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The herald., 1895-03-31
FOR sAIE-coUNTRy PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.
$s0.-Iii acres on electric car line, near
city; good house, orange trees. etc.
&25U0-6 acres fruit and alfalfa lands; I'm.
proyements worth the price.
400 per acre--with water, choice fruit and
alfalfa land 10 miles from city; must be sold
easy terms.
%75 to 800 per acre-,l50 acres choice fruit
and alfalfa laad, l2 miles from the city, in D
to IO-acre tracts; land Ia cultivation; easy
terms.
$50 per acre Choice fruit. barley and wheat
land Water In abundance.
$25OO-2 acres at Burbank. laid out in bear
ing fruits and flowers, good 6-room hoose, all
modern i'm rovements, stable, carriage shed,
wei, etc easy terms
x2Ouu--1 acres ut san Fernando, in bearing
figs. blackterrie etc. good a-room house
plent water NIL fenced only $500 cash, bal.
ance easy terms.
xlou -i6J ,cres In Tular, county; AL soil
for fruits, farley, wheat or alfalfal In artesian
belt; ii miles from ruare city; Improvements
cost over 1900, consisting OF house. barn and
we'll. This is bArgain; owner must sell; easy
terms.
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E'oR SALE
FIRsT-CLAss PROPERTY.
IN LOS ANGELES CITY.

IN IsOS ANGELES
No l-Charming residence and grounds
IA oom house, modern i'm improvements, barn,
ETC.. corler Of sixth street and Beaudry ave
nue..
nue., between Fifth and sixth streets.
30 tie lots in block II W. NJ. T., each
nue, Firth street and Bcaudry avenue. This Is
onc OF the choicest blocks in the city.
No 4-All OF block 10 oi w: NJ. r., bounded
by Reaudry avenue and Fifb Figueroa aud
Fourth streets.
50 8. North 5ola acres in DivsionsB, lot ..
OF block 20, G. H. l..
conlaining l7}a acres. This is supposed to be
AT WEST LOS ANGELES.
No 7-On Western avenue, acres Of
choice girden, ana situated in Water District
NO. l.
AT LONG BEACH:
No. s-The south hall o: farm lot IL of the
Alamitos tract, containing Z SA-1O0 acres
pan Ell to olives, prunes and igs-prunes and
hgs in bearins. This IS charming property,
and is across the street west OF the famous
Dillon homestead on the south side Of the
Cerritos Hills.
AT LA CANADA:
No. 9-Several 5 and iO-acre lots in billiard
tract This is first-class fruit land, W I'll the
best OF water reservoired and piped to land,
Ia Canada is favored vail y about l miles
north OF Los Angeles City, at the base Of the
Sierra Madre Mountains. In time 1t will be-
come great health resort and one the most
valuable of the city suburbs
NO Farm lots i'll the Gould tract. lately
subdivided and put in trst.class rder for
colony: water reservoir and piped to la d,
and rhads and avenues laid out rea iy for home
building. This is choice land for olive orange
ana prune cdlture-a portion already planted.
Inquire of owners, W. ID. q NJ J.. GOULD,
Temple b ock, Los Angeles, Cal 81
LOR SALE-A SAMPLE OF NElsWENDERs
II persuade S.
%i0U-That elegant high lot ID lock q, of
Moulton's add, OH Workman st. just off T.
Main; street graded and severed.
$50 each very fine lots on Patton street
street graded half cash balance years. Fine
oil lots.
H25,'--Choice oil lot near Second st. Park
$500 each OF the finest lois in southwest
near Pearl and Me cnth SIS, stre.t graded,
curbed and sidewalksd.
xluOO-A choi corner. S6xl3O on cable
line, los in.
$l35O-Very nice new 5room cottage in
southwest, near electric line. rect gr .ded and
sidewalked half cash,
xI31U-Ni l-room cottage on Pasadena ave,
near business center OF East Los Angeles, V, ry
slightly and desirable location lot alone is
worth the money; 800 cash, balance any rea-
sonafle payments.
%I0O-Elegant lot in best location on Down v
ave, Box 80 to 20 foot alley.
rJlIu acres. miles from Burbank, all
level land EO Sc and well.
$1,000 u acres in alf lfa, in city, choice loca
ton and fine land. W. H. NEISWENDER, 2i3
w. First street. 81
The herald., 1895-03-31
FOR sALH--c1TY PROPERTY
~ OsPER. SMITH & CANNON.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, LOANS.
AL 5timson Block.
FOR sALE--CITy PROPERTY

5000 lots with 4-room house, fruit trees,
flowers, etc, near Central ave.
%.9OO-Lot 50x lS9, clean side Grand ave.
xllO0 Il OF 50xl1S with 4.room cottage. on
Bryant ave.
line, suitable for lots. and full-bearing fruit
trees
$9OO-2 lots with good house on Pirtle st.
$35UO--5 acres on Central ave.; income
property.
$3OOO-7-room cottage with all modern CON
veniences on West Sixteenth At.
$3UOO-Cottage, choice, s. W.
800 up--Beautiful lots in Vernon; some in
bearing fruits
$I250-2 lots. 50x15O, Star tract, southwest
$40 O00-Income property on Broadway; 80
feet frontage
$2l % OJO--Beautiful homo In the Bonuie Br ,e
tract; lot 1vUx150 feet; IL room house, with
all modern improvements: large stable, and
ground laid out with flowers, etc This Is a
charming home and in choice part OF city.
The herald., 1895-03-31
LOOK AT THIS TWICE.


GAO acres of the richest kind of level land,
400 acres in wheat, balance in barley; house
OF rooms; barns, sheds. out-houses and i'm
plements. windmill, tank. etc. The adjoining
1000 acres of Government land lies in the foot
hills, and has been fenced by the present
owner for pasture Buyer can undoubtedly
have the use of it for many years.
This is a good thing, as the crops will nearly
pay for the place this year. Price only $40
per acre; will take city property as part pay
ment. Is located near Perris, only l mile
from railroad station.
SEMI-TROPIC HOMESTEAD COMPANY.
121 w. Third ST..
etimson Building. 81
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INOR SALE - THE MOST ATTRA TIVE
II beautiful and swell parts OF the citv lie be.
tween First st and Clark e Ut vans Figuero on
ferson; The route to no other tract Is so restful
TO the eye, SO pleasing to the m nd and so de-
lightful 10 the imagination. which in itself is
mistake by paying only 5000 for one OF tn sc
fine OTIS; thev will readily command twice
thnt sum within one yea Get maps of CLARA
d BRYAN, 127 W. Third st. 81
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T,oR sALE-wE OFFER THIS WEEK Sew
T. eral large lots to an alley. on Ninth, near
Main, for only 5000. on terms to suit. They
are worth so per cent more money and money
saved is money earned Secure your home
from this great bargain. CLARK u BRYAN,
127 w. Third st. 81
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JNOR sALE-oNLY 800 CASH AND S4oo
Il on terms to suit buys u hne large LOT on
Tenth ST.. near Main. in the Clark 4 Bryan
tract Why go out miles further and pay big
price for II home when this opportunity is
offered you? Less than half dozen are left
and soon you are forced away ont to buy at
the sam figure. CLARK & BRYAN, 1877 w.
Third st 81
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U,oR sALE-wE HAVE FME LOTS ON
l. Maple ave-. just below Tonth 1t. The
present owner had to take them op . fore
closure sale, and we are offering them at q
great sacrifice. See them at ouce - they will
go quick at the price, CLARK 4 BRYAN. 127
W. Third ST. 81
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NOR SALE-IF YOU WANT TO SEE THE
Il most attractive part of our city, take Fig.
ueroa ST. at Pico and drive out same TO Jeffer-
son, to Clark & Bryan's Figueroa Street Tract
and you can't but say it is the prettiest prop
erty. the incest surroundings and most lovely
approach you ever saw; with all these attrac-
tions. these large. deep lots are only $1,000
CLARK g. BRYAN, 1877 w. Third ST. 81
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HOUSES FOR sAIE-WE HAVE GOT A
III positive bargain for investment or resi-
dence, in completely furnished modern
home; owner called East and must sell. See
JOHN A. WEIR & CO., 3l1 aud 312 Stimson
building. 2
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23GIs 8, Spring st.

fine brick building on Broadway. bring
ing large income, can be had at q bargain;
lot 60x16Oft.
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EOR sALE-ABoUT 9 ACRES, RIGHT IN
II the heart OF the city, that is bounded by
: cuthern Pacific and Santa Fe railroads, at a
very low price; it is strictly frst-class for ware
house and manufacturing purposes, and can
be bought cheap or leased on long time For
W. Third st. 81
The herald., 1895-03-31

INhE SHERIFF CAUGHT THEM: WE HAVE
i nne corner on Tenth and Wall SITS, and
two lots on Maple ave-, that have just been
sold by the sheriff and present owner must
realize at once; this is rare opportunity: see
us at once. CLARK BRYAN, 127 W. Third
street. 81
The herald., 1895-03-31

IrOR SALE-6O3 LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF
Il the city at prices and terms to suit. Each
purchaser will receive $40 gold piece
HUBBARD 4 LOVE,
81 29S W. Fourth st.
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fine large brick building on 8. Spring ST..
bringing big rent; IL per cent on cost of prop.
erty. 1t will pay you to investigate this prop
erty: lot 45xlE f.
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IN0R. SALE-2 ELEGANT LOTS CORNER
i Wall aud Tenth sts., taken on foreclosure
suit: p mt owner going to sacrifte them
Tor ready cash; such opportunities are scarce,
as they are going to sell at about half their
value; see us at once. CLARK & BRYAN, l2.
w Third St. 81
The herald., 1895-03-31
EnR ENCiIANGJ

FOR EXCHANGE.
$500 acres fl i- timber and coal land in Scott
county, Tenn. What have you to offer?
bargain for some one.
And man other bargains too numerous to
mention. Give us a all. Money to loan.
The herald., 1895-03-31
FOR SALE CRY PROPERTY.


II
-
CEM1-TRoPIc HOMESTEAD COMPANY.
121w. Third st..
stimson Bnilding.
NORTH ST. TRACT.
ADAMS ST. HOMESTEAD TRACT NO..
Lots from slso to $425 on installments of
Lots on Adams st. along the line OF new elec-
trio road. from $3.50 up, on easy payments
Lots on line Of the Sunset boulevard. from
$15Oup.
Some beautiful lots on Belmont ave. with an
unsurpassed view, near car; can be had Tor
$3.50 up on easy payments
$1,000 each-Two lovely lots on Ottawa ST.,
a block west of Pearl. clean side. They are
snaps
Lot on Fourteenth near San Pedro, 4oal1o.
Lot on Lemoyne st., 50x15O, for s75
Lot on Bonnie Brae near First, 200 feet from
corner, $500.
Lot on Maple ave.. close in, 5ox165, only
HOUSES
House--4 rooms, lot 4ox13o to alley, $500.
House. $ rooms; hard.6nished close in;
lou. HSOU CaS0, DtldHGc PSO uOhthiys
take city lot as part payment.
Houses rooms, on street graded, cur bed
an / cement walk can be had for price of ad-
joining lots, $1,000; easy terms.
/. 10 shares Riverside Kelley institutes; pay av-
erage OF ~ per cent dividend; Will trade for
unincumbel ed property to the value OF $1,000.
Business block on Temple st., with small
house in the rear; to ex change for small house
and lot Southeast, $500
Business block in Redondo paying $500 per
year; price $500; will take city property In
part payment
Cottages and lots in Redondo for sale cheap.
-
ACREAGE.
1Oacres near Cotton, all fenced: good water
supply set prime ipally to choice deciduous
fruits, with a few acres OF alfalfa; price $4,000
acres near Cotton, set 10 choice varieties of
fruit in. full bearing; perpetual water supply;
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TRACT OF HOMES


5000 to 5000 will buy the finest building lot
in the CITY, fronting Adams street-S2 feet
wide. Twenty-eighth street, 100 feet wide,
both lined with fine pam trees Twenty
seventh street and Twenty ninth street. Lots
all so feet front, alleys in rear; cement walks
sprinkled; street trees planted Rich loan
soil, 80 feet higher than Figueroa street. grand
view Of the mountains, building clause. Visit
built. Only Is minutes ride from Second and
Spring sts on the new double electric cars
down Central ave. Office on the tract Free
ton write or call on
24-tf GRlDER & DOW. 1os1S s. Broadway.
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A fine 4S-room new house on Sixth st.. rents
Tor *ZZ5 per month. Can be bought at q bar
gain. and will in six months be worth % per
ent.more than asked for now.
The herald., 1895-03-31
UOR sALE-VERY CHEAP-TWO Lois ON
Il 3Oth st. near Main.

EOR sALE--VERY CHEAP-TWO Lois ON
Il 3Oth ct. near Main.
One lot on Hope near 2Sthst
Eight lots on 36th st. near Figusroa, with
seven-room cottage, wind mill and tank.
ChatswOrth Park land, the choicest orange
and lemon lands in the county. for sale on
easy terms
Fifty acres of Chatsworth Park lands planted
to apricots for sale or exchange.
Twenty ten-acre pieces in Chatsworth
Park for sale or exchange.
u W. B. BARBER, 21SH g. Broadway.
ooK THIS UP-wE HAVE TWO LOTS
i on Maple ave-, just below Tenth St, that
the price is SO low it will astonish you; lots
taken on foreclosure suit, and present owner
W. Third st. 81
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR INVESTMENTS
IN BUSINESS PROPERTY?
HAVE LARGE
NUMBER
THAT
CAN RECOMMEND
ON
SPRING,
BROADWAY,
MAIN,
HILL
GRAND.
OLIVE,
FIRST,
SECOND.
SEVENTH.
AM PREPARED TO SHOW INTENDING
PURCHASERS
SOME OF THE BEST INCOME
PROPERTY
IN THE CITY.
BUSINESS INC ONE PROPERTY SPECIALITY
JOHN H. COKE,
207 s. BROADWAY.
The herald., 1895-03-31

have some Of the finest residences in the
city for sale on easy terms, tnstAllmena or
most any way to suit yo,i.
The herald., 1895-03-31
FOR SALE--CITY PROPERTY.


DlCHARD ALTsCHUL,
LOANS AND COMMISSION,
l23l2 West Second St.
Burdick Block.
"CUT THIS OUT"
have some OF
thebest bargains
to be had OH Main,
Spring. Broadway and
Hill streets.
"ITcLD you SOL!
Remember Hill street
IL the coming business
street. have the best
buy on that thorough
fare.
1--WE ARE sAvEDp
have also the
cheapest seven lots on
Pearl and Flower
streets, between Ninth
and Tenth. Lots 5Ox l65
PARADISE RECLAIMED
1t is not an
easy matter to
find good orange
land with perfect
water supply at
low prices, but
can offer some
in 10 acre tracts
at only 1915 per
acre at beautiful
Azusa.
THERE ARE oTHERsl |
If you wish
any property in
or near Los Angeles
consult me
Real estate bought
and sold, loans
negotiated; full
charge taken of
property for
resident or
absentee owners
or for syndicates.
RICHARD ALTSCHUL,
REAL ESTATE.
LOANS AND COMMISSION,
1881 West Second st.
Burdick Block,
Los Angeles, Cal. 81
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EOl, SALE

NOR SALE
We want an offer on l2-room cottage and
1AGon cottage, both on one acre of land at
University. Fruits for family use. This is a
hM place and is going to he sold.
SMITH & tPBRIEN
" 1i7 s. broadway.
Ef' SALE
@Fnc bargains in houses, from 5000 to
RlnH some that must be sold and will 20 at
Dargfns. w. p LARKIN IL CO.
zut -32 s. Broadway.
lfolsALE-
NcN5-roor house on large let, close to
Gee y cars. great snap.
SMITH d O'BRIEN,
III eli7 :. Broadway.
~. PHELPS & co. REAL ESTATE
-. gents; list your property for sale or ex-
thangWith Us, and we will make every effort
'" me- your wants; correspondence from
nbToa'plicitcd. Office, 139 s. Broadway.
x.f0lEOR A HOME. JUST THINK $40
'NtOVeash, $40 monthly 3Ux135 feet;
large plrer trees; 2 blocks W. OF Central ave.
eiectrittrs; only few lots left; be quick.
W. J. Err, 2.- W. Secondst. 29tf
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acres of hne Warrington Navel orangss in
bearing and hne residence in city for prop
erty in Chicago. Now 10 your time.
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Cottages and lots in Redondo for sale cheap.
ACREAGE.

1Oacres near Cotton, all fenced: good water
supply set prime pally to choice deciduous
fruits, with a few acres OF alfalfa; price $4,000
acres near Cotton, set 10 choice varieties of
fruit in full bearing perpetual water supply;
price $500.
The herald., 1895-03-31

DR. ARENSBERG, GRADUATE UNIVER-
~ sty Berlin. Venereal diseases q specially.
Most obstinate cases quickly cured. PIT
Main st. 3tO7. z-3O
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MRS. DIR. j. II. SMITH, SPECIALITY, MID
NI wifery Ladies cared for during contine-
ment at 727 Bellevue avenue. Calls promptly
attended a TO- Tel 1l19,
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$8OQ0-A splendid fruit ranch. highly i'm
proved and part in bearing fruit, balance in
alfalfa, 97H acres in all, in San Diego county.
for property In Texas
The herald., 1895-03-31

DR, KWONG, EMINENT CHINESE PHSI
Dcian and surgeon. 113H s. B'way. 4-20
nR N. c. CLARK-CHRONIC DISEASES A
IL speciality. Wilson Block, room 3S3 20
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I1OR 6ALE-THE CHEAPEST PIECE OF
II property on South Broadway. Income
per Cent on price asked. $4,000.
SMITH h O'BRIEN,
147S. Broadway.
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TOR SALE-CITY-
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Rooscyeli-st and No. "a in Peasl-st. thus forming
a large school with three departments. all under
one roof
This new school building Will be one OF the best
In the country. \ novel feature VIII be the roof
playground and shower baths for children. The
change to this building Will be OF great benefit
to Primary school No. Il. which at present IL in
OF the most undesirable sections OF the Fourth
Ward The houses in the vicinity filled with
Italians and other foreigners. and adjoining the
school building the west Is "A low liquor store.
The school building itself is three-s,ory brick
structure covering three city lots. valued at $4,000
The main building H. ipxg2 feet. running back near
is the entire length OF the lots. and close TO the
rear line that tenement houses there cut Of much
OF the light ana ventilation. Four additions have
been mad" to the building. two In the front and
two IN tho real. Tn. scfooihOus" was built at II
cost OF Sij'rp $50 The entire first story H.
second noor Is assembly room with five class
rooms opening from II. In its palmy days the
school always was crowded and admittance was
refused - many. Now less than five hundred
pupils attend Formerly the principal OF the school
had eighteen assistants. but now there are only
ten.
An interesting part Of the school IL the kinder
Miss Harriet Kahn. Mrs Margapt T. Donnegan was
tn" mrs, principal OF 80 - and served continuously
untl IA lew mcnths ago. whom she retired
Miss catharine Dougherty is IA" acting principal,
now. Her assistants are Miss 1.uci- e Buckley
Miss Catharine II Murphy. Miss Teresa Muratori
Miss Mary {. Da.N Miss Adrne II. Simms. Miss
Ella ~ pcane. Miss Mary l. Holmes and Miss
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HONE or FRANCIS WILSON NEW ROCHELLE

an ornament - the plac.. as well ~ a source OF
bencn. . those who haNr aco"st 10 II IN gym
u,surn 81 "a glft to the nac. nom Adrian is"iin
The officers OF the vi1s" are -. ". DtNcnpuri I,
valentine. 4. S~.nb-rn. II Won ana + shannon.
justices 81 ID" Peace. H. : C.tfk. president vl nr
village. d b. Morgan. TaA Con"cio;. ana 'hat''s
Cl.. NlAaF" Cl"rk.
Thomas TaNrIi.%. the v't.ran journalist. hv'-
ir Ne,-E,e"clo TT" collection oi autographs
which BE- shows To- visitor. AMI "h.ch nclnis' r.
frs from Horac" Greeley. John Brown 'hir."'
Dickens ara other men Of note is among the IN
t.rcstinr features 81 the pace.
HOW LARCHMONT MANOR WAS BUILT
Echo-a,e. aud tie Boston Road lead to I.arch-
mont The road ha- side antique hous'f.
and on Tho other modern residences Tn" plot ~
2ss acres which formed the nucleus OF the beau,i-
"a. residence village. farchmont. WAS o~ncd by
Thompson j. = Flint VINO joined with Marcus T..
Woodruff ana Charles IA Murray ~ the organiz'.
ton Of The I.archmont Manor Company. which took
the land and laid out park a.Ong the shore. lail
out streets built sewers. and In every way brauti-
nfi AMI improved the grounds. which Were of m
usIal aiiract,rncss even In their uncu!tlvaicd and
uu.mproycl condition They aftcrwsrl orsnnizei
- water company. which took the water Of Shcl-
drake River. which was pure and Gear. for thu
manor. and th'y organized also horse rai."ay
company which built n line from the station to Re
park They alsO united with the railroad In build
Ing the Iarchmont station which Is large enough
10 meet the demands OF The place for many years.
The company succeeded in selling The greater part
Of tn original land and what was left wa divided
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Wight who was succeeded bv Conrad Wendt ,r wn9
s,iil ho.ds the Office The park on the water iront
s. heen ,raserved in It's natural condition A ca
and bathing pavilion on me "r nsc s' has been
maintained as a strictly residence vage, anu ~
always be So because OF the restrictive heas ane
which we're adopted when the original manor
ground was divided ON this part no places OF Dus,
ness VIII be permitted and with me e%, spences
Homer l. Jones combines real estate business WIN
his duties as postmaster. but no store exists III c
niIca The drives around and about larchront arr
perfect ccnd,9p and the whole be Pace are two
lunches IN the pace s.. Johns Protestant IpisVc-
pal the Rev. T. s. Hpkins rector. ana 81 az.
gustne. Roman Catholic IN charge o' r"'"'' ''
The village has become We'll known because OF
,h. YACHT club which bears its name ana when mas
H. line clubhouse there. The clubhouse If perez
In al It's appointments ana c9ii,nanhhs nai ,h
waters edge Immediately opposite the house Is
Fiaglers Point IN which Is the paIatisi NOUS % %
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LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.
station. foot Of CortIandt and Desbrosses SITS

stations foot Of Cortlandt and Desbrosses sts.
700 4. NJ. 'aly. excep; Sunday. for MACCh CHUNK
and intermediate stations. ....--. ,,.,.
S16 A. ". tsiy for GENEVA. ROCHESTER, B'F
FAio NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BHlpGE, ana
West, and piiLcipal and local points; cniagcH -
Suspension Bridge Pullman Ves,ihue Sleeper To- ShcAso
fl:lO A. VI. daliy leayes al ID A. N. sunday ~
MATCH CHUNK ard intermediate points. Connections
for Reading and lIarr,burg. 80,
,OO Il. VI. daily. exc pt sunday FOR ELHiRA and A.,
nec;oDs for Potsve and Read
chalr-car 70 Wikesbtrrs
3i3O T. VI. SUNDAYS o7.y) for Wilkcsbarre l. b.
Junction and all Intermediate stations. .
d.1O l.. VI. daily. except sunday TOR l. and T. JUN
TlON and principal intermediate stations Pullman olnet
psror-car 10 Wiikesbsrre; ect.ons for Potsv!e
AGO T.. VI. daily, except SUNDAY. for Bound BrooN ana
Intermediate stations
600 +. VI. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points West. Pullman Sleeler vesuoI'ei tran
New-York 70 Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto:
connections .or Reading and Harrisburg;
G,O u. VI. daily except sunday. for Eas;or ana inter-
mediate stations. .-,.. ,,o,.,,-,
boo T. VI. daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER Ri FFAI.O NIAGARA FALLS an! all pan.s
West Pullman Seepers Chicago ard iuh'.o. CHAIR
10 Niikesparre. . ~. oc, ~.
and s23 Broadway. 81 East IAN s. 1856 East i-a'n 81
New York SEQ Fulton St. Court 81 ~ bF.aiNaS ana
BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn n Y.
The New York Transfer 90. Will cal for and check Day
cage from hotel residence through 10 destination
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.AmsR,c .'s oREATGsT RAILROAD
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
e. HUDSON RIVER R. r.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street.
S.oO . NJ Except 81 riay Empire state EArfes''
Fastest train in the world ,,, Mann.
49,. y. M.-Except sunday ror ,1 A1tom''"
n..O A M-Daiy Fast Mail For Syracuse. Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Chicago , -,
1O::,O A. M-Exccpt sunday. Day Express ror All i''-
,.oo o' Mbay Southwestern Limited for c'ncin-
natl Indianapolis st. Louis AID Chicago. ,,,.
:.;O - NJ -Exc.pt Sunday West Point. foushkespsie'
Albany Troy. Saratoga. ~, ,,o...,,
4 30 T. M-Daly. North shore Limited Due pe"o'
20 A. NJ Chicago 4:30 r. NJ c
GOO T. M.-Daily For Albany. Troy. Banaio |ie'e-
Land Detroit Chicago. Cincinnati. ~. LOUIS.
6.2o !, NJ DAILY. For Troy: Saratoga burlington"
-.OO /, N-Daily For Adir, rdack Mountains i1ous-
anG Islands and Montreal - 49, ,,~.,
1870 T. M.-Dai.,. For Auburn Road points, puiaso
Niagara Falls Cleveland ihaiahap's d. '''S'
o.O0 y M,"paily only Sleeping Car passengers for
Rochester carried on this train ,
O,15 T. M-Daily For Cape vincent. osdenso"is
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago ,.,..,
12.fO NIGUT-iheatrs train for Chicago and prihelpa
points on New York Central, every night except
O.rO A M md I,3J y. M.--Daily. excep, Sunday to
Pittsield Harlem Division -, MI,
O,tn a sunday only 70 P,sf.ld and the Berk-
shire Hlls Va Harlem Ia, M lyi n 99oNxrrs
"All night" trains between loJh-st ana points
on putnam Diy.lon far as ionksrs. In connection
with the Elevated Road. This IL the only line running
'rll night trains out OF New lotk ,
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated by Pintsch Light - s,
Tickets and Wagner Offices ct Grand Central Stauoh
II3 Rroadway IA Park Place 26i 4i3 lroadwa 81 E.s
et2 broadway 235 columbus % West 10Th
ST. and 3sth-st Station. New ork 1893 and 121 Fulton
st. and los broadway. +. D.. Brooklyn. ...
baggage checked from hot" or residence by the "ec'
Express Company.
JOHN ~ TOrcEY. GEORGE ii. DANlELS.
General Manager. General Passenger agent.