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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
4 BIG SALE OF BROJDW4Y PROPERTY
OVER MILLION DOLLARS PAID FOR FINE
ST C0HNER-sl76 A SQUARE FOOT

OVER A MILLION DOLLARS PAID FOR FINE
ST CORNER-sl76 SQUARE FOOT
Tho growing price Of real estate in lower Broad'
way WAS Illus !ted yesterday by most inpoTta' SAW
Tho nancrs were signed for the transfer OF CHe
nro,ertv OF the Continental Fire Insurance Company
Nos 100 I02 and 1O4 Broadway, and No. lrnes'' 10
tbe American surety Company, Of No. 100 Broadway :
Tho price was 81 O4O,O0O for J,s03 square iett aO"
SIG a square foot. The plot contains little more
than two full city lots. TIE purchasers will secure
control Of the property December l. The Contlheuuh
Comnany will remain Us a tenant untn May /. lile
hurdings now the site may be replaced by Others
or they may be rcnOdellod. Colonel David B. Sickci
second vcc-prcsldent OF the Surety Company, S'llo
Yesterday that the property bought an invest
ment.
Tho Insurance company has not decided whero u
move TO. No. 100 Broadway has been in It's pos
session since 1871 when II was bought for Sll-'Voo
from Mary King widow OF John A. King NOS lo.
Broadway and l Pincst. were bought III loOo iioin
John W. Fuller for about 100000 No. 1O4 Broad
way has been owned by the company only since
last June when # WAS bought from william H. Brad
ford TO- 5000, 900, about SIG6 a square foot In
$50 IL bought for -. 800. $3.50
Real csta,e dealers consider the price high An
idea Of the price of broadway property Is gwen "
the following list, furnished by Richard V. iaIicto /:
10 I37 Broadway sold in 1857 at the rate OF SlfO
square foot No. 2OT Broadway. In leoS, slJ7 No
- Broadway, ia l--s, SljS, and No. 140 Broau"ay,
In 1890. for 9j5j.COD. or Slo3.
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The COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED IIABkE

Corporation Counsel Clark sent his opinion yesicr-
day to Secretary Walle. OF the Columbus Committee
OF One Hundred, concerning It's obligation TO indemnify
the city Tor the $4,000 Of bonds which II Issued In
aid OF the celebration. Hr Clark susalns Controller
Myers in his declaration that the city must be paid
In full According to Secretary Wahle this will canss
deficit Of s5s.354 VI. Creditors will be apt b swoop
down upon the individual members OF the committee
for payment for goods and services furnished. "Iho
Corporation Counsel's opinion said MIR. wable yes
terday, a makes every member OF the Committee OF
One Hundred liable as individuals. 1t 10 not ntely
however, that they will be compelled 10 pay. What
is TO be done cannot say. Some want TO appeal
for more money from the citizens BY subscription
Others say Let ms wait for the LEGISLATURE think
the latter course will be- adopted II the Legis AZURE
falls U.s. then the creditors 60 ahead with their
SUITS
The amount Of bonds actually Issued by tho city
only $4,000, but the promoters OF the celeb alton
have been banking the suppotttion that they
SIN had s40 900. the balance % tie authorised nIn
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING ADJouryrD

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Tirtyforth Street Railroad Company was called for
yesterday. at SO. 40 william It, but VII. sa,ournrd
for three wcehs. II was rlmor.d that O nrono.,,,o,
wns expected for the purchasr ~ the rend nv tho
Broadway and Seventh Avenue Company. An officer
ct Tho road sac that no On.r had lrcu received mn N
HE TN" Of r'"ctinr Mc 7car II Nns snla that
there WIS NOTHING IN The talk 81 d sa,. |, had
probably arisen out OF the efforts ol the comnnv 70
get the night 10 run over q block In Twenty
ashthst fom the people who control tbs Broadway
une. without that grant the Twenty eighth st. road
could mex - aDArSt01. Will 10 sa4d u. n Cxnover
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TYCnEAsrHG THE PROFESSIONAL MIDGET

The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday and as re.
CURED by law, listened to the figures Of The Provisional
Budget for 1888. as they were drawed out by the
reading clerk Alderman Brown asked that - 900 be
nddcd for a stenogmphcr and typewriter for Chief
CLERK HaHe' Alderman Morgan wanted $1,000 put IN
for the Park Department 20 improve small parks iu
Park ave, between Fifty sixth and sixy-scvcnth SIS.
and Alderman Flynn introduced his old " fad- nv
asking for $4,000 additional for free baths These
Items were all included in the estimates b, whom tho
Board came to approve the whole II was found tint
required, the iornalty was postponed iii TUESDAY
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FUNERAL or JOHN HOEY.
HIS FORMER BUSINESS ASSOCIATES LARGELY
prpprsEvrrD-SO SOME OF THOSE PRE:ENr.

HIS roRMER BUSINESS ASSOCIATES LARGELY
prpRFsT,yTFD OF THOSE PRE:ENT.
The ,ur.ro, Of John Hoey ex president Of the Adams
Fxpress Company took place Yesterday at ut. Leos
Romap Catholic Church, In East twenty -cieHth''''
Long before the hour set for the services every avn"
able sent was taken. All N the great business III
;erests With which Mr. Hoy had been ideAiueu uurs
his long and active career were represented many Vi
the presdcnts aud managers Of the companies atthu'
ing The employees n the large express companies
sent handsome foral pieces. At on early hour tie
white oak coffin IN which the Lody lay, was taken
from Fnther Duceys home to the church where 1t was
placed On draped cataalque, at tic hcad VI tue MAN.
aisle It was covered with flowers aud fes'oohs u
holly while along the altar rail- were arranged many
beautiful floral pieces with dark masses OF pains a'u
holly.
Father Bonifacc Of the order Of the Franciscans
celebrated 4 requiem mass, during which the choir
sans Cherbinis "Kyrie,s Mme Salvou sang
Gounods ave Marie and Miss OConnor' a con
tralto solo go salutans.p quartet also sang rio
Jesu." At the close OF the mass Father Duccy ae
livercd a brief euogy and read the prayer 1or 'he
dead.
II. r. Plant president Of the Southern Express Com
peny; W. B. DinsmOre, manager OF ADAMS EApfee
Company Frank Thomson. vice president Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad j. c. Fargo. president OF the Amer
con Express Company; T. G. Plat, president OF the
United States Express Company; J. NJ moore D.
O'Br1cn W. NJ Fless, J. p. Pnulding. Theodore Moss,
Frederic f. Gilbert and Austin COrbin, the honorary
paIbcarcrs formed In the centre aisle ana pre-
coded the coffin II carried to the hearse. ue
ercanlst playing Chopin's "Funcral March"
The members Of the family and their intimate
friends went 10 Woodawn Cemetery On special train
which left the Grand Central Station ut II 80 n; m
The body placed In vant there Inc uahcrs
we're John Drew. +. j. Casey, Walter c. Murphy, l. r..
MCGOWAN, l.. +. Zimmerman and Alexander Taylor, u.
Among those present Mayor Grant, eSluase by
T,iIn A TNpn 4
ward Kcarncy Daniel Rollins, T. Henry French
Leicester HOlmc, Rudolph ArOnson.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

.. Y. g. IT: KK. Co., Lesseel
Trains leNe West i.N-st staLon NcN-Yorx a. FOL.
lows and minutes EARLIER flOal t. lrankin.sL " r.
$50 A. M.-Daily FOR Hewburgh Kingston Albany;
daily Exc. Sunday. west o, No.yman's JIG.
9:15 A. 1t.-Daly for Abny except Sunday. Montreal.
1000 A. M.-Dai for bany, Utica. yraeuse. Roches-
ter. huna!o. Niagara Fails. Detroit Chicago; except
SATURDAY for Toronto.
I135 4. M.-DGly except Sunday. for Albany aid
AGO r. VI Dally except sunday, for Albe1y.
J,lJ L. II. pllv FOR Albanv. Montreal, Utica Syre-
cnse. l,cNhest,r Euralo. Niagara Fails Toronto Do
oft Chicago. -. Louis.
$50 p. VI, Daily. eN opt Sunday, for Newburgh. Al
lany. S4ioioTa ana Mon;re'.
Sis y. VI. Daily Albany, | tea Sv0cuse, Roches
ter. nurao. Nj saa Falls Toronto. Detroit, Chlolgs.
s.. Louis.
u NvEKSrRAw LOCALS. 2:A5. IS :+5 p NJ
NEWBuRG LOCALS. { 20 lob a. NJ, Il rs, 80.
Sleeping cars ior BuiiAo. Naga a Fal., T,nats.
Detroit, Chicago, ~. Louis, al through trains
sDsry. Fo~ tickets uMe-taJ cs parl0r and sl,eplpy
accom- odatons o. lnfom9uon. apply oncos Brook.
Waslncton-st.. 72G Fuls0 Annex office.
foot o, Fuonst Ncw-York City, 27l ll3. 1853. 7s5,
942 Broadway. l43 rowery 81 last i4th.st.. % Wort
C. i. LAMBERT. General Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18

A IL BRANCHES OF MUSIC TAUGHT At THE
n S,N.l olA nc.u.aa Conservatory q Must.
{. v c.. tGItt. near O,h.aNe -
PIAND--S T. NJ liz s. .ctO- . NAM o Heller WIN.
Lehpan. = H,gloc ). Go'lf,, e.. keller. slN"iNG-Jul
J. Ne er Triu \ Itr.blr To- J. = Ia ? T. Sch rnenk 4.
Ollan. Violin lafp. iaocGt N 4. Bldwia VI D., j.
N,4lel.l ! Il fa|rlmb u. Winter, ;. Van IIang. &.
Helm. Naldrl'u. Guttr Ither IL. III ca, w Blrh
i. y Arn0forg. send i0t ..reulaf J.. o. PARMA DE-.
nL MINOR e.. BALDWIN. orr1ul-, % The PILGRIM
~ Congregational Church, l''- pupils on Piano O.fln
aud Iwno.y. 100 West l-Cth-st.
~ ErEolOLGrAN cpLLEfE OF MUSIC
Nl I.caling Nus!cI 1u t'fc o. AM'rct N'.d"nco d.
Inrfnort - noI..o-icI -iul .afs ia y IiucI j
Albert RD,, lIr.oa,. Nlc-frs.i II. W. Greene Soy
and In.a..
10 AMI 81 fr-t l'n,s,.. HowYork.
rCHE FAMOUS PIANO VIOLIN ard ORGAN SCHOOL,
Il y. y. co.'s EKNAIOEN. IL EAST lcTIISi.
Open DAY AND EVENING
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A SMALL. SCHOOL FOI CHILDREN WITH KIN DER
n ;Ar;cn Muse Hall 57thsi. and tn Ave. reopens
oct .. Misc . III Is. DRtMM.
nJISs ~ AIIl.l-N'o SCHOOL ToE GIhIS.
vi Primary Preparatory and Collegiate DSpartn elts
Car FOR noys loe "est sIs,.se
DARN CDLLEftIAIE SCHOOL (BcyN. ~ West 5Jih.
/ A., pcJafcs FOR college ehu business primary cHs~
few p.u's r.rc va ltl h. f1riJ. ~" o,rl.
caialocie' ILNE9 T.. PHILLIPS, A. NJ. Principal
<, uORTuAND.-AnArow J. Graham. school thor.
- olrAly cu.lncs ladies and gutcnrn for POSITIONS IN
the shortest possible tine three months course IN
shorthand and J~pNliing $50 month. sic evening
ciasse. aftrr seprub.r circulars frrc 7f4 BroafNay
V,uE nFHIfTI SCHOOr. or LANGUAGES.
j Madison square cor. .3th-st and BNayl
Brancnc- ~ the principal American and European cities
Nov bcslns now.
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Danrins Ataormles.

INNrGE MACGRFGOES
n los Wet 55t.st. PnV,t. Lessons and classes In
dancing terms. Sc. SEE circulars.
II EPNANDO'S ACADEMY iG2 East 65h.st (Bank
Bu liingl.-Clls.cs noa forming. All tho new and
fashionable dance- taught rapi!, send Tor circular
~ GEOEGE DODWoRfH.
Il. 80. COL FIFTH AVENUE
Class and privote l,sons. Men. class commence.
Moncay. Dec. 9TH Ne" TuNoio lanes"
CEOR,iE VILLAGES SCHOOLS Climber Music iIall
" 57thst. Vhnve.. aud Harlem Nos. 40 ard s. West
lZ0th-st Class aud private tuition sec circular.
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s,,.ctor q, HE road. and president of the Thirty
f5urth Street Forty and Eleventh Avenle GompsbS me
'et,nc ne nd wes only 10 elect directors, ana nau
no reference to any sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18

ss assa,s available in paying their debts Mr. Cnrks
on,nioD unsefs this expectation aud requires item
10 rrfind the 10000 Besides leaving the big dehc'
Of nearly 5000 10 be met.
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0fGrbrrs

A GENCY TO SUPPLY tutors. professors. teachers.
"A Iefnesses stc IN all de attncntS Of learning Ctr.
Of good schools recommended parents MIRIAM
COYRlERE. Book building $50 Firth ave. 2oth
A TRAINED ard experienced Kndefgartener, whose
a mornings occupied IN private class work desires
pupln Tor afternoon hour clchiig wang children spe-
c'ety. Aff kINDEkGARTEN. Tribune Uptown
Onlce. 1922 broadway.
A IALT rRtDJ ATE rApcrion,ra tuior wIshe, prl.
n vat" pupils. Preparation FOR -ieclaIty.
Highest reference, Aedr LIE. boN o lib ONCE.
A FIRST Honorman In Classics Grin Coll Dub.j,
"A On experienced tutor. deslres private pupils.
Mem. 1913 Fast lOth-st.
A MERRIAM AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A supplies Professor Teachsrs. Tutors,
&c. e S'sFss sen0cl, and lamjlless Apply 70
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FOR LAKEWOOD,

fSr Toms River Bamcgst rsrk and Iarncsat, 80
Sl5 A. NJ. AZ, 4 20 p. NJ.
For Atsntc city, vineiand and Brdseton 80 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach, seabright and Highland Beach
30, sis il so a N, 80, :tS. 90. ! 20 r. NJ.
sundays. 800 A. Nj, 90 =. NJ.
Tickets and p,rorcaf seats can be procsed 81 IL, 2s5
cana, g. 81 East ST. eas Goa ns @sT xy and IS
west I2Sth ST.. New York 3as Washington 81, 7e8 Full
ton So Brooklyn and u Broadway, Williamsburg.
Wcstcou Express Co viii call for and check baggage
from hotel residence 10 destination.
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6allroaos.
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
~
CENTRAL

A--s - IA IA n Il -A4A
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. R.
p'orcT i'"E IN gi&n1Rh Fht!s
f5ye r. an" "ny 4,sai s% GRh 4 cEy
o New York. Trains leave follows.
SYRACUSE EXPRESS.
an A. M.-Daly fr Poughkeepsie and Albany.
t.oo Daily. except Sunday. for UIics syracuse sna
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
8 80 A.; M:mDaiy, except SUNDAYS. Fastest train II
$40 Niagara Fails $ IS D. f M '''' N'''' 'una'
PAST MAIL.
$40 A. MPs o,. for a adS S yca Esea
Sunday. for Montreal ""1 "''''' DA"y' eAcep'
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 Complete %ag SS vs.Ss Service next day.
DAY EXPRESS.
1890 not run %ss s cisc.nd ss sns S,,ss n d'
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
LOUIS 30 next p. m. No extra fare.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1.55 p; II: .DoiIy due Chicago 3 90 D. m. mex, day.
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
Wv" Troy : rs. Saratoga so p. m '
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
43U Ssp n due co SHist S %,:r s %
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
6.OO +. M.-DsiIy, dge Chicago 90 p In. st. Lous
NORTHERN EXPREss.
6.25 r. M-D1iiy. due BURLINGTON 4 :so No. Plass
burg :O5 i. H., Montreal as = N.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
730 r , Mso3 pa due Euh-io 80 g. m. Niagara
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS EXPRESS
7 an 4. M.-Daily, Fulton Cnaln 4 90 Chldyoh
INV 6:-S Upper Lake GA Saranac Inn IL.
Saranac Lake 80 Paul Smiths :34 Loon Lake OO
Malone 3 80 a. H.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
g m L. M.-Day. due Cincinnati : ~ p. IL, In.
WV dianav0is 10 30 p. IN. ST. Louis AS q N
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
q m r. M.-Daily. slespBgCar passengers only car.
SOV rloi on this TAIN for Rochester
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
O1S T.. lI.-Daly. for Buffalo Detroit and Chicago
y. exc pt saturday for Clayton Co2e Viaceat
q 900 Islands,.
PITyTSFIELD, LEMON, NORTIE ADAMS AND TIR
BERKSHIRE HfiLc Via Harlem Division.
Two through tra.Es daily except sunday 70 .oI a. H.
due Pittsneld i 35 North Adams 81 ~ d.. - 80 D. ~
due P.tsfeld 10, North Adams . 10 D. NJ
For lme Of local trains, tickets and srece In sleenins
Ca, apply and Contra station, Az
7s5 9i5 r odway 80 West l2jth-st 23j Coinbus-sv.'
end l}Sh-st. station Ne~YoH; 1913 Washington.st ia
lUlton-st and "a Broadway T. D.. Br0Okvn. - "
DAILY, except Sunday. Other trains run daily.
Above tn.ins except those leaving 80 o 10 m
80, 30, 20, % p m, stop i3eth-st station -"
WestcotC Express calls for and checks baggage nou
hot j. and residences through T. desjnatIoa.
JOHN NJ TOTCEY GEORGE II DANIELS
'rnHrll Mana2Hr General Passenger
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Gearbers.

A EVERETT STONE. A: b. (Yael, Ii. B. (Golmm
"A, bIa1 sol jth-aye.-Pryate tutor. Long ana gu"
ccosfu experience In preparing young men iof eoesc.
II EKMNN DRIsLEs, A. b.. Columbia. East 49sn 81;
III Private tuition six years experience In preparing
Students for college and scientific school.
~, ~ FISK Teachers Agencies ork Boston C4i'
4 caro los An reles sc 5000 positions hlled III. IL
CROCKER ". Y, Manager. 10 shave (l5'h-st.i
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For Young Ladies Country.


ID Ior the higher education Of young women. Apply TO
Miss ;OA &. ALIEN bradford Mass
I. oXwooD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Ar OLD LYME.
~
Thorough work In Enc!lsa branches Latin Greek and
Trench COLLEGE preparatory al tlc conf VI home Ap
Ply to MRS Il. >. CNNWOlD Bon le5.
u OILEGIATE INSTITUTE. FORT r.DWhRD, y. Y.
" For young women superb modern bulIens
and pIOlntmeIts twelve rIcr, $21O Der !ea: rates
Proportional hcn date VI arrival Scv ILLUSTRATED cAia'
i0ruc
II Home Church Schccl for thr management ana
culture of young ladeo. Sja year begins sS. 10 1891
Write Tor illustrated circular Mic " curtis PRINCIPAL
NJISS TOwNSEND'S kOANDING AND DAY SCHOOL
wi fON GfEIS, - Park Place, Newark n. j.. Will
e,ien September 20.
(, + HTiDA's SCHOOL. Morri-town. New.Jcrsey.-
- aiding school fer girls. Address
SISTER SUPERIOR.
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For Boys ard Young Men-Coun,ry

- OfDl.N1OWN u. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE
- REV. 4. II. lASDON, PRINCIPAL.
CAPT 4. u. LAApoN. Co.MANDANF
~ ASAAN ACADEMY. Canaan. Con. Home Tor ten
" boys. backward boy iapiliy advanced. Terms
enable. send flr particulars 10 the rector
l. LMwOOp SCHOOL FOR EoYS. at Milford Conn
Il Parents who unfortunate In the management VI
will do we'll profit by the advantages offered
this school the school Is IN session during
year. IkANk NJ. HOWE. Supt.
LREEHoLD INSTITUTE. Freehold y. j. 18th wear
Colrgc preparation speciality: business high school
and classical corres.
For Both ScNes-Country
L. ASTMhN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Poughkecp.e NY.
"a Oyen n the yca THOROUGH in-tru' ton IA Rookie ping
Banking Commercial Law. PeDuanShip Cores Dnd9nce,
Athmc,i" &c. TeegraphY. >tenofnphy. Ty pewrtng &C.
Business men suppNc1 with comp tent ASSISTANTS short
notice. 40 rgc for Guat0ns furnished Send cath &c.
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Railroads


pennsylvania
b RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals& neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
Dcpbrosse, and COrfIandt Streets
In Eject OCTOBER 1osh. 1881:
THE FAST LINE
1904. MPullman yes,ibule Sleeping and pafot Cars
Arrives ceve;aa $50 cSs.9 C'lsR as o0 .a S.
EH M 'S next % day. for toledo
'N'' imE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
ci
:s;S sss:s,;a.s ''1! Y
St. H. Louis ll'Is'f ~ b. % S.i Day chicago ~
LOUIS AND CINCINNATI Exl REss.
& d In" csS from N or .na Ve S@s
rse"sSr Gsaehe: NewYSrt to , tPa D. Ar nss
THt fATRES~'
''v sa and Trpasyiyani. ksoea Vesdsals fssssSse,
Co hes from New.York TO Chicago. Arrives Ia chicago
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
go & c,sa y snd SsPfs ms
York % pEnadelPEs and PtSgrs % csleasO Ar
a.y ar ra aa c ssssS m n'A
PACIFIC Impress.
e'c coo arrives wee. n days s at Coam6Ss is NO.
.5Sa m next G s.y ss ia day a4 GA ss .S l
s0ulnwE,TERN EXPRESS.
si3G l.. M.-PuuIan cs.lDule seepns cars New-iork
S Sa.Psa Me%Sh h aqS 81 coo@S s Dns S
Cincinnati SIS , u, Indianapolis ic;l5 p m and st.
4Po :. SsSass sc ss"iss .59 1'a
500 Ss I'll Hnss on ss psS cs saa Ohio
TRroach Pullmen R,fcf sleeping Car to New.orean'
Va Knoxville. Chattanooga and Birminghar.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
loo N .hns.or Limited E1prs ,sa'. va f,
s e t cS aSs ca a'fS' baors arriving n
washington so ,. H.
a?o T. NJ, "consre.'ona Limited daily rq Wa q,
esss. % .a9 6. a. ss@ fas' beyond u''' f''1
s f.. 80 60 s ma sns l s ana a yss5
r.: Ia.a ~ % 60 ca % = vgs t9 IL Via iS aoosn
FS fs ss Ssl B Ss:aS
Pleasant 10 a. n, IL so 40, 10. ana II 40 D. m
weeI-ffys. Sundays. 0 40 - m. and ) 10 p M DO
not stop AslurY Park and Ocean Grow Oh sundaysJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EAlrcss 20 ~ 80, 90 80 90 :0O Pean'i
Limited. with Doing car, aad 10 10 WashiEon
g 80 8, a sG' % 81 I'D q
press. Gas. 80 . 90 40 LImitel), and 10 a. M
CO. 90, 4 80. 200. $50 8 90, 80. and 300
:. m. a.i IL as night Accommodation. ) 90 ana
: 90 y. m.
For Timetable. OF reas u local points the Penn
onlces Nos is. 26l. t33 SAB. ga. and l 1923 Broad
WAY, Asor House, 42i ana Vth A'enqs ~ has.
l1Ith Street 26l West l25th Street oDl co umous
Avenue I'D ioct Dssbrosss and CSruandt sucets;
Court street. 500 Fulton Street. 0s Broadway, ana
Broosyn tnnoS station. foot OF Fulton si,et Brooyn,
rs Hudson street HoeokG station, Jeysey city.
Tho NevYsrk Tonsfcr Cemrsny viii cal for and check
baggage from ho,sls ana resdenccs through dssunaron
CIiAS. r. PCGN, j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

Philadelphia EApsCss, 400, 80 SOO, 10 ii 80
ca / 20 90. i 90 80 40 p. NJ, II Is night
sunday Y'cS lo2g Il 80 Ti q, pl1"s ,caE NJ
night. - -
With - pm%S a Fsr M So 3d. bnas Gar 20
% 20 Baitinore Only + NJ 1916 night
poreT Cas- Day lrains siecpcrs on Nigh, Trains
k.turday nght Sundays ii 80 A. NJ. / 90 8 80 ) 90
80 u 90 p NJ. II rs night.
For HART, burg At 30. IS. $40 A. NJ. | CO. 30
90 90 As T. NJ, II 10 night except saturday night
Sundays IL 80 A. NJ. ~. 90. $50 T. N. FL
night .
d,y, II 80 \ NJ, 60 80 % r. NJ. II 10 night.
si5 A NJ :6o / 30 z 50 p NJ. i is Sisht cScent
SATURDAY night Sundlys Is A. NJ. go p. NJ. l. rs
Tor Eason. Bethlehem. Allentown. M,uch Chunk &c..
90 7.i5. as A. NJ. LOG, 80. AS 80 20 Allen.
town T. NJ. sundays, 80. Is A, NJ 90 5 80 r. NJ
For WIlkesbarrc Ptston and Scranton. 5 :iJ A.. N.
80 T. ~ Sundays 4 80 4. NJ.
:, ~ IIlsh irds, nisn(AH' 600. Ii 80 a NJ. 40
FNr Perth Iuboy, 80 80, S:I5 IL 80 A. NJ,
80, 900. 80 5:Ss :l5 80 p. NJ. Sundays, 200
FOR Atantlc iIlseIqncs, 20 u Il 20 A. N? 80,
For Freehold, 80, 8 :l5 II 80 a. M 80 80. 3s
FOR Red Bank Long Branch. aud points south 10 Point
bank only, 4 90 20 rs i. N. SUNDAYS eSccp,
Ocean Grove and Asbury Park 90 \. NJ 90 l.. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-18
stations in Newly foot OF Barclay md Christophsr
SHORTEST LINE. yE~TIBtL LED TRAINS.
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SYRACUSE, osWEG4o II!IAAGGA, o2Wy!ITGGoi EIMRA,
points " Isl NuttlliMl.>t AND SOUTHWEST
$50 4. M.-HUFFALO. UTICA and OsWEG0 TX.
PRESS. Pullman psr.or cars. Connects Burs
with train iOr Chicago. arriving 3:45 a. IL. next
,,sO 4. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL. Stops at princi.
pal stations
loo =. VI. SCRANTON, BINGHAMTON and Ell
I,IO p. M.-SCRANToN. WiLREsBAliRE and PLYM.
OTlI l.APRES>. Pullman varlor
1880 u. VI. lDa l.-DIFFAlO LIMITED EXPRESS
Pullman slcclrrs. Arrives at ! 10 q. m
900 L. VI. DAM. 1T FFALo, UTICA and oSwEG0
EXPRESS. Pullman siecyers.
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 70
Murray st aad 42e PIoal~ay Tickets ferry stations.
7sj aud Oi2 Hroadway 81 West i25thst 235 Columbus.
ave, NcwYo-k 1873 Washington st. 726 Fulr0n-st and
S2S BcdOrlayc.. EFoohyn. Time tables giving full IL.
formation. az all stations
wESTCOTr ENPRE>S COMPANY viii! call for and
check baggage from hotel residence T. destination.