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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
A HTNGARTAN'S STRANGE DINAPPhAhANtt
IT Is ASSERTED THAT POLES THREW HiM INTO
CANAL.

IT Is ASSERTED THAT POLES THREW HiM INTO
CANAL.
Passaic. Oct 20 (speciaD-The district o. his cry
known as Dundee is greatly excited over IN" di--
annearance OF Gustav Csiszrik. young Hungarian
emnIoyed In William Bergcrs store a. second ana
Essex SIS. on Monday night csszrk went INTO
Joseph Polauskls saloon. IN Firsi-st. about mid
night, where he had fight with 'wo unknown
Po'os The Poles le't the saloon a. O'Clock ana
Cslszrik followed them. This "as the last seen Of
him.
Several Hungarllns living over he saloon say they
saw he two Poles and the bartender dragging
Csiszrik toward the canal Tho mex morning. his
hat and A part % his watch chain were found on
the bank Chief OF Police Icndry has ordered That
The canal he dragged and he "il make every efroit
to nad the assaiiants.
on Tuesday q; midnight Polr rushed mo George
MoicsO1us real estate Office ia S'cOid-Si. ana bought
A tlcke, for Europe. He answered the description
OF one OF the men who lcft the saloon win ne
missing man He gave hi- nam" a John Bombrosky
and said ,na' he came from Ph!adeiphia. We sailed
on the Bremen Line steamer Adch'u, Whch l"ft
New-York OH Wednesday az 10 a. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
LEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD

stntion- foot 81 CortIonJt and Dcshro,se. a.,
$50 4. W. daily Sundays. 200 \. NJ FOR MAufT
CHUNK and inermediate s.a'cns.
SLID A. ". daily f0r ITlinA. GENEVA ROCEgs.
TER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS SlsPENsloy
BRIDGE. and the Wes, and pal local points dns,
ar TO Suspension Bridge; Pullman Nest.bule Sleeper d
loo 4. ". daily except SUNDAY FOR MAucE
In ,nl Harrisburg
11."" rOou daiiv ovce-, crnAav
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
man Nestlbulcd Day Coaches ana Parl1r-Car. Dninr
car ser, zee Meals Ia carte
I2;do H. VI. daily. except sunday. TO- Easton and 10
$40 j.. W. daily. except sunday for T.. & B. Ju,s
stopping only AT principal Intermediate stations Cas-
3,3O r.. W. 1sundays oniy. for Mauch Churt 80,
Hazletpl. and all lnisrmef'a te stations. ~"
t:1O u. VI. ,aily except sunday l.. e B rr,yc
TfoN and PRINCIPAL Intermediate Stations Pullman 6ass
3;i6 r. VI. daily for Eason AMI interneda,e sia,i,o.
6:IO y. VI. IaiIy. for BvFFALo NIAGARA ru,s
and all points West. Pullman sleeper Vesi ines ra s
nHc,lons roT Beading and haris6urs. W"
TER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS ami ali nii.,.
west ,i,ul,nan sleeper 10 Chicago and Buffalo chsr
11,5o y. ". daily. except sunday for EAsroy ,a
inermediate points ''' anu
Additional local trains daily except sunday Tor Rorx,
BROOK and Intern \ ate rOints. leave rs follows 80
Iicke,. and Pullman acronmoiaions A. 225 pa su
and 81 Broadway ~ Fest ilfh s.. -G fas. os,h
~ Bowery Y. SEQ Fulton -. Court St as 30
way. ARD Brooklvn Annex BROOKLYN. ~
Ncw-fork Transfer Company will call r1r and esss
baggage from hotel or re9id nce through N iena,a
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RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANll
RAILROAD

STATIONS 'If a Eject & Ssssr sr s Street,
1000 Vi EsSSsSLfs s.Ii e E ia ITfEiabSeo5s
tom Sars DSSS s%GAc sHd
49, cinsin y q go ~. IndIanapSs SO -
2 Co.. y; G bIn.s aSo g. Lorrs KxpRrm
shisasS Xrss csi"Sa T. H. sss; &. Isu. n
T. 81 %Gs aiS Hxrarsss.,pns ''
ars to Thissso apd se,sI,nd Arrives cisvesnd In'ss
7t5 u Mhf sSGTH Il sf ef Express
sn"a S"f' Sn'" "%ana a"G s. o isDI
$40 r. ~ VI Ie1 P,fi m9rnins xp,ps. 1'as
to Ptsblrs Connects for Chicago daily clsvs..sS:
ava Wasii.lGT re'S'l hSD THE SOUTH
g. sao BIO lo" Dining carr II M 40 On
sS"%ss $40 a. Oj"3f 's: ~ sl' n:
so4 lqns csri n 's 70 "gh'y 1anr ' ."
Spring ,2l' night daily se'pefa prmrr SS s ss
Por TAMPA and Macon 40 " Ssy. s sis.s, =
cI,EsAPEHxE 4 OHIO nAu.wAr Express s2opv
For 6a Tf pDi ce rsSqs AMI nTf No n9x c 2r
ROUTE NJ week days and. with through sI sss,'
Atlantic civ. leo P NJ Weekdays Through su,.
For cape NAV. LOO r. NJ. weot days
rsssant; oic u: l2i5 40 sio ana TO 70 ~
Park. ot5 4. ". 52n y. VI 'a'
FOR PVJL.DELPHfi
$50 30 SO o . 70 30 P,nna rlrnifodl 10 IN M.
ing carr, u 4 NJ ". J. 20 3. = 40. 20 CDlnn,
carr J."n Dining carr. q ii.ining Can. 80 D ~
1918 night. Sundays 6i5 3 a. . n20 40 Ilm,.ss,,
10 ~ \. NJ. Dining 'aiD I, $50 Dining Can tx
DINING Carr Dining Carl rs 8 p. ~ iiis
ni2h $50 Isl"
TiGEs, oalces Nos. iaa o' lge 's2a II, ard M,
Cortlandt Streets. Court street 4O Fulton s,,ee, a.
Broadway. ard Rrookyn Annex station. 200, u ru',,
Street BrDokivn; Station Jersey CITY. The New Yss
Transfer Company viii call for and chec baggage frm
hotels and reslences through 70 destination
s. PROVOST. 7 r WON
General Manager. General Pass'r Acsr,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Los to TO- 30 "a. % "a IS to 81. H. 50 to $,
TIhross Neck: Joseph A Gebbin' to Morris IL go,
Send Pace : s. 400 It W Of ,roye-ayc. 2ixoo
m,nss I'm an! W.T. ;a I? cart YUM
!3ri'7,x irregular; Cart wurm and wife to
Isl st. n >. lot 49, map Iacona Park. 25xlco
Maiin ,s g Mac to John Asterbye and another IN"
1rh. -i, No = East. q pari: Percy . ADAMS ard 49,.
lon, .n1 lo ~. ~ mae S, WStT9ca Valentine ao
columbus ave. 10 $50; frrnan Gaines to
liith 4. ~ SOS East, Pleasant ave- Nos aio to
H. Sl.; l2eh 81 ~ T 81 East EiizSo"h Water. ca,
$50 s.; IS. q o., ~. ave. 'oN'Sli:
SAM property. raul DAndrca TO Marccllo ii ,
ioaG 81. 100 7, y Of Nm.,cr,lan ave COX
100 lanes J brown and viz to George
ias,6 IT. q. No- 90: 20, ana 5os to ais Nest:
.s i No N acs West, IT, f LUCY S anman to rrnn
cI er h'g X ,,.c i,,o, $50 70 -
,,n s'g N r,f1y n T1 ~ and 10. James IN ZOO
e cisu,~n AMI W.. 70 iienry r sloane ,' 10
~ john ccfsss to Emu T KraSov- XXI 800
'' Hlr, ,rsa to Iu 81 9m nis..e ave- S'''s
s7ih st. 1925 It OF Amsterdam ave. 62.Gr
81 eve :. 30 OF T'i Fort Mori s' Branch S'
Sew fork and Harlem Railroad, c,sii6s2:siaO -
t @dcnc. 'IS Ford %i'' ct '" q to d ;Ss
crane Place. 10 II n o, l7.,h-.i. ooxic. ~
i.sbih 80 n . 81 Prospect ave 9,slD.
Elizabeth + Know 10 Annie q crawford. .....
p. = - y 81 Port Morris branch ~
New Nura and Harlem Railroad 2JN1 jN22Nl.O.
30 ave ~ ~ n .. opposite point l5?th -,
-" E'isff - y Ford George " Eggers. Ia
West End T,io T. Goth st isNS,.
" y p0vd To- \ Il Davidson. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lsls' ~. q. 80 = ~ Morris .JSiiS5.
Henry Potter and wife 10 Jacob Icter........ So
'auldw"il-st". :. 80 q n - iJis 2ONl.s:
Rat" - p'ckc' 20 Heinrich Iferony ui and
l'lst -. - r " ~ Forest ave. JoNp5. John
\ kaiser ana vie 10 Maria koencpc. ......... SGO
columbus NJ. conner jefferson = sOSluB.
-"rh 4 Scanion - ~ y HtohcocS .......... -
Marion -. o. il'- 20, 2iS and 2iI mar south
Mount vernon. 30 tSl'r, Tmoth, Meas h"r and
VIE 20 charles Rcn. ............... co.5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
RAILROADS SUED FOR HEAVY DAMAGES

Bridgeton. Oct. 22.-WiiIiam A. Logue has begun
suits for damages In the Supreme Court against
the West Jersey and Seashore and the Atlantic
City Railroad companies for $1,000 The suits grow
out Of the Atlantic city Railroad disaster in which
forty-four people were killed and over a hundred
injured. Logue Is acting for the relatives OF many
OF those killed Edward Wolf and Nathan A. f..
Rice, administrators OF Edward f.. GOdsmth's ~
tate want $4,000 for his dea h and 81 900 for the
death OF his wife. Henry T. Bell. as adminst ra tor
OF Edward Frawley Bells estate wants s2j .0pD and
there nmmerOus other claims.
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HEAVY NAGES ALLOWED.

DIR. sENToN GETS VERDICT OF $4,000 FOR THE
ALIENATION OF HIS wIFEs AFFECTIONS.
a jury I'm the Queens County Court. before Judge
Gaynor. In Long Island City. yesterday afternoon
awarded DR.. Benjamin G. Scnton. leading physi-
clan of Rutland. VT, 10000 for the alienation Of
the affections OF his wife from whom DR. Senton
obtained divorce at the September term OF the
Vermont Supreme Court.
The doctor wanted x2J.WO damages from John b.
Quinn. a clerk in the Edgemere Hotel. at Edge
mere. and the jury after the evidence was in took
only short time In deciding In his favor.
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WOUEV on THE GOLF LINKS.

Orange oct. q lSpeciaD-Play begun
Yesterday at the Essex County Country club for the
ladies' championship golf cup presented By Miss
Annabel Green and Miss Folsom. Eleven women
took part In the competition The best score OF the
day was made by Miss Helen Page. who made the
round of the links in seventy -nine strokes. Mrs.
James r. Ball cam next, with a Of eight
an Miss Georsisna WIimerding and Mrs. Henry
Parrish Jr, tied for third place at eightythree Play
will continue every Wednesday until November %,
when The winner will be announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
BUILDING PLANS t'ILt:D.

The following plans for new buildings and alteration
filed day:
New bindings main Office:
Iafk ana N5th u for four I'VE
story and basement brick flats. by Cameron A.
nankin No ~ 9Th ave. owners. .............. 5000
ll6th at and Amsterdam corner for n
five story brick store and fiat BY John r Oar
ragh No .ii West iaith ct owner. ....... 80. TM
ll6tli-st and Amserdam-avr n corner for q
hve story DICK store and fiat by same. owner. $500
Alterations main onicc: 1870
Ist ave- Nos "so 800, to three r-story brick fac
tories and storage by the Henry Elias Rrewing
company. No fo' Eas; 54th-st. owners......... ri
stanton and Alen ste. corner. To a six-s
nrck sto,. ~nrsshop and public hall. by Louis
II Bach. No ~ East 88th-st, owner. .......... h
s%th-st no oo$ west, to . three story brick store
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WONDER WHAT THE MAYOR WILL DO

Politicians are watching with interest what Mayor
Wurster will do with the amendment 10 the Civil
Service regulations which would empower the presi-
dent Of the Civil Service Commission. when requl-
ston IL made for place classified or for which
there IL list 10 determine whether the auaIinca-
tons have not been determined in the making of
lists hand This amendment adopted by the
Board on October and the Mayor has NOT yet
taken action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
WEST SHORE R.K,

Trains leave W. 42d -. station. y. y. follows AZ
is M carrier from foot Franklin ST.:
:S::sU A. X. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. ,..
O,lS A. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica, syracuse, Kofa"
Ter buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo. cleveland ohicssa
n ;SS A. NJ Daily. except sunday. 10 cs:skiI ME l,
tain. New-Paitz Lakes Nohonk and Mnnewssss
Albany Utica. Sara,oga, 'aldwei Lake George f"''
1'ars 10 Saratoga and New-Iaz.
a,1tO y NJ DAILY 10. Albany Montreal Utica, syrasssss
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. pe''''s
cleveland, Chicago and 81. Louis. ,.,s
7,iS r. VI. Daily. except sunday, for Cuea ss's''
x,In p NJ Daily f,r Albany. isochesss
RuYalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. tls'e'A"'' "
caRo and 81. Louis.
,rims tables al principal hotels ard Offices 49,,
2 Vanderbilt ave, New for.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

A"s sa f%y l sa "' %.,. 70 30 is"s VII WI
Acsermsnn william e ana we 20 John : WI
lets. guardian Valentine Willeis 1921 ~.
Altman. Benjamin. 10 the New YORK Public Ii
hrary Astor. f..noS and Ttlden foundations.
18Th IT. $50 n " Of Gth-aye years ...... 10000,
's. ~. a" to s M"oas year, ''n. 10. LEO
Beekman charles ana wife To Michael { Gross.
Lot 10. Roe I'm Farm. I yenr. ......... 100
cr,M nJs t"p :,., C. to MsGy "~n'Fron No ~
Crawford Frames. and wac o Hccse IL GwiIm
saa T %ap Wa f,isG'' a y' s S sy %
.ol, same map. year. ;,........,,:..;. 1000
run ave. lots ~ ana 90. map Fa!rmonnt. y 49,.
ca.~y' John. ard VIE to d wi. James W
corner Amsterdam ave and ssh ~ -. years. 5000
Dali Anna T. TO Henry G ka,ncr corner .o
rrank Philip and VIE to william wetterer,
ua 'ns ,' .ma as ~ 70 M%y Maar' wa. |
Ai ns'' Thomas Jr and VIE to virginia Roger.
and s.e.se.. trustee. Toppins-s' ia' II ,.u
Same to same crane Place, ~, It n OF
na ,n''" Mar. ia ana raararn Helen
Gretchen r ana "ihG ,,s, S N',h to Harlem sn,
u rnir, Have y. to rnle Guarantee ard
trust COMPANY; columbia ave- - IT " Of ,o,
Kin T'EsSn f Emil to Teachers. 60 operative Build
mc " Of r1e conconrse cSor1nery Marion aSc'.
r~Ss william y. and VIE g El' ia We,
McIaughlln John and wife 10 william X Hutton
IT al trustees benjamin Hutton. "3d ~. .
Of LIT ave. years .................. l-eio
Same TO John |. and Richard Cadwalader ~
di,idually and trustees. oai st. $50 # ., NO.,
OF lrt wears ''''
Same to John strong. ?3d-st. II" II Of
ist ave. wears 1000
Pizer Jacob. Sarah + Deuisch. sd - No -
Robertson John ct al Jared " Bell II
ner laArh and 9th ave. year 3suo
Rarier Edward. wife 30 Richard Emmet
executor benjamin II Lille NJ "a Amsterdam
av. and 40 12D West gSth st. years. ....... 3oUD
Riley william and Margaret T. Ia T
A 90. Prospect ave. III n or
Ierrian Place also Prospect Place. corner
BeIiian Place. and lots at Spuyien puyvi all $500
title, year l"h
Roe Alfred and wife Mary roule, 35h
40 OF 8th-aNe. o months .......... $50
y. ard wife TO the Greenwich say
ings Bank. - 81 y = OF Isl ave. $500
The Henry Zeitner Brewing Co t, Emma Cook
lots f;s and 90? map Elizabeth u King. 'ty 49,
Treat. Erasius 49, RrSecca Iad"w, de
ceased 1+Ilh-s' 240.6 Il " OF Boulevard or
same same. 5 = I47th 2sI.6 II OF Boul-
ward iih-a,e. years .................,.. 1000
Same to same. l+7h s, 281.S II OF BouIe
ward llth-av years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
Williams John 7, and wife 60 Title Guarantee
and Trus 60. No 5J1 Greenwich st, ! 5000
Wood. Mary A. 10 Hart - Brundrett, 11Sh
ST. ~ II OF 81 ave. years.................. 500
house deceased No $40 to 3i< Pleasant ave
years 1881
Webster Ella. william II Scott n
Minerva Place and Anh )ny also f5ist-s
10 n OF Grand Boulevard and of
town property year 1900
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Leave York. loot o. IAbsr'y ST. dd''y'
CHICAGO. . +. NJ. and IL ID night. ,,
PITTsBrRG. $50. ex sun sun. i2l5 night
CINCINNATI. ST. Louis 10 a. NJ: p. n; c,
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, SIS. 10 N)inIng, az
1880 a. M dining caD 800 Dining Can p, y, ,S
carl m u - night. Sunday. 10 dining ta li'3p
a. m. dining Car. Dnins Can. 3 DINING caF)' p
m. IL Is night.
NORFOLK. ii.30 a. m. daily. 80,
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. ?. m; daily.
All train. are Illuminated with p,ntsch ligh,. $3.50 -
OHces' 49, l72. 2Gl AZ. lao B'way II b. I'm -,
i27 Rowery y y, $50 344 Fulton st. Brookyn' S'a,FI,
foot OF Liberty St G r. Il. % y. J. Baggage checked
from hotel residence TO destina Ton.
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and workshop by Della Maher. % No 5oi Nest

workshop bv Della Maher. % No '2l Yves, 20,
New buildings uptown branch; -,
f3Jth n 30 q 81 81 AIMS ave. Tor u,reN
four story brick tenements. by Wahhg' ,o ooo
M 40 1921 c.. f-f"''
Alderman a. = - n II ~ Varien -. FOR two
tvo-ard- half frame dwellings, ny
Eliza ward address given,. owner. *""
Alterations uptown branch;
Franklin between church ana recfnrv,
asp between lGTih and l6sth sts. 10 a three story
hrck passaycwny rs Thomas Gregg. OF No .n
Franklin owner. Nv
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NOVELTIES

THAT ARE OF PRACTICAL USE
ARE NOT READILY FOUND IN
VULNERABLE THINGS IN STER-
LING SILVER. HAVING THE .r1ERlT
OF NOVELTY AND USEFULNESS
ARE ALWAYS TO BE HAD in
THE SHOP OF
THE WALLACE COMPANY
SILVERS1ITHS
FIFTH AVE. BET. 70 AND u SIS.
MANDATORY, WALlINGFOR0.
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SENATOR WPHERSON,S NON DEAD

Delaware Water Gap Oct. - tSpeciaD.-(;regory
Mcpherson, a OF ex-United States Senator
John r. Mcpherson OF New Jersey, died at the
Kitatinny House here to-day from pneumonia
The young man was Ill for only few days. and
his death was entirely unexpected.
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FURNISHED Gouscs % cet--Gouutr,


AIoishISToWN, " J.--For rent for winter, an eIe-
Au gsnty furnished house, desirable. central location:
ample rooms and closets modern plumbing complete and
clean In every respect. with stable Moderate rent
TYLER. " Liberty-sI ~ " -
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ERIE RAILROAD

Through ,raIns leave New-york foot Of ..IS-s,
nHM a. N-vestipul.d Express Daily tor ismsr
J:UU Hinghamton EIn,iii Ruffalo BsaiIo!nu.. pudan
town Meadvilie and the West, A'"'
$50 r. a. Pari,r to Eunalo. d, p.uv scl3
S'VU Train for Chicago. via Chautadqua Ia 'sleepsS
cIeyeland i:tO A. NJ, Cnicaso r. ~ SDinln6
20 Chicago. Cleveland and SinennA"
>.oO >. M-Bufalo and cl.yelaud vs'''sMa'Is rsl.
lou press Daily. arrives Buffalo Up :: n Clsre
FORD IT'S < NJ Iame.,own s $500. 4; nd nd Gsy:'
land i:io r. NJ. sieepers 10 I,uns'ys -, peuoe
land making direct connections W. :.
Chicago anc the W St visgaa IaS
8:45 solid 'r.n cnicss a.
faiO. Chicago and cin ,inran y 2iS%rl 'LlMsMs
TIyICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS "A a,, BrcsdvsN
%csSr%od,,ions 'sI 40. ."1 s 81 ws:.
Cnarbers and West c3d-st ferries New - fiudsos1s
~ Fui,on-st. 100 Broadway. Broox,n ~; E.prss
iIoboken Jersey City station Wsstc,s' ,ssiieseo
Tor and checks baggage from hotels anu
lAotinations
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO FHITlADtLFHIA. BALTTMOkE AND
WA>fiINGTO\.
For Philadelphia, week days. 43o 500 Sis ~
1000, II 80 Dining Carr A. ". 100 go 3.D 40
obYne, rarlor GaD; 40; 500 dining Carl 500 ~
300 y. NJ. 12:15 night SUNDAYS 30 200 fO.nN II %
,pnins Cap 4 NJ. 2oo. 400 500 Dining carr. 60
1000. u 20 Dining carr i, NJ. 200 80 5o" oDlnl,g
Carr. 800 +. NJ. l":l5 night. SUNDAYS 10 1000 II y
Dining Cu) A. NJ. 200. 500 Dining Carr. 500 p. ~
Liberty St. li3 liz .6l. as ?i4 Lilo 1893 Broaw,L
~ Wh M 81 East IAN 81. 1913 East l21,h St. y
West l2Jth St. 23l Columbus Az. NeW-Y York. Cogt
81 st9 Fulton st. BROOKLYN: as Broadway Wllisns
burg. The New-Yorl Transfer Company will call Tor asl
check baggage from hotels residence icsiina'n
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RAILROADS..
"AMse,oA's oRGATGsr RAILROAD"
NETWORK
GN ! ,!|,,E2 4! !: :.
The F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

~ S%S. s S;ssn1 hS S::
Ss.sss s H s ss III. '%a train
oo fas. Mail for PG ans;s %iasa Ara
suHa s,. p Dn Express For all
400 r M.-Daily southwestern Limited r1r co SION,
bus Cincinnati. Indianapolis and St LOUIS ss.ps
al Pcughkeepse 4 bany. Utica Syracuse. Rochester
100 p M-Day Chicago special for Detroit oIeye
land Toledo AM chi'g3 Stops a. Rohe-,cr
$3.50 p. Excep, Sunday. West Point Poushkeep''e'
4:3O p M-Daiv North shore Limited Due I Detroit
$40 n Chicago 40 - M stops Al '''"''
AOr1y Tsy pnso
Falls. Cleveland, Toledo Detroit chicago ''"'"'-
e.as "a M s. Lr,s For Albany Troy Burlington rats
nbnrsE; Mon,feaI and Ottawa >,,.a,r, r,r. creve
''" land M IndsnSpo Eor hn"i.S a chicago at
n o Pqasbksep;e Albany and 1.,ica . "a, messengers
only. for points Fall Brook Railway VIA Lyons
ogdpnsburs Buffalo Niagara Fails cleysIsnd T .nd
lido chicss2; except Saturday Tor Cape vincent '"'
12o for Chicago and pr, .Sdes,
sunday light sundsy nights. Chicago sleep'r- leave
o,Oo !. " and s.s5 p M-naily except Sunday to
F'od sIa HarlSn LEM pYS p.oea and tn. Berk
shire r. ' xI "a ira HaT TR py' 4S WORKERS
4: E'Ssa 1 ns% /, rvs r. only line running
T TsFns n nsGs With e Fl Tn 'sE2uf trains
Tckos " md wSrne ces at GraHS Central s,a 10
II In noadS "a. r !. ri I's 2T 's
2',h and l3sth. station Tswy ,on,v aas and Z"
baggage checked from hotel or residence BY the West
'''' Genera @ Manastr General Passenger Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW ,IHRSRY
tAnthracite coal used exclusively
-Four track. \ tonlatic Block Signal.
o, ant AZ er Oct. 10. 1896

TraiLc lea,e station foot Of Liberty 81,
For Eastern Bethlehem Allentown. N,tcS Ctn,k a.
43o: 7i3 $40 1l,s to Easton) A. ii ITO La Fl
$50 70 Easton) $50 C7.3G TO Allentown II sy,.,,.
40 7i5 10 Easton) :. NJ. leo. $50 600 P NJ ''~
.. For Wikesharre P'tts,on. and scranton eao A. Il.
';io 30 49,, ~" p NJ sundays, $50 4. "
i:3o 200 49, 800 5;45 900 p IL i2iJ niais Sun SUM-
For Harrisburg a. 40 500 o:iO liza ". f@
100 40 500 5t5 p NJ. 1915 night sunsar IA
A. NJ. loo. $50 600 p. NJ. io:,5 nigh, ~'" Wv
For sunbury, Lewisburs ana wiiiarsror, AZ <n
500, $40 A. ~; 1;io. 1'30 900 p. NJ. Suntayl -
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE r.
. For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbuiy Park Ora
i: 40 AM pDln,' 'sn'h e pa9' Elegant &c -
days 'stop at inerlaken for Asbury Park and ocas
Grove) 900 A. NJ. 400 p. "
go $40 NJ , Fsr ti Ia !
For Farmingdale. Toms River Barrega, Park M
Bernesa,; 40. $40 \ NJ. l:i5. 40 r
las r. NJ "
For Monmouth Reach seabreh, and Highland, (
Nsvesink. 40 $50 n 30 \. ri 100 - IS lN
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DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN X. r.
stations I'm Ncw-NOrk. foot Of Barclay and
Christopher streets.
NESTIBULEO TRAINS. ~ LINAN Buffet


Direct route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTCrMs
THE ORANGES. summit. Bafrardsv he Basxa
Ridge Madison. Morrisown. Psssaic Paterson Boz.
LAKE HoPATcoNG Hacketts'own sCHooLgrs
MOUNTAIN. washington PiIIIILPSBl RI. EASroS
WATER GAP. STROl DSBuRG. Poconl Mountains
SCRANTON, PITTSrON. WILkESBARRE. NANTt
COKE. DANNlIIE NORTH MBERT.AND. M,..
rose, BINGHAMToN. OXFORD. NORWICH Water
VILE UTICA RICIIFIELD SPRINGS Cor,,aA
SYRACUSE. OSHEGo. ITHACA, OwECfO ELMiRA
CORNING. BATH. DANSNIIIE BUFFALO AMI al
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. AUTHORIZATION MAIL Stops At ptnclpd
10 90 A. M.--tcafe Carr, BUFFALO. SCRANTON Blyr
HAMToN tTICA. RlcHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRIA.
Cl'sE and OSwEGo IMPRESS. Pulmsn pads
cars Connecting at Bunslo with trains for cs'ec
leo p: M.sCafe Carr, SCRANTON WGIKESB,RRs
AMI ELMTRA EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor Cars -
400 p M.-SCRANTON. WILkFSB ARpE and PLyN
OrTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet PArior Car.
1:30 p NJ. CDailv-Buralo Ves,bued Limited Expr.
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA BUY:
FALO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connecting
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$50 p. NJ n)aily)-B;FFAI,O. SCRANTON. BlNGHM
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EMPRESS. Pullman ruHet Secpers -, =.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCoMMoDATIo@ q -
Henry Gaze Sons. Limited. ll3 Rroaiway ~
Park Place 40 Broadway. Tickets az ferry stair rs ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23

A. THE DALHOUSIE,
80 TO ~ WEST 59TH-ST..
between 9Th and 9th ayes,
FACING CENTRAL. PARK.
Families desiring the class Of apar nents in
the city at moderate will please cali al this house
RAchELoR APARTMENTS TO LET.
- Consisting OF three o four roomp
CUMBERLAND
broadway. I'D 81. ana 9Th ave
Elevator ali night. steam heat. gas and service free
Meals served In rooms II desired
T.. \. tRtIkSHANk a. CO.. iIS broadway
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE, Ilxht rooms and
~ tiled bathroom every Improvement; steam heat AM,
not water everything first class sanitary open plumbing
special anor and hall service wide street neal
l. station. broadway cable and Central parry er-
rance absolute respecabty guaranteed; $&5 10 t52
special Inducements select family. II West iO8th-st
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1896-12-19
May Not Be Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16-Among the
nominations sent to the senate by the
president yesterday were these Mis-
souri, postmasters: Charles L Hard
man, of Edna; E. c. Meehan, of Nor
borne; Luke w. Morris, of Mexico; J.
w. Overstreet, of La Plata; A. ii.
ODowd. of Weston, and Kate Sullivan,
of Excelsior Springs. Kate Sullivan
is probably the only one in the bunch
that will be confirmed. Silver men
are making a fight on the others, and
Senators Vest and CockreH are expect
cd to oppose them