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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
TO TAKE THE CITY UNIVERSITf'S PL1CE
A F1REPRooF. TEN-sToRY BUILDING WILL STAND
ON ITS SITE IN WASHINGTON SQUARE
FAMOUS MEN WHO HAVE STUDIED
AND WORKED IN THE OLD

AND WORKED IN THE OLD
GRAY BUILDING
New-York Is soon to lose another Of its old end
picturesque structures the building OF the Uni
versty of the City of NewYork. which fronts on
the east side of Washington Square. 1t Is to be
torn down in the coming spring to make room
for modern ten-story structure. 1t has been n
seat OF learning for three-quarters or a century,
and many well-known men have been students With
In its gray walls. The decision to tear the old
building down was reached Monday. when Il
meeting of the Executive Board of the university
was attended by Chancellor MacCracken, \. D..
Julliard, William s. Opdyke. George Munro. David
Banks. John Reid and Dr. John p Mum. They
approved report by Mr. Juilliard the chairman
of the Building Committee. recommending the
changes named
The report dealt only with the general plans of
the proposed building The details of its
ton have not been decided on. and the architects
have not been selected but il Is expected that the
building will cost about 10000 and that its
walls will begin rise before the end Of the COM
ing summer The building will occupy ground SOx
100 feet In extent and the architecture will have
an academic aspect.
1t said yesterday that the American Bank
Note Company had agreed to lease the lower
stories of the building and display signs the
walls. The three upper stories will be used for uni
versity purposes and that part of the building will
be approached by private entrances. elevators and
starways. There the popular work of the uni
versy. such the lectures for school teachers and
business women and instruction in law and In art
matters. will be continued The unoccupiel As
bury Methodist Church Is to be leased for the pur
pose OF such instruction While the building Is be-
ing constructed.
1t Is the intention of the university authorities
to remove TO University Heights some parts OF the
old building for the erection of monuments and
gateways The old building erected In 1882.
when James Matthews the chancellor. Some
OF the private rooms in the building have been
occupied by famous men Of science and literature.
nh
in one of these rooms and John William Draper
lived In the building when he took the first pho
tograph by sunlight. Theodore Winthrop had
rooms in the building when lie wrote his book,
Cecil Dreme"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
IN HONOR OF LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY.
PLANS FOR THE ANNUAL DINNER OF THE
REPUBLICAN CLUB-THE SPEAKERS AND
THE SENTIMENTS To WHICH

THE SENTIMENTS To WHICH
THEY WILL RESPOND
Arrangements about completed for the eighth
annual dinner of the Republican Club OF the City
Of New-York in honor OF I.ncoln's birthday The
list of speakers together with toasts TO which they
are to respond has been prepared and Is follows
Abraham Lincoln" Bishop John i. Newman: The
Republican Party" Congressman William r. Hep
burn. Of Iowa; Republican ew-England." Cover
nor Greenhalge Of Massachusetts,: "Protection"
Congressman John Dalzell. OF Pennsylvania RE
publican New-York," ex-senator Frank Hiscock;
vengeance of the Flag" Henry D. Eastebrook
of Omaha, Nebraska. The souvenir OF the occasion
Is remarkably handsome. 1t is a photogravurc
containing scenes. incidents sentiments. etc. of
Lincoln's life His favortc poem. why Should
the Spirit of Mortal be Proud" IS quoted in fun.
His famous letter to T. j. Pickett, dated Spring
field, ILL.,. April &C. 1859. Is also given. That Is the
letter In which Lincoln says: AS TO the other
matter which you kindly mention. / must In can
dor say 1 do not think myself 1T for the Presl-
dency certainly hattered aud grauhed that
partial friends think OF me In that connection;
but really think 1t best for our cause that no
concerted effort. such as you suggest, should be
made. Let this be considered confidential. Yours
very truly, A. Lincoln"
There is another letter to Seward then Secretary
Of War. dated at the Executive Mansion June 2s
1862 in which he gives his Views on the aspect OF
the and the ACCESSIBILITY of capturing Richmond.
In still another letter, dated at the Executive Man
subject Of preferment Of veterans and their widows
and children in the distribution of Federal patron
age, other claims and qualifications being equal
Edward b. Harper. treasurer of the Banquet Com
mittee reports that large attendance OF prom
ent from the several States OF The Union and the
dinner promises to be MEMORIAL occasion in the
is composed OF the following well known men:
James p Foster. chairman; Henry Gleason. Edward
3. Harper. Robert T: Porter. John S. Smith and
]. Van Vechten OlcOtt.
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a circular inviting their subscriptions VIII De sent
out and doubtless will meet hearty response l..
L. j. B. Lincoln delivered short address, ~ ~
which he eulogized Miss Weed He reIerred 10
her as the third great woman educator Oh tnis
country, Frances Willard and Mary Lyon peins
her predecessors. Miss Weed he said. was woman
who had strong personal influence Win neI
pupils, and was possessed Of a rare inteilectuaI
strength which, combined with her synpa'heuc
qualities enabled her TO develop her pupils pest
Qualities and win their esteem and love
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
AN ELLA WEED SCHOLARSHIP ,

meeting Of the graduates and pupils Of Miss
Annie Browns School was held yesterday morn
ing at the school. No. rs Fifth-ave. The purpose
Of the meeting vas to consider the foundation Of
a scholarship at Barnard College to be known as
the ELLA Weed Scholarship" All the pupils OF
II was finally resolved to raise the sum Of 5000
for the scholarship by subscriptions OF so from
the present pupils and from the graduates. The
latter are scattered all the United States but
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE Washington, CHICAGO. ,,,, SINcIN.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI TRANS. ~,
l:so p. NJ and i2:ls night PITTsBuRG. i:sc p M
isis n WasH GINSFSNATnL BALTIMORE Fl oRis
\ II: Dining Carp. 20 900 r. NJ es. sspnl 900 2
NJ. Dining Carr 1880 y NJ. l2lo night. All trains rv1
daily, sx. 800 7: NoRF9LK I:ao A. ~ daily, i;Se
r s s,.o sun Wa and sSsrsrdaaS
Valley route. oices: IT, o6i as LAO Broadway. -
East l4th-st 400 Grand-st.. N. Y: M Fultonles
Brooklyn; station foot Of LiSerty;st G r r Of n
srem hnssl or residsncs to dsstlnatioa.
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REAL ESTATE.
prrcESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Robert pleton has sold for Thomas A. Nesi"S
of Orang,N. j.. to f. II. Mason. NOS --,i ~
2,207 Fiftive.. northeast corner OF one-hu,u,e
and-thirtynrth-st.. five five-story DITCH a"u '
flats. pot0xlO0, for about SlJO,OO 49,, -. tho
Only OF sale advertised YESTERDAY al in
Trinity S.sroom, by William kennedy. cohSI ~
of 10. West 0ne-hundred- and forty
fourstororick tenement-house Win S1dne Ed
ing on apt 25x5D After some nttle Diuulns' H'
ward A. rice became the buyer. for S4W
Frank ButterWorth who has ass been cedar and
T m s. on behaif Of a Chicago syndicate
said to reporter yesterday: The statemen. .na'
I hope dispose Of the difficulties ana nia ar
close thmatter In short time AT presentt h hn
not at lrty to give the names or my cieil,s, ~,
will do sust as soon as the transaction Is closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08

John Carberry twenty-six years old. bar
keeper. living at No. % Webster-st., Newark. was
attacked with hiccoughs six weeks ago. and has
had them almost unremittngly since then.
Different physicians have tried their skill to give
him relief without success. Carberry man
In vigorous physical health and has been reduced
almost TO skeleton by his maady. and his strength
is nearly exhausted.
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n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave OF West 42ds follows. IS minutes
earlier Franklin-st:
r. Il. stations Addiecwn Elier.vle Fallsburg Liberty
Carbondale. scranton Walton. Delhi, Sidney. Norwich
Utica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton. oswego
3.l5 r. NJ. Except sunday. sullivan Co. Express
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall
M.idletown Ellenyle Mountain Dale Centrevile Falls.
burg Hurleyvle Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksyle. and
Livingston Manor.
745 p NJ. daily Mddletowi. summItvile Falls.
burg Iiber'y Iwinsston Manor Rockand. Walton sid'
Eey, Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. Oswego.
7:i5 L. NJ daily Via Niagara Falls Reclining chair
car (scats freel New-iork 10 Niagara Falls Pullman
tleepers New York ~ Osweeo oi0
?. M Chicago I 30 A. m 81, Louis $50 d. m.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 37i Broadway.
NewYork Transfer Company calls checks baggage
to destination
J. C. ANDERSON G. r. A..
&c Beaver ST.. New-York
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A MASs-MEETING AT COOPER UNION.
TO BE HELD TONIGHT TO DISCUSS THE FREE
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE" AND THE "MER-
CAMILLE BILLS NOW BEFORE THE


CAMILLE BILLS NOW BEFORE THE
LEGISLATURE.
At the mass-meeting which will be held at Cooper
Union tonight. under the auspices Of the Working
women's Society. the Free Employment Office"
and the Mercantile bills will be discussed by men
who have given the matter much thought. and who
hope to enlist for the measures the sympathy and
cooperation of all good citizens The Mercantile
bilr' provides that persons under eighteen years
old and women shall not work more than sixty
hours in any week; that children under four
teen years old shall not be employed In any
mercantile establishment, and that owners or estab-
lishments where men and women are employed
shall comply with certain regulations conducive TO
the health Of the employer.
The Employment bilr' is an act to authorize the
formation and maintenance of four public en-
ployment bur aus by which both those who seek
employment and those in search of help will be
benefited. 1t is hoped that the passage Of this
measure will deprive those who. under the guise OF
employment agents have done much injury by de-
ceving creduous unemployed men and women.
1t is expected that Bishop Potter will preside and
that Joseph II. Choate and other well-known and
able speakers will address the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

locker G Adelbert to Caroline Weiner. se
Wetster-ave. lot ~. map lots IN partition Z'h
Ward. years. ........... -.
Tr,st Matthias. 10 Francis Keller 43d-s'.
Hrrgcnro'her Edward. 90 Kasper kleinschur'h'
executor. u ii7th-st. ~ Iro~p"ctst. y years
Iiuye Henry 10 Charles white AMI another,
.oth-st. Il loth-aNt. 3 years mort
rSrian. Magic 10 Samuel Smith and another.
~ = Southern boulevard. n of lN'th-s', y years.
kl-sanc William T. to Germania Life insurance
Co. i21'L.s'. " u L"noN-nFe. . years
Kinnally John i. AMI another - Eleanor Hunt
81 ave- = of 4l~t- st. , years. 49,
Ierln.s catherine - nj - Oliva Fisher, iros-
p.rt-aye " corner l13i-st. J years $3.50,
Won porc. - Mary l. carr ana another y
lolsf-st. Of Colgmbus-aV". year. mort
rnE~. Elizabeth. to Henry IIcide. : o'h-s'' OF
v,,,,h"'' i'e,er j. O. william Parkin and an,
othc- = p 35ih-st. Of ilih-avc. years
ois.n Karen. to srlas Gironi. executor. li''
st,'rn.f rrnip o. Daniel Wat,erau. W = 4th-si
p ~ West luth-st. , years. ......... .........
The rector church wariens. etc. 70 Gr"enwlcn
savings Bank. sith-si. OF s'h-hVe' d
Taft. Thomas 10 Henry Dawson. jr trustee
il3pt .fi,. "aai Whis% Mar .i.;i i5is
~ and 10. map Lexington Place. West Farms
Wuytack Maria and another 10 sias y clifford
executor = Honest. W OF Stebbins-ave.
year. mortgages. .:...;..'
Wilson Emma TO George u Patterson Canal-st
n . corner ~ Elizabeth -. demand. .........
wheeler Myrn - sophia Berth. South Broad
way adjoining land 81 II S-eey. kingsbrldSe
............-...... ...s..ss
Young Alexander and another 10 Title Guaran-
tee and Trust co. $40 West lIth-st, q years.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TNANof Ems
Essex-st.io ~: Bertha Finkelstein to sehoer
Am ndigla Il oirn stout ct al. executors.
etc to Smith trustee. etc. ;..: ,;,s-c
A HGahs ssn la # fa"' and wife
wcs sf' ao 20 lis; ' caroiine Ncu to Charles ~
west sfK sst. s. 20 It Of McDousalst. OK
100; ward NJ Burghard referee To Cha'ieS %
AiIan.stn " :. lot i55 man estate Of James
Dclany ooh WARD; Il Songer and wire 10
37,h-sia s. 800 It OF othave 25xoso: James
o W. and wife to John Fulton . c;,;.s H.
Parkson to william " Farmer.
7Gth-st n s. 90 IT " Of Amsterdam-ave' I'N %,
5otl-sts =. 215 1t W of ioth-ave. 25xloo'3; Jane
rd S''l and H. 81 to 70. and 20. map OF Lex
ingt, Place at Williamsprdge Depot Mar
grr " Hun ~ Henry II Wright. ............ o.
Hon. No - East: Elizabeth shewell to George
2Gav 30 I.;o5 L. Grand Clark Henrietta .,
loo'ht 30 ii3 Vest bore Lyon to Anna Lyon. 70 e.
i"9,It .' aost r. W Of Lenoxa ave- IGsx9all;
theGcrmana Life Insurance Co to Annie %
ioS S,"' :. 80 It Of Amserdamaye OK
iodl. bore Lyon and wife to Richard Fian-
co o. ago 30 81 Vest bore lyon Anna IySn %
kd" sssM. t., S'GnS ar OF {; sitns' -H i
wa.nstonaye. go It OF Ba,hg ahar Liace;
Ldt;2 and Other lots map " Elliott, Webster
75t-si n g. 2OD Il Of 3d-ave. 2,xlO2; JACOB
Caytowitz ct al 10 Nathan Rosenstein ana an a
Sale property. Joseph Moses ct nj to joseph .,
Dayowitz and another w.
ioa =, n = III II " of lst-ave. 25xlOOll; Solo
ron Higgins referee 20 Michael Burke: .,.... D.
io,h--t s. i25 # e Of lth-aye. 2'xioo; Thomas
,lcr to Ifermne X Looming. ...........,....
Al right ana title under ~. "a and 81, articles
Samuel J. Tildcns VIII: Laura Hayward ~.
kdvidual ct al. executors to the Tilden Trust; 9'o
Ifs L.. ana II. map properN ~ Mary :
facomb Kingshridge: O II Stout e. al execu-
Its and O. same map: same 20 same
Suburban st. " g. ITO y y ~ Briggs-avc 2oxlW' =.
Daniel Ginsperg and wife to Jennie Z smth.. To-
4fh-si - 80 q Of j'h-aye. 25Nluoo; .
stout ct nj to Mary J Smith. trustee. .....,.
7ih-st n = 9o II OF 2d-hye. 25xi022 Jacob ..
.'haytowl,z nj to y Rosenstein and ano'her. H.
ai-st n y 2co6 n W OF 3d-ave. ~. ioxl0Sia
I.npon Kaufman and wife to II Rosenield....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. :. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.

q SHORT ROUTE TO LONDUN
NETWORK SOITHAMrTON. EREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
= cabin So nn6 upward: II cabin SS ana $50
rravc .Tu Fob H. II An lEibo Sat. Mich; 10 A.
Lain tn Fob % . AN .'rave Tues. Mch T. 10 A.
ller. TT. Fob q. II Nv lT.nhn sat Mr,h; ~ ,,
Ems. Mch ? E a " Spree Tu"s Mch ~ " y "
co,lc .foh. G. VI. Aiio~ Tu"s Mon - AN
oEIRICiIs & CO.. Bowling Green.
INTERNATIONAL NAvIGA ALTON coMPANy's LINES
From Pier u. North River. foot 81 Fultons
AEl[5RlGAM l1lGS
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Shortest and most convenient route 70 London
No tiansfc- b, tender. No tidal delays
Close connection Southampton for HavTe ana faris
BY special twin-screw Channel steamers -
Cherter. Fob 10 n m. Berlin. Feb - a. m.
Paris. Feb 81 ESQ A m S.w- York. .Mch = a. M
R[S[D STAR llMls
FOR ANTWERP,
PENNLAND. THURSDAY. Feb. = \ n m
RIIYNIAND. .......... w lncs1ay Feb - noon
FIRST cabin go and upward. Second cabin U.s.
INTERNATIONAL, NAVIGATION COMPANY.
@ ROWLING GREEN.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic BOOK signals
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty ST.
Tin. Till, In, I,Nal, Eah 1901

Time Table in Effect Feb. / 1884,
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk. al
43o. T:l3 9:iO I'll rs 20 Easton a NJ. 10 10 600
g p Eas sis AZ g. 100 Sc Sc e tsn0"n s'n'''
30 a' Sk4 $50 sunasy y.a ',o
For Reading at $50 500 go 1000 ITO A. N.
days 43o 4. NJ. 100. 80 $50 80 p ~. 2:is night
Fer Harrisburg i:3" SO, ?lo a. ", l:lo. 30
900 5:45 p. IL. I.:i3 night Sundays 100. $50 p NJ
For sunbury Lewisburg. and WIiamsport at $50 500
uri ia a night, SUNDAYS 7s 4 NJ 7so P. n. isS nisS
% Red ESnk s nE B"hch and on: s0Ga o e
Bank1 100 ~ ,j.}S to Red Bank, 6l5 p ". Sun.
cays except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park 300 A. ~
FOR LAKEWOOD.
43o sis a. NJ 1:ij. $40. 4:2O Z. NJ
For Farmngiae Toms River. Barnegat PARK anA
Barnegat. 40 s:i5 4. NJ. l:i5 400 7. NJ. .
For Atlantic city. Nineand. and Bridgeton 4:So A. M
For Monmouth Beach, seabrich ard Highland Beach,
$50 SIS 1870 4: NJ. 20. 1:i, 400. 400 r. NJ Sum
days 900 A. Il. 400 p "
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia week days. $50. 500. 900. 1000
1880 DINING taD A. NJ, 80. 300. 400 Buffet Ps5los
carr. 800 Dining Carr. Goo 30 SIS p. NJ, l2:l5
ns so S" Sbnns es 70 100 g. i95 n Sst A. A
d5ians CAB 4. N. 30, 500 800 Dining cafi 5:sS
A. 81 $50 500 Dining carr. 7:So r NJ. iai5 night.
Ticket and paror car seats can be procured at III
col 49, 80 1lio l32s n.oadyay. 81 18th 9Th Ayey
ST. 81 Columbus Ave. New-York; Court St. $50 Full.
ton St BROOKLYN: o. Broadway. Williamsburg. The
New-York Transfer Company Will call for and check bag.
gage from hotel or residence 10 destination
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Mem Civilizations.

Twentieth Edition. post paid. for Csc. or stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls on;
Turns Grey and the Remedy. BY Prof HARLEY
PARKER a. NJ LONE; & CO. 1913 Arch ST. Phiia
Pa. EVERY should this little book
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ERIE LIN ES.

Chicago the Nest New.
York. foot OF Chambers daily. as follows and ave
minutes earlier from West 23d-s st.:
C.lC hanton Elmra, Buffalo, Bradford and sails
parlor BunalO.
RIM p. Nj. -vestibule Limited Solid train for Chi.
O.OU cago, via ChautauQua Lake. Sleepers 70 Chi
,ago, Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
GRO train TO , Gss ss, vita Niagara Ss
X.3O r. M.,va ChautaISua Lake and Niasar, ysin
chicago and Cincinnati.
I OcAL TIME TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations 261. 29i. 4Oi and 957 Broad
way 1850 East i25th-s; Chambers 2sd.st. fer.
res w-Yor 1873 Fulton-s. Brooki,n 200 Hudson
Hobcken and Jersey City station Erie Transfer Conn
calls checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences to destination
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

- IN. Y g. & II. X. r. r. Co.. LESSEE)
trains leave West 42dst Station. New folowA
and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin-st.:
O:I0 ~ M.-Daily for Albany Utica, Eoch.
ester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago: ex.
cept Saturday for Toronto
ou0 r. M-Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica, Syracuse
Cleveland and Chicago.
S:15 u. M.-Daily Albany Utica. Syracuse Roch.
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Cleve.
land and Chicago.
For tickets timetables parlor and seepngcar
modaons apply city Offices Brooklyn and NewYork and
at stations Time tables Mt principal hotels For other In
formation address
C. E. LAMBERT. General Passenger Ascent
Vanierbilt-ave.. NewYork
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WHITE STAR LINE.

britannia. Feb H. IL 30 britannia Mch ~ II a m
sNaiestlc Feb 81 n n .Majestc. Mich 81 30 A
Gerinanc Feb. Is IL 30 p Germanlc. Mich y. II A. m
.Teutonic Mich > 20 a m I.Teu;onic. April =
From white star Dock foot % West ioth-st ,,,,o
NO COTTON CARRIED ~ PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Saloon rates so upw according IN steamer and To-:
cation 81 berth cabin those steamer s5 and
$40 Steerage or from the Old Country scS No. 70
broadway Ncw-YoIk. Philadelphia orice. 400 Walnutst
H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
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Qenchcrs.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
&C.. to Colleges. Schools Families Apply to
Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNGFULTON. 20 Union Square
GENCY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors professors
"A teachers etc. In all ccp,s recommends
schools to parents 100 shave Book Bldng cor 2Othsi
WANTED. IMMED1ATELY.-Governe teaching Eng
w fish piano. German French. for TWO children. age
l. years: go,efnesg French piano: soprano con-
tralto. companion. Miss pONONANS Teachers Bureau.
50 East l4th-st
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Dantinq Hra0cmlcs.

A LEXANDI.l MACGREGoRs Mendelssoln Assembly
"A Rooms, los west 51h-s Private fsos ana c'asses
in dancing.
- EO T.. WALTER. lately returned from Europe
NJ Glasses and private Lessons IN society D"hces daily
<26 CouMlus-aye.. SO:h and S1st sts
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Railroads..
pennsylvania
y RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses aud Cortland Street
In Effect Jnnunry 10th. 1904

IN Euect january 10Th, 1SO4.
SS5 FAST Car e FF:isSus
sSgRs Dps
ssSi NJ HsssS S Ax6 "fsSfsy xrnrss
o6S Si r. ; e. 1 M fhssF' nxFIs-rum.n s..,..
81 I 81 NJ Gs1s2 ss
ssseas 1s 1anF f% srs IS Es
$500 f. Aer fcFI3s 1Eans Bun. Sleep
ing Car 70 Psburg Connects for Chicago, and Toledo
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
g. $50. 0:3O 1910 dimlted. Dining Carr. IL A. NJ 1910
$:S @osssfessiSpsi, I%lisd Fl PariGf ard pnIn:
a n2 40 $50 Bnns M Ga se ISL lsi m nss
81 ParioT ana Dining Cars. A:ao Dining Carl $50
rama ana D s.s s
fS daily H sISsRsrs Asaa jssk;sny q"
r BIZ o Sls!Ts sDs 11s NORFOLK Cap.
sS %4Sw4 eqs s. tHs H
PRESS FOR Thomasyile Iac .n s. Aus.as
end Havana $40 +. Il Tuesdays. Thursdays ssur:
For e and n sJ nfan R sy rl w ~
For ATLANTIC CRY. ! p. NJ weekdays. with Through
FOR s'' cxpE ,MHyt NJ Weekdays: o
f5 sns S M aS noon @ & ana and
p NJ. weekdays. Sundays. GAS A. ~. 5:l5 p. n
do not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove %
Sundays) -
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS: G:2o 30 $50. 2 $50 40, Penn'a Lim'te2
=. 4:so, g. G. I. $50. S, $50 p 81. 1915 night Sun:
FNpre $40 .:;fb Limited, 1000
4 NJ q T. 80. z G. 7:4s. $50 p. NJ. l2:i5 night
Ticket Offices 49, ga 1895 ii3. and 2sl Broadway
House I34 East i2Sth Street and foot 81 Dee.
brosses and Corandt Streets; Court Street. $50 Full
Street. 9S Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station
foot Of Fulton street Brooklyn station Jersey City
The NewYork Transfer Company VIII call for AMI checs
hotels and residences through TO des nation
& NJ PROVOST r WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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CI-NARD LINE.

CTNAKD LINE.
"a TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Jmbr.a Feb 10 10 4. m Iuctnn. Meh 10. 70 n m
eerva..... Feb II. .. tmbria Mch. u. p. m
Etruria. Fob - n 'nuTHaia. - d. ~ 30 a m
Aurania March B. p seryll... Moi % !" Il m
River, FOOT Of Clark~on-st
Cabin passage $50 and upward Second cabin. s35 AMI
upward. according = steamer au. location.
steeraTe Tickets AMI from all parts % Furop. at
very low rates For freight nni passage apply at the
eompnny's Office. 80. 4 Bowling Vrcen. Sew-Ynfk
VERNON H. RROWN & Co. General AE~nta
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@. N. sORREL. Managel
STEAMBOATS,.

Pilgrim and plymouth in commission Leave Pier % (old
MOI n n Of Murray-st.. week days only at
N EW-HAVEN-FARE Sl.-Magnficcnt new
~ screw steel steamer "Richad Peck the Flyer,
fastest steamer Long Island Sound leaves Pier %.
T.. n daily NJ D. m. Sundays excepted arriving at
New Haven S:I5 D. In time for trains to Meriden.
Hartford. Springfield and Nrth
BLOOMINGTON LINE for Boston and the
- East Steamers leave New Pier 80 N r.. foot OF
Spring St al 900 p NJ. daily. except Sunday.
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LINE.-FOUR STEAMERS

y y n III LlNE-fOUh SlEAMEhS
- WEEKLY from New Pier IS. ~ H.. foot Of Sprngst.
s. :. TALLAHASSEE. FRIDAY, FEB. ~ j y.
s. S. CITY or AUGUSTA. SATURDAY. Feb. 10. p.
= s. KANSAS CITY Wednesday, Feb H. 3 y.
S. s. CITY or BInMINGHAM; Thursday. Feb; 10: J.. m,
Connecting with Central X, h 5. i. and W. R'y and
T. G. and l.. II. II. FOR ALL POINTS SOUTH Through
bills OF adng and Through Tickets. Passenger accommo
dations uncxcciled. For freight passage apply
". II. RHETT Gen'l Agt -; J.. HAsiIAGEN. 2. ACT.
Cent X. L., 3lI Bway. $. +. and ". Ky, 26i Bway.
J. l.. ADAMS. g. =. \. Il. J.. WALKER. Agt.,
F. c +. R.R.. 3,3 Bway O. S. $. Co.. n. Pier IS N r
O. NJ SORREL. Manager