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his wife and baby Mrs Seixas was already in bed
with her baby. while her husband was still up.
Snatchng up cloaks and wraps. he wrapped
up his wife ard the child and led them upstairs to
the roof.
Major G. NJ. Bumford retired Army ofiicer. who
boards at No PA West Four;eenth-st. heard the
cries Of the tenants door and sent out an alarm
from the corner OF Sevenih-ave. The hremen ar
rived three minutes later and the battalion chief
in charge seeing that the fire had already reached
the third floor a second alarm. As the
engines ratified up rumor began TO spread that
the SeXas family still on the roof. Eugene
Ko.b who lives at No 24. ran up 10 the roof through
the scuttle q his house. and persuaded Ms.
Se!xas to give him her baby which he carried down
stairs to the boarding house parlor. Mr.. ana Mrs
Seixas who were unable to climb over the wall
separating the houses, walked over the ROOF 10 80
30 and were taken inside that house.
Half an hours work the part OF the nreineh
subiued the flames. Mrs. Merchant the Pinons ana
Mrs Ouackenbush estimated tina, they had together
suffered 5000 damage their household effects Inc
building was damaged to the amount of 500"
Shortly before 10 o'clock yesterday morning a IRE
occurred in closet on the top floor Of John Ltte's
house No Isl West Nnety-thirl-st. The family
were at breakfast al the time. Mr. Lilies aged
mother, who occupies room on the third moor
smeed smoke while going upstairs She called one
of the servants and the latter Informed Policeman
Ie,th OF the West One-hundredth-st. station. VINO
was on pos, by. An alarm OF fire was sent out
and the Fire Department responded quickly.
A large quantity OF clothing ami bedding. which
was stored In the closet had taken fre mysteriousy
and the house was filed with smoke A line OF hose
was carried up the stairs. and in a few minutes the
flames were extingushed 1t required brisk Work to
prevent fire from spreading and the water used
ran down the stairs and did damage on every moor
Mr. Idtte's children. eight and ten years OH
who are III from diphihera. had TO be moved from
their bedroom the second floor 10 the basement
Before the fire out the basement floor was COW
cred with water and the children were carried 10
the back paror which remained dry. The damage
by fire consisted Of the entire cutting Of the closet
and the destruction Of is contents and IL estimated
at $500 The damage by water 10 furniture ana car
pets is placed at 5000 The loss Is covered by IN
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortinndt and Dcsbrosscs SIS:
1900 4. VI. daily except sunday. for MAl'h 'h' Mn
Llterm' iiatr stations. ,,,-t.
sI5 A. VI daily for GENEVA ROcHESTER. VI +.
rAIO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION hlul''' ana
West and principal and local ppin's olhhE 's o"
Suspension Bridge. Pullman Neshue Sleeper ~ ,hcAsp
Ii,IO A. VI. dnily Geaves at 1880 u NJ SunuhN ~
MATCH CIi Nix and lnermedat points Connections Tor
Reading and Harrisburg -, Am, 49,, -,
LOOT VI. daily except Sunday. fer El.MiRA and an
Intermediate stations ctions for PosNe ana -hd
ing chair Wilk'sbare. - !,
3i3O H. VI. Sundays only Tor Nllkesp''re' L. 4" ~
Junction and all intermediate stations. . .,.l,
4,IO T.. II. daily except sunday, for l.. H. ~ ~ -
TiON and principal intermediate stations iumah oue
parlor- car 10 Wikesbarre connecting FOR Pottsvle
ago r. VI daily except sunday, FOR Bound Brook ana
intermediate stations. a..
tons
600 r. VI, daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA FAILS
ana all points West Pullman sleeper Nestibule tram
w, Wi. 80 chic,ro Sl.epor TO Buffalo Toronto
connections for Reading and HaTishurg
G.BO r. VI. daily except sunday for Eastoh ana inter
mediate stations. ,oc,rr,c
300 r. VI daily for ITHACA. GENEVA kOCHEs-
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. ana all points west
Pullman Sleepers Chicago and Buffalo thaH 70
Wikesbarre o,- oc, M,
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 10. 2Il pa
and 323 broadway ~ IAN st. Lots East l-o'h 81
New York $50 Fulton Court 81. ~ Broadw"y ana
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. n -, -,
Transfer CO. Will call Tor ana c'eck Dag
gage from hotel or residence through TO destination
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ATOMS GOOD SHOWING.

Chicago Feb 1.-THE thrty-thrd annual report
., Tho president and directors Of the Chicago and
Alton Railroad Company for 1895 was Issued to-day
The gross earnings for the year were s'S2.iS6
an increase compared with those OF 1884 OF
ss,o 91s or a little over per cent. President T. b.
blackstone, in some caustic comments on railroad
.ra,rs declares that the decision of the company
49,, a., male further extensions was forced by the
nocv of the people seventeen years ago. and Ne
present situation does not work any change IN me
nisis lures have permitted railroads to be built
n rYcess OF the necessity for them. 50 that the
u'Sasr construction then the people force the roads
into bankruptcy by insisting on unreasonaoy low
S The BE receivershp only serve to demon,
liz the business OF competitors The railroad
,aem was what the people had made II. resulting
IN four or five times as many connecting lines ss
xvera needed.
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TWO PERSONS INJURED AND OTHERS
BADLY FRIGHTENED

The water-back in the kitchen range in the apart
ment OF Simon Hildesheimer the second Moor
OF the fathouse No 1850 Mad.son-aye.. exploded
with terrific force at sos O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing tearing the range and the iron shelf above
II 10 pieces. breaking all the windows and doors
OF the room. and causing severe Injuries 10 Mr..
Hildesheimer and his wife who were eating break
fast In the kitchen the time
The burning Goals from the range were scattered
In every direction. setting fire to the room In
various places, but the flames were extnguished by
neighbors before they had time 10 spread The ex-
plosion caused panic among the other tenants Of
the house. numbering fifty who rushed into
the street. as they believed that a dynamite bomb
had exp.oded.
Mrs. Hi,desheimer made the fire I'm the range
a. about 1880 o'clock, and the mai was very cold
she and her husband decided TO take their break,
fast In the kitchen. One OF the fragments OF the
range struck Mr.. Hildesheimer in the breast d.
fectiy over his watch. which was crushed. Both
MT Hiidesheimer and his wife were struck in many
Killed outright.
investigation showed that the water-ba of the
range and the pipes leading to II had been frozen
"a the night. and that the explosion was caused
the pressure OF the steam generated by the fire,
mere being no vent through which II could escape
Inc damage amounted TO about $500
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MIR. DALLIN'S SCHEME.

HE WANTS AN AIRLINE ACROSS THE CONT
NENT-EsTIMATED COST. 500 0ooooo
William Dallin, vice-president and general manager
OF the Atlantic and Pacific Railway Construction
Company has addressed letter 10 the President OF
the United States on the subject OF a doubletrack
railway in an airline first 10 Chicago and thence TO
San Francisco. The distance to Chicago would DE
by this route shortened 200 and TO San Francisco
over 400 miles Passenger trains would run 10 Chi
cago In thirteen hours. and to San Francisco In
fortv-eieh, hours The line would cost 800 900 90
and Mr. Dallln wants the Government to indorse
the bonds TO pay for It's construction. on the ground
that II would be OF great benefit 10 the country.
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States Circuit Court OF Appeals FOR the southern
District OF New-York. on the fourth hoor OF Inc
Postoffce Building.
on tn. bench with him were Judges Lacombe anu
Shipman. The resemblance n personal appea'di''e
and mannerisms Of Justice Peckham TO MS ois
tingu.shel father who was one OF the most prom
inent Judges OF the Court OF Appeals OF this stare
remarked by some Of the oder members 81 the
bar present IN the courtroom.
Among the lawyers Interested in the fourteen
cases upon the calendar there were present eN-
Judge Hittenhoefcr Edwin II. Brown, eX-Coinin4s-
s.oner OF Patents Charles T.. Mitchell. Edmund Wet
more. r. r. See. Anthony Gref Donald -. Duncan,
Herbert knight. Allan Mccullough. Edward y.
D.ckerson. Lawrence Godkin. Arthur n. Masten
and George Xabriskie.
The first motion to be heard IN the patent
case Of Tuttle act. clailin. The argument occupied
tie entire time OF the court yesterday.
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FLAMES IN DWELLING HOUSES.
TENANTS DRIVEN FROM FLATS-A MYSTERI-
OTIS BLAZE IN CLOSET.

An overheated stove in the basement Of a four
story observation-disclosures at No. 2l2 West Fourteenth
St set fire to the building at ! o'c.ock yesterday
morning and caused the five families who occupy il
to seek safety the roof and in the street num-
Der of the tenants absent from the house when
the fire. blazing up In the basement climbed upward
by the dumb-waiter shaft into the apartment of
Mrs l.. r. Merchant the ground floor. Mrs.
Merchant had not gone TO bed. Shriekng Fire. she
rushed out into the street followed by the coiored
jantor and his daughter and the families of Juan
Pinon and d. T. Quackenbush from the second and
third floors.
Tho top floor Is occupied by G. NJ. SeiXas,
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RAILROADS..
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.

Stations foot OF Deshrosses and Cortlardt Streets
In Effect January To- 1896
1SS MA SYFs:ar car e rsog
non cars Arrives Chicago '' 3 A. NJ cleveland 325
loa'yIlie lilo 4. NJ St Louis $40 +. NJ and Toledo
200 p. VI; CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars to 81 Louis Loui,
o6 sSi =. + WTs@%S Sleeping
q, dsvs e 1ss' Day
Sleeping Dining Cars to Cincinnati and S. Louis
Arrives Cincinnati 8 p NJ. indianapolis 1913 p. NJ.
500 ?. VI fAGiFrc EXrREss~pumon Sleeping Ca,
to plits6urg Connects for Chicago daily and C'e'eaha
10 WxsMINcroN AND THE soTTM, 10 =, %
nsS cs 10 Dim az Carl rsoT 1Pa n RH9s G's
!: Is night sunday $50 $50 j 4 81 go 90 Con- 3 n,
dining s Carr 4so BIZ ra1 6S ana pDing Car NJ
SOUTHERN RAILwAY-s2o p NJ. daily, ssepe,s TO
augusta. ST Augustine. and Tampa 43o T.. NJ, i da ~
sIrspeis to New-orleans Memphis Asnel we. anu 10,
SPRING. r. 10 night daily seepers to New-of'ea"' ana
AT nnP and f9 a. S q y 'S 40
nS vi ' P' to . rs%ga to MACH acsonIe and
cIIEsArEHKE s. OHIO RAILWAY. Express 800 p. NJ
For OLD POINT ' coMFoRT ' and SoRFoIK via Cape
Charles Route, a; NJ week days and with Through
Ar r.r:S - CITY 10 weekdays Through Buffet
r6 H' SAFE E' M isa i1 6o i p weekday
Pleasant go 4. NJ. I2i0 $40. 80 and 100 u W.
week DAYS. sundays stop at lnt'rlaA"n '"t As'"'S
Iark) 9.45 4. NJ. Is y. VI.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. 800 VT,
90 20 { 20 y q }o 10 Penna IimedN. 10 10 DIN
ing carr. II A. NJ. II. l. 10 3 80 - az ,hin-
ing can. Dining carr Dining Car. 10 ; ' T. A.
J." IL night sundays Gij. $50. 900. DO 'o Llll.tedl
10. II 4 NJ. dining oar 32" = 80 ~, 'i'h,nS
CAR. DINING can. Dining Car. 745. :. +. NJ.
II. II night go.
Ticket Offices: Nos 433 ga. Ii96. 1928 III and ~
Broadway. | Aston House. and foot or lcsDI'sS's anu
torilanlt Streets: Court Street. s't Fulton Siri ~
Broadway. BROOKLYN Annex station foot ~ Fnlt ~
Street. brooklyn. Station jersey CITY The Ne" l"rk
Transfer Company will call for and check hnggage from
hotels and residences through 20 destination
6. " PRENOST ~ u. Woop
Manager. General Passr Agent
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Railroads.
BAL TIM0RE & OHIO RAILROAD.
Railroads.
Fast Express Trains to

Fast EXPIRES Trains 20
Baltimore, Washington, Chicago, Cinctn mn Il,
ST. Louis and all Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI. TRAINS
New-York foot Of Lbery-st daily for CHICAGO.
. 80 p. and 1918 night PITTSBuRG $50. Sun,
2 30 Sun. 1910 night. CINCINNATI ST LOUIS 10
a. m 600 p. m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE \ a. m.
ex Sun. 10 a. m. Dining Car. II 80 A. M. Dining Car.
80 M g 80 m. ex SUM- Dining Carr 500 p. IN.
90 y. M Dining Carr, 1913 night.
NORFOLK 1880 a. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Roanoke and Chattanooga Pullman
Sleeping Car $3.50. SUM- 23O p. Sun.
Ali trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
Ticket offices: l13. liz. 26I 49, 1i4O Broadway 81
East 18th ST. l27 Bovery. ~ Y: 3i4 Fulton
Ign: stations foot Of Liberty ST. c. II. r. OF n. J.
New-York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
~ rMLADELrnIA.. nALrIMoRE ~

10 IHTLADT.TT'ffIN. HNIt IN'JT.F. ~
WASHINGTON.
~ Philadelphia. week DAYS 40, 500 ?go 1000
Tarlor cafl. 300 600 dining carr. 73O. 90 = NJ.
u Is night sundays. 4 %n. 90" roc" 80 DINING
,arl 4 VI 80 800 boo 60 dining carr L. NJ,
J.. 10 uishi $3.50 1900
For Baltimore and Washington. week DAYS. 500 l".""
u - dining car 4 NJ. 80. 30 'un. q 90 DINING
,au y. NJ. - II night. sundays. lo9". u 80 DINING
GAR, 4 NJ 30 so. 600 dining 'hD J.. NJ. i2.l5
night
Tickets and par1r SEATS Re procured ~ foot ~
Liberty li3 ~. 2tl. Az "i'. lao LIZ broadway
~ s'h Az. 81 East i''h S. ia i.As LON - 80
V.sf i.Tfh 20 columbus A.. New YORK, Court
Fulton 81. HrooAlyn ~ Broaavay Williamsburg
m. New York Transfer Company viii call for and check
l.rrnx. nnnl hntrl resIacnce - destnAilln.
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nai.roo0s.
-AMERIc.'s cREATEsT RAILROAD
YORK
CENTRAL
L HUDSON RIVER r. R.

From Grand Central Station. 4ad Street,
500 MExcePt Sunday Empire STATE E, I5ss
Syracuse and Rochester. Due Buffalo 4i' p H.
o,ao @sara FaI,s 's ss p Ma for poushkespse Al
bany Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
1890 A. M.-Except Sunday. Day Express For all i'm
porant New-York state points To-. Column
bus Cincinnati indianapolis and ST. Louis STOPS
Poughkeepsie. Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches-
400 p M~Daily. Chicago Special for Detroit. Ceve-
land Toledo and chicago stops r at soShes
3.3O p M|Except sunday. West Point. Poughkeepsie.
Albany. Troy. Saratoga. a. r>,,,
4:3O p M-Daily. North Shore Limited Due Detroit
GOO p M~Daily For Albany. Troy. Utica. Adon-
dack Mountains Montreal. syracuse bunaio
Niagara Falls, Cleveland. Toledo Detroit chi
G.25 p MIDaiy. For Troy Saratoga. Burlington.
Plattsburg. St. Adams and Montreal. ...
land Indianapolis st. Louis. Chicago. Stops at
rougnkeepsie. Albany and rtica car ,.sssrvs,,
only. for points Fail Brook Railway. via Lyons
''' osdsnsbars Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland land:
Vincent the Auburn Road:
1910 NIGHT-Theaire train for Chicago and prnepat
Sunday night. Sunday nights Albany and chicago
o.oc g. st. and :,::s5 P M-Daily except sunday. to
riusae;d via Harlem Division, s.,,.a., ~, -. n.rk-
''' 81 MSg"4T s a f1lS to r!Ssd ana Inc
ALI. NIGHT TRAINS TO lONkEtS
'A night trains between Doth St ana points on
Putnam Division Ear Yonkers In connection WIN
he Elevated Road This is the only line running all
4 ght'' trains Of New-York
Wagner Palace all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand Central StaIoh
broadway. II Park Place 26l Alb Broaf"ay 81 ras.
Iifb 81 942 Broadway ~ Columbus % west
2ir st.. 13sth Station. New York; Es ana u"
fulton ST. and JOG Broadway +. D.. Brooklyn. -
Iaggage checked from hotel residence by the West
'ott Express Company. ..
TDUN Vi. TOUCEN. GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manage General Passenger Agent.
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DEL. ItChAWtNNN AND WESTERN X. H.
stations In Nrw-lOrk. foot of barclay md
Christopher streets.
NESIIutIED TRAINS. ptELMAN III FEET
~

Direct route o. NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNItlAlR.
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsfile Ba-klng
Ridge Madison. Morrist4~n. iasfsic. Paterson. Boon
ton Dover siauhoie. NEWTON bCpI'S LAKE.
LAKE HOPATtDNG. Ifaoketis'own. ScHOoLEiS
MOUNTAIN Washington. rlilLIlrSBrRG. EAsTON.
WATER GAP. STKOrDSBrRG. Pocono Mountains.
SCRANTON PTTTSTON. WILKESHAItRE. NANTG-
COKE DANVII.LE NORTIU MBERLAND Mont
RS. BINGHAMTDN. OXFORD NORWICH. Water
WI UTICA. EI"HFIELD SPRINGS cortland.
SYRACtsE. OSWEiO. ITHACA. oWEGO. ELMlIiA.
COREfNG. BATH. .pANSNlI.I.E HrFFALO and al
point. WEST NORTHWEST AND sol THWES
1.2O \. M-BINGHAMrON MAI" stops At principal
stations 49,. ..
900 4 M-Rt'FFALO. SCRANTON. BiNGHAMTON.
UTICA RItTIFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
OsWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars con-
a Buffalo With train for chicago and points W.,
100 f. M-stRANTON. WfLkEsBAKKE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman Eunet p4rlli cafs ~
400 T. NJ -SCHAETON. WlLkESBARRE and PlNM-
OTTH EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor carr
100 +. NJ Daily Buffalo Nesilbued Limited Express
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects at
Buffalo with train Tor chicago and points "tsi......
o.30 = NJ. DAILY BUFFALO. SCRANTON. ElNGlAM-
TON UTICA SYRAcuSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Slaepers ...,.,,. ,-,l,>.s . 8,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS al -
Park Place Broad~ly Tickets at Terry station w
Broadway. 4tha.r. l2hsts % West l2''h st;
225 Columbus York 3Js and go Fulton,st ana
100 Broaiway Brooklyn. Time tables giving iull infor-
nation all stations. -, - ,
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY Will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence to destii atom
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pnblit Noillcs.
PROPOSED PUBLIC PARK. ON the Yves

PROPOSED PUBLIC PARK. on the West
j SIDE Of the city.
BOARD OF STREET OPENING AND IMPROVEMENT.
Newly Irk. February 10TH 1890
Notice Owners o. Properly and others interested:
The Board Of Street Opening and Improvement will hold
Meeting the office Of His Honor the Mayor.
CIV Hall Tuesday the 18th inst. at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
10 consider selection OF lands for the purpose OF
Public within the bounded by West and
Roth Avenue and the Hudson River In
this City provided in Chapter oil OF the Laws Of
1895. -
CHARLES II. /. COILS. Commissioner Public Works.
s. V r. CRUGER. President Department Public Parks.
JOHN JEROI/OMAN. President Board Of Aldermen.
Committee.
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ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave York. fot ~ chambers st.
al. ,0ff.v. AMI n.~ minutes ,arller from West 2Si
600 rsssm'a r,' Emma, naH.o naafrd ia a1
,1wl M.advlll~ .nd fhe W'st Paflur -
Hara.N.
D.oo T. M.-Vestnul~i Limited fast raj Daily. sofia
-'UU train FOR Chicagl Na thautsIqua Lake arrives
cleveland : 80 \. ChieaFo =. NJ Si'epers
o. Chicago Cleveland auI Cincinnati. Dining car.
~.on T. M.-Uurnl1 Ncsfhu~i Express Daily. arrives
I')V lm~aia 20 a - making direct connections for
l,flul'. chicago AMI fhc West.
SD r. :" s o4G a 10 s "@l .: Nas' "a f ai
falo. chicago ami Cincinnati Dining Car.
I'IrkETS LOCAL TIM CARDS AID Pt LIMAN
accommodations a. III. 2ni 49, ami ~ Broadway.
$50 East l2ifh.si Chambers AMI Wet 2JI-' ferries.
New fork. Broadway AMI 373 FuHuSf Brooklyn. 600
Hudson st.. Hohokrn. apI jersey CITY station. Erie
TRANSFER Company calls fli ana checks baggage fflm
hotels and residences o. destination
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Chicago. Feb 17.-Eastbound shipments last week
,.,I of about 5000 TONS compared with the week
before The cause is attributed to diversion OF grain
A.. o,h.r gsteways through which cut rates can be
10 o ,fhout the roads concerned being troubled
SHtph membership In the Joint Traffic Association
with It's attendant heavy money pehai''es LOT ia'e
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JUSTICE PECKHAM PRESlDEo.
TAKES HIS SEAT on THE SUPREME
COURT BENCH.
GREETED BY PROMINENT LAWYERS IN THE Posl
OFFICE BUILDING-HIS personal hT-
SEMBLANCE TO HIS FATHER
CAUSES COMMENT.

Associate Justice Rufus W Peckham, OF .ne
United States Supreme Court yesterday LOON ms
the bench for the first time in THIS 'i''
his elevation 70 the highest judicial postum
a number of the prominent lawyers OF Ne"-io'N
greeted him when he took his seat to PRESIDE aS
the Federal Judge the bench Of the Ihiteu
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! 10 So 4 VI i.l5 $40. $40 =. VI.
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CT PAUL's BIG EARNINGS.

C,,capo Feb 1.-THE earnings OF the Chicago,
,,uwaukec and ST Paul Railroad for the second
,,eek Of February $5493l; for the correspond
ne week OF 1895. $423. 7s7: increase. S2o,5li.
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0enrbcrs.

GRADUATE Of Cornell former Instructor there. ana o
NJ Of wide experience desires pupils REFERS 10
leading educators. TUTOR Box I. Tribune ONCE.
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eiruliion

For Boys and Young Men.-City.
A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS Will receiv, on. boy
y at nan rate. HEAD MASTER B.; Room sT ~
~ C,csdene department Of y. Y Preparatory SCHOOL,
to ' many colleges |TioC4 TUErfR EXAMiSATioN
Pf apSIli' ARriiuE WILLIAMS CYae i.7S x Rroad
For Young La1ies.-City.
NJ ADEMOIsEI.IE NELTIN
NA SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
100 And i'- 6 %Lii i.T rrFfEIFiARArrox
NIiss N. e RAYsoN b 4. BOARDING. %Np DAY
NI SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Small classes College prep
sra,ion i'd West 7:'h ST. Ne"-ioFk
.s sSD pxY ss sdnoSn S GIRLS
Is ,;,h Street.
'THE JAcoTor ,scmooI+. corr, -
boarding md day school for girls; kindergarten for
M,lc' TRoMfXT and Mrs C. l. MonGAS. Principals,
TIVE MISSES rLYs School. F0K GIRLS.
XIV ''''''D'' ia a nd seth streets.
For Both Scxes.-Ci,y.
A TTGi66SSI sf ls4ITTr * q hviH rfidE com
prizes ons .Gs n .l. 1 isoroasS prepsra,on
or cSeye or business: native teachers in English Ger
and French c,mmois'ions ioT Limited hu'of' o'
boarding p''"N o"-"''' A. SCHMIDT. Director.
UEIliIrz SCHOOL or IANGrAGES.
ID Madison square t2]fh-si and broadway. "-io'N
Germania Bk Fulton 81. oUo. CITY HalD. brooSyh-
II AHErM Preparatory In',tueI,oy' G!rls cien9 s,s
Lexngon,ave bet, ss,h & 10Th sits. y Y CITY e's vesr'
For Boys and Young Men.-Country.
u,oRDENTOwN q. j., MILITARY INSTITUTE.
cart T. j.. LANDoN coNMANpANT
CAIRFIEID ACADEMY. HOME SCHOOL FOR noYs
FRANCIS H. BREWER. 4. NJ. Prin. Fairfield conn.
AaAPIEwooD INSTITUTE Concoririle. Penn.--sle2
NI per year school one Of the best to IN
fuse with energy and 70 wake n.y. hoys to tn, d.ie' OF
NE ioy' e"'e' J. aHoRTIiDGE yale A. NJ. Prin.
DocKLAND Collegiate Institute Nyack-on the Hud.9n
ana pony equestrian dept Capt. j Wilson A. NJ. Pm.
iogue col. LOUIS II. oRIEMAN. Prin.
For Young Ladics.-Country
9roNr INSTITUTE TAKKYTOwN- ON -HUDSoN.-A
Boarding ana Day School for Girls College PreparA-
,dn R@opens sept isth. Miss NJ W. Mscalf. Principal
'THE MISSES McFoKs scIooJ FOR &C, GIRIs ,S Mq,-
Academic College Preparatory Lectures by Professors In
Columbia College.
sT,HE CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL,
select private school for girls Btst pleparcs o
forts Of home Mr.. ARTHtR GILMAN is the Director
Cambridge. Mass.
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL.
boarding Day and cosss PrepaIs'ory 70. Girls Both
Mrs THEODORE H. RICHARDS Principal.
Miss SARA LOUISE TRACY 4. H. Associate frncipal
Germantown. Phiadepha.
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For Boys and Young Men.-City.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS will r-ceiv> boy
~ q hal, rate. HEAD MASTER, Room q.
West i4th-s
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Danrins 5tnools.

LEXANDER MACGKEGOR.
n MendeIssohn Rooms. 1905 and 100 West b5h-st.
Private lessons and classes In dancing.
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dwight SCHOOL
~ tAcadenic Department u y Y Preparatory Sch0olD
Sixteenth year begins September -. Certificate admits
to many colleges WITHOUT FURTHER EXAMINATION
l.aboraiories Gymnasium For announcement. address
Principal ARTHUR WILLIAMS Halel lf79 ~ Broad