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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
DISTURBED GERARD HOUSE GUESTS

Dennis Sweeney. who gave his address az tho
Hotel Savoy. was fined 3 in the Yorkville Court
yesterday morning for causing disturbance while
In an intoxicated condition, at thu Gerard House.
No l23 West Forty -fourth-st. Sweeney former
ly lived at the Gerard lie once gave the propri.-
ter W. .. Gerard, sen, and drew the money out
gr .duall- When he LETT the house he alleged
that q balance was owing to him. This Mr. Gerard
d. MED
negro "aiet 10 ~ Gerard fc~ letter which ha
said that ne been informed awaited him there.
He had been drinking, and soon as he saw Mr..
Gerard began abuse him. ca Hing him "robber "
md otner names.
The noise ne made brought number Of the
quests from their rooms. Sw.e refused to
cease his abuse. and az last the tenants demanded
tina, he be arrested. Policeman Roiihan. of the
West Fortysevonth- st. station, took him in charge
In court yesterday morning. +. 3. Babcock and r.
B. Coolidge testified to Sweeney's behavior. The
Il fine was paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The Calendar Carnival to be held In FAIRFAX nan
for four days beginning on Thursday OF this week:
Is expected TO be novel affair Inc oo'ect q.
the carniva, is to secure funds for the Bureau OF
Charities and it's branches. the Day Nurssry ana
Industrial School and to enable the Bureau on
Thanksgiving Day to distribute the usual number
Of turkeys and food supplies to the poor. me va
rious Departments Of the fair Will he divided into
months and the booths conducted by committees
representing the following organizations: January
Church Of the Ascension: February. Westchester
County Wheelmen: March. First Baptist Church;
April Mount Vernon Cycle Club; May. Trinity
Episcopal Church. June. Presbyterian Church;
July. Reformed and Congregational churches;
August St. NaKrina Society. Unlversalist Church:
September, First Methodist Episcopal Church; No
chester Womans Club. The members OF the or
garzations have cSn'buted literally in m money ,s,
most profit bile held by the Bureau, The officers
OF OF the the cs4nSs Of ar. M q
Mrs F. S. Craigie. vice-presidcnt: Mrs. c. s. Van
CS rs
ing secretary and Mrs. s. n. Patterson. treasurer.
More thar ia ,S Mems ,s
Christian Association grounds on Saturday after
noon between the Mount Vernon eleven ana the
IVES ws fast se'f from sSe cali Of tim. and excited much
enthusiasm. Mount Vernon won by score Of
The Woman. Christian Temperance Union ha,
elected representative. IN each Of the princtpai
dist Episcopal Mrs. Cooley. Mrs. Evans. Mrs Ben:
ham and Mr.. Rocket Baps Miss AE"0a and
tionalist, Mrs. Rudhe and Miss Classon: Reformed
Mrs Smith Church Of the AsSsnsq pcr MIS- W. T.
of the 'P In sp '0a
The eommi'iee IN charge consist. Of Lieutenant +
r. Curtis. captain F. Schneider; Leusenapt n F.
the inspection and presentation Of medals there
viii bs band concert. followed by dinner and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25

A womens fair will open In the new ST Joseph's
Hall, at Nos. 100 and III Washington Place this
evening. at o'clock. The object 1. TO provide
funds to pay off the debt incurred in the building
Of the new school. which provides accommoia lions
for fully nine hundred children
The fair will he opened by Hugh Kelly, Commits
soner Of Education. assisted by l.. ]. Callahan
and John 3. Scully. Tho boys band from the mis-
sion OF the Immaculate Virgin will furnish the
music. There are eight tables. all taetefny deco
rated Many valuable articles hav. been given to
the women for the cause. Among them are 1900 for
a trip to Europe. snare O, TIE New-Yor Central
and Hudson River Railroad. four higll-grade bi-
cycles, four diamond rings FIVE gold watches. sew
ersl silver tea sets. china and dinner sete banquet
lamps and hundreds OF other articles. The fair will
be held open each evening except Sundays from
7:3o TO 1890 O'Clock for three weeks An entertain
ment will be provided each evening Refreshments
may he had al the usual rates. All proceeds will
be for the benefit OF the school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
n. n. FOSTER. JR.. CAUGHT.
TAKEN At NEIILLY. NEAR PARIs-ABsCoNphp ~
1885 WITH slos 90 BELONGING TO THE
pporr,CF VIGILANCE.

PRODUCE EXCHANGE
William r. Foster IT,. who absconded from New
York on Septe nber 25 1885, with $4,000 belonging 70
the New-York Produce Exchange. Was arrested on
Saturday at Neuilly. near Paris The exchange
offered a reward Of s. 800 for his capture. ana the
Scotland Yard detectives had been Working on the
case for months. Several times they had tracked
him closely He lived for number OF years IN
London with Louise BiIlotti. q woman Who cailNu
herself a concert hall singer. Last year ne was
recognized IN Munich. and two members OF the Elk
change saw him In Lucerne. Two months ago ne
WAS recognized In Zurich By an old friend, ana u
was through this friend that the detectives 90
tained the cews that led to Foster. capture. Inc
Paris police will hold him for extraditon.
Foster was a member Of the law hrm of Foster q
Wentworth and became the legal adviser OF the
Produce Exchange Gratuity Fund when II was or
rarized in 1850 II the money OF this fund
that he appropriated having invested 1t In Forged
mortgages when his books were examined II was
found that his POPULATION. dated back nvs years
His salary from the trustees Of the fund was no.
on. and his mouse a. Bayport. Long Island. was
worth 10000 A young woman, Lulu Beiotc, ,iVed
with him. He called her his niece ana oeeueu Inc
Long Island property TO her before ne ned. enc
and the woman with whom he lived IN LONDON are
thought be the same as Lulu felo''e o'"ap-
reared after Foster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The members OF the N-w-R Rochelle Educational
Association will hold important meeting In
Moutor Hail tomorrow night one Of ths objects
Of the meeting II to settle the responsibility for
the delay on the new rchool buildings. and to urge
the Board OF Education TO adopt n policy which
will insure their early completion. Several Of the
members OF the Board were nominated and elected
through the efforts OF this association OF citizens.
and tho responsibility OF their official T. being
shared by the association.
The twelfth anniversary exercises Of the Voms n s
Christian Temperance Union will he held IN Moul-
ton Hail on Thursday night.
The laying OF the corn"rstone OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. In North-st. Is announced
10 take place this afternoon Mt O'Clock The
pastor. the Rev. w. ". Wsrdell. will be assisted
by tho Rev. A. IT, Goodenough ana the congrega-
lions Of 81. johns and neighboring churches The
new building will cost 500 and will be OF native
stone. II will replace the old church, recently
in i'll.
The pstronesses Of the Day Nursery report tina I
Z2 children were housed and FED during Sepfem-
Der. and that the Institution Is doing good work
Wearing apparel and supplies. Il Is announced will
be thankfully received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
WESTS SHORE R.K.

Trans leave W. 42d ST. station, n T., as foIIoWs' AND
q m, .slll.l from OF Franklin St:
3,,,u A. ID Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. .
1880 A. Al. Daily. Local to Albany Saratoga ana Mon
I0iI6 A. NJ Daily for Albany Utica, SYRACUSE Roches'
Ter buffalo Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo. Csss-
B%It:S5 NJ Daily. except Sunday to Catskill Noun.
tainA New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Minnewasks, Al
bany Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George Parlor Car 70
Bloom vile and Albany.
c"SnW T. NJ. DAILY, except Sunday. for Albany.
S:DO p Daily, for Albany, Montreal Utica. SYRIA
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. De-
iroit cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis.
O.HO p ~ Daily except Sunday. for NewburE Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal Sleeping car Albany TO Mon
74S p ~ Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse, Rochss-
s,iS p ~ Daily Albany. Utica Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland.
Chicago and 81. Louis.
B. C-Lesves Brooklyn by Annex: Blo4o 4. NJ. g o5
p. NJ Jersey City. R. r. Station; Bii;2o @:
p ~
c. F.. LAMBERT. General Passenger AGENT
Vanderbilt Ave- New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
A DANGEROUS TIME.
inst Now 4. when You Must be speci""y
Careful.

Just Now IL When You Mast " S"e''
Careful.
.Th,re Is no OF the year WHICH ""s
more real dangers than the present
This remark was made by an eminent sc>en'is'
who had been a close observer for many years.
Thus continuing. he said
"People who have passed through the summer
even II they have taken a vacation. are more OF
less in a rundown ana exhausted condition al
the opening Of the fall season. the muscles
have become relaxed, the pores OF the SKIN are
open. and the heat Of the body causes exposure
to drauRhts which are none the less dangerous
because they are not felt.
1.-THE great danger from all this Is pneuno"'a'
which lis getting to be the most subtle. as ven
az the most dangerous. disease OF Arnerl.d .a
life II comes quickly. and too often IL enns
quickly. 1t assumes many forms. OUT they a'e
all serious ard too often fatal 49,,
Every man or woman who feels any suuueu
change which causes a cough. cold. tig htenlhs
of the nostrils a chill muscular pains snoulu
take a good. pure health giving stimuiaht' Iake
Il incidentally and remember mat tne peot ~
the market Is Duffy's Pure Matt -" nishe';
which has pesn before the pubic Tor years anu
has done more to counteract pneumonia ina"
any other prepa "a ton known In the world 10
not let any druggist or grocer persuene you "
take ANYTHING else that he may say Is JUST a.
good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
- x
ORIGIN OF THE CAKE-WALH.
FORMERLY A MARRIAGE CEREMONY. svr ITS
SIGNIFICANCE NOW LOST.
From The New-Orleans Times-Democrat
Tn. cakA-Malk proper had its origin among

Tn. cake-walk proper had II. origin among the
French negroes OF Louisiana more than century
ngo There is little doubt that II is an offshoot Of
some OF the old French country dances. 1t re-
leans it spread the entire South. and thence
North. II was found Of convenience 70 the PLAN
tafion negroes. They not welded by license
and il was seldom that the services Of preacher
we're called in. At cake-wa.k man might le:
gitimatey show his preference for woman. and
thus publicly claim her for a wife. In effect the
cake walk was not different from the old Scotch
marriage which required only public acknowledge
ment from contracting parties so this festival
became in some sanse a Wooing. an acceptance or
rejection and ceremony. This explains its popu-
larity with the blacks outside OF Its beauties with
the accompaniment OF music, which Is competent
al all times 10 command negro support Cake
walking has improved. as do most things that are
constantly praetsed has lost It's ola sig li,
when they marry at all in white folks fashion
II has become however. pantom.me dance
Properly performed. II II beautiful one. The
cake Is rot much Of prize, though the negro has
n sweet tooth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


K
SS ssS s ys ssD
sSyns tim: from bsn Sss given os
Ssw-YoH to Pt.Dars sl,:pins Pitt'Ours to Chi
sss 1S TsSs sFassF' n
9n fos R..o DHs
IGsiFpaOS' c hHqsys A &, L sf LOUIS IMPRESS
f:'h' % is fo aS Gslsss0 70
10 NJ FGg rGtf syfiR
sf c r. p:,brd.s.. ans $40
N MIL 4o ARP % AaoR. and oa'
d" t paar SSHdsxy 81 pbus and
Chicago Connects for Cleveland and Toledo eA'ep'
Saturday
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
s sss.. .s G m Cap al ps9is2 and Dnas
Di ssss,T sPPjas car So Z
siSnai Lin: PsrIor and Dining Cars, 20 DINING
so SIT *; 'R9It ~ Is D. so night
Atlantic COAST LrNE.-E.press. O. Is a. m and 800
sdF o5 lSIs4 G 9a2 .Td
ATAS+fg c :nf 7ai 3 m. Ss Weekdays
StFH NAY Iisss r; Ss, .:.: SUNDAYS. Ocean
Lss Grove Brand. .nd rSS p e..s
sas ; .'I ss q. .is rs M ss & @
p NJ Sundays. Sg m. S.1s Q. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
els 725 49, SIS. s6t. 9o5 05S Penns Lmitee' ga
dining ar,. 1888 ll.55 m, 100 LOO 90; . o. -:
AZ % Dining carr 4.55 Dining Carr. 900 tDn NJ
carr 40. 555 $50 n y i" night &, su inc a No.
I55 Dining carr, 355. AS DINING carr 800 Dn ~
Carr. SIS Dining CARP. 40. Tbs. 800 p m'' ']'i'
r,"Eet Offices: No. asi pa 11os 1929. IL. and 26i
Rroaiwsv | House; West Twenty -third S,ree'
sson and feot q I S e snd COR o
broadway, ana Brooklyn Annex Station. brooEiEn
station Jersey City. The New-York Transfer Com,
many will call for and check baggage from hotels an1
residences through TO destination $500
J. e. HUTCHINSON. n Wccp,
General Manager General Pass Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

iAa.e New. York. Whitehall fermnsL dAsS
FIlTsIi re, BIS. q, SIN: % sun 2iio nsn.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1855 a n.. 400 p. ~ 80,
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. l:M aN dining 20
II rs a. m DINING carr. i:s;. S:.5 sDhns 80 dim
dining carr, IS o. n 1910 night; sunday 30 w
ing car H::s m. Dining Carr, IS 'pians can -
Dining Carr, 5:55 o. IN. l2;in night.
NORFOLK II rs q n. daily. 90.
NEw.ORLEANs Though sleeper, rs ~ dsiy
Train. leave foot l.ibert, ST. minutes later
Al trains ar, Illuminated with pintsch t!gh. ga. a.
Of.ces: 49, liz c.i. &3t f.i40 B'wly 81 f. Issn. 80
l:T Ro~ery T.: sss Sal fulton ST.. Brooklyn; W. w.
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hoisa -
AaafInaflnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
TALES TEAM HOME AGAIN.

New-Hav.n Conn. Oct. A-The Tale eleven re-
turned from New-York shortly after o'clock TO-
night with all the men thoroughly rested after
yesterday. game with the Carlisle Indians None
Of the sustained more than the ordinary
bruises during the game.
Raw Tompkns. 50. who PLAYED guard was among
thos. who returned with the team and he will be
added TO the already large Hat % coaches. The
team will not be worked very hard this week ow-
ing 10 the near approach OF the Harvard game but
will be coached I'm the finer points OF the gam"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
"BLACK DiAr1OND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo s:s p n. Pullman vestibuls pay
coaches and Parlor Cars Dining Car Service Meals
Ia carte Connects Buffalo with through siespess
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points. ...,
sl2,55. 1918 p. ~. sundays only for EAsIVN'
MATCH CHUNK and the coal branches .
,2S, .iO p ". daily. except sunday. for WILKES
BARRE PITrSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter.
mediate stations Connects for all points In coal regions
chair FOR Wilkes barre. ,,,vrs
s3:50. 4;1O p N. daily. except Sunday. for wiLkES
BARRE PITTsToN. SCRANTON. and principal lnts.
mediate stations Connects for all points IN coal 0so"
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car Wilsesharre q.
s4;55, 5,16 r daily for EAsTON and interThe'''
ate stations
s5,iiS. $40 p. NJ daily. except Sunday Express fcs
satington and principal intermediate stations Connects
sGSS, :OO p. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLs. and all points West. Pullman sle'pe .sstion,'
train ~ Y Chicago. seepers 10 Brnsio and rorontc
s7i5s, $500 p NJ daily. except Sunday. sopr'ng ooI,y
at South PLAINFIELp. EAsroN. BETH EHEMM
MAucn cHuSK l. s yTNcr,oY Si.s sAyR5 G Paii
msn Sleeper for Buffalo None but sie-pnscsr raS
.Si5J. o,OO P. NJ. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA,
points West Pullman seepers wke~barrs and itnass
Additional local trains daily except sunday for BOuSp
BROOK and intermediate points leave as follows;
600 A. NJ si:5S 23O. '3s5. 4:2o and '3:M 6:sc =
Tickets and Pullman accomnodatons at ila IS;
3ss a44 1a2S Broadway. n r. i4h st. 1h6 r l.onns
ST i27 Bowrry. ~ T.. SEQ Fulton-st Contest
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Hrootiyn 49,.
Y Transfer Co will call for ant check bserage ro~
hor.i -vsidcnce through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
PELHAM.

The Pelham Street and Surface Railway COMPANY
has organized by The election Of Jacob HeIsser
president; Frank NJ Lyon. secretary. and John NJ
Young. treasurer. The company has q capital
stock Of 5000 and will sndeavor 10 secure fran
chses and establish line. through the town. con-
Meeting with Mount Vernon and New Rochelle
committee" consisting Of Mrs. r. r. Core.
Hrs. n. q. e. Thornton and Miss Edith Cunning
ham Hszen. has arranged 10 hold an entertairment
and reception In the Manor Club house on Thurs
day night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN II. H.
Nations in New Ork. foot Of barclay
and ChristOpher streets.
vEsTTBULED,, TRAiNS PILhMAN BUFFET


Ridge Madison. STOW n. Passaic. Paterson Boon,
lake HOPATCoN3. Hacketstown sCHOOLEy'S
MOUNTAIN washington. phiLL.IPsBrRG EASToN
SCRANTON, PITTsToN; wILKEsRARRE NANTI-
r ro,s i inSGnHAaTcN. OXFORD, NORWICH wa,st
Vile UTICA. RICTFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland,
6YKACUsE. OSWE9O. ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMIRA
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 4 M.-BlNGHAMT0N MAIL stops at principal
10 90 a. M.-,cst. carr. BI.r, aIo. SCRANTON sING
HAMToN OwEoO ITHACA ELMrRA. UTICA
RICHFiF:i.D SPRINGS SYRACUSE. ana OswEGO
EXPRESS Pullman Parlor Cars: Connecting at
Puffsio with trains for chicago and points West
leo r M-sCRANTON wILKESBARRE and ELMrRA
Am p M%scRANToN WiLK EspARkE AND PLYM.
oIQH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cara
TOO p n cDsily,-Chcago Vestbuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. EI.MfRA, BUT
F>IO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Nsw-Ycrk to
Chicago Dining Car Of Buffalo.
$40 NJ (Daly)--Bufalo Express Pullman 6eepers for
SCRANTON. eINGHAMToN, EI.MIRA. BATH, Mt
go NJ 1Daly)-BUFrALo. sCRANToN. INCH y
Ton UWEGO ITHACA. ELMIRA, SYRACUSE
UTICA and OswEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Care Sons. Limited. 1i3 Broadway "a Park
stations III <h-sve lcthst 81 West lc5thst. 236
Soumbus.ave. New York: s3s and $50 rulton-s, and
OA Broadway. Brooklyn Time tables giving full infor-
nation at all stations - 49,
check baggage from hotel residence - Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
RYF r.

A number OF the ue-known residents Of Rye
have begun agitation to bond the village for the
construct ton Of modern sewerage system The
principal difficulties 90 be encountered Is the fact
that the village IL not incorpora ted. and that
miles OF mains will DO needed to connect the
system with the Sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
4 TIR on Umpire MILK.

Trenton, Oct. a-Dary Commissioner George ".
Mcclure will this week begin a war upon those
who deal IN impure milk. The Investigation will
he carried on with vigor and tho eeverest penalties
Imposed on all found guilty Of violating the Law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
DIED AT THE DINNER TABLE.
Hackensack. Oct.

Hackensack Oct. e.-Alfred NJ Bogardus. Of
Tenafy. ffty-six years old. died while the din
ner table to-day from apopexy Mr.. Bogardus had
for many years been with the firm Of Lord e.
Taylor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25

the title 81 the work ana the name Of the bidder
Endorsed thereon Will be received by the Department OF
Public Parks az its oices, Arsenal Building Sixty fourth
and Fifth avenue Central Para. until
y. NJ. OF Monday. November L. 1897 for the following
named work.:
No. l. FOR SUPPLYING ANO ERECTING WROUGHT.
Iron OR STEEL RAILING AND GRANITE POSTS ON
THE HARLEM RIVER DRIVEWAY TrE
=. EItTh WARD or THE CITY OF NEW YORK
No 2 FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
FURNISHING AND ERECTING ALI. THE MATERIALS
NECESSARY TO ERECT AND COMPLETE A Pi Ri.Ic
LAVATORY FOR MEN IN RIVERSIDE PARK NFAR
sEyENTY-sECoND STREET. IN THE CITY OF NEW
YORK. ~
No g FOR REPAIRING AND PAVING WITH ROCK
ASTHALr THE NORTHERLy SIDEWALK of TRANS
VERSE ROAD NO 3. CROSSING THE CENTRAL.
PARK. IN THE City OF NEW YORK NV
For particulars. ''City Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25

Station Of West 23dst Penn R. r. cortsndt ~
Desbrosses-st
Indicates time from West 23d-st. Other ngres eoow
time from Cortlaadt or Debrosses-st 49, A..
sU,16, $50 A. daily SUNDAY s6:S A. NJ ~
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate stations ..,.v
1855. S;16 a. ST. daily ior wILKEsBARRE. SGEAN'
TON days). EI.NfRA (week days.. lTHAcA
GENEVA, ROCHESTER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALiAs
West and principal Local points; dining car ana
chair to Buffalo.
s1O;25. 1890 A. NJ. Sundays only for Bound broos
stO.2S, 1850 A. M daily. excep, Sunday for NAucH
CHUNK and Intermediate points
il0. l2akO mo- daily. except sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusvely
-Four Tracks. Auton alto Block signalA
On and after October 10. 1891.
stations Ia New-York. foot Of Liberty 81.
and Whitehall Terminal
For r..,on i s.isss. Ss Al H:uss ceye.
gS ~ $40 20 E. a c1 asc % to Hsno.n
suna.ss. 40 100 70 EassOn' A. NJ 100. $50 -
wk.,s.5' p't ssS. and ssr;n'ss '0 ~
to F s.. sisS."f 20 A.s.'igIs -
s ss NJ: ia ii Nj a:h ~ '4O ' A..e'. ~.
SO 90 T. NJ; iio i'so 800 p NJ sunday. -
:" FOR LONG al sa1 rel o sa.Ts ssovz. -
S.ss' e 49, e.: =:
Grove go d0aS R Roa f s.ks sVy 4 NJ 400
80 .,,s,. So%: Sr:i ssas:,:; ' S. 4
Banegat 4:3O $50 A ~. I:H 40 p. u sundsya
'o.s atlantic clt, vin.land and sds.ton. 80 IN.
r For sionmouth Beach s..hr,sht and Eissi.nA: E
s::S sss t' Sunday 500 L. NJ 400 p X
BOATS LEAVE WHITEHALL TERMINAL.
1S rs ;m ss U.s. ,s s.s i sSS ~; ~ iY
TX T. s. s $3.50 ss5 = sss sss ~ ~ ss To-
Il; &, e Is 4 &. e: i i's;' Eth
$50 $50. iciS loss P. H.. i2:io night
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND wAss-
From whitehall Terminal South Ferry1.
w.ekday., 1855. s:5s. Us Dining Car A. y. ~
SIS rs Dining Car, A. NJ. i5s. ass Dining Can.
SIS NJ. 1910 md,. Additional train: for Philsdslphia
t:25 e:SS SIS p. VI. Sundays. SIS A. NJ. S:S r.
From Liberty St. &So A. ~ daily and 7:So and 800 l.
From FOOT LIBERTY STREET s minutes lats..
Liberty ST.: whitehall St: lis, ~ ?sI ~ stA iito
i2Sth ST. 27s West l25th ST.. Isl Columbus Az, New
York Court ST.. SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn: % Broad
viii call for check baggage from hotels or residences
TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25

The club run Of the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club Wheelmen next Sunday will be to Morristown
n. J. The cyclists will leave the clubhouse at
A M IN charge Of Mr. Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-25

Cyclists desiring 10 Join the League Of American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending names and adj
dresses to the Cycling Editor. The Tribune.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-08
La Correspordencla de Puerto Rico
MARTEs s DE JUNO DE 1891.
C0MpANIA DE- FEAROCARRILES
DE VIA ESTRECIIA DE MAYAGUFZ

I'll Conecjo de Administration de esta
Compai1ta en- uso de las atribuciones que le
asgna el articulo "a de log Estatutos,
dc los derechos que le conoede el
ariculo 1874 del C6digo de Conner
oio, ha acordado la enagenaci6n de las diez y
sce accioncs scnaladas con los n1meros l. 57,
l.53S, l.539, $40, l5il, l542, 1.573, ],574,
l.575, l.57o, l. .5s4, ;192, 697, Cos, 500,
1.7oo, y 1876, cuyos poseedores no han satlsfe =
cho .sus oiivtendos, d pesar de los reiterados
avisos que les han dirijido.
La subasta sc veriticara 81 dia IS de Ju-
MO de 1897 il las dos dc la tarde ante el Con-
sejo de Administration el local que ocu-
pan las otcinas de la Compaifa en- esta Ciudad
siendo el tipo de adjudication de cada una, cin
cuenia J siete pesos nouent" y tres centavos,
que es la cAutidad que adeudan por capital, in
tcrcscs J gastos, cnyo pago podra hacersc al
contado 8 en- los plazos conce ddos por circular
de 81 de Mayo hltimo, no aamiti6ndose propo.
siclunes infcriores d dicho tipo
El plego dc condolences Y modelo dc pro-
posici6n sc hallan nc manifesto en- estas ofioi-
mas lesde cl da de la fecha.
Mayagiiez dc Junio de1897. Ell Drec-
tor liercnte. ---./uaa LOSE p0tous 81