davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-27

tions suffer when a couple of thousand
youngsters are turned loose at them! In
one booth a new kind of mush is served
with cream and sugar; in another tiny
biscuits, made with somebody's baking
powder, are handed out gratis. Then you
can get. without expense, some fancy
crackers here and taste of syrup there
and a cup of coffee somewhere else. In
addition to all this there is free candy
and free mineral water and free other
things too numerous to mention.
Nobody kicks at the children, but the
booth people register whole lot of excep-
tions in adult cases.
Would you believe" said one lady in
charge of booth, There are people who
come daily, and sometimes twice day,
and make the whole round of the booths
where free samples of goods are given,
seemingly intent on getting square meal
every time they visit the Pavilion"
The fair is a glorious place for the
economical young man and his girl.
1t takes the place of theater,
and at a big saving of expense.
The couple promenade in the art gallery
(Which, by the way, presents the best ef-
forts seen there in years.. saunter up to a
soda-water grotto, and sip from the sam
ping glasses, move over to a candy booth
and get a toothsome morsel to chew on,
and then settle down for half hour on
bench to listen to the music of the band.
After this programme has been gone
through with it may be repeated, just as if
the art gallery and the soda-water grotto,
the candy booth and the orchestra
benches were unanimous for grand en-
core.
Lost children are found, now and then,
at the fair. In the rush and crush the
little one suddenly awakens to the alarm
ing reality that his mother or guardian is
nowhere in sight. The mother or guar
dian explores the east side of the Pavilion
for the child, while the child takes the
west side in his own fearful hunt. An
hour or two afterward We have the scene
The San Francisco call., 1896-09-27

Eyes, and also a tail, like bird"
"And you think one of the big kind'n
go like birdP''
Possibly one may"
And the boy closed the brief interview
by murmuring, as he winked an eye and
turned on his heel, "I don't think"
The boys linger great deal about the
| California fresh-water- tsh exhibit, going
from tank to tank and studying the var
Gus fnny species there imprisoned. The
trout hatchery, with its thousands of baby
trout frisking around, wins much of their
attention. Boys are eager. az rule, to
know what the different kinds of fish look
like, and for that reason they spend con-
siderable time in scrutinizlng the yellow
perch, the black bass, the Ranb trout,
the Dolly Warden trout. the Eastern brook
trout, cutthroat trout and Loeb Leven
trout. They admire the green sunfish and
spend a while watching the antics of the
chubs, sinners and minnows. Boys want
to know what they are hooking when they
go out after piscatorial sport along the
streams freshly stocked by the State Fish
Commission.
And then comes old Tom Hatch-frank-
featured, ood-natured-known by nearly
| Ill Iue SCuOOl CnllQTen, anu KNOWN, TOO,
as the man who knows more about the
native woods of California than almost
anybody else. He has an exhibit of our
native woods on the south side of the
/ main floor.
Nearly every afternoon he gives lesson
to the school Children lesson that can
not be gained from books. 1t may be OBJ
served that Madison BabcocK, the Super
intendent of Schools, warmly commends
this instruction. Children, it is said, learn
more at this booth in few minutes than
they could find out in any of the bulky
encyclopedias.
The fancy woods of this State were never
shown at all until they were prepared and
introduced by Mr.. Hatch at the Mechan-
les Institute or 1884. He has collection
of gold and silver medals won by his fancy
wood exhibits every year since then. At
the late Worlds Fair in Chicago Mr..
/ Hatch's display beat the world, and he
was awarded a cash prize of $500 by this
State. So confident was he of winning
that he offered to forfeit $500 if he could
not excel all other exhibits of the kind.
Prominent in Mr.. Hatch's booth is G.
| A. Hooper's fine sample of a superbly
polished redwood burl. 1t is 5% feet
long, Az wide and about two inches thick.
An Eastern clergyman took such a fancy
for this burl that he wanted the owner to
fix price for it. 1t was not for SALE how
ever. sit is one of Gods own paintings"
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
Railr0aos.
DENN NSYLVANIA
RAILROADS..
RAILROAD.

STATIONS e. ps;sss .?a cssa"d' Streets
1000 fAff "a. II
9a sa iS:. sf 5ssas bs @s % spa
T. Hs"s, go St NJ iouis 's'Haa'S';i s.a 49, rosa
200 =: Il. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS =
Ghis3so. AIrivs Siisinna,i csa 4. NJ. St. Louis 's'
600 y is7:s is &
7.45 +: vi. soT1HwvEsTERS ExPREss.- and
nns cos p NJ 'iP1ni I"danapo, 1%d i oiS 5' p NJ St Louis
to PitshrS connec, Tor chicago daily. and Cleveland
's' s,o %!xs%IssToS aSp TIE ;souTgs.,o :, %
.consressionai iim ali rSrior and pinns c.rs. iao
sIaas ssa ss Pl1Ps fs? q - ai G':n'
soHHHFR% !Thy ser = night NJ daily Sleeper,
a nrT McDsi daily Ts%T rsp. S @1
AST saa nasSn s + %S ss Sleeper Sleeper
ci!EsArEXKE. 4. OHIO RAILWAY Esrr.s. $50 p. NJ.
Route; 4 NJ. weekdays and with Through Sleeper
Atlantic CITY. 100 p. NJ week day., Through Buffet
r? @ "'TSD A;i"f rs' $40 g? 1" and
oso 40 sroR c"i.AoElri1IA ill.,: 10 10 ,n,,
l9s c.2 IlA NJ, 4. 2ic !, so; 40 'Dn,,,,s
s ss NE nss Dns snsd12s G2 S :Dsss @ s. so 10 ri
% ,pae 4 cs G2s 1pnss car ca ~ p'2F p i. M y
Tfss' @ss a tia ~ and ''f" s 'af' III :"a ss
Cortland, srs,fS Court street SEQ Futon s,r4s, os
Street Brooky-; Station. Jersey CITY. Tho New York
vii ho"sn a ''T TO S' from
c.nsrs, rEtV"ST cn,ro- General rssy r. WOOD sTon,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
RAILROADS.
.un.SA's GREATEST NElIxct..
NETWORK
CENTRAL y =! I: r. .
uiIrSlM RIvERR r.
l. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

FROM GRAND cENTRAL STATION ,. .2D sTEEET TT1Te:r
eP IRAN m nc Wor "p %sT at sa's SHAM
F m nPs Ts. Haa' 4an +, IL m.s
o.ao Fast Mall for Pqnghksep;%s; ss %;,xsla Al
sany. Utica. Utica. Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo N'"H''A
1880 A. M~Escept Sunday Day Express. For all i'm
500 P Daily Southwestern Limited. For colam,
at PouChkeepse Albany. Ctica. Syracuse. Rochester
Albany. Schenectady. t,ca Syracuse. Rochester
$3.50 j. M.~Excep; Sunday. West Point POushkeepse
4:30 y. M.-Daly North Shore Limited. Due , Detroit
SO m. Chicago i:3O p. H. stops al "'''''
c:oo p MDa!y For Albany. Troy. rtiea AdS9ntaTk
s Mqn'". ccvesna MSn'F Tdea5 rS eheas
o..3 p ,MDaiy For Albany Troy. Burlington Pa't'-
1870 haTaio N,asara Fas s,oSs S,evs a.;
PoYshtSpss iOapy and ssanr ca, passenger.
only, or points Fall Brook Railway. via Lyons
n. and f9I Rochester s...or.. oswsg, wa,erown
osdensGuE baS FSF SasSFs rs
,o 1ngsq Except Saturday, n for ly Gaps a"'
I2o raay' s" for S' 5hs"so ana PRINCIPAL
ndy on si snSdsy asa lover ps"' and f'f?
o:os "T pe@s Ne @ a: @ or '' NJ ta" cxeep. Sunday
o., t'Gf via Harlem pyis'9n and the pek
AIi. SlGHT TEAISs e yoSKEEs; Ter so,n,. on
pans% Tsn a ySnksT in Ds connsSGn Snna VAN
,sn. TsF"sF raa,s car; ri; Gp 81 n% !h[o"rn trains
e va hoa5Ss1 i Is ': 49, 20 ass a Goaaray 81 81 We Ess
l2iths AMI l;s'h t. station: Tew,Tork IT'S and '?'
Hassase checked residence By the West
'oHS TGy %.ass. 2ESHeF 4 AFsa
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains eave New-York. foot Of Chambers-s.
= follows. minutes earlier from West I'D ST.:
Q00 A. M.-vesiibulei Express Daily FOR Wayerly.
C'OO Wnehamton ElraIa, llunao. Bradford. James
town. Meadviile and the West. Arrive Buffalo
1:5o r. 81 rarlor Buffalo.
S)00 i. M.-Vestihulcd Limited fast mail Daily. SOLID
rvOV train for Chicago via Chauiauqua Lake, arrives
Cleveland T:fO A. NJ. Chicago 8 +. N Seepe.s
20 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining
Car
>.2O T.. M:-Eunalo and Cleveland v.-;bued E.-
S'CV press Daily. arrives Bu~alo : - a. NJ. Brad
ford 1Ij 4. NJ. jamestown s35 A. NJ. Cleve-
Land las p. VI. slecpers 20 uiYalo and Cleve-
land making direct connections for Detroit.
Chicago and the "
S5 s 4, css s '?a sp1. Ssr's "a Es, p
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
rTNCKETS. LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND rIlL,NAS
L Accommodations at III. pol 4o md ajI Troadwsy.
1877 Fsowery. .6 East I2sth 1t and 81 Nes, l23th-st.,
Chamber. and w.si e2i ferries. New yo-k. 333 and
T?8 Fui'on-s io8 broadway Rrookiyn: 200 Hudson st
fIobokcn city station wcstcot, Express al!s
for and checks hargags f'm hotels ard residences to
destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The schedule yesterday at the Broadway nea' I'-
tate salesroom called for a large number OF sa'e'
under foreclosure and in partition proceeoi"e'' '
eral Of the parcels were ADJOURNED. 90. s
Philip A. Smyth sold. In partition NOS Nv ,,", ""
,2s East E;ghty-thrd-st., two three-story Enssn
brick houses lots each lsx te i r'nGss sss
Toewenfeld and William Prayer. Tor Ml,Js, Ml,oS, "''o
No III East 1s en- ;yyreSar H
to John J. MuIIane, for $3.50. N.oo,s.ave
ceM,rn line 2so feet southwest of Ellwood-st run
northwest ss4 sounWesf nre ne I' 20 feet SOUTH
west Of centre line Of Ellwood-st southeast ZHx %s
southwest 100 northwest ZO en- m also iO in fore
SsenSa" sasa4s No. SHGa 30 tSss %ss' S
thrdst, hye,story brick nloM fathSuss fop e'
twenty e fourth-s fourstory brick stable e, lot
's~ Berrian err aD sold in foreclosure No sss East
M.srI SnsrS0sy fyr 3Fa%e
'Vok ATT private U contract Ecke Baterman have sod'
conformity with " D. RSome tor Shsnas three
storv M brick dwelling lot 2Ox95 on private terms
regular of the yaseray s1srd Sf Reny
Eldridge and Francis T. Underhii were e'ec'e"
Frederick southack & Co. have sold for Richard
Mo- ~ nS sso no. % Sorh
e. Joseph F. b1ass Fl No. s So to
San WIaH n"Sefc G. Walkers Sons have sold for Eugene
Hoffman Nos and 10 East iN lr1ns for Is
SiE-StOry
reported. $4,000 1t was bought by Mr. HoHmah
parshasssG the plot bSSS lsx ra sy
him last week from Jefferson Levy four-s'or'
brick stores occupy the whole plot
The threestory brick building the Ero9nd moor o,
linuor store at the northwest corner OF Sixth-ave
and Thirty-sixth-st, has been condemned by the ne
Department Of Buildings together with Nos l0l loS
and lG5 West Thiry-sixth-st similar structures
These will be razed and thus afford clear site lor
the new Herald Square Hotel DisposSess proceed
ings against the occupants of Nos l03 and 100 re-
suited yesterday in favor of the Davis estate IN tne
vacant and partly torn down.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
lEHIGH NAllEYRAIiROAD
station. foot Of CortInndt md De> brosses sta

stations foot Of CortInndt md De esbrosses sts
of4o \. VI. daily sunday. OV A. NJ MACCH
'lli Nk AMI intermediate stations
Sii5 \. ". daiiy ier ITHACA. GENEVA no HES.
BRIDGE tho Wes aud principal local points dining
car 20 Suspension Bridge Pullman Ne.tibuie sleeper
Chicago.
loo 4. " daily except Sunday Tor MAUcH
tHtNk ami Intermediate points Connections for Read
irr s-i HARRISBURG
1:Oo daily except Sundty
"BLACk DIAnDND EXPRESS"
-rves 3urdlo 10 VI Through car Rochester. Pull
man v-stihuled Day Coaches and Parior Car. Dining
l"io H. ". daily. except sunday. for Easton and in.
$40 u. VI caily. except Sunday. for I. & u. Junct
stopping any a. principal Intermediate stations Chair
j;:O y VI. lsun lay. only,. FOR Mnuch Chunk and
Hazlctun. and all Intermediate stations
4.iO i. daily. except Sunday. for l.. 4 u. JUNG
TloN and principal rtefm-lte s'at Pullman buffet
1;f5 y. Vi. daily TOR Easion and intermediate stations
G;IO T.. W. da'iy. Tor BtFFAIo. NIAGARA FALLS
and al points West. Pullman Sleeper vr-ribulcd rrain
y. y To Chicago Sleeper TO Bunalo and Toronto
O:OO y. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCUEs-
TER. HCFFtLO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West. Iumar Sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
Wi.krsharrr.
II 100 r. VI. daily. except Sunday. ;or EAsToN and
Intermediate points.
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday for BOUND
BROOK and int mediate points. leave follows: 200
A.. NJ. 2 30 =. NJ. 4:2O T. NJ and $50 + NJ
Ticket. and Pullman accom- nodatiDns
and 323 broadway. 81 East i4h St. 59 East i25th ST.
io7 Rowery y. " SEQ Fulton ST. Court ST. 9s BROAD.
way and Brookiyn Annex. Brooklyn.
Ner-Ynrk Transfer Company will FOR and checx
from hne, residence through destination
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
10 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON

. WASHINGTON
-. For philadelphia week days 43o 500. s:i; 900
Io'L ~ ~. Dining Caro- \. NJ. | So 2:cc $50 90
i,u1c' Iarlar Carl t;3o 800 Dining carr 600. 80
VOC J.. NJ IL l5 night. sundays 40 900 10 90 II 30
,n'lnn,,ng SER NJ. 200 400. 500 Dining CarJ 800
r.r natlmore nrd Washington. week days 40 s:i5
lo M ~ 10 Dining Carr 4. NJ 200 3'o. 800 (Dinlns
c'rp ~ y ~. 80 ~ Might. sundays II 10
Dininr carJ N. 200 500. dining carr o:oc p. 81
!? ~ n'Eh'.
Tickets nna naro,c '..,' c.n h procured Zoo, Of
~ az Az II Fast lNh 81. ia Fls, Io5,h 81, oT3
W'si 80 - 2'i Columbus Az. New-York: Court
c ecn ru''rn G. prook'yn: oa pr'adway Williams
h"rr Th~ Newyork Transfer Company VIII ror and
check baggage from hotels residence to dcs',na',on
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave ". 42d -, station. y. Y as follows and
M. foot Franklin st.
$3.50 a. NJ. Daily. Local To- Buffalo
G;IJ A. ". DAILY for Ahany. Utica. Roch
ter Rufralo Niagara Falls Toledo e,rland ,'hcax, |,
II ,::S A. NJ. Daily except Sunday. Catsll Noun
tans. New -Paz. Lakes Mohunk and Mnnewaskn.
Albany. Utica Saratoga caldwell. Lake George Paror
q and NV Faz.
G,OO T. M. Daily for Albany. Montreal. T,ca Syracus.
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detgoit'
cleveland. Chicago and St Louis.
S,45 T.. NJ. ray. except Sunday. FOR Utica Syracuse
Hach and buffalo.
S,I5 T. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica. Syrucusc Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
and -. IOnis.
Time tables at .ncipa hotels and Offices.
q. T.. !.AMEERT General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt ave. New York
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
THE ASSETS OF A LIFE ASSOCIAIIoN'

Srs11cE sMYTH PROVIDES FOR THE FINAL Dis
rRrBuTIoN OF RESERVE FUND
Justice smyth. in the Supreme Court yes'eiu"y %
rendered an opinion providing for the hnai ois'''
tuition Of the reserve fund Of $4,000 OF the Mu'ua
Reserve Life Association. the iuhos ol 'iio 49,
a,o,to, ,,sre divided originally into mortuary and
,,.orve funds The former created FOR the
purpose of the payment of death benefits ana 'he
after for the benefit of living members OF the as
sociaton.
The reserve fund. made up of 20 per cent OF 'he
associations receipts. was deposited WIN the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company In his opn-
iop Justice Smyth decides that the fund Is to be
divided among the members. regardless OF the ex;
,..nse and Indebtedness of the association, and
that the death claims being provided for by the
nIortuary fund such claims are not entitled 10 a
ehare in the reserve fund. He also holds that the
reserve fund is to be distributed by the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, and not by Samuei W.
ns,hank the receiver Of the association.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
BALTlMORE g. OHIO,

Leave New H. FOOT Of Lber! ST.. daily.
LiTTSnuKG; 80. tx sun. sun. ". Is night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, 10 q. m, .. IN.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. sl3. 10 DINING Carr
ii.s0 a. IN. Dining Car). 2, $3.50 dining Carp, Dining
Sar). L. - night. Sunday, 10 DINING Carr.
a. m. dining car dining CARP. dining Car). p
m. IL IL night
NORFOLK. Ii.3O a. m. daily
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. D. IN daily.
All trains are Illuminated With pintsrh Light
ofnces: ii3. ii2 csi. AIS Ii40 Bway, 81 f. t4th st.,
TT Bowery " 338. 3+4 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn; Station
,ont ~ Liberty ST. G r. r. ~ N J. Baggage checked
from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C.
For Rd Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean
Grove and point, south to Point Pleasant 4:3O $40
u 70 A. ". go 3:3" 400 a:30 Red 8ank) 4+5
80 G5 = ". Sundays stop At in'erl,kcn Tor Asbiry
Park and Ocean Grpve) 300 4. NJ. 400 p NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River. Rsrnerat Park Barne-
eai. $50 $50 A. ". i.2O. 40 p. NJ.
For Nlne'and and Rrligeton. 40 A NJ. I 80 r. NJ
For Monmouth React. Seahrigh'. ard Highlands NJ
Navognk I ~ so \ " 4:I5 go NJ
Sundays. 900 A.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FoR LoSG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C.
From Pier y. Il. foot or Rector ST.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Reach NormandiA
Rumson Reach. s"nhf gh Monmouth Peach. and Ions
Branch ~ % - \ " 3.tS +. 81. SUNDAYS a3O A. NJ
For Eheron, Asbury PARK Ocean and point.
south - Point Pleasant. 7;f5 r " sundays fsfop n
ln'ernlor f0r AshUry Park and OCEAN Grove) o:3O
For IakeWn-l Toms Rlyer. and narnegai. z q 2 N
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


ss,h-st iic IT Of West End aye lSxio2e: .,oo
81; JI. No Bs 1 s and w penad G ISIs San to
l2ths; q@ ips so II Of 5th,ave 2oxiooi; Kara
,a lifa;"enH 1913 1SrP Il Of a'fffF fS aexcc
M1Sson G@s'a ax so' ana s w'ii tt Srs a 1 axo
o! soss 70 H'f ass rasi asa Ts Julia casper %
i&tiSg.i 50 I, of S5ays 's.@,Il so.l"oll;
80 s. IL l. Henry il chase sad s.F!S1 ~fs
i2eh st. No iGs West; Herman scheideberg and I'm
1871 uS%s5uf s. %s5 aF Of Amsterdam l5o.
i7s,h-s!. n s., 225 4 ". Of Amsisrdam- aye Sox
i5is Isl st. @s's s. tss' asio # ' of @ % sxisS
Patrick MahsMs 70 Anna !. Meysr 49,. @""
GSnney 20 Mary MaTren. ..,".....,......
,o,h-st. No 423 West: Loretta a Marren to Emma N
West End'ave. n corner s3d-s,, 2os7o Edward
Arnn Y@n a"9 wf sDntr To Gn sGrs7 cslcs Gnonpo1i
Es cudpp to Amae Ssma"n Io 10 :, to o'''e'
l5ist-s, xs75; Joseph 10th & co to Bernard and
uae fTs aTs. ''" 2;5 Z, Of jcnninsssi @5sicc:
Hcnry { fhompson saxoo sophie Duden TO %
wSS SRs% SSS.o' So S Mam inn n"'pi William. to
Gec9cR.s "'s No 49, Anna vosei Republic sav: o,o
a7,hs, hEs 'a Nos Ias" aso and " ~ Vest rhp McGoven
sa!5-;i S2 ies %;;, ! nr't'on llavsn' and wife !"
southern ri goueySrd .s 80 DS s Sf 10 Esabeh
-lA
coumbine- ST. n g - ~ jefferson ave, 2ox
loo: Ellen Donohue and another To Rooer' a ooo
Van Corear Place n Lots ln ana no map
North Marble HI; also. Terrace NiTw
ave. G.lt 2cI ami l.iI II OF Lot ~" t"ine
map Frederic T. Camp and another excrs' 70 y. ooo
Howard Mex Kirkland ..............:. WV"
Terrace View ave. Lot 25 and = l2'z IL OF ~.
2Os same map Frederic f. Camp TO Frederic Il
Cam and another eNcrs.
i-st. n n. 1875 = OF Jtb-ave. 22xlO%2; Wi''n"
" Hall 10 Emile r Lesher.
soth St ii3+ ot Madison ave. i6sxlns,
Samuel Frzze;l and wife to John 10y
9Th ave. . 2j.2 II OF 1l2;h ST, ''''Ni"'
Althof Henry Bales
f.vere Place. = at corner lanls ni onc
Mullen oath Ward. 60xi0O: Ellen DAILY 70 ,o-o
Lot iOi Block B. map Mlpes estate; Hudson / eo,
Rose and wife 10 Charles Knauf. ........:.''' ""
whit. Plans-ave . Lot -. map new village OF
Jerome. White Plains s. Lot ~ sa'he ., 80
map: Amy ! Hallock 10 William + liahoch...' i-'''
Plot IN East Chester adjoining Land George MI
l- contains acres. Katharine !. Thornton 20 , 100
Mary HaNey -, ,,s,.
1911 -. n S. - n g Of ~ ~. 2ixilt West 'fr's
ter: Joseph Jones and wife 10 William IL ,oo
Plot In East Chester containing acres ana au
i0irlng land n George Miller; Richard Giles As ,oo
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
tAnthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic BLOCK signals.
ON ard ft'r sept 90 1896,
l.s.t rs. ..f ~ \

TfaIhs taVe FtatIph f1oI OI I,Ib'fty M .
For Easton. Bet thieh-m Allentown Mauch Chunk &c.
40 7:i5. 9o nItS Easton) a. NJ. t:io leo. AIS
30 70 EastpnD 5:ts 73o to Allentocnl r Sundays
<:30 r5 10 Taston) A. NJ. t:CO $50 600 p. NJ
For Wk.sbarre Pit'ston and Scranton 9:i0 A. NJ.
1910 i;3O AZ p u Sundays 40 A. NJ.
FIR EcainG at ~. 500. o:i0 1000. II 10 A NJ. iio
1:3o 200. $50 %. j:45 900 r NJ. 1918 night Sun
davs 4:30 \. NJ. leo. 200 $50 600 r. NJ i2I nigh,
For Harrisburg a. 80 500 o:io. 1890 A. NJ. Io.
1.3o 40 500 5G = NJ. 1913 night Sundays. 30
A. NJ. LOO. '.3o 600 p. NJ. i2:is night
For surhury. LowisburC. and winlamsport at %3o
500 o:lo A ". i:io 1880. 900 p. NJ. Sundays. 43o
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07
DEL, LACkA MAMMA AND WESTERN Il. H.
stations Ia Nrv-l lork, foot OF Barclay and
ChriNtOphrr streets.
VESrIDlIED TRAINS. 1T GILMAN DlFEET


Dlrec, route 10 NEWAEk. HLOOAlfiEiI1. MoNrCLAIR
THE ORANGES, summit. Barnardsville. Basking
Ridge Madison. Morristown. Pss.aic. Paterson Boom
iHKr: MGPATCoSG Hacke,tstown stIioni.EYs
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PfIILlIISRt Ri EASTON
WATER GAP. STROTDSBt'RG. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON. TITTSTON. WILkESRAKRE NANTI.
rose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH Water.
VILE UTICA. RICHFIELp SPRINGS. Cortland
SYRACUSE OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. EIMIRA
CORNING BATH DANSVIlLE BUFFALO and ali
points WEST NORTHWf;ST AND SOUTHWEST
500 A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
10 O5 A. M'-Care Can. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING.
HAMTON. UTICA. RIC!lFIELD SPRINGS. SYRIA
,'i'SE ana OSW EGO ENrRESS. Pullman i'nri1~
cars. Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago
points west
90 p 'M.-CCafe Can. SCRANTON. WiI.KEsRARRE
ana Ei.NiliN EMPRESS. Pullman Paror
400 +. M-S,'RANTcS. WIIKESBARRE and PI.YM-
Ol'TH ENpR .SS. Pullman BUFFET Parlor Car.
1:30 T. NJ UJnly)-iufrao Nestil,uled Limited ENpr.ss
for SCRANTON. HiNGHAMTON. ELMIRA DUF.
FALO Pullman luI"t sleeping car. com ecting II
imm,lo Win trains flr Chicago and points
o:30 l.. NJ Oaily).-BtFFAIO. SCRANTON BINGHAM.
TON, ITHACA. UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWE,iO
EXtRFSS Pullman Ii.net Sleepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS NJ
Henry Gase Sons Limited. iil broadway. Il
Place. 40 Broaiwsy Tickets at ferry 0t2
Broadway. III ithrve i2th-s; 53 West l25th-st
Coluubus-ave. New York SS and I26 Fulton-st
Broadway BrOSlyn. Timetables giving full infor.
nation OF all stations
check hargaIe from 'o'ei or residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07

two-and-a-half- story frame dwellings, BY VIII
lam Bloomfield, Of Wil:iamsbridge owner. 80.
Boston Road. n ., 500 II W Of 6;h-ave. for a ons.
and-One-half- frame stable. by Mrs Kate
sedswick-ave. s. opposite Morris Lane for a
one-story glass and Iron greenhouse by Lillian
s Rollins. Of No 949 Broadway, owner........
Alterations main office:
3d-ave, No 427 to a four-story brick tenement
by Daniel Daily. OF 800 President-st, Brook.
lyn, owner. .....................
2Jth-st n corner 7th-ave TO a four-story brick
hotel, by Adelia NJ Iankeman. OF No lGS West
25th-st. owner. ......................,
Alterations. uptown branch
C1inton-ave. s. 100 II Of Jefferson-st. TO q
thrce-story frame dwelling, by Mrs Eliza
Vanderbilt ave. No 1920 to four two story frame
structures. lumber sheds etc. by G Lang
bier. Of No l. 424 Nanderbilt-ave owner .....,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-07

BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans Tor buildings and alterations
filed Yesterday
New buildings main office:
i+.h ST. No LAC East. Tor five story brick nat by
Jane Il Cusack, OF No g8 presidentst. Brook
iyn. owner .,:;.......:............ $4,000
6sth-st. =. ~ II " OF 1lth-aye for a story
brick abattoir. Workshop etc. by Eas;mans Co.
OF NewY York. s........................ 40
S3d st. No 1l9 East. for IA Ave story brick fat
by Leon and Jacob Pzer, of No i6O East led -st
owners ............. ...................... $1,000
New buildings. uptown branch:
th-st n O. lOA II . Of White PlainSaya for thrse.