuoerdy, Tucker, J " Tweeple.
j Noilaski a Son, Watson & P, c Williams, f
NllKlns, ID Weed & Co, steamer Katie South
ern Express Company, Inland B Company.
Fer steamship NacoOchee from New York
A Altmayer & Co, Appel & s. q W Allen, G F
Byrnes, 5 W Branch, Butler & NJ. Byck Bros, NJ
Bono w Bower & Son, Byck & S. Baker & Y, r
Butler, Il Brown N Butler, A Blatz. @ Butler,
Blodgett. II & Co, J G Butler. NJ Boley & Son, J
; f Barber, g J Baldwin, L BlueStein, Behnken
BROS, & & Bkg Co, ] S Collins & Co. Colgate
q Co. H Champion, Crohan & D, Cohen a B.
Cozart. E NJ Cannon, Collat Bros, W G Cooper.
mrs Y Cunningham, Mrs Cumming, Charter &
Co, Dryfus Bros, Decker & F, G Davis & Son, R
Dancy, Doyle NJ Doyle, A Douglas, II
Einsten, VIM Estill Epstein & w, Eckman & V,
X Erwin, G Eckstein & Co. Ferst's Sons & Co.
Frank x Co, Fleischman & Co. A Falk & Son, A
Ereihen, Fretwell & N. IL Furber, II n Fish,
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Gabel, G Gray & Son. B NJ Garfunkel, S Hexter.
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Hudson, G NJ Heidi & Go, Mohr Bros, Heidi &
5, d Hirsch, Joyce, M Hirsch, Kuck,
J h Irwin. j A Jaudon. H Herman. Mrs Nj
kolb, G Kolshorn & Bro, Kavanaugh & B, S K
levin, Lovel's Son. Jno Lyons & Co. n Lang,
D B Lester. Lowell & L. H Lubs, Lindsay & NJ.
II Logan, H Levy & Bro. A LETTER & Son, D
Lyons, Ludden & B, Lang, j LaFar, Jno
Lynch, Lloyd & A. r D Mcdonnell, McKenna &
w, McDonough q Co, McGrath & Co, Morning
News, Morrison, F & Co, Lee Roy Myers & Co,
Geo Meyer, Meinhard Bros & Co, Mus & Co, T
B Moore, Mrs Malone, Montague & Co, P e
Masters, A Miller & Co, Murray & N. Miss N
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O'Brien, Oglethorpe Club, J O'Brien, Order J
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Co, T Thornton, J D Weed & Co, Thos West,
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Clark Stmr Katie,
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BOOK NOTICES.

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BY Marturin NJ. Ballou. Houghton, Miffiin &
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rs cents.
This is an interesting little volume, and
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A SOCIAL DIPLOMAT BY Flora Adams Darling,
A. NJ. John w Lowell Company, $50 Worth
street, New York. Paper; so cents.
The scene of this story is Washington,
and the social life OF that city is drawn
upon for characters and incidents. 1t is a
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teresting
A WoNAE OF TO-DAY. BY Margaret Crawford
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CONSIGNEES.

Ter Charleston and Savannah Railway. Oct 70
7 ppV TGg ONCE, Baldwin & Co, H NJ Conner & Co,
p "iMllams Co, w w Gordon & Co. Brown
r ra Montague & Co, Garnett, & Co, j F Tor
W u, fHea1cock II q Co, Southern Cotton Oil Co,
W Brlen, Baker & &c w Tiedeman a BRO
Dq Pas q 9 5, R Gail, Ellis Y & Co. Lane & h
NJ. 81 10 savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
Gcl !2-Fordg Office, NJ Ferst's Sons a. Co. e X
6nnn9Htlng 4 Co, Lee Roy Myers & Co. Standard
n. Uo trlerson & Co, Stillwell. NJ & Co, w S
way, Ems \, u w Haslam, Dale, d & Co, G Ebber-
tor li D 4neDonough & Co, G o Haines. j Bying-
NV NV I Ha D. dGassels, A B Hull & Co. Ludden & B.
A m henderson. Epstein & Bro Reppard & Co
Pin tI'I &c q Bro. Melnhard Bros & Co, G NJ D
IT'iS5eS' n Myers & Bros. GuckenheiIner & Son.
" W " TE9 G & Co, Eckman & V, BALDWIN & CO.
Rr,7nd GORDON q Co, NJ Il q D | Mcintyre, j G
r FG 81 ) Williams & Co. Jno Flannery & Co,
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Materials for Exterior Walls-Founda-
tions, brick or stone; first story, capboards
and shingles; second story, shingles; roof,
shingles.
Interior Finish-All rooms finished with
white plaster and soft wood trim. All
woodwork to be treated with woodfiller
and finished with hard oil, sho wing natural
colors.
Exterior Colors-Entire body and gables
painted a colonial" medium shade Of
yellow; all trim, such as water table, We
randa and balcony rails, all holdings,
brackets window and door frames, painted
white. Outside doors treated with wood
filler and finished with oil, showing natural
colors. Roof shingles oiled.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-14
SECOND FLOOR.

commodations-All the rooms and
their sizes, the pantries and closets are
shown by the plans given herewith. There
is cellar under the main house, and the
garnet is fioored to provide storage room.
If preferred, the hall may be enlarged by
including the reception room. If preferred,
the sitting room may be used as bedroom
in which case the reception room should be
connected aud be used as a dressing room.
1t is an easy matter to convert the smallest
bedroom on the second floor into a bath
room.
Cost-In the vicinity of New York city,
80 200