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REAL ESTATE.
PRIVATE SALES RECORDED.

Stabler & Smith have sold for Mrs. Maria c.
Rusher to Charles C. GUSTAV, hve-story brown
stone tenement house. 25xsS9. No Al West twenty
seventh-st price nominal; also for James Living
ston to Mrs Agnes G. Turnbull, three-story
brown-stone house 176x50xlO0. No l6O West Ninety
second-st: consideration nominal The reported
sale of the Hotel Endicott. Eighty-frst-st.. and
Columbus-ave, is authoritaevely denied. 1t Is not
in the hands of any agent for sale.
John Livingston. builder has sold to Matthew
Murray Nos. l35 TO 1i3 West Eighty-fourth-st, five
fve-story single fats each 22xSixlOO feet Tor
David Stewart. broker. has sold for Mrs, Joanna
McSorley to Jacob Butler four lots on the norm
of Amsterdam-ave.. for $1,000; for the Stewart
estate, John NJ. Cahill for improvement. the plot
hfty-second-st.. $50 feet west OF Amsterdam-ave,
for $1,000 and the lot on the west side OF Amser-
Homer Bostwck & Co.. brokers' have sold to
Mary a. Osborn. No. 121 East Eighty sixth-st.. for
f. il. Mathews has sold for the estate Of John
Mathews. No. 3I3 East Seventy slxth-st., a five
story double-tenement house, SxS5xlO22 feet. for
70 q Vest Ffteenths s three-story dwelIing
25xlO3.S. for about $4,000. J. Il. Bruziere has sold
S Mr M Weer x 30 for about
Casey, builder, has purchased OF the Madisan es.
corner Of CoGmbns-ave and Eighty-fourth-st. for
$4,000 on which lots the purchaser proposes 70
has sold for William Miller, to william Jones. No
81 Columbus-ave 25x76xsO, fye-story fat. for ST.
80: for John Livingston, No. 5S6 COlumbus-ave.,
hve-story fiat for $4,000 and for c. w. Thetford;
two lots in Amsterdam-ave.. 50 feet north %, OF
Eighty thrd-st. TO HoSeeman & Wesslan, for $5l,-
90. J. Clarence Davies has sold for Mrs Della
Johnson. 10 John B. Callard. the northeast corner
OF Wcstchester-ave and Fox-st., 26xgS for 5000;
and for Mrs Sutcllr. to Patrick Mckenna. at the
same price. the lot by about 50 by irregular al the
northeast corner Of One-hundred fifty sixth ST
and Union-ave. William X Aston has sold. at
10000 the tour-story brick tenements. Nos 1876 TO
Az East Eighty -siXth-st.
Joseph Oatman has sold for Anthony Lavelie 10
James f. Hynes. n four-story brown-stone dwelling
with lot size 206x50x9s9 No. ZIG West Thirty-niHth-
ST.; terms private.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN r. R.
stations I'm New-Yors foot Of BARCLAY ana
Christopher Streets.
VESTIBILED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
Coaches pINIsCH LIGHT.

u 4tNh La-DJI. lLl.J. AONI SL-aA-
THE ORANGES. summit Bernagdsyile. bAsAns
Kldge Madison. MorrstOWn, sassa!c Paterson b2ys'
ton, Dover starhope BJDD , LAKE, LAhE NJ
PATCONG, HackcttAtown. SCHOOLEi'S AOlM ~,
Mashinston PIIILLIPsBCRG. EASTON. WAIEh
GAP, STkOUDSBURG, loeono Mountains sCk!A>nr,-
TON, PITrSTON. WILkEsBARRE NANTIC0AE.
DANvILLE, NORTHUMBERLAND. Montlose B IEG'
KicHFIELD STRINGS cortland, SYRACUSE; 90, os'
WECO. ITHACA. OWEGO ELMtRA CoRNIH1.
nATH pASSylLLE.. BUEFAL I; ,,,,: as 81 all p'n"
200 A. M-BlNGHAMToN MAIL stops at pTinepa
eco A. M-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAMTno,S
UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO ENPkk.ss Ey I,s
Runes Parlor Cars connects at Ban ,o-1b S''
TOO p: M-sCRAN'roN. BINGHAMroN and ELNihA
EMPRESS. Pullman parlor -, VA,
4:lO L. M-SCRANTON. WILkESBARRb ana fbiN'
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman pallor cars ,,,.,,y.u
1:3O p NJ (Daily)-BCFFALO. SCRANTON blNNi,i,nss.
TON and ELMlRA LIMITED EMPRESS. fu"H'SS
Buffet Seepers. Arrives at I 10 a. m ,,,>,cu.u
600 p. NJ ODaily)-BuFFAIo SCRANTON BI XX1Gpsss
TON UTICA, SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EAFFS'''
riCyKiETs AND Pt'TrMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a.
Murrayst 40 broadway. Tickets at ferry sta,Snn
7s5 and broadway 80 West i25th st. 30 SoanUsv
ave New York 33s anu 1925 Fultonst and - Broa,nv
Brooklyn Time tables. giving full Information al al "
tons. - g, A.. .,A
check baggage from hotel residence TO Destination
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ZEAL EsrATE TRANSFERS.

Madlson-st. No lo3. Benedict a Klein to Joseph mn
Butcnwoisrr. 4hVo
Lots III and ils. Owen's map ~ 3. Greenwich. ,
Same property; Marietta Echols 70 Louise ,
same urorertv. charles r. McVary 10 same.
Treicni ~ 1cn '''s. '''.'' 1000
i1 1t, ~ ,. ina ~ "'S' i'''' .. 5000
271n'si s. @25 n " II otr-ayc. 55xiSp;
tino Cnrmetp 10 Aldlgh!er Siefang. .....,.......
55thsf s. =. - n " shave ~ 3NlVp3; { =
Du-cnblry and exrs. to Mary l. Thomas 4, 900
,i IN ''9 s. -, II W Of io,h-arc 2jxIoo5:
Thomas T. Foran Margaret Form. ........ W
5lst--i. 20 q " Of loth-a'e, 25Nioo same ~
75th-st l3I West John Egan ct al TO John 900
Ia,,n-st 8 - - n % - Madson-ave. Agostno -
o'arnato 20 Teresa Rossano ............... 10
iioth-st. ~ East. Jonas Well 81 al to Louis &,
,iSfb-s, n s. 1859 :, = ~ Pieaslnt-ave. 10 lOx
llSsh ~ a., e. 100, -, g. R,pp @.....-.... 1900
M n, ';,rrcntirpc- 20 john Mccarthy. 100000
H,,1o,n Nsihan 10 Frank II Davles.. 5000
IL .a-ai. 80 = < eih.ay' hp lIhi-,, 600
Minnie I. TAt'l~ willard = Little and another 100
l-' WYNN % ihey TO Lazarus Fried ........ 1890
regular. Leonard Mcclaurey to Margaret Nc ~
Es'e, ;a ~ @n' - Iien 'i, James 1860
1t ls, map ~ Melrose. etc. Frank A Tossing .
- sylvester Kroner and another. ga. -. "
i37;h-s' - - q u Tuniiy-nf" '"tPl caro- ooo
limo Never o. Kaspnr Muller and aroiher.... SVOo
1t tGe map - part ~ Ierrinn Farm. Henry
Rarrian d, Charles woodward. ..............
Lots II and Il. block 40 map 81 part % foN
estate 23i ward Thomas Ilntt 10 Domeinco o.oo
t., - man Of Belmont village. Annie spen-
Mary l. Mcmahon. o''"o
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n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave OF West 42d-st. as followA ID m''
earlier from Frankn-st: ., y.Iss
7 30 A. NJ daily except Sunday FOR Waikiki, ,,s-v.
II. X. statcHs. Middletown, erville Falsburs
Sarbondale. Scranton. Walton. Delhi sidney. N0'"~
Utica, Rome. Oneida. Fulton OsIeso. -. s,f
3;i5 r. NJ except sunday sullivan Co . Middle.
Waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell nan
town. EllenvlIe Mountain Dale. Centreyils fn live
Hureyville. Liberty Falls. Liberty ParksVlie Anu -
irgston Manor. ,-,.,urs.
7:4s r. NJ daily Mlddletown summityiile Fas.S',s
Liberty, Livingston Mano-. Rocklani Walton rnstr,i
Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. oswego. Niagara fa''' D'N
Chicago - ,.awav
Tickets and Pullman aocommoda.lons at al Broad"'"
]. c. ANDERSON. q. p T..
sc Beaver-st.. New-t"|
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GUNNER Resort Dui0e.
GOING TO TINE C0UMTRYp

Looking Tor some place winch Combines
Health Pleasure. Economy?
q FOR postage call and get free
at offices below. the illustrated book Summer Homes "
II gives list hotels boarding houses with
GOOD BOARD At 50 PER WEEK
md upward in sullivan Ulster and Ielsware Counties
tario and Western Railway 1000 feet above the sea
location. prices fares. &C. all in .; be had free
In York Nos ii lG5. III 2l2 3!l. 9it and 323
Broadway. 737 9th Az, -: East 18th ST., 29i Yves,
l25th St 81 Columbus Az. H. Aston Place, ticke,
offices foot OF franklin and West 42i sis in Brooklyn
ST. $50 Fulton St. 215 Atlantic Az. 9S Broad
way. 2i9 Manhattan Az: Greenpont. or Of J. G Ander-
on May 20 30 excursion tickets FOR fare will
he sold a7l Broadway and ferry Offices. giving OPP
portunty Of personally selecting summer home and
also enjoy n days fishing In this delightful region:
tickets good returning May 81.
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PLAYING FOR THE association.

The monthly business meeting Of the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association OF this city will be held
at No. East Fifteenth-st.. to-day at II a m.
Reports will be presented from the different depart
ents especial attention being given to the work Of
the West Side Branch OF the Association and Of
the Relief Committee and TO the plans for the
Fresh-Ar work OF the coming summer. All women
are invited TO attend and interest themselves IN the
associations various work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07

Judge In ST. Clair means imprisonment IN jail. For
more than ten years the County Court of ST. Clair
has resisted the process Of the Federal courts IN
the matter OF making levy TO pay interest on a
railroad debt contracted about twenty years ago.
The debt and interest now amount 70 sl,OnW IN
round numbers. about one-third or the assessed
valuation of the county The people unani-
nous I'm resisting any recognition OF the debt
County Judge after County Judge has been sen
position to yield. When the new Judges are APP
pointed they too will go TO jail.
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Jrsfrnrtlon.
For Boys and Young Men.-Ci'

For Boys and Young Men.-City
ITO THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE
Sir: course. you viii not for a moment inAs'"e
that want The Tribune, TO interfere IN any
way with your high function At present 1t IL as inuch
az 7 can do to this daily artice-and pay TOT IT,
am only anxious that it should be properly edi'eu anu
20 to the right people and that proper respect
should be shown TO advertising columns next the
reading BY the wonder what proportion
Of YOUR readss ever glance the advertisements-at
least read them you know have been on the point
testing requesting the readers OF my
articles 10 write me-just line. even send me their
card | would Ike such list for purposes Of my own
and IL might be the advantage Of the writer's am
preparing little that would like TO send 70
intelligent people. And / will send II to all who
spond to this request. II they are Tribune men.
Yours faithfully. = : PACkAKD
lO East 23d-st
Ncw-York. May =.
,-r,-1.pc1ry ,Nf,Ap cl-tInnr We, n6th.st
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nrc0nnrn MOETGAGES.

noss, william. and VII. 70 6 ouncsensush ,,ooo
BOND. Emily X. 10 Albert Foss 22ds' p 10
NJ. rr,ns 81 II IT, us.on Toda mortgages
i27thst. corner Conven'-ave. and other ., s,o
sdmS pY to benjamin SS Nathan 21h-. corner ,o
cla2R Iia,,,e to Thomns stokes and another
ecutor- and trustees Eldridge-S' " corner .. ooo
Fdx Wal,cr and wife 10 Abraham stern and an
othcr. EliridEe-st. corner Rivington-st .,oo
Faron Francl. O and VIE to caroline GeiS-r oooo
30 !, ~, " or an,,scr - Hradley l.
Eaton. trustee. Eidrigc-s,. ~ corner ki'ins-
ras ia"ard ana VIE 70 Anna II M MOI o1Ss;
, il's,y - II u 10000
Ga.. Ka,ia}in@ to Katie Harold. iis,hst o,o,
s Ssis;5 Y IssiS =, n 3 ,s
2 9t ~. go - w "''' .1'''' 2oa7S
Kao'n E..a ana anossr 20 seyi .So In'''i
luton '"'h' " s. '--'' II .' w. 5000
rgen. .lohn j. and vie. ct ai 70 THE GUARANTEES
ana Trust go. ~ n u '5th-st, years. 49,. ]-VV
ITgsass Charlie ana we Q, 70 It Hs' ef SoSm
Iorch Erae5t p and VIE. 70 General SYNOD
f,rmeI church America. iish-st 80. 2'o " ,eooo
Mccarth W. Insa and mife to Randolph iuggen
hcmcr io.t-st. cor OF Madi'on-ave' and o.. .oo
Muller. Ca;par' and wife 70 Caroline Meyer ga,
MrMals o, Mary = T. II to Thomas a Spencer coum
bla-aye. = % Z, = centre line ~ block be- oo
Mccsrhy ' J'ha to az i,andoph GGesenh.lner, iols
Nerris John S1' O. ami VIE. to Frank j. Bodgett
N,tt.sf W cor Springs ycars.......... 1000
SAM y.ar - i''.a'' u 5000
RiirnoI George II and WIFE Rachel Green.
oh u =. e0-225 II Of lst-ave mortgages. $500
Rapp. John and another. 70 Katharine Gass. $500
be-
Thomas. Mary l.. and another 70 9. Coles
Dus.nhury and another. trustees. 5Jth-st rs. l5
u ave. ............ 1000
Vrrdenburgh Harriet VI. and another. to Jennie
81 Eraiy. Columbia and Monroe ayes. -,
S years s.re 5000
Del ponnn. Mary Thomas Plat. lots II and
months w.. "p 1870
ave. 1901 II Of l27th-st demand ......... $3.50
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW. JERSEY

-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
Trains leave station foot q Liberty ST. .
40. 1913 e:,0 ll:t5 % Eas'onl a. NJ i:l0 iso ~
70 Easton) D. 545. 20 o. Allentown. p. " Sundaya
$50 rms A. 81 100. 30 r. VI. =,
For So Ps,on ard Ssrsn'Sn BIO H.
ITO lao 40 400 SIS 1870 P ~. 1918 night. sqa'
For ' Hsrr'sbsrs a, 20 500 $40 4 H. Ito 10
ZOO s:45 p. NJ. ELS night. sundays 100. $50 p ~
For sunbury. LewIsbu-g ana wllism.por. At 40 500
urdsy night SUNDAY fls A. NJ, 10 p ", i2l5 1,sh, :
For Red Bank Lone n5arch and pon,s sosis 70 p s
Pank) 400. 40 C5:ss TO Red BanD sjs z :od sSs'
FOR LAKEWOOD.
<:30. si5 A. NJ. 1:45 $40 30 T. NJ z... 90, p.,.
nesat go Sis A. NJ. las. 4:20 p a.
For Atlantic City vineland and BFidgeton- "a" ~ -
40 SIS 7, % A 10 las 400. 40 P n sur
DAYS 900 \ 100 n "
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia, weeA G4.s 49, 800, 49, Wy@
IL 80 DINING Ca) A. NJ. 80 BOD 400 (buaet PAlos
Carr. 100 dining can 600. $50, s.i5 T. NJ I'D
80 500 CDinin-s carr 7.8O p ~ ~ IS night,
For Baltimore and Washington. week days. 300. u@@
Dining Carr A. N. 20. 300. 500 Dining Car. 800
p IFS night SUNDAYS. $50 II 90 S pm n,S CAP
Tickets and pari,r STATS can Be procured at IN
2sl. as. ga. Il4o s29 BROADWAY. 73I Oh Ays, 81
East ith St. l34 East l25th s., 25i Wes, iS'is s.
ST.. BROOKLYN: 0S Broadway. Williamsburg. The New.
York Transfer Company will call for and check baggsss
from hotel residence to destination.
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West 42d-st- Station. New York
minutes earlier from loot FTanA!n-sI. Fob
o:l5 4. M.-Daily Tor Albany Utica % .Ss'raro e.
ester, Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit. ShN~'
cept Saturday for Toronto. 49,, sxrscuss
o15 u. M.-Day for Albany. Montreal. UTICA ipe.rois
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls TORONTO
Cleveland and Chicago ana. Roche
S:1S l.. M.-Dally for Albany, UTICA Sypnsas.,, Ctevss
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto petr''@ -
land Chicago. ear accorss
uodatons apply city offices Brooklyn and ether
at stations Timetables at principal hotels r'' Wv
formation address AGENT
& Vanderbilt ave. New-i"-
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prsrcyIyG UNDESIRABLE yUpGssH1pS

jefferson City. Mo-, May 6-The three Judges OF
the County Court OF st. Clair County yesterday
sent their designations to Governor Stone. This
would not be an important incident were 1t not for
the fact that an election appointment as County
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. CINCIN.
"futLaAN CAR sERvlcE 't on AL Nj. TRAiSs
Leave New-York. foot OF Lberty-st. daily, CHICAGO
i;,9 p NJ 'ad d III, nIght 81 PI1TsRgR9 1870 P NJ
weekdays, 500 p, M Sundays 7:3o p, 81, WISHING.
TON BALTIMORE, 900 On 80 A, NJ Dining Carr. 1880
100 I2i5 aisht. An trains daily except, 500 p. NJ
NEW;oRLEANs s;Co p M daily through Sleeping car
illuminated by pinsch Light oicei iI2. 26i AS lao
broadway. 81 East i4thst.. 400 Grand-st. n. " 3n
Of x n rranst.r Company will call for ssxx.s>
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE No. 1922 Broad
way, "a door north 81 Thirtv-nrst-st.; and ADVER,
TISEMENTS Mt the following Branch Onices: 254
Eghth-ave Twenty third St. 1872 Sixth-ave
1877 Fourthave. corner Fourteenth-st: 100 Thrd,ave
hrsst: LOS Trstave 100 Wet Forty seconds 1902
Coumbus-ave ~ Avenue A. 1929 Third-ave.: 20 West
Foureenth-st ~ West Fortysecond 65s Third
1885 Thirdaye 2o5l Third ave-. between one-hundrsd
and twelfth and One-hundred- nd thirteenth sts
In Brooklyn. at GO Court-st.; 5o5 De Haibave; l260
Bedfordaye.. I'D TO o. m. at regular Office rateA
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ER lE l. In E s..

York foot OF Chambers-st.. daily an follows anu
miutes earlier nom West 23d-st ,,.,.rly Bins'
ok "a. a.. sstlbI.ea rApress Tor "asea,i Sa4Ar
o'lo han,ton klmira Buffalo bradiogu 49,
nanca- PaIor B.ffa.o. a., ,-.,, for Cnt
Roo +. M.-veStlbuls Limited solid ssensrs 70 CHI
ago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining FsllA
On L. M.-SolId train e. Chicago VIA "'"e a..
O.oO sleepcrs 20 Buffalo and Chicago .s.arn Falls
&.20 i. M-Via Chautanaua Lake an 10 BUFFALO
o'oO Solid t;aii Chicago Seepe'' -
,hicago and Cincinnati. ,~p PULLMAN
ocAL TINE TABsE or al ard Isl Bloaiwsy ~
East l25thst chamoe: and Wss, Hobokse
York: 333 Fultonst.. Brooklyn 200 calls g
ana Jersey City Station Erie Transfer sV,ps 10 49,
and checks baggage from hote's ana res'aeA'
nation.
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Furnished 6ouses 90 fet-Conntrr


ITO LET IN LYME CONN. 4 large. very old colonial
modern cottage. both handsomely furnished
comfortable convenient; delightfully."- situated win hne
views. la hing the Perpont House the
Brooklyn Institute Sum.ner school Of Art also 9tner
houses and lands let and FOR sale. Apply to PHIL
LIPS & WELLS Tribune Building. or T. e. SAILS
BURY, New-Hayens Conn.
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GlWTEl TRAYElW@Go
d ATLANTIG C 1,iy W. = 7.
LONG BEACH ASS0GlAl Tl0Nl
Announces the opening o.
LONG BEACH, l.. D.


This posor. IS within easy reach NJ NewYo7k AMI
Brooklyn Frequent trains, moderate rates The Beach
IS uncxcelled as a rcsor anywhere on the At
lantc Coast
Malaria and kindred troubles mr." unknown Sanitary
enforced Pure drinking water from pro-
tected springs the mainland both FIrf AMI SIN water
bathing Unlimited opqorunlties for boating and fishing
HOTEL will be conducted upon European Or American
plan will open juno 1t under the management OBJ; Nr
Charles l. Lindsay. Rooms Will - Jet AZ Reasonable
rates Transfer, rate. 81 70 per day American plan
Liberal reduction ror week. month or season.
FURNISHED COTTAGES can he -ented for 500 and
upwards and will be ready ~ May II. Gas md water
are included in rent. THE ASSOCIATION IA, arranged
for SUMMER PARLIAMENT during July and August.
REV DAVID JAMES BTRREIL. J.. y. PRESIDENT.
The following Vel-knoWn speakers Will Cooperate;
Joseph Cook Prot Alfred G.. Schaufier. Jesse L. Nur
but i. T.. Wilbur r. crafts. -. T.. John I. Stuiier
i. y 4. e. Dixon u j.. Rcy. \. steams. John O.
Woollcy Thomas J.. Murphy Mrs. J. Ellen Foster. Mrs
Isnrnes. Dr Francis L.. CihrE r. ~ Tyler u. D.. NfA
Botiorc Mrs. OstrnnIer. snd many others
Detailed prospectus WI Do mailed On request.
LONG BEACH ASSOCIATION,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07

RI UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ~ West 56th-st.
u S7h year Prepares colleges scientific schools
business PRIMARY DEPARTMENT Four resident pupils received
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RAILROADS..
" RAILROAD
RAILROAD.
eiAIlONs foot o. Dr,b D,s.t snl rortI,,t, s,,...
In Eject Eehruarx nth isn.

siAfIOSs foot o. D',br,r, sni cort,,,n s,,..,.
s,oo Ia Effect February 10th. iso4.
1000 A. Vi. rENSsYIvANiA "a; ;.,S y rrrs:,;Ous
ss Carr Room Xvs s'sg asss. D2
: sSSli r. H. 4 tisS$dS Sis ana laa.''
yls ana Gheaso Arrive eincinna iSso JAS L0r:'
ei0o r. H. WESTERLY HRss' E Z = s....
HI fs!f1sH p EkpR P..'
res ne Sns f+; me- to GRGnne apt 5 s
500 3 IT, BAc ~ s' s%SR TsTRnf ro,,
nxLTrNonE WAsH ING sS,pT 40 THE souTu
fsSsss.';'SP1 t es 4. E' r. VI ss ssS!
ali Pay;o s SSs s DD1 n s2o La
$40 s.D. r. ~ A AsSs and paays Ergrss dan,
ooS 6Ai IVY .f Callers to A,s and s. Assu'a
For ThT Sb P foSffRPs t END PRPs
A Ss;SS$ SoHsf Nr o@ ' ~a with .s''''
TAMPA Jaoksoaye. Ss,,s,;on $50 p ssi's sss
r s'' R4A 4 FS5' Gc1 fTR ins % s. '
For Esr f faIa 5 MxY fI u q ss.s-4sy.
Pe' M we. slS a A. i2Oo gao
Do not stop at Asbury Park and ocean Grove %
o y0R PHILADELPHIA.
" a 81 2 snGa 3 E taS ss IA
s: S9 90 Limiefl looo A NJ. :: :. 4:sO' g. g. i&
Tif&s. to-, o Gs. Nos .s5 o. s Broadway,
oaad ' srecs a coa r Street. foot So :, Pc
ION s 81 T,o ny Broadway and Broyn Annex sos
The Tanst.r T copany @ can 's s, sOS
'assIs' f PPEy s9sr' and residences 'hrqss sao
"enerai "ana~rr Gereral P.,sr Agent
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Summer Resorts.

BLUE ElOUEI17A1GI Lake.
PROSPECT HOUSE.
Reached by Hudson River II. r. Delaware and IIud-
Saratoga. Endorsed by leading NewYork physicians
Situated the beautiful lake IN the Atrondacks
II is rsclass hotel IN every respect. II has all tho
ordinary facilities Tor making summer outing pleasant
besides REALLY excellent shooting and fishing
HOTEL OPEN FROM JUNE -. Hotel annex ec.omm!-
dating about 80 guests open from May until Now l.
Apply W T. GRAFF. Manager.
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for June. parl1r IN summer direct TO hotel
grounds
ton AZ Fffth Ave. Hotel y y. May on u. 10 =.
m. will call address In y. Y. or brooklyn In
morning evening y same days
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HOTGl BR[&SllNg
LAKE HOPATCONG. NEW-JERsEN.
Capacity. 500. u hours. VIZ -. l.. q ". Il. r.: 200
feet elevation accessible elegant mountain resort for
families. superb views drives and bathing exceptionally
fine ladies billiard pari1r. also smoking. card and ban
Duct rooms. Apply AZ New-Yoriy orirr 2Gi Broadway.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

John Farrell OF No. 395 De Kalb-ave. who in
suited Mayor and Mrs. Schieren in a street-car on
Sunday afternoon. when drunk. sent to jail by
Police Justice Walsh yesterday for tweny-nine
days
The April Grand Jury sworn in yesterday by
Judge Moore in the Court OF Sessions. and Henry
D. Turner of No. 10 s.: Mark s-ave.. made
foreman.
Professor George w. Plympton. OF the Electrical
Subway Commission. estimates that to put all the
ciiy's fire and police telegraph wires underground
will cost 100000.
The second trial OF the suit Of Mrs. Kitty Levy 10
recover s25 900 from Moses Levy for the alienation
OF the affections Of her husband Sylvan Levy was
begun yesterday In the City Court. They were
married on January Is 1899. and February a
Mr.. Levy induced his 20 return home, on the
plea that his mother sick. and his wife did
not him again. His father sent him West
A mass-meeting of representatives OF the reform
Democracy OF Brooklyn WI be he'd this evening In
the Academy Of Music. There will BE- three dele
gates from each election district and the constitu-
ton proposed by the Committee OF One Hundred
for the new organization will be adopted Edward
NJ Shepard Will preside, and addresses will be