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RE EXPECTS AN EXTRA SESSION.
REPRESENTATIVE BINGHAM THINKS ONE "iAi'
BE CALLED FOR THE PASSAGE OF
r.pyrI, RIII,

TARIFF BILL
Washington Nov IA (SpeciaD-fePiese
Bingham Of Pennsylvania, who was IN 'ne ~ o.,
6av exnects an extra session TO be caiieu inc ~
month of McKinley's Administration lot t'e -
of a tariff BILL When asked how ne res'
prospects for tariff legislation. Mr. Bingham, u,,
THE next Congress will pass tar''i o' l.arn-
Dngley bill was merely proposed 10 neip 'he W ~
ment over the period OF the LlNtn Cohsies-' ,,S
was the only kind OF a bill the Admins"d''''. 49,
accent What would be the use oil pass'e - NV
when the time is so near at hard Tor tne p"s :. "
a Republican tariff bill in accordance with e a. :,
az the people as expressed al the election Oh
mis- month? | have no doubt mat We WI NO no, Al
ezra session within the first month ~ me- ieeisia
minstraon 1t would not do 10 put on "a IA,
lion until the regular meeting of the l-N ~. ~, @
as that would result in having the new oai erions
into effect Just as the next CoiSres
were coming on and would not give II an ;niired
m SHOW lie beneficial effects. That was 10, nave
The Mckinley Tariff bill. The people ulu HU pa nas =
lime 10 see its effects before the eectioi - :, vii,
q tar;ff bill early in the next Admins
have a wear 10 be in force before Inc linz n
niect,ons come off. The people VIII ha's non N
realize its benefits before they are cdi'e" "'
vote again. , soo,a-ed ,hev would not
,,,,s for tariff bill that does not take care VI ~
.,it,rsi nroducts" IL suggested. r>or,oor,t,c
sEree wool and free lumber were pure ,gnored
ro1cies Republican tariff bills nave net s,,,rs
pohS' nrod'cts a nd would do II in the future
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Eai'roa0s.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and cor,landt Streets
F e Fsf a HovsPsf n bst Sleeping
70" F 4 fsf e Risss
on ca sr Te0ns ps sokns snS
cIsp9 70 % $40 NJ H. s AND Toledo
100 L VI CHICAGO AND ST hoUs EXp PR. s0d
Riss5 1 &qTe " cScn %rs q io; a. H. IA
Geo =. VEST RI ExpREss-ss.p9s and D' T, IS
y wv fAS5Sa aS9 next
eaE; +? G"'n Hdana a@d os so NJ Louis
$40 r. IT, sF PAclFrc Sleeping Ca,
%". was WssmIxsGToSs Isp THE souTH,o =, 20
CO" S al + p' If P a and cIS 30
snaaay cs 5 go pnTs sa5 pr
all faii9r and Dnlng .carsl. $50 dining Carr 800
nH: s.; nEa' 4sy ,as ns'
sons 2er a n Hs'a ay ssspers to and
AJac:onrs .9 s. Augustine or, tampa AMI 900
a:K g ana
d PSs Hma1 and and S64 a Cape Charles
Route; A.. NJ. weekdays. and. with Through Sleeper
Atlantic city. 100 p. NJ. weekdays. Through Buffet
gor Cape MAY. 100 P. NJ weekz1ay. cu... ~, po,,
Pleasant 0.io H. 81. u 10 $40 $40. and il5o p ~
week days. sundays stop at rnteraken for AsSury
Park 9i5 A. NJ. 20 p NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 20 So 'Is 90 Pf" PEI" m ss 40 30 Dnins
Car 800 dining car Dining Can, 30 r. M'
i2i nisht. Sundays. 6.I5 $50. :? $50 90 l,rntenl
TO- II a. NJ. Dining Carr. T. 80 Dining car' %, 3w
Dining Carr @ dining carr 40. :. t. NJ i-'i'
night. ... 90,
Troadvay / kstor House and foot II Desb-orses and
Corandt streets; Court Street SEQ Fulton Street ~
lroaaway. Brooklyn Annex Station. foot OF Fu,toh
Street Brooklyn: STATION. Jersey city The New YORK
Transfer COMPANY will call for and check Luggage from
hotels and residences through II destratlon.
n pRFVOsT J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
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REAL ESTATE TPANSrrps

BaS;er-st. No s. Barrier silverstone to Nett. ~
Duane-st. Nc 90; Charles q weld to villa VIII.
White st. Nos IS and 81 same to
cnurch-st No 2o2. and so and 50 Thomas-st:
West Broadway and Reade-s; Garner II. a.:
West Broadway. No IS to 49, ard Nos 1874 and ia
Thomas-st No s. 20 sS same 70 same
Broadway Nos si7 and $40. and No As 10 SO Ea.,
44th-st. 3. 394 It near oth-ave isxs5; Alexand.,
Gilbert and another, executors and trustees "a
Albert Sichel Observation-Disclosures.
looth-s $ $. :Os II Of Lexnston-ave. lox
ana " w,.e a'vina cross 10 Abraham buchbinder
oth-st :. 1919 q OF Amsterdam-ave 27x
irregular; also 9sth-sr. S. 1866 II os Am
sterdam-ave. &c IOx irregular: Frances Lip
man 10 James + Foster. .......................
as,h-st, $. lstG # Of Amsterdam-aye. ok
ave. 20 i0x Irregular Frances X Lipman. e. a..
executors and trustees, 20 James p Foster.
NJ Hull and another to Charles F Aver and
Eismere Place, n 5. 800 II W OF Marrnioa.avc 25x
100 Mary Hartmann to David Kenney ard
Intervae-ave s. 100 4 $ Of Kelly-s, 20 sx ir-
regular William ) Wilson TO John Renschmidt
1j2G-st. e s. extends from Eobbins-aye to Con-
cord-ave. 2oox37.6; James Dater to Simon Dan
can!dweli-ave' !. lies n o. iosd-st. issxioo
Cece:ia Lapp!ne to Catherine Mitchell nam.
Westchester-ave. s. III II n OF Robbins AVE-
Xxx irregular: James Dater to Simon Danzig
107'h-st, $. lis II % tth-aye iIxio0 H.
Henry Weiss Bertha ~ Hahn ..............
ATHEIST n s. 40 IT OF 7th-ave. oONlcO.5 George
Duryee 10 Erna Won Roedern ...............
00th-et No 13. $, $50 II OF Central PARK
West. 20xi00.s: Isaac l. Smith % Selah Van
l44th-st 3 $50 II ~ Wiliis-ave. 25xl00:
Annie Walkey TO Johann G. A Schultz.
l53d-st. s. $50 II . OF Courtlandt-ave. 25xloo;
William G Breed referee 70 John McGurk.
Assist 3, 1902 II " Of Morrs-ave. J0x3+.+;
william Hodgson and wife TO Richard Sheerin
Clo-er-st centre line adjoining 10, First Dutch
Reformed Church. fox17 6x4Ox7s. Joseph Thall
ct al TO Patrick I,ennox INSTRUMENTATION.
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans !or new buildings ana a'e'
were fled yesterday:
New buildings. main Office: - .,,x
I@xington-ave. No 9I2. for one-story orick
store by Julie Vein. ~ No LIB ParH-a'e'
Alterations. main ONCE: 81, -, -.
Block bounded by Centre. Franklin, Finn h',a
Leonard SITS. 20 various one and tvo-stoilss,
iron. wood AMI plaster on metal iath' CITY
prison by The Mayor. etc owners -
cist-st No l2I East. 10 four-story orick d"ei,,-
Ing. by c II SENT. OF Whitestone. Long isiahd'
25th-st = between 18th and l2th ayes no -
Mani attain Market to two-story pFSh r.
frigerator hy New-York Central and HUDSON
% ave NJ go. TO four story brick store ana ,a
tenement b. Barnett Berkowsky OF NO o5o
coth-st n W corner 5th-ave. alterations 20 ore
story stone and brick tstuiiol library. by cone
gate church Corporation Of 29ih-st and 9TH
New buildings. uptown branch:
s,,mrr,,s g ~ n . OF Valent.ne-ave for
two-.tory and basement frame dwelling, py
William Ackermann. owner ................. ~.
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Dnblir Notices.

< EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES. with the
- title Of the work and the OF the bidder
Endorsed thereon will be received by the Department
Public Parks al It's Offices. Arsenal Building. Sixyourth
treet and Finn Central Park. until O'Clock
J.. M, OF Monday, November 10. 1886:
FOR TIL. REMOVAL. OF THE Old CENTRE CAST
ING: THE SUPPLYING AND PUTTING II PLACE OF
THE NEW CENTRE CASTING: THE REMOVAL. OF
TWO OLD ENGINES; THE SUPPLYING AND PUT
TING ~ PLACE ~ ENGINE ROOM OVER THE
ROADWAY Or NEW ENGINE. THE SUPPLYING
AND PUTTING IN PLACE OF CERTAIN sHAFTING
BEARINGS AND OTHER MACHINERY AND APPIL-
ANCEs. AND THE SUPPLYING AND PUTTING IN
ri; ~, OF EST! SIGH OTTER MATERIALS AND THE DO
ING OF SUCH OTHER WORK AS MAY BE NECES-
sARY: ALI. AT THE MADISON AVENUE BRIDGE
YORK - '
For particulars see CITY Recor>
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WASHINGTON.
For PHILADELPHIA week days; 20 SO 500 s;co 100
Parlor Carr 400. 500 DINING Car. COO 100. 900
y NJ i2:l5 night SUNDAYS. i;30. 900. 1000 II 30
Dining carr. A. NJ. 200. 40, 800 Dining Carr. F. NJ.
1913 night. ma ooo
100, II 30 Dining Can. A. NJ 200. 800 800 Dining
Gar, 600 T. NJ ie:5 night. sundays. 30 1000 II 20
DINING car. \. NJ. 200. 300 Dining Carr. p ~
/: II night. , -. IT,. -.
Tickets and he procured nj foot Of
Liberty ST. i3 I7o. :di as OF. 40 323 Broadway
M Gh Az 81 Eas, i'm 81. 1913 East 10Th 81, 2I3
Vrst 10Th st 2ii Columbus ~. Now York; Court
:, 500 Fulton St. brooklyn. cs Broadway, Williams
hurg The York Transfer Company viii call for and
~heck baggage from hotels residence TO destination.
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. srccEsSFUL TEST OF ARMOR.

Washington. Nov. 1.-THE Naval oruna" ~ro,nd
..a a, tho Indian Head Proving Ground
-. ,olh-,nch barbette plate made by the
Carnegie Company representing this class OF ar ar.
rno, for the Kearsarge and the Kentucky, s dhe
no. ~ v,os attached with ten-inch gun. TWO SINUS
pate W Wrsd The proiectes failed 10 penetrate tne
p pe,nfs breaking on its face. insuring the accept
ence OF the armor.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Buchblnder. Abraham and wife 70 Alvina Gross.
SIS l00th-st lOG II e Of Lexington-av year.
Delaney. William T. 10 John Brady. 18th
Deu,sch- Amerikanischer Turn Vere.n. corpora
ton 10 william T Rehm. $ l5sth-st. 80 II
Of Elson,aye yes ,,. - tr.ssric WidIs.
brook. l64thst. loo It OF Amsteriam-ave
Fos.nr James p 10 Frances Lipman 81 al.
executors. Nos i57 and iGi West 9s'h-s'. install
Fow Inrs clarence II. and wife to N Tytus
Willis-av 20 II OF i45th-st. 2 years 1920.
Glover William H. to Lavin,a Cudlpp. lot No 20.
amended map, Bronxwood PARK: Years ,sas
Hsn,ns,on n Eieanor c. to Edward NJ Brown. I.
corner Lexington-ave and 7ist-st. year
Hamburger Max and wife 70 the Title Guarantee
and Trust CO. No 3i5 West 12oth-st. years
Haze. Bridget. to John Delaney. s W corner OF
Kenney. David. and wife to Mary Hartmann n
Of Elsmere Place. 800 II W Of Marmion-ave.
Lo,,ins' Charles r. and wife TO Walter, Mer-
ram. n 3sth-s,. PSI n e Of 9th ave year:
Lowen. Charles to Morris s'sinhard'. e corner
Lennox. Patrick 70 Joseph Thall ct al. CoVer.s'.
centre line adjoining lands First Dutch Re
formed Church. years ,,s n-ooer;y in
Ms scal,msnns Emma and another to and n
Hafen n . corner l6Jth and Fox s's year.
McC;urk. John H. TO Francis We!sl n lo3d-s'.
$50 II OF Cour,landt-sve years ;.::'.,' :;
Rosenberger. Frederick. 10 August wens s es a.
Reinsehmd, John and wife to " Stevenson;
az trustee Iniervale-ave. i-o'' II VI
s,rsel Albert to Alexander Gilbert and another.
executors. 44th-sr. 394 II Of shave
,,ren year Christina. to Jacob zimmerman. 5
i59th-s,. 4,S.1 II W OF Amstertam.avei oman. .a
house. plot on CITY Island. adjoining land OF
John Fordham, years ..'.'.''''''''''''''
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic BLOCK signals.
n-, ard after Nov IL 1896.

-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on and after Nov. 10. 1896
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty 81
For Fastou. I:cthehcr. Allentown. Mauch CHUNK &c:
$50 7l5, $40 li!5 to Eas;onl A. NJ, d:i9 80 4;io
Fxston' 5i5 q 30 10 Allentown p NJ SuAcays.
go {, - to Eason A. NJ. 100. $50 p. ". =,
For Wlkesbarre, Plttston and scranton. o;lo A. NJ
40 l:ar 4i5 =. VI Sund; W 40 A. VI. -
For Hellng AT $50 500 $40 1000 II 80 A. NJ. 1910
30 ..3D 5.fi. =. NJ. IL II right sun
DAYS. $50 4 NJ. co. ZOO. 800 20 r n rep night
FOR Harrisburg at $50. 500. $40 1890 A. M ITO
80 $50 500 SIS T. VI, l2:lj night sundays. 4oo
~ For SntSqry Iewisburg ami williamson, 400.
500 90 a. NJ. iio. 100. 900 r NJ Sundays 4So
\. NJ. 800 =. NJ.
ALL RAIL ROT TIE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury PARK Ocean Ocean
Grove points south Point Pleasant. 43O. $50.
10. ~ A. NJ 20 l:45 q: 40 Rcd Bark). f:l5 40
5:3s G:i5 p. NJ sundays stops ln,eriaken Tor A.
hurry Park and Ocean Grove) goo \. NJ. 100 i. ".
For LAKEWOOD.
4:2O ic:i5 A. NJ. Las. 20 $40 33s Saturdays only
i. NJ ma
~ Toms River. Barnegat Park. and Barnega 4:3o
1915 \. NJ: i:Ij 4:4o. .
F. NuIntic city Vneand. and Bridse;on 43o A. NJ.
l:i5 T. NJ ,
FOR Monmouth Beach. se1brigh'. ard Highlands Of
Nav.sink $50. l045 \. ". 40. 40. 4:i3 4;4O
T. NJ SUNDAYS 900 \. NJ. i'9o =. ".
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,,,c rop cuy.rOPGINGs OPENED.

Washington, Nov. 4-Bids were opened AZ Wv
N.vv Department to-day for fourteen sets Vi
rr;,o. for thirteen-nch rihes and one set FOR
twelve-nch gun The Bethlehem and Midvae eo ,hs
nv nies submitted bids each Offering to furhish INC
warnings at % $40 cents pound
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LFHIGH VALLEYRAILROAD


station. foot OF Iandt md Desbrosses SITS.
$40 \. VI. daily SUNDAY, 100 A. M for MAccH
CHUNK and intermediate stations -r>.ry. ,oc,,rs
sis A. VI daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA: R0s s. HIS,
BRIDGE the West and principal local points; DIN
INK Gar 10 Buffalo: Chair Car 70 Blnalo ...
1880 4. VI. daily. except Sunday. FOR MAUCH CHUNK
AMI intermediate points
4. noon daily. except Sun"av.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo o.55 r. NJ Through 10 Rochester Pull
man Nestitule Day Coaches and I1rlor-Cars Dining
service. Meals Ia Connects at Bunalo Win
through sleeper 10 Chicago .
ITO -. vi day. except sunday for Mauch Chunk and
40 y. VI. daily. except sunday Tor wlkesbarre.
stopping only principal Intermediate stations connects
for an D coal regions thar-,ars - Wke>barre
tao H. VI. daily except Sunday. for Wnkesh1rre and
principal Intermediate stations. Connect FOR all points In
coal region Pullman Buffet paror-Car 10 Wilksoarre
5,I3 T.. VI. daily. for EASTON and intermediate sta
go l.. VI daily. except sunday Express Tor Stating
ton md principal Intermediate stations. Connects for
Reading an HARRISBURG Chairtar 10 SlatlngtOn.
: $50 y. VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and iii POINTS West Pullman sleeper V"sthued Train
0:OO y. VI. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
Tf,R rt'TFkIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all r,'nt.
West. Pullman sleeper To Chicago and Buffalo. Sleeper
Additional local trains daily. -xcert Sunday for BOUND
r,r0DT ma rtorrrdiat. noln's leave as follows: 900
Tr,efs and Pullman accommodations at 235. 273 944
AM 400 roadway. 81 Eas; i4h 1856 i25th ST.
i.7 Unv.r, y Y. $50 Fulton ST. ST.. Broad
wny ami nroolyn Annex. brooklyn.
Nv York Transfer Conn Will cali for and
BAGGAGE hotel or residence" through TO destination.
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WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave W. 42d 81. station y. " follows. and
Is IN. earlier from foot Franklin st..
:s3O A. VI. Daily. Local to Buffalo
oi5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland Chicago
I1::5 A. VI. Daily. except sunday. TO Catskill Noun
tn'nS New-patz. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska.
ALBANY Utica Saratoga. On weli Lake George. Paror
Cars 90 Saratoga and New-Paz.
GrDO r. n Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis
715 +. NJ. Daily. except sunday. for Utica Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo.
s15 p NJ Daiy for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
Bunalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland chi
and ~. Louis
Time tables at principal hotels and ofhces.
C. E. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
5 Vanderbilt New York.
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CANANNAll LINE T.i-wscky from Pier 81. N. r
- fnew) TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays at a.
for Savannah direct.
Tallahassee. Nov II Kansas City Nov. 81
tty birmingham Nov. 10 .lIanassre ... Nov 20
cir 90, Of Birmingham. y
Unsurpas cabin accommodations. Connecting with
rail lines all points South and southwest For Tickets
and freight rates amply 2G 81 3'3 3S5 Broadway or
~ WV q soRREr Manager
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DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. r.
stations in Ncw-NOrl.. loot of barclay and
Christopher streets.
VEsTIDuLED TRANS. ~ LYMAN BUFFET
CARS. rINrsCH LIGHT.
Direct route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR
Ridge. Madison. Morstown. Passaic. Paterson Bcon
foh xf 'iMISpHTcWNG ifacE~ttstown St1iooi'EnYf
Mol NTAIN WASHINGTON. PHIl.I.ltSBU HCi EASTON
WATER GAP. STKOuDSiil'RG. Pocono Mounia ne
scRNNroN PIrTsTON. wlLKEsBARRE NANTI
rosr. BINGHAMroN, OXFORD NoKwicH watsr
VILE UTICA RIlHFiELp SPRINGS. cortland
CORNING. BATH. DANsNILLE BUFFALO and ali
ponts WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST ~
500 l. M.-BIN0HAMTON MAIL. Stops at principal
10 90 a M-tcafe Car. BrFrALo. SCRANTON. BING-
cf'ST and OSWtGO EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor
Cars. Connecting At Buffalo with FOR Chicago
LOO p 'M.-tCafe Carr. SCRANTON wIr.KEsBARRE
'' o,d F.I,NlRA EXPRESS. Pullman Pirlor cars ~
l.oo - M-SCRANrON. WIIKESBARRE ana PI.YN.
" OtiTiI EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Car
80" FOR SCRANTON. RINGHAMToN. ELMIRA BtyF.
FN.o pullman Buffet sleeping Car. Conn citing az
Runso with trains for Chicago and points west
ga - NJ tl'alv)-Bl'FFA SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON ITHACA. UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWECO
EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Seepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ
Henry Gaze & sons. Limited. ils broadway. II Park
nr,adway III 4h-aye cor. i2,h-st: 70 West i2Jth-st
%, C,umhs-ave York. 33s and 100 Fulton ST. and
loo Rroadway BROOKLYN Timetables giving full infor-
"1 wi'ErHsTcoTr EXpPEss COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
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NED ~" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

~ For La Guayra. Puerto Cahrio Curacao and Mara
.aibo via Curacao. from Rober, stores. Brooklyn.
IS. PHILADELPHIA. TUESDAY. November -. p. m
SIS CARACAS ......... Thursday. December 2. o.
IS VENTZIEI.A....... Saturday December II. I D.
FOR MARACAInO VIA ST THoMM
Saturday. November 2S. I r.
These American steamers built expressly FOR the trade
have superior accommodations for passengers
POT'r.rON prTrS G. r'rf,TTT
General Mn-avers l35 Fronts
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oDAPMMaGElNAo
tI'\AKfD LINE.

~. TO LIVERPOOL BY Ql'EENsTowN.
Iucaria Nov 81 80 Umhf.a.. Dec. ~. II q m
Eiruria nov = II a. m Lucania. Dec 10. y. m.
MIA = . 10 Etrua Dec. 20 10 a.
FROM PIER 90 Sorth River. root - Clnrk7on st
For freight p,f-axe apply at the companys Office.
No 4 10 Green. S.w-Ycrk.
49, VERNON ~ BROWS co. General Agents
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" CHARLESTON. s. G..
IN. SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE AID Af.L FLORIDA POINTS.
From PIER 20 T. Il. tfoct 81 Roosevelt So. y. m.
,'i:Toh if Chas. jacksonville Monday. Nov. 10
,rGoSOl-IS thas & Jacksonville. sslay. Nov. Is
iToyt'Ois Chas. Jacksonville Friday. Nov 20
steamer, have rrst-cass passenger accommodations
VIZ. T.. CLYDE q co. General Agents.
3 Il, wiling Green. y. 7.
r7a Cent and Penn. Fast + r; Line via Jact.onvili~
CO., Frrg and Passenger Line. via Charleston.
T. a. EGER General Agent 39 broadway. N. r.
VVOLY LAND Europe. Round the World
j Parties leave Feb and y for Palestine 30 Spring
and Summer Excursions to Europe. sept q OF. II
o- Round tho World I. e. CLARK III }ro adway. " Y
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

V1 O,e-way Excursion Tourists tickets TO all points
I'm Texas. Colorado Utah Arizona California. Mexico
Georgia Florida. etc. Also Hot Springs. Ark
SAILING along the Atlantic Coast 10 iins wick Ga.
simat Voyage Crossing the Gulf Of McNico - Calves
ton Ter Arr: IDEAL. TRIPS FOR WINTER MONTHS
Write ior our PAGE POCKET Guide mailed freel
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BANANA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE.
/ THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
,onnectinx Al lie Isthnus for all West coast Poru OF
Mexico Genital and south America . .
Steamers sail from per foot Mest Ira 81 y Y.
yATr%,tA Eoy 20 noon ADNAh'E 49,. Nov. 90 noon
For rates amply at Companys office 30 broadway.
wv - ~'' JOHN MUIR. Traffic Manager
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AL.D DOMINION LINE.

old DOMINION LINE.
',AiLY SERVICE.
TO nj, Point Comfort. Norfolk. Newport News Peters
80 p1rtsmouth 'inners Point. Richmond. Nrs.nA
~, Va and Washington. -. G.. daily except sunday.
ION PIER 20 North River. at p NJ. except Saturday.
tP n cur, ,rnrr- v,ce prs. m, rrarc NJ,
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NT JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL. SING SING. n. Y.
- An ideal school so minutes from Grand Central
Preparation for College and Business HENRY J. LYALL