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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

q. Y. {. u. r. r. Co.. Lessee)
Trains leave 2d 81. North RlVep station, New York,
follows and 20 minutes earlier from foot Jayst y. H.
;,:3O 4. M.-Daily for Neweurg. Kingston. Albany
daily. except SUNDAY, west of Coeymans Junction.
7I5 4. VI. Daily for Albany daily, except Sundny.
Montreal
1000 A. M.-Daly. for Newburg Albany, Utica SYRIA
cus,. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chi.
II,3J 4. M.DaIy except sunday for Albany and Utica
400 4. M.-Daily, except sunday. Albany.
5;I5 4. M.-Daily. for Albany. Montreal tea syria
rusr Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
trot Chicago. St Louis.
S:I5 =. M.-Daly for Albany. Utica syracuse. Roches.
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago, ST. Louis
daily. except saturday. for Toronto.
UANFRSTRAW LOCALS. . 10. $ ~ l.. NJ
NEWBuRG LOCALS. = -, 'iO:l5 A. NJ; 10 80,
50. @ 80. II 10 4. NJ.
Sleeping cars for Bufilo, Niagara Fails. Toronto, De.
troit, Chicago St Louis on all through trains.
Daily. For tickets. timetables, and sleeping
accommodations information apply at Brook
1913 Westinghouse. 72G Fulton, t. AnneN oGice foot
FultOn-st Ncwiork city. Ell. 1903 7S5 9i2 Broadway.
1i3 Bowerv. 10 Park Place 30 West l25thst.. and at
stations. G. T.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
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rronrnrn MnE1GAGES.

,d,.,, Walden T. 20 thr American lIble SocIoV' ;
~, hnqe, iii,,Stc YEAR, inoft- sios coo d
Sane % Robinson Gil, "ilh'-t' '1'''' '
mont S,t. % FIX SNOW 9ih-st. lo'h'a'e de-
m"3d; "oT III, Il T. John E,y'ey. l@ith-St
IeNirofcn.a,C ; year. 5000. ,..a.,, lane
Carroll. P.tA, TO fatk Ilo'e9g' ,"o
IeaGnS lf' Ka,i e. George Daily, "ro'e''t' .
Wood .syr. / year, 500. .. N,cr o0th.
Dick Robert aud VIC, Z" "a ,,on ''' $500
%. &c ~ Columbu--ayc. 3 Nrat-, --1 OVD ,.,., 70
- ne ,,rr.ll, H. to Title (tu0 aut@, ana liu't W.
LA dn,n Ions 10 Alexander Wilson. 40 III Henry
= Z wear. - 600. ,.-...,, and Trust Co
~ ctn Al irs. 20 Ben. amin Perkins. 7od''S''
" oi Itl.1,r. lu-tti-. 7l'ouu- - ,,, a,h a,o n o cor
,tt..lrrn Mm 90 a - MACK ouA''' Wa
osth.-t. v,afs. $1,000. IT,, p,.,y ma, lot 2 map
woodstock demand. 500 ...h.- ,.,-t ~. same
NAP no Tle.ie and wife. n Harlem SAVING lah no'
N.,t-.,. adjoining lud jordan J. N"'t, YEA, - ,d
S'h,.0.r Prank and vito. T" the tNu'l - ~, W
r., ort,nv 3tll--t. dave s,at' -" "a 49,.
" sam. l. Trustees OF Abram Ives, I'''''' -'-
year, scJ 900 49, . r.,s, conn,nv : : I3th.st,
"a ave. years. S-3oc9 -. ,....,-,gh, yebster.ayr
-WIt,osop James. L Robert touftright "'"'''''"'''
. Gomez Mcch.st years. rl'V'V n Howe n
z.iic~ Charles and another u MARY y ID ii'"''
lOist-st q 3i-aNe, $4,000.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.


For Philadelphia at 30 40 90. 10 90 II 80
30 . i5 3 80 700. 90. 90. 30 y m;,o "a "a
night SUNDAYS 300. 10; 80, IL 80 a M, ''"
! 90 @ 90 D. m, II 10 night. .. ~ xih
For baltimore and Washington daily at 90 IL ~ w.
Dining Car. a. M, 80, 3 80 dining Carl o'oV y "
Il Is night. -. "a, -.oo : 40
Trains leaving at - a. M, 80 200 9;oo =, 10
m II 10 nisht ,eNcept saturday night Sunc ~, eadnt
M 3 30, 90 d 900 y. M, have connections iof N'"
llarri.burg louisville sc. , 5000. a, u
For Sunbury and Williams port, via Phil1delphla IN
A. M / 80. 80 p. M, l. 10 midnight leNceP' '"'
and p,rlorCar seats can be procured at H. ~
oai AS 9II Lao 1923 Broadway. 49, 6ta- 81,
l25th-st., 1874 Fast l25th-st.. Ncw-fo OK 'o
$50 Fulion.st. 9s Brosdway, Brooklyn. - T., and checy
New.York Transfer Company VIII call LOT Anu W.
baggage from hotel or residence.
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CENTRAL IL. X. OF NEW-JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY ST., NORTH RIVER.

FOOT OF LIBERTY ST, NORTH gS s KlVEh'
40 Time mn for JAZZ Eas 81 S0S Maash GHant Mso
scranton Reading 4rG6ar T%AqS poT ,Si f.s ss.
Msaeh CRuncs' wilkesbarre and scranton.
90 a m n- for Faston and Mauch Chunck On sundays
EaSton. Mauch Chunck, shamoAin and Wl!lisnispott
scranton. Rc,dinc Harrisburg Potsye. Tana9ga shs'
mokn. Sunbury, WilliamsporL Through couch " "n"-
100 p M for Easton, Msuch Chunek. Readns Harris
eTs M sO Mac SOG cRanck a Tamsaa
N .5 S'G for r EastoS Maueh chunek Reading Harris.
burg wiIkcsb're' scranton. Tanaqua' rot'''le' s1''
"04" 20 p m for Eas,on and Allentown. u,..,..
As ;. IN. for Easton, Maueh Chunck Reading Harris
'"s SO S 3 r s'S lor rs st 80 sa "a
For Pennington at 80 90, 5 :4j A. m, co. f'"'
'i For p so@ert sH@1 az 80 oS B 10 90
NJ 700. 80 : a. a. 80 co. Sp 40
90 60 10 80 a. NJ 100. 9:i5' 400 49, wv
OS er Egasa Brook 80 GO 90 s. e.
so 80 SO cS IS i: dS Hs g.
rs, 3 30. 90, 90, $50 600 900 lo:~ p ~'
~ 81 #a g at At 80 80 80 60 49, 49, 5 49, s
so 300, 5:l5, $50. 54j. 200. 6l5. ST. 10
30 500 SaGsy 49, 90 70 CS Co., 4 10 50 ssO M 10
il 90 m 90 2:i5, 90, 80. 600, 100 9Oo wv
D. For For Freehold s and Atlantic Highlands at 80 ssS
Il 4 q m; 80, 80 90 900 p. H. suna''' w.
Scd 40 Long points ;Sn' s s sas
aaS o g. 20 90 800 100 M sunday sxp' O''''
Grove ana Asbury Park. 300 a. M 80 D. m'
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Al 40 SIS a. M. 80. 3:i5 = 20 ,. NJ f az
ear o are Ta" q 30 ' SUNDAY " tr.ss 81 a.
For Toms River. BirneFst Park and Barnesa'' ''''
For Atlantic city, vneand and Brdgeton at y"
a, For Mon pessh and ssaO'ifAs at 49, 81"
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LONG ISLAND G. EASTERN STATESLINE

BROOkLlN AND BOSTON.
Waterbury. New Britain. Hartford. Wnantic Putnam
franklin and Providence.
SOLID PULLMAN yE>TIBVIED TRAINS WITH.
$500 OUT CHANGE
leave tfo0yn (tatbush-aNe AMI fr1nklinaNe. Stations
j. L. X X ii ;Oo, and Long Island CITY II 10 D. M
daily thcirdlhg sunday, due In Boston at 80 a. nj.
Corresponding returning "
ket' ana sleeping.car berths secured In New-York
foot asst 34thst u, "6. 1913 AS $50 lliO and 1913
broadway; Brooklyn, 1913 Fulton-st. 107 Broadway
Long sani fNprcs, calls for and checks baggage from
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NEw.YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAiL" ~.

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Mnnewaski and waikiki Valley X. H. stations snylls,
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cago and Wet Pullman sleepers reclining char "s exc
TO suspension Bridge DAILY all other trains aA'''
cept sunday. -. ~. MN
Pullman drawing room and sleeping ss rspsnT
obtained at 1923 Broadway, New-York. j. Q. ANOlae'@
q. z. A., Is Exchange Place. new eSAs
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Musical Instruction.

NJ ETRoPoLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
NiLEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTION Of AMERICA.
Mason. Mus. Doc. A. G. NJ. and Albert Rots Par ons
a. G. NJ Dudley Buck. president ii. II. Palmer. f.
grsmonte II. r. shelly and G. Il. IIawey among the
distinguished members OF the faculty..
feature IN connection with the college is r. sdence
Department for adc where pupils from distance are
commodsted with board and every facility for practice
study
PUPILS ADMITTED AT ANY TINE
For particulars, ssad fer College Annual.
Address II. W. GREENE, Secretary,
10 and 81 East 14th.st, city.
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For Both SeXes-City.
UGCST SCHMIDTS
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NO. 80 IRVING PLACE,
Comprs GcrIaD American school md kindergarten for
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4. SCHMIDT Dir
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The sales Yesterday at the Real Estate EXCHANGE ~
usual on n Friday were light. A. H. Muller son oAoi
under PARTITION No. SOB West -mndred-alo
third st. The property IS compact three-s.o'S
dwelling on lot l. 2Xj02 1t IS leased until May, io"
At $40 per annum The bidding from $1,000 up 10
y 900 Charles Meync was the buyer. d. T. III III
grohom & CO. offered. under foreclosure. 30 80, oo
Avenue G. south Of siXthst;. vacant Pi9 200 Alfred
The bidding ran from f'o'oO' uP ~ ~1-'
Morris r. Bncr a CO. have sold for Mrs. ~, , ~.
,toon,ever the three story high atOOp br0WfistVnc
hnue 30 1Oj West Eighty scventhst. lo.oNSto-;;-
for $4,000. The same brokers nave ai' TnWnstone
S M - no. III West Forty-nnthst. 2lxioo' ior
10000.
Ncw-York Friday. January %
The following ,aes held at the Exchange and AUG
% s pI q % a: 80 GuS ~ HSS" $1,000 ao.' ~
E i% ~ Of sth.aye. lot i72N5O2 Charles Meyne
- 2o2 ., dwelling with !o on West l3Gth.st Of Lcnox'
ave- was withdraw.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEHS-N J. CITY
.a,h..t :. l7o it " IItheyc. 2ONiOO William
f. Lanchantn To- y n WfFS s;,,yson Martin to
36thst 49, no: LIZ Last way ~" '.' $1,000
lothayc : 5il . IT, ID "l''S'' -'oNVo 10000
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8 to 'l dn9@ d tgle%s 5 lot 90 map oPdyEe
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st TO IL oadway. 25Xl25 cath ward; "atrick 500
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34th.s No "a West william gray i',' 1000
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George l. Rrves aud sno executors 10 iou' 100 900
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Isth.st : ei48 n 2dave 529xlo33' fishA
Srhaenier 10 Peter Schaehsr -,
lsth..t > 2973 II g 2d-svc. 52.sNlo33' sS"o "
r \ Scghorst- .,,,. II Van
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r-s"kp'ave n 81 : 10 It u 17Oth-st 25XlOo;
Cotlieb Fromer 70 selma tlom,I ~, i,oxis5.
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Lot 20 8 "' map -wooi,io.f Gd"aNi she'r'n to 1900
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Railroads..
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The Scenic Line to the WeSc'
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS 1901 VI
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On and after JANUARY 18th, 1872
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LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
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THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
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Coaches from New.Yerk to Chicago Arrives In 'H'
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
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''FIorida special Mondays Wednesdays ana fFu'ys'
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For Atlantic city and Browns Mlls'inthe Pines l:Vo
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
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Tables of trains to local points IN the PcnSy
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Musical Instruction for both Sexes.

THE FAMOUS
i NEW.YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
REMOVED TO liz FAST 1SrH.ST..
BETWEEN 4TH.AVE AND IRVING PLACE.
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r. RE lines.

ETA q y In HD y N W
EEHd SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NETWORK AND
E3M N.ARA FAILS. AZ ENCiIANTiNG PAN6.
wxss0 RAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
Dircct route to Pas,ac, Paterson. Tuxedo NeTburs,
DALI scranton Binshamton. ElmiN, Corning watkins
uolclls,Ic Bufao Niagara Falls Toronto. Chautauqu,
Lake Cleveland Cincinnati Louis, Chicago and all
points west Trains leave NewYork foot o, Cham ami
st. as follows and five minutes earlier from West 2odst
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
900 T Lake raror Car Nss.York to Buffalo. slsspe;
HOrnelsyllo TO Cincinnati Connects at Port Jer'is IN
union station, except Sunday. for Monticello.
vESTIBULED LIMITED.
. m r. NJ Daily-sold train for Chicago. vie Chautau-
C.UO qua Lake Win drlng car 20 Ohesss' o'eepe's
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
. on p NJ except Sundsy-For Bnghamton, Honesdale
o.oU and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
4. On T. NJ Daiy-Solld train TO Chicago via Niagara
d. ~ Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. Scepers to
Buffalo. Rochester Toronto ana chicago
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
- on p 81 Dauy-Va Chsutauqus Lake and Niagara
S.oU Fails Solid train to Chicago sleepers to Bu'"io
Chicago ana Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIs.
WE p D1 NJ IS 8 p b. @ 0 90 p 80
D. IL. sind9ys-9 M, p. M. o 30 p. M, 5 80 p H.
FOR NEWBURG.
WEEK DNYS.9 ,n s:S p mn M t 40 P M $50
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
NJ APPS AND TIMETABLES may be obtained from
w ticket Offices. Also cope, Of summer Homes con
m o i'fSs crS3s SicniiT OF Nc%tYcrt chautaaqua
LAKE, couV'ntr'' and 'SuIfiher Excursions"
rTICKErS AND PCLLMAN ACCoMMoDATIoNS o.
i iOl jl7 and 90 Broadway, Chambers ana West
2Id.,t Ferries, Nc~-York; 1913 FHton.st Brooklyn
st.. iioLoxrn ana Jersey City station. Erie Transfer
company can, Dor aud checks baggage from hotels and resi-
''"''' D. l. RODENTS General Passenger Agent.
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THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls Off,
II Turns Grey and the Remedy. BY Prof. HARLEY
PARKER A. ST. LONG CO.. f,013 Arch.st, Phil Pa.
ssEy1y one should read this little book -Athehseum.
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Gornlrn propcr!n for Sale ano Go Get.

A rrHACrIvE HOMES AT HARRINGTON PARK
"A bergen County New-Jcrsey. the West shore X. f.
II miles from New.York The park l. being laid out and
houses erected according PLANS aud under the direction ~
vsux q CO.. Architects and Engineers. Bible House New.
fer sie Without houses Price with los about
S sSu nae aSca 1 aes. viii atn appa
ton. Full particulars nay he had y 1 i INC
Co. ioi Broadwsy \. Y. Personally to }. Edward Giles
iS7 East Sxtccn.'t, ~ y. et TO Char,, H. Kooseye
With trains OF the West Shore il. X. West Forty
secondst and Jayst
CoMMExcE THE NEW YEAR RIGHT THE
~ Mu.kcgon improvement Go. + organized under the
laws Michigan for the purpose Of raising FUNDS 10 induce
manufacturer. to locate IA their city.
The Company purchased tract Of lnd, subdivded IL
into los and sold citizen, OF Muskegon in day
800 lot at a uniform price Of sl30 per lot.
Some Of these lots have been ressd Tor $1,000. and
many OF them for from ten hundred dollar, ech
Et,. hundred houses and twelve mmrn.e factories il
the re- uls Of the sale profits being used to
factory buildings which were presented free TO the pres
owners.
The .amc Company now offer 500 lot, at a uniform
price Of $50 each. Terms only s. ot-h and - week
or ~ a month The lots in the second 'sle more
woh Three Hundred Dollar, than those IN the sale
w,r, worth Ons Hundred and Thirty Dollars on account
OF said Improvement.
The Company issue bond backedby million dollars
send your name ana P2st,ohi,G address ana and, We win
f yc VIEW OF yH y Of thirty Thou and oaG eh afo
nation 10 every intelligent person will spIrrc ate.
formpton valuable and n-ructr This the one chance
o your ne 1t don't cost anything TO investigate
write cnAs. NJ STEELE & SONS
sole Agent. Muskeron, Mich.
COR sALE.-orango Grove at Enterprise. Fla. beau.
ttully situated on Lake Monro w.h 800 wa:,r.
front containing Of land. with 200 trees
in bearing also .story dwelling hou~. For particulars