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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-08-21
GREEK GEORGE.
His Performance Was Not q Howl
ing Success.

Professor John Theodore Hatzu-
polus, who claims to be one OF the
strongest men in the world, gave a
performance at the Opera House
Saturday evening. The Professor,
who also says he is doctor, may be
very strong, but he was not strong
enough to draw more4than about
twenty-five people TO see him. The
performance lasted about one hour,
and when the few people who were
there left they were not very well
pleased with Mr.. Hatzupolus, for
his performance had all the appear
anoes of fake.
The doctor is 3 tall, loosely-joint-
ed man, who does not look as
though he were strong enough TO
break his word. He wore suit of
black tights, which were evidently
made for someone else, who was
larger than the famous doctor, for it
hung on him ike a gunny sack. The
doctor did not do any of the mar
velous feats which he advertised.
He did lift two men. one in each
hand: but the stone breaking pro-
cess was omitted. The doctor SAYS
he can put a piece Of granite rock
on his head and let a man break it
with a sledge-hammer; but he
didn't. When it came to be time
TO allow 2 horse TO walk backward
and forward over his body. and to
play see-saw over his anatomy, the
doctor seemed to be ready but the
horse objected. No urging nor coax
ing could induce the fiery steed to
walk up the board which the doc
tor had laid across his chest. So,
in default of this four men sat on
him for few minutes. and then
he arose and waved his hands with
an air of triumph at the audience.
After this wonderful feat he dis
missed the people and the show
was over.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-08-21
Wrecked Ship Gosford.

The tug Fearless arrived recently
from San Diego with John D.
Spreckels and family as passengers.
On the trip from the south the tug
stopped at the wreck of the British
ship Gosford at Point Conception.
The Gosford was bound here with
coal consigned TO John D. Spreck-
els & Brother. She caught fire at
sea and q run was made for the
coast. Several attempts were made
to raise the vessel, but she stuck
hard and fast. John D. Spreckels
was seen on Change, and said that
the Gosford is lying on a sandy
bottom with her masts and spars
intact. She is full of water, her
decks being below low tide several
feet, and just her ends stick out.
To get the water out Of her she will
have TO be bulkheaded. Mr.. Spreck-
els SAYS that he has no doubt that
the vessel can be raised. He has
received several offers to that effect,
and it is possible that in a short
time another attempt will be made
to save the valuable vessel. we
had the Gosport bulkheaded once
before" said Mr.. Spreckels, ''and
we would have raised her that time
but for the storm which came up
and destroyed all our work. IS. F.
Chronicle.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-08-21
PRINTED IN TWO COLORS.
Fine Magazine Work Turned Out by
aLocal Printing House.

The Paradise Of the Pacific for
August has been issued. The cur
rent number is printed in two col
ors and presents a very attractive
appearance. The contents are va
ried and interesting, the leading
features being Picturesque Maui,
by F. W. Hardy; Coffee Culture
in Puma, Hawaii, by Robert Ry-
croft A Pair of Gloves, an origi-
nal story by James ". Girvin; an
original poem by A. T. Atkinson,
and a story on Waikiki and its at
fractions.
The leading articles are all illus
trated with half-tone pictures. The
August number is a credit to both
the publishers and the Hawaiian
Gazette Company, who print the
journal. Copies can be had Of the
newsdealers.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-08-21
Nrm advertisements.
BILL

on a galloping horse puts a
rifle ball through a glass-egg
thrown into the air.
We can hit the commercials
bulls eye with our cut rate
rifle. At every shot the pub
lie observes the marker cover
the center disk.
These commercial shots are
pocket-book advantages to the
public.
Some persons imagine cut
ting to be an objectionable
sin. So it is literally; it means
nine months on the reef"
But one and all are deeply
interested in commercial cut
ting that saves the public
thousands of dollars annually.
We believe in moving our
goods rapidly. We're doing
it through the pocket-book-
cut-rate movement that we
inaugurated.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-08-21

The members of the Maui Boards
of Registration third district) who
are making their official tour.
have been splendidly entertained
at Lahaina, by Mr.. c. F. Homer,
manager of the Pioneer planta-
ton, and by Mr.. H. R. Hitchcock,
deputy sheriff of Molokai.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-08-21

Miss Richards sang a solo at
the morning service of the Central
Union Church Sunday, which
was a delight to all present.
1t is hoped that her marked must
cal gifts viii prove permanent
acquisition to Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-08-21

Z Mormon elder has been sell
ing badges and exhorting the ma
tives Of Kaanapali and HOnoko-
han, Maui, to prepare for the res
toration of the queen on the 20th
inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-12
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There were eight parcels offered by order or the
court at the Trinity Saesroom yesterday, and IN
nearly every instance the plaintiff was the buyer
Smyth & Ryan offered No. 1874 Avenue ID, nortn or
Ninth-st a five-story brick tenement on lot
256xiOo. The plaintiff the buyer for s27,OS3
The same auctioneers offered No. 1856 Avenue d. a
similar property a lot 272XSo; the plaintiff was
the buyer for S23 975 No 1SS Avenue ID was then
offered similar property similar lot II also
sold to the plaintiff in the proceedings for @i75
the plaintiff in each of the above cases being sam
uel Well
William Kennedy offered No. 107 East Seventy
sixth-st on the north SIDE two-story, brick sta-
BILE on a full lot. The property was offered under
partition, and the plaintiff. Elizabeth H. Russell
was the buyer for $4,000 Pew No. llS IN 81
Thomas's Church, being part of the same estate
was also offered and sold to the plaintiff in the
proceedings for $1,000.
r. v Harnett & Co. offered No 3O7 West Thirty
thrd-st. a four-story stone-front house on lou
2ix9S9 it sold to Robert a. Greacen for S1925o.
Peter +. Meyer & Co. offered No. 1862 Eighth
ave, a fve-story brick fat full lot inc
plaintiff in the proceedings, Augustus Iaper' "a'
the buyer for S20.O1O
The following sales at private contract were re-
ported at the Exchange yesterday: ~
Mendebaum d Levine have purchased from
Simon Dessau the southwest corner OF Lexington
and Ninety-siXth-st being a slX-story I'LL
proved Hat, 3ex96xlCoS for about $1,000 ,,
Also from -. r. Samson the three-story ana
basement brick b. dweng GeasehoD IN NO. go
Also from the James estate. one-sixth interest IN
the plot Of land the south side OF Ihlrtleth-
ST., between Sixth and Seventh ayes, 1VlXlO5 ,
ID. c. Willoughby has sold to Pelham st. g. BIS
sell, for Sl25 900 no. 81 West feminist, an eight
story apartment-house. I.9x9l10. ,oo
Wood d Miller have sold to Dr. kissam NO Nv
West One-hundred and invent y-seventh-st three
story dwelling, for $1,000.
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THE "OLD COMMONERS ESTATE

DECISION DEvOTING IT TO CHARITABLE PCR
PosES-THE HEIRS WILL APPEAL TO
THE SUPREME COURT.
lancaster Penn. Jan. 11.--Judge Livingston this
morning delivered an opinion Diminishing the excep-
tons to and confirming absolutely the report of the
auditors in the estate Of the late Thaddeus Stevens
the cold Commoner." BY the conditions or the
WILL the estate. if it amounted to $4,000 or more,
was to be devoted to the founding OF home Tor
children in this city. without regard to race or
creed. If the estate was less than the above
amount It was to be divided among the legal heirs
The auditors found that with the accumulation
of interest the estate amounted to $1,000, and there
fore decided against the heirs the widow OF Aanson
stevens and the heirs OF DR.. Tho''~re Stevens OF
indianapolis These latter filed exceptions TO the
report on the ground that as the estate did not
amount 10 the stipulated sum without the cumu-
lated interest, they entitled to IT. The case
will be carried to the Supreme Court.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Fast ENpIrss Trains
BALTIMORE WdA,SS,i!INGToN, CHICAGO. cINCIN.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL. TRAINS.
$50 p. NJ. and i2;l6 night. pIfTsBuRG 1850 r NJ
1915 night GINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS . A. NJ. .!;ao
NJ b,o Pni@ %s Cap ,o 80 900 NJ ea SUM 900 2
daily ex 300 p NORFOLK. 1870 A. NJ daily so
T.; NJ en sun. NEW ORLEANS. T. NJ. daily
Through Sleeping via Washington and Shenan doah
Valley route onces IT,, 26i. AIS LILO Broadway. 81
East l4th-st 100 Grand-st.. N. Y: 3i4 Fulton ST.
Brooklyn; station foot OF Lherty-st.. c. Il. r. Of N J.
New-York Transfer Co. will call for arS check baggage
ANN hotel or residence TO destination.
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BREATHING SPELL FOR COUGHLIN.
THE PROSECUTION HAVE NEARLY FINISHED
PRESENTING THE CASE AGAINST HIM

THE PROSECUTION HAVE NEARLY FINISHED
PRESENTING THE CASE AGAINST HIM.
Chicago Jan. 1l.-Daniel Coughln will know
the strength Of the evidence upon which the jury
Is expected by the State to judge him guilty Of
completely nj the murder of RI. Cronin The plan
Of the prosecution was to close next Saturday. but
prolonged the trial. CoUghlin will probably face the
last witness against him next Monday or Tuesday
and after a DAYS rest the defence will enter upon
a vigorous plan Of campaign, extending over three
weeks Only morning session was held to-day. IN
order that Mr. Rottum could confer with DIS.
Henrotin Church and Sieber. who will be put upon
the stand to answer Hypothetical questions reat-
Ing 10 the injuries of tho body and cause OF death
In addition to these medical experts, there are only
three or four witnesses TO be called by the prose
cution the most important beinS i. So t,h
No more new witnesses are likely TO be lorthrr
coming although the ProsfhS ratbd n9Ve roy
who was asked TO come from GLASGOW To tcstily,
Tickets sent TO him. but the prosecution does
not know If he got them. Not word has
been received from him and it is safe to say That
he deemed ii wiser TO keep the ocean between MN,
self and the Cronin case; Other wanted witne.Se9
that Couehn wanted to hire him ito do up )r
Cronn and Moran. the hostler at Dinans stablrs
who hitched up the white horse ana saw inc
Zig Dan" will go on the stand this time and
endeavor to explain to the jury the innocence OF
hiring the horse and buggy for MS friend smith -
He Will also contradict forcbly as possible the
stories OF Mrs Horton. Mrs. Foy, Bardeen ana
Meres to being at ne places they S%orc 'I
Ms Fov hv witnesses that she testified under
promise OF pecuniary reward, as well as LOT Naiue
Mrs Conklin told to-day her story 81 the un,
shaven stranger calling with the white horse ani
the caller did and said how he dressed. and
how he conducted himself.
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hailroa0s.
n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains foot of West i2d-s. follows Is minutes
earlier from Frankin-st;
1850 A. NJ Cialy except sunday for waikiki Valley
r. H. stations. Middletown Elenville. Fallsburg Liberty
CarbOndac. Scranton, Walton. Delhi, Sidney Norwich
Utica, Rome. Oneida, Fulton. osweso,
$40 +. 81. except Sunday. Sullivan Co. Express
Waikiki Valley Railroad Campbell Hall
Middetown Eenvllle. Mountain Dale Centrevie Falls.
burg. Hurleyvlle. Liberty Falls Liberty Parksvle and
Livingston Manor.
7:45 p NJ daily Miidleown. Summitviie Falls.
burg. Liberty. Livingston Manor Rocland. Walton, sid
ney, Norwich, Oneida Fulton. Oswego.
7:i5 T. NJ. daily via Niagara Falls Reclining chair
tscats free Ncw-fork TO Niagara Falls Pullman
seepers New-iork 10 oswego Arrives Detroit 9:i0
D. Chicago go n m ST. Louis $40 r. m.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 37i Broadway.
EcwYork Transfer Company calls checks
TO destination.
j. C. ANDERSON. q. L. A..
90 Beaver St. New York.
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NEWBOOKS AND NEWEDITIONS

As q r1,le books concentrating an anniversary
arc of the dues and most useless description They
cornnrise lists of names, bills of fare. unwelcome
raminders Of feasts which the reader could not
share: perfunctory addresses. with the usual col
lection ~ stale wItticisms and frequently series
OF engravings of more intrinsic value but OF
little or no obvious relation TO the event or which
the book is a monument No such charge OF
friyolity can be brought against THE WIDER
Ouarter-Century Book" The Comstock publishing
Company Ithaca y. W Not that the plan OF TINS
hoax IS wholly original. The German universities
have what Is known as a 'Festschrift," and 1t Is
upon the model of such work that the tribute TO
Professor Burt c. Wilder. of Cornell University,
has been written and edited. Utmost the only con-
cession 10 the ordinary vanities of commemorative
occasion is the excellent portrait Of Dr. Wilder en-
graved on wood by John F. Davis. secretary OF the
American Society Of Wood Engravers. This Is the
frontispiece to the pory volume of nearly So pages
The book was meant TO assure Professor Wilder
how well he was remembered by the many students
who had in the last twenty-five years been under
his personal instruction. and TO show what results
had come from that instruction. In the period
mentioned 1t appears that the professor mas had
326l students physiology. 1883 in zoology 2o6 IN
vertebrate neurology and 10SS in special and labora-
tory courses. AS for the results OF his work, the
book presents the testimony of a series OF mono
graphs on a variety of important themes within the
range of the sciences taught by Professor Wilder
Thus the book Is merely the souvenir OF pass
ing incident II is also a valuable contribution 10
scientific literature The book is handsomely printed,
and the plates and figures in the text of the vari-
Gus articles are admirably done.
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pennsylvania
"A RAILROAD.

Streets.
I'm Effect January 10Th, 1898.
2 1890 FAST Car f P!fsouFs
D agS and s"'s Room SPns R@ SoNns
Cleveland 5:25 a. ~, CINCINNATI 7i5 N. and In.
ac s'n?'S: d5S 9l@S? S fs s. Tos
Vile and chcago Arrives Cincinnati 1879 a. m. St.
600 'r =. ws TFp!;' ExPRfEsspusn Sleep.
ing and Dining Cars to Chicago and Cleveland Ar.
745 c " f HRS'f% Hf
rr Pns nd RHg cars to ndnap s"n
5000 + roo H. PHdLS sT'?'4 E%gEI?ssrgnms9; Bqsss
Toledo daily. and clcveiani except SATURDAY.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE sou IN.
s. 500 800 1910 dmitsd Dining cq n II a M 2 iS
$50 's Sssss all ISR"as 1 All Pa 4s bH
sunday. $50 900 M, 800 'csnsress9gna llna,et
$50 D. m. i2i5 night.
1870 p. Richmond and panylle E5press ds Dali
Seepers Augisa, Tampa and SeT-Oi leans; lzls
$50 2 M aal6 70. chesapeaks and Ohio railway
FOR h oD POINT iT"3 oMFoRT " End NORFOLK via Cap.
Charles Route. a. m weekdays and with ThFousa
FL6RiTH spyciAI. or Jacksonville and $ Augusta.
Rocldcdse Gndian RIVER 9:3o A. m. $50 p. m; and
Thoms s NO rp9ys o4 TEr h M Snd ss a ava
FOR HTLkNTIc CITY. . E. m. weekdays. with Through
SsS Isarg ps 5sysa Grow, an. Point
weekdays. Sundays ai5 p m. o:l3 p m
tDo stop ksbury Park and Ocean Grove On
Su"oa''' For PHILADELPHIA;
Express: go 20 S. $50 o. $50 90. Penn'a Limitei.
1910 II n. 1910 tFlorda SpeciaD, 12yo l. 2;lc.
3. I. i3o. 3 6. :. $50, $, $50 ?. m. l2:i5 nisht
sundays Express. 6lj. $50 D. 93) 90 Limited,
1000 a. m. p 4. 80 8. g. 7:i5. S. $40 M. i2s
night -.
Ticket offices: ABB ga. L96 13 and PSI Broad
way. House. 1874 East 123th street 3l Column.
1871 sixth Avenue and foot or ipesbrosses
and Cortlanlt Streets: Court. street S'D Fulton
Street Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot
OF Fulton street. Brooklyn station. jersey CITY
Tho York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage hotels and residences through 10 des'na.
ton.
S. NJ PROVOST. j. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

D'i f ISSn q + isG s''? p"S another ssc
40 G52 Broadway. . years ,,.., -. SUI
rs IT q l2tnaye | .r.f,,,nv 81 g; 2sc
f"T TTc, NY vr,t,s mortgages 49,. 1900
Flschcr sebastian ct al % l. Schma. courtandt- -
Go riS Mort ~ 4. and vie to rtle Guanqte
and Trust Co. = liCth,t % It Of Isl NJ
Sane %s' to Lambert Suycam ii6t6.it 2e5 It
GnFnS %! 5spS ~ to Thomas M,cKcar ro,:on
ave. n @ corner Ta-dllc Place, y MONTH, o''oo
a rre5mc Jo" A. ' G5 " WV q" F..ex.t vars zoo
Harn Anna to John hlocg 2S executor yo CS 1000
nas,lcF John A. ard wife 10 c \ IIorman o .
,r, noo" T,Na,@ s. t. So rS II SD DyI>oat
1870 r. Of jcrcrson..t; demand ,....:;.:-,. 20
1o6th.si. n :. $50 IT OF Amstcrdam-ave' ,,o
Same TO Max oprcnhemer 1oCth-st $50 IT 90 m
Of AH,ter TanN y.srS $50 It Of
SAM .ms W ,,.'i' $3.50
Kahn GcIma9 ct al 70 Cha Crosse and an 500
Muaolland JAS ana vie c to w., Trust Trust Co. 1900
Mc Imam Aagr-ta and onotler to C6as / nert
nan. Prospect-a'e :. 30 # OF l5Gth--t' .,o
Nu5zhora. Adops AID aootasF e l. Uosrc' 10
SANE to riai Guar a and Tra, co. No
rfellcr Henry T. a.d xt' e ,alius ,oolSy "a
rfe s. a %% eva S of sdsy9 TS. S-' 1000
Reppschaegcr Edw C. and wife I, p p Forster 80
Eapp Flank and wife to same, lots 32i. 1925
and 300 same map. year ..-......- 40
Rorcnbloom. Morris 70 J Wittner. No ij3 80
East 5Tth-st instaments ...-.-..-.- 20
The Nacdourll street Baptist Church b. Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. No - Macfougal-St
Ste1rns Jessie Z, and Gnoh"r 20 ogden
no ..'..' 500
Tho Church OF 81 Benedict the Moor Mutual
bnwnng.st. 1 $500
rrcct. 4 Alon2o - l. Tects. 12si-st. =
nj u " Of Manhattln-aye, mortgages.
wears .................. 3i5c'
'Os" Ssd-'t' Of CthoSe 3 wears eoo'
y. i.oth-st, " Of Hni-terlan,-aye year 100 90,
Wllett, Lizzie \, and another to Emigrllt In
Of adaye ycar' 0'' 4OOl
Alexander, Henry NJ jr. 10 Equitable Life As
So. ieo Il 81 5th.ave. > .. 500;
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF W-JERSEy
(Anthracite coal used eXclusvely)
Four tracks Automlric Block signals
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty 81.

anthracite
Four tracks. AUom1tic Block signals.
Trains leave station foot of Liberty St
Time Table m Effect Dec. ~ lss.,, q,
For Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown Maueh ChunH' &c,
TO Eastonj. i:3 545 7:3O Allentown 7. NJ. Sundays
40 7:l5 A. NJ. 1900. $50 N. - =,
Io 80 80 p. NJ. sundays, 40 4; ~ =,
For Reading 400 500 s.i5. 1000 1i;3o A. No
10 1880 300. 900 5:i5. 73o 7. NJ. l215 night sun:
days. 4 80 A. NJ. 100. $780, $50. 1880 r. H.. l?;lS
For Harrisburg at 400. 500. s;45 A.. NJ, 10 49,
400 5;ii p. NJ, 1918 night. Sundays 100 $50 r. NJ
For Sunbury. Lewisburg. and w!amsport a, 400
500. s:i5 A. NJ. ll0. 1880 100 p NJ l2;i2 night ex-
eept saturday night. sundays. ';l5 A. NJ 1870 +. Ne
sd ganE long apcG and POINTS 81 ''qIh 90 . 10 PP RSi
Bank 900 100 j3S 20 Rcd fan'O 6:l5 p. NJ sun
DAYS except Ocean Grove and Asoury PARK. 300 A. NJ.
~ FOR LAKEWOOD.
Barneeat 4:3o Sis A. Il. las 420 p. ".
For Atlantic city. NineIand and Bridseton 43o A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach scabrgh, and Highland Beach
80, s:i5 li2o 4 M p 10. i;'' 400 ago p NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia. week days. 400. 500 300 lO.o.
i ic Ghn ,I Car A. NJ 20 59S tGS Banst f iss
night sunday $50 900 1880 Dining cap A. NJ.
go. 500 Dining carr. 7:3o r. NJ. 1915 night ,,,o
For BALTIMORE and WashggSon week Ssys 90 o @
p. NJ. i2i5 night sundays goo. 1870 Dining Carl
A: A. 1880 800 Dining Carr. 7.so P. NJ. 1915 night,
aa 2 ans q5oFo Gar sf'' fa9 0 SrpaSSa
l3 East l25th ST. 26t West 18th
S. l Columbus Ave. ewYGrl C9r ST. $50 Eg FL.
New-York Transfer Company will call for and check Dag
gage from hotel or residence to destination
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WHITE STAR Ll\E.

.rc,,o,ic Ian u H. m tTrtanuir. Feb - IL %
sN,,tes,. n m lsNtfD.'lc. Feb u. q n
Geruanic Jan ~. m i'itfnAnlc. 10 = T." p m
sAdrlafc. Fob. = = m y ltni, M'i " - T. III.
From White star Dock foot - West lo'h.s'
No cotton carried hy a.s'ng'r steamers ~ if M
cation - lcrti Second cabin On those steamer - ~
$50 s,cerage or rho Oh Country - 80. 20
I-5adv,ar .s,w YoiL IhulderlIf nHrr. 800 Nalnuts,
H. MAITLAND EEE~Lf. Agent
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LEHIGH VALLEY R. R.

Stations foot OF Cortlnndt and Dcsbrosscs Streets
VESTIBULE TRAIN. PULLMAN COACHES.
0:sO 4. VI. for BUFFALO and Suspension Bridge
u and . 4. vi. for BUFFALO Suspension Bridge and
Chicago.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 23Js
20i, 1928 Broadway, f3 BOwery l55 East 10th
York. $50 Fulton St. Court ST. and yS Broad.
way Brooklyn. New-York Transfer Company Will call
check baggage from hotel residence through -
destination
ROlI.IN II. WILBUR. CIIAS. :. LEE
Genl Supt. Eastern DIV Gen'l Pass. Agent
a. W. NONNEMACHER. WM. r. SMITH
Assistant Gen'l Pass. Agent. Gen'l Z. Pass. Agt
(:cn'I Eastern Onirc. 23J Broadway.
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ilmfurnisheo Apartments 60 Cet.


TG1[g ALEXANDRIA,
EORTIiWESr COR. DIST ST. AND OTH' AVE-
Elegant suites to rent. Newly decorated and steam
heated All improvements Rents $50 TO $40 Der month
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RR.
stations in New-YOrk foot of Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
VESTIEIUED TRAINS. PULLMAN COACHES

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOoMFIELD. MoNTCLAlR.
THE ORANGES summit Bernardsvie. BaskinS
Ridge, Madison. MorristoMn, Passaic Paterson Boon.
ton. Dover. Stanhope. BUD DDS LAKE, LAKE no.
PATCoNG Haekettsown, SGiiooLEY.s MOT NTAiN;
GAP. sTRoUDSBURG, Pocono Mountains, SCRAN.
TON, PITTsToN. MiLKESBARkE, NANTIC0kE,
HAMTON OXFORD NORWICH Watervle UTICA.
RICHFIEI.D SPRINGS. Cortland. SYRACUSE, OS
WEGo. ITHACAi owEGo,, ELMIRA, CORNING:
WEST. NORTHWEST AND soUTHwEsT: nv
PRESS. Pullman Palace Cars. Connects at Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving 80 a. m. next
7:2o A. M.--BINGHAMToN MAI. Stops at principal
100 ?. M.-sCRANToN. BINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars. 1900
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman parlor
1880 p. NJ. Hailyl-BUFFALo LIMITED EXPREsa
Pullman Seepers. Arrives 7:i5 n. IN.
600 i. NJ. (Dailyl-BCFfAIO, UTICA and OSWEGO
EXPRESS. Pullman Sleepors
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 3
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Dantlns 1taormlrs.

A r.,XANDER MACGREGoR's Mendclssohn Assembly
"A rooms 55th-st Private lessons ana classes
IN dancing.
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GERMAN MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. 5. co. On
WNMIH-RG AMERICAN JACKET co
Fast steamers between Ncw-York and Azores Gibraltar
Alrers. Naples and Genoa
Fulsa, Jan. 81. 10 \. NJ.
for Alriers. Naples. Genoa
Kaiser W. IL. Feb. 10. 10 \. NJ.
for Algiers. Naples. Genoa
Spree Feb. Il. : \. NJ. for Azores. Genoa
Normannl. Feb. -. . \ NJ,
FOR Algiers. Naples. Genoa
Fulda Mar O. \. NJ. for Azores. Uenoa
Columbia March 10. a. NJ,
for Algiers. Naples. Genoa
Kaiser ". H.. March Il. A. NJ.
for Azores Genoa.
Vera March - \. NJ.
FOR AlCiers. Naples. Genoa
Al steamers stop a. Gihralfaf ,.,- 81,
steamers ~ either lin"
from naples Genoa Gibraltar HAMBURG lremcn lr'nd"
ana S,u;harnpion Direct connections from Genoa ana
Natlos t. Erypt and the East by the North German
Ilovd :. :. GO = Imperial Mall steamers
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD =. ;. 90 . o., o.
O.lrichs y Co.. Grnl AIS. : Bo~linS Grcen'
HAl'kl.T 90. IWAy.