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fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY.
TRAINS LEAVL A. FOLLoMSi vpprss.
SOU \. VI. iANI YORK SIAlL I--AA No.
Que at Canandagua 90. Buffalo 20 o. II rt.n as.
1000 4. N. SOUTHW LSItkN Ff-S4I m ~ "a RI
LIED due Cincinnati . 90 IndIaiSUo'-S ~ " ~
1850 a. VI. Wfsif:RN DAY EXPRrss1daly eAc .;'a
sundays. Train wig on SATURDAYS uOls N'' '1A
600 p. VI. FAST WESTERN EXPREss-5due chicago
90. Cincinnati 80 no. st. l.1uls 81 a. ~ %,
huialo. magma Falls. and tlr est....,-,- nu,,r
FISHKlLL (NEWBURGH). POCGHB EEPsIE, HHiN,E~
BECK (kINGSTONl. AND HUDSON = o. ~ a ~
IL 90 a. 10 80, 30, 80 p M a.so i0i ~ Ia "a
y. a.. for GARRis6N WEST P6IXf - .O0'tiI nc
a m.. . 80. 3 80 81 = 81, 80 y. NJ, DIM
ALBANY UTICA. SYRACCSE, RoCHk-st ~. ~, ~ n q.
FALo AND N1AGAKA FALLS-s ~. 90. - %
~ 80 a. ~. $780, 10 W D. Ill., si'o A'Oah' s"u ''''
TR1% eIEEIiToGA. ADIRoNDAcK MOUNTAINS ,S A .S5
MONTREAIlfs ,. a. NJ 90 D. M asp a d0 m"
80. ~ 30 IL % a. me- 81. o'oo' WV" " NE
,1ii{7t' n GENEVA AND CANANDAIGr A-ts 20.
III 80 a. NJ rs 30. $1,000 y. M = J. go Hlti sl~
BFRKsHiRE HILLS VIA HARLEM DlVISIoN-
H., 30 e a. and pSce in Sleeping Car. apply At rana
Central station OF az Nos 4l3. $50 ~ anu va4A ~.
~ PARK Place West 125thst and i5-th't'
Sew.York: 1913 WsshinGt0n-st 40 fuItoA-sI' anu SO
eW.t'otr. Express call, for and checks baggage from
Ao,eIs and residences through 70 de-,n1 on. o.,
tDaiIy kept sunday 'Daly except SATURDAY o'he'
trains daily. , . o..o.. - ,,a
" 2 90 n ~ 'irTo1If::cFY a. GEORGE H. DANIELS.
JUN General Manager Genr Passenger Agent
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Urn GOODS

~ ARPErlNG>. AattngS. Furniture Rugs.
~ for Hotls. Cottage. DvriIings; eNunrlyo a--,r,
mint loNc,t Pr,,,,s, S.Cxwgt' OF ma When desire
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felp Wan!c0

kS'NNIED.-IWO hr>t-claSS Inst gumcnt
w MaKcrs. Appy Nv Letter 70 r. G.. MESDI.SHnII.
Superintendent United state, Coast 1nd t.ood Survey
W1-hfuliOn. ID.
VpUF ROOK or OpEN-AIH SPORTS octave. 900
Il pages. lllus'ratd Inc standard authority on
Amcri,a Az Open-air amusoments Egrs .Iling swim.
ming ball playing. shooting horseback riding. &c. &c In
fii per COPY. Published BY The IT buue. YORK
and universally comDimened By the press.
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Anttlon Sales.
NKl STELS SALL.

u maj ~rt,n lot o. parcel land sltuatsd IN
& Of 6eS ii a. Addon sI and IN Elty bio sos sA
ssq HUNDRED ana Hg s at the nortnT,t corner Ciark
avenue Eighteenth street sd running In "a I0
let nSr'e 9GT Ore or od p'' 20 sy tcnee ea-t along
alley, hundred 200 -. 10 'a!G l'sA'e $50
10 feet ' more Of les he place Of Ussnans
ga Doahd i ARK Sy,nic and v,st b. the leasehod
premise, below described Located On .ad 'n 5n
IPe nrrpfoof building i5N9i cr high c YIN
4tted Tor and used gss generating house and contain.
B as tGE ss lmdSS eGel a ' 100 cube yer
dsI 80 aisGeSr connecd toectael and having capac
W about 80 o99 eg1. e. s3Gh per day 80 wasTs.
40 ONE boiler snd engine house 36S 80 f'g and story
tWehty D oEsS powif hoX horizontal cng1e 10:
s9c SENS Howe s 70 Siard,aa ho@cr one ffoot
scan .l@,.G BFa 5G5s $40 A,g Il az ics:
SGa2a Once s a5 H.e9sF f Rsa Ms
stove heating coil lso one onrSp'y store h %oss
%gxi Ao oS S;a,lIGd; single section so feet
daRett, fsHe sr eas sSS estate in tina, certain 10.
r s t 4 Pns ,9 a M e s. a 5at 81
Louis a@a in Y BSeE Sr SN Sa 3, av - Lot. na
ts[ea eeh AID sGycn s@G tn T'r gb ;g ~ S se.
h sl Sqd dny reSofdd IN the ocd % Tie Soidc Of Deed
II on apd for n yS Of ad an y nah
P pSle IN" S "a H fsis street
an aiel yen ~, ry ~ th ~ nuu ,a. E'. and
alley cast D PITSprSr ,e ~ Iom. ueaf and Power
rover 81, ,nd
furnishing Ion!hN % ,sc,oiT ,,crt... =. ono .nr
an alley lo'a I'LL o hoyn ra1aci, ~ 10 Ok salons
age tnaphthai tal niNn- ".
SAID loa>ehOld estate " - " ,d AZ
Lease bearing datr tht urSt uAs 5n', l s
aUted by ttdrrtk Sncnr anu 2nn "; H. co..,
lesors, and the 81 Ious IL. a.u row,
paIy (b"" Ilc - .oo ., ,,"g on o. t~.t
Cav Of ju 10! iss9 l ,S I'd eds On H. Dr., q y
1892, al an anuuhi r,I'' az o,i sr,,av an
hundred ana tnlftF f'' 40 tpi' 9'. ~
the nr-t DAY 81 JH'uti 'u w j, rt 100 "a Inc
payment beng uu' 'l ~ ' % ~ 80 FL 49,
san lr-sce il,o ,, ii So t,vr. AID All
ella ming unaer j.. Z" B'f al wy
other taxes and d.ina a. o. every Go lo NhII' t,
cral tax or special "\ i,5a,.f leQnfa oi io
81 T' mis- durhF tl' 'ontlhNin'' OF 'h4 ''
said lease contain, caisr p'imtWE 10. 1850 ol ~
assigns IN f7t.r ~ PIh.Oia p'NiN' ." nv ni,t -,
specified IN -ad h''' 10 remove at N Oh % anu
all i Nrr0flt- a. may nav. pen 'u ~
said Leased yr'n1 during '.i t'rn !" ,H'u 80 D,
any claiming urd'r ~ SUD lfa'. 1fo COZ ai- i
itither CLAUSE giving saf Jesse" te PITY ese AZ ~ ~"
purchasing tr preusc- embraced 100 - l'' ~
the cr-ittd thereby fof tarh a. .t
Triro a, nay upon Pc parties :" aid lease.
and providing. IN o. fnHf failure o. aHroc. NAT TIC
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Nrm Publications.
II ANGUS WOMEN or THE
FRENCH COURT.


Within the past few years ". 1mbet de Saint-Amand
hos written series OF volumes which have made HIN one
II the most popular author OF France. Each has for it,
nucleus some portion of life Of OF the eminent
women who have presided figured AZ the French
court either a: versailles the Tuicries But though
thus largely biographical and possessing the interest i'll
sona,ahle from personality. th" volumes are equally
r,c,urcs Of the time, they describe.
THE WIFE OF TIE FIRST CONSUL. (NOw readyJ
THE HAPPY DAYS OF TIE EMPRESS MARIE
LOUISE. Rcady in Mayo
MARIE ANTOINETTE AND THE END OF THE
ANCIENT REGIME. On prcss)
Translated from the French by T. s. Perry.
Each volume With portrait. limo, 81 rs.
...sold by all booksellers or sent. postpaid, by
CHARLES SCR1BNER'S SONS
74s745 BROADWAY. NEw-YoRK
7 W. BOUTON
-. HAS REMOVED FROM 1,152 BROADWAY
s WEST 2STH-ST.
Between broadway and 5thave.
The largest md best selected stock
RARE AND STANDARD BOOKS
"a bc seen this rouytrY. offered at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
nR. JORDAN on skin diseases, blood impuri-
ties their cause cure Is added chspcr
direct ct from he author. 1913 West 33d.st
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RAILROADS..
),L\TpAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,

L
u foof or LlBnRrY ST. NoKin RIVER
TOO A. IN ior ra,,on. netGirhem Allentown. Maach
cnC %lae-6arre. scranton reading ll,rr'Dgri Tam
~ 90 = ~. .or Bennington Ea'ton. Bethlehem A'en'
10 a. H. lle@inson Lake Hqpa.SSnso i san
bur Na po,tsSie" rSa.aaa saamoEin
SS@; LS,isGiis, Wliliia.sport. ' ,n,o.
town Mauch chunk Eaa9E llrrls6uIf IS,t,,S A
csSo. &u"e,6srrd SCI anton Iaaaqas S6aao.lui
nctns 81 and Allentown. 80 p m so"eryic and
IS : for Ia.to2 nclehcu AuSa,oyn Nsa so
r. 30 y. m. 'or Ea-ton Bethlehem and Aientown
90 a. M, sagdal, f,r l'ston. Bethlehem Allentown
90 p H.. SildAJ, 10 Ea,ton Bethlehem. Allentown.
For nd n'af Io@f 22"cG A-9Yry rarS h. q'c 5S
9r @S 10 o. O:O D. ~ Sundays. 90 a. 90
D. M sunday train, do not stop az ocean Grove or As
'p For Monmogn Beach seabrsht. etc, at 80 sI5.
80 so Va 90 Na,n 20 and Sss SHsT
: % % a M. oo, p; m, ,,oo ..,o 200.
FOR Toms River and Barncga, 80 5 10 a. m. 90.
~ - 49, FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
yy nGbaDsl ins 49, p sG 80 a. M 90 90 & m
ol 70! ? rn A9Oqy 30 90 81, 10 30 II Is a m.
Go 'oo 100 $50 9 10 S 30 p snndayO. 200.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
M ,,,,n, Iron rcr o2 i Of E,c'G M,,c sc,brisn,
Monmouth Beach Long Branch. &C., at lolS a. m. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Via Central r. Il. Of NewJrry Philadelphia and Reading
Tor rhadeSha at 90 - 40 IL 90 a. r. 30 ~
Sf%pAYs, 5 80 $3.50 a. NJ ZOO 80. 90. 500 p M
T. 10 night. M =, -, 49,.
cept sunday n. 90 20 ) 90 p. NJ Z 10 night;
Trains leaving AT AS II 90 a. 80, 90 . 10,
30 D. l2 - night, except SATURDAY night have con-
for Reading. Harrisburg, PottSNtle sc, ,c,
Tickets and PaorCe seats can be procured at a. go
AZ ~ F,, hFSaW 1 " o.n Coirtst $50
turon 49,. 9S liroidwav. BROOKLYN.
Nrwyork Transfer Company will call for and check beg
gage from hotel or residence
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ny ri .lLnlNG. WHITEHALL sTREET

\ XI,W.NOKk May 1905 aid pro- Ose- In tip !,
t subject to usual conditions. VII o. Tece, y
here until II o'clock NJ Jun. loJo Whc , uIn Tor
ptavor- icqurcd by Quart master, Depai tmlt III
INV during fiscal commencing jury l.,
$3.50 inc toyornm mt reserves toe igt 70 reg a.at M
information can b. had on apPl''li}1i
- pnSrsiensd Proposals. should he Endorsed .Prooii'
90 70 m,acag." and addressed to K. y. BATCHr.LDhh'
i,euItv OlartefmaS U General, /. :. \.
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VNHE MISSES ELls
SCHOOL FOE GIFTS.
40 AND 142 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BROOKLYN,

u
SCHOOL FOE GIFTS
40 AND 142 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN,
Boys and Young Men-Country.
A DIRONDACKS; CAM CEDAR -sumlncr sehoo, iot
boys June SOU u S;H oNTIxYfG. Tiao 1' s. f
y ORDENrowN N. - MILITARY, INSTITUTE.
Lieu r. Il D. -L1NDoS co|naadaat '''''
(HELTENHAM ACADEMY. OGONIz. Pa 49,,
Dn,Hcet4 oslEIa ana a aT &C. Tho,5sa
for college O; scientific school FOR cifcu..F
&C. --1'''' JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Princ!pa..
l., LMwoOD SCHOOL TOR BoYS.-ht Milford Conn.
2ef oas , % 90 T to Yg9Ax NJ 1--WE
5rRFFnOLp INSTITUTE. Freehold. y J. ,6lh ycAr /;
eo-ese PREPARATION specially business high school
RooNI"Np &<99hi5GEF','3,v.rur.uuD,oX.
summer School fof fll or partial study. op'n, June
10 '''D ''' ''''''' W. Il. uANNIsrrE \. NJ
: UMMER scM92k = IoH EcH R9Yia. ro.,,o y
oyerocns l. Sound sloa t5r aratd aSsne
- rNNtE stnQ",tt a. 'ag r , ~ ar ,ay.
Send for circular
= rMMER CAMP. Oh Caaanea.rla Lax. "a COACH
i.iaca '- E 10. y =
U,uE pFERsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY
sapca AS3:' e 1880 D JoN 4L6iS FTia'pil
two VACANCIES 70. Young .t,,- 60 ho.c ,,hoo. for
next -r4oo. year. Oulf uui h11rr- ttt. Hons clt'
ana comforts. Adore j.. .. N"NrANYE Tf'nron. s. J.
yACATIOS STUDY AND ~roET ~ tn MAINE
wood. for three four boy o.. ~ r.o' cor. ont"r
IAH,s rREPARtIoNy SCHOOL >cebor.. y. y.
W. EsLEYAH AcADrNY;-one o; tn hs,tdotsa By.
W Cas-icll AID Academic schools IN New. England
mo r,ucnt Of sol VIII ord tuition.
hcard washng room and heatur Tor the fall Prr b.
einnirp Aug ~. send Tor catalogue 20 u. NJ ST. ELE.
Principal, Wbrahain. Mass
Eor Voupu 7
II, OyvTGIATF, SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, ENGLEWOOD D.
\ f. J-Reopcns Settmb,f 20 Prepar4tloL fof col.
lece specially. Pup1s admitted 70 Nas.af Welese7,
and Smith on certificate. ADALlEE w SIEH>iNt.
CAROLINE VI. GEHKlSH A.
HONE INSTlTr III. TAHI.YI rows. y. ~ board
ing and DAy School for young ladies ana HtLe glrh
MISS N. w METCALF Principal.
ct. ACNTs hCHGOI. FoK G5kin AIS9"t y y
! Under the direction Of u" RI RfN. " Z. DOaht
\ T. D. Ii. D. forms eco por annun. Entrance f.
go Twcnty.Gr-. year bcRiHs september ~ For cath
lnCucs address ST. AGNES SCHOOL
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SPRING FISHING IN THE ADIROEDACKS.

"TuL AIGONQUGN' If0fWorIY AIeNauder', under
net. management VII. open for the season Nav 10; located
o Iortt >aranac Lake the immediate vicinity q tile
hs nsling IN the Adir0ndnck. lake trout tfa~ling az
-, b,t during MAY and .ag of juno at's during spring
low JOHN HARDING. Proprietor. ate OF Hotel
...--.r-,uA- o. NIL. Saranac Lao. y. Y.
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~ fW-YoRK SUPREME COURT. Louis

~ EW- YORK SUPREME COURT. - Louise
" Niundcr plantf against John {, Hu,.h'ld. Ain'l
,.u.l.t James RYAN and N1rT RYAN A- "'fr tn' III
N,afr f,f- h-r mann being nAhoWn Fan
" I.do.N Thons. c. Mlard inc Long Island brewery.
Ip,.i H. Red ne Ninth National Uauh n tl' ti;Y X
%rv Y,-k. mf1ors. Trial desired loo king, County.
Z, tlf above uauld d. frulfnt. and rfrh of them.
Yo. are nor. b, summoned 20 sn~"rs t' complaint IN
ills action and % -rsNc copy o Yonr answer ou thr
fn'fr's attorney. W!thn twenty dtf- a" the ~'rli"
., th.. suuuon- exclusive - the da' Of 'rNlc' ad b.!
-r az your lsl..rc To app answer udgmsht VIII
l taken against you b. default. tor the ''' demand
fla 'ha complaint
pa.rd March lSno
ROAEDNAN BDARDMNS.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Onlcc and Postolce addrcs.. 10 and ~ broadway.
Nfy.YOrk CITY. New York.
To Jane. Ryan md Mary Ryan hIs wife tn" name Mar
heinz rrti'l0t-. h,r true uau9 being tuihnONnIt Inc
f,reuong summons we'd upon you by pubcntou ui
nan, 10 an order ~ Honorable willard Bartlett on"
~ the Justices ~ the supreme Court ~ ~" stat 81 "
IoF dated the TN dly ~ Aprd. 1890. ana He'd WIN u
complaint IN office ~ tn cr ~ ~ County ~ King.
a. H.. Hal ~ Record the city 81 opAiyu NewhosA.
HOhI:DMAN A BONRDMNN.
I11Iu'r'~ Attorneys.
OGlce and po-'orcr address ~, and 10 Broadway,
Now -EofE Ct'. Nov York.
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Gummcr Resorts.
ERVERKE-5y.,TBE.SEA,


r,rnfsb coftages ga baths silver. linen crockery,
service and meals. II ds,r'o from ule fVsrne Hotei
' For Cottage OK Rooms in hotel apply 20
r. w SWOPE Room Clsfk, il'' H. SlEAhNS ;, PROP
2G5 Broadway. Newly orR.l ArNerhe, IL. l.
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TIVE NEW HOTEL AMPERSAND.

r-lVfTfnIJ -0-li0d on nv IoF"F "a. I1NN1
ApIRoNpAIK MOUNTAINS. open the entire year
,a,t mont f.hue during sp-ng and summer month, n
the add adjacent poud- and brook, ne 'ta1tns
Guide. boats camp SUPPLE s.; furnished FoF cE'
.,lnr- diagram and particulars adde's
-' EATDN Z YDI NJ, Managers,
hmpersand. Franklin Co.. ". Y.
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Proposals.
d. DIIY Rj'lLDl\G. Whitehi

RNN RilLDlNG, Whitehall street, New
\ York CTS April 30 "d PF0po,s Ia n oP
rcate VIII be- received al tis y s nnnylnr and d.,ly
Ms Nag az ri, depot 200 Constant ig'1, Lif' 'o
P cf,nlar wich- nom TO = men l'aI5 u1a'...l'
.a's H. lrs .rbuitted and candiv.poNti ana oI con
sliI!as 20 nom lid Bids VIII BE- received at mo
% tine Tor cNtrl parts for the LAMPS suDn,seI a. i0.
lam '' 0o I,urn'r. 10 .00O thmhrys, lVVOO NIcKs
i"M- 400 efector-. The Unitd States reserve ;
rei,tt all proposals or any part thrrtoi
w NAV be- most adNantig'Ou, o. th' depart
,,rf lfrf,rencc viii b. given To articles ol uDi.'S
mr. conditions OF quality ana price
nrineng In hc price Of foreign poluc lions anu NM,
thr duty thorrOnJ being equal Blank Iorh- OF
r,ouo.al, viii furnished Oh allca'lon " tr ut
Iicd FnNclnue, containing proposals should b. mar
s.tscE for rmy Lamp. and address d X. y. BAT
General. L. :. Army
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NEW YORK CENTRAL

Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive al and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York. =
The ONLY RAILROAD STATION N TIE CITY.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
AUSTRO-HUNGARN.

A HISTORY OF AUsTRo-HUNGAEY FROM , I'M
EARLIEST TINE TO THE yEAR is3 ~ My by L Ep
Leger. Translated from the French ~ rrcen1an
beck HILL With Preface by Edward a. E nIV,nri
d. c. L. 12mo, PIP XXxi, 672. I" r. r"'''a'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-05
THE PORTLAND,

, vr-\y HOTEL CONTAINING ALL THE MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS.
Every room light and airy; lighted By electIc.Y
hoa,.d pv stan ofru rrepaces bath, IN suites ana on
ey,ry floor. elevators ~,,.,,,c = r-r,xn
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NORuANDIE. near ~rn5riEbt.l NtW Jersey.
N,Ill ou.u on Aue. lean pan june Il, 1920
Uot.l aud cottages front GA thr ocean and river.
Hot and cod -ea-water baths 30 the hotel
-. vort o@rr "Norn1rti..' Broadway and 3-th-s
49, tEKDINAND +. EARLE, owner and Proprietor.
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OAK HILL HOUSE

one Of The most ud'd and magnificent views In the
,yttt. Maintain Perfect drainage electric lights all
modem improvements. send FOR circular ,
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ASBURY PAKk, y. J.
COLEMAN HOUSE.

Dlrectly on tne 6SaVn nnc 90 1850 rlrscSss sab
Rats diagIoms and information NAY De- obtained Of
w 4 SHAfER Mana9lng Clerk Hotel BaItn9,q, sd
nriiotnr n.hury park " j.
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GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL,
LAKEWOOD. NEW-JERsEY.
LAUREL HOUSE

c,r. utl,cr traius nj ~ n. M. and o. M,
'"'N' w PIINtn x PORTER. MRnagers.
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hnAEnMAN s nnARpMAN.
w Y. SrpEENlr COIRT-Now-Yor> Coun-


onica and po-'prIrr address ~, and ~ Broadway,
New-YoiS CIT. NrV- York.
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3netrnctlon.

For Young Ladies-City.
-A-MES GALLAHERS SCHOOL
AF6K {YV We. s5a vii AN Iso5 &T ot GIRLS
MRS AND MISS STEERs'S.
"A 1913 WEST 70TH.sT
Twenty ninth year
DIFVARD COLLEGE, FOR WOMEN. 849 Madison.
ID ave NewYOrk giScn ey Columbia COL
ID Gv. DR.. AND MRS, GGAEpXbbE,s
co7 shave s2d English and art teacher wanted
GUNNER TRAINING CLASS for thc study OF ne
frGC' "% nd asdr1 M., trR 1 o2n q Broad
way.
" NJ NoRMAX's INSTITUTE FOUNDED 1850. HOME
AXD Dh{ NM Lx0ER l Trinclpal al Wet
For Boys and Young Men-City. .,x,...,
. h '1 and o siiacs '5d CHASE e Vest
-cIECrLAE; Of coop STOOLS rEEE s'1se
AVERY. American School bureau. Wet l+th-St. y !.
RtNoyAL-T5e rait COLLEGIATE SshoO o gi F'%o C'
catalogue ready May ..
TTYIvFRsITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. !, s7s Broadway,
... r,ir dt tSalI 900 HOBBY " L. 1KiS
81 G. 'HfGiSs!DRIcKsoN Principals.
WIS., IN SCHOOL lIs Vet s;; SDs S, OF so l.
qymnasiu nS'S'A'' ''' ccHEStrS Donaldson. A. NJ.
Musical instruction.
and GUITAR age9t IN twenty HJy;ye BOB
- WIN Or pidh9St The t ava OF 6 and SEA St.
Brooklyn.
LoCTGr ISLAHR - F6 20 THi
> DIoCisAN SCHOOL fOE YOCNo LADIES ANb
cnII-6ff.A. ~Ad[ent Term bogils sep,gnper = 1890
department $50 per annum Prepare FOR College Apply
%dl &4a%s s,o, ST. ~ ctT"A MS.od * F
Session from Juno = to September 3. 4''"-' $40
The evening world., 1890-03-19
YOUNG SGRIBNER is DYING.
And Still Refuses to Tell the
Story of His Shooting.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLp.

pEEEsKILL, March 10. Walter Scribner.
wounded yesterday by a pistol in the hands
of Emma Lounsbury, is sinking and will
probably die.
Up to | o'clock to-day he had refused to
make any statement, and the affair, which
was witnessed only by Isaac ID. Broadie, is
involved IN deep mystery,
The best story at present obtainable ~
that Scrlbner, VINO is seventeen years OF
age, went out shooting for muskTats ON
creek near PeCkskill, with Broadie.
While the two Young men were on bridge
crossing the creek. Miss Iuusbury came
by and asked 70 see the pistol that Scribner
had IN his hand.
He let her have it aud she was hnurishinR
il around when II suddenly eNploded and
22-calibre ballet crashed into hCribners
forehead, Just over his right eye.
BrOodie stauched the blood as best he
could. aud then FASTENED to Peekskill for
lr Lyon, who repaired 20 the bridge and
brought the wounded man to his widowed
mothers home on Main street.
DT Charles Mason was also called there,
and an Intellectual probing Was made for the
ball.
The critical condition Of Scribner caused
Deputy Sheriff Pugsley 10 summons Coroner
Sutton toreceive an anti-mortcm statement,
but ScribneT, although entirely conscious.
refused 20 Aiyulge anything.
scr bneT - the only son of the late Bruce
Scribner, who Was prominent Mason aud
boss mOulGer.
Ii is the opinion here that the shooting
was not accidental. but the result OF q quar-
rel or disagreement between the parties.
No arrests have been made.
The evening world., 1890-03-19
One MORE CAUGHT
Sheria'S 0flCer Charles E. Hebbard
Arrested This Morning.
Also Indicted for Taxing a Eribe trtm
a Prisoner.
The Grand Jury Hot on the Trail of
Corrupt City onicials.

Charles L. Hebbard. another indicted
attache OF the Sherif's office. was gathered
into the District Attorneys drag net this
morning.
He Is a clerk in the Order of Arrest De.
partment and wns indicted along with
Deputy Commissioner Barney Martin
and the others for misdemeanor under
section 4s of the Criminal Code.
The special offense which he committed
was in bleeding Edward Norman, who
had been committed 10 Ludlow Street
under bail, to the extent of $40 on Feb.
IL last. He represented to Norman that
he was entitled to this tip for gong with
him to his lawyers Office and waiting for
HIM while he procured bail.
Hebbard has been lying low for the past
two weeks, probably for the purpose of
getting bondsman, but this morning he
made his appearance at the Sheriff q
Office, and Detective Phil Reilly came in
a few minutes afterwards and took him in
tow.
He was accompanied to the District
Attorneys office bv Norman Andrus. of
No. 500 East One Hundred and Sixteenth
bIfcot, WIZ WAS Ebhuy W RO Ou ulb DOut,
bail having been fixed at $4,000. The
property offered by Mr.. Andrus was tho
house where he lives in Hoboken.
The bond was approved bv Judge FitE-
gerald, before whom Hebbard was ar
raigned and released. He pleaded not
guilty. His lawyer stated that Hebbard
had been In the. Sheritf's office only three
months. and that the $40 fee he got from
Edward Norman was.the first perquisite
he had ever received.
The Grand Jury reassembled this morn
ing at q much earlier hour than usual. and
took up again its investigation Of the
alleged crookedness in the Sheriff's Office.
Rumors were plentiful, and fresh
crop was started this morning TO the
effect that some big game would be bagged
IN very short time.
A batch OF new indictments il expected
to-day, and the people over in the
Sheriff's Office are not at all pleased with
the prospect before them.
The evening world., 1890-03-19


tine, in Part III. of the General Sessions.
the defendant did not put in an appear
ance.
Lawyer w. J. Hardy. his counsel. was
present, and told Judge MARITIME that he
was very much surprised at the non -ap-
pearance of his client He had seen him
last night. Clark knew the case would be
called to-day. and had promised to be on
hand early.
The proceedings of the court were de-
layed for several minutes. and then Judge
MARITIME declared that he could not wait
any longer for the delinquent Major and
issued warrant for his arrest, declaring
his bail forfeited.
The amount of bail under which Major
Clark was held IS al. 900. His bondsman
ID Real-fhtate Agent Vernon X. Steven
son.
The warrant for Major Clsrk's arrest
was placed IN the hands of Detective Phil
Reilly, who at once started in search of
the missing man.
Judge Glldersleeve stated. after the
bail had been forfeited, TINT Clark was III
Col. HArdy's Office AS late as :. 80 O'clock
Yesterday. and neither Of his counsel
doubted that he would be in court this
morning
Clark IN court to-day, Judge GildeTsleeye
said, To give him good character. There
were also, he said, two cousins of Clark
III court.
Judge Gildersleeve said that he did not
not believe that Clark had skipped He
thought tina. he must have been taken
suddenly Ill or met with some accident.
The evening world., 1890-03-19
BLUEcOAT BEcKER's NOBLE DEED.
He Gives Poor Woman His Rubbev
Coat to Shield Her and Her Baby.

He Gives a Poor Woman His RubbeV
Coat to Shield Her and Her Baby.
Mrs. Margaret Dooley and her ten ehiI.
dren, the oldest girl Of eighteen years, nAA
the youngest 4 sixteen-months-old baby,
were dispossessed from their apartments IN
the tenement house, Is West One Hum
aru,lth street. yesterday.
OhiCsr Young, Of MIR, Gerrys Society. took
all but the oldest girl in charge and arrested
sane.
Mrs. Dooley, with her baby in her ArmA,
was arralgnei before Justice Dvffy a. the
Harlem Police Court this morning.
She protested that she was not insane. en-
ceptng 30 far as her trouble had made her
v Id with grief. She Was paroled for exam
inatlOn on Friday.
As the poor woman was about leaving
court to face the storm Policeman Becker
OF the Twenty sixth Precinct. stripped GA
his rubber oyercoat and tenderly Wfappsd u
around mother and child Mrs. Dooleys |
husband deserted her for her sister laSb
summer.
With the help Of her eldes: girl and two /,
boys, aged thirteen and tfteen years. shs
struggled along for months, but her strenRth
succumbed 10 the strain and she was brought
to the extremity OF poverty.
Search will be made for the rsereant hus~
band.