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BURGLAR CAUGHT ON 4 ROOF.
ne Gave Policeman Morris q Lively Chase Be-
fore Gle was Corrnlled.

Ho Cave Policeman Morris Lively Chase be-
fore He was Corrailed.
A burglar broke in Mrs. Margaret Rodan's
nat at 1735 Second avenue yesterday while she
was out buying Christmas presents. Her two
little children got out on the fire escape and
told Policeman William Morris of the Madison
street station. who lives next door. He collared
the thief in the hail, but was tripped UP by tho
burglar, who ran through Nincty.second street
to Third avenue aud then to Eighty ninth street.
By that time large crowd had Joined in tho
chase.
The fugitive shot in tho basement OF 173 East
Eighty.n ninth street and started for the roof.
Policeman Morris. who close behind him.
pursued him up 10 the top of tho house. while
the crowd entered into the two nd djoinng houses
found the scutto bolted He succeeded in OPEN
ing 1t, and had crawled half way out onto tho
roof when Morris reached him, grabbed him
about the legs and tried to haul him down. Tho
prisoner clunG to the edge Of the, scuttle and
In the, struggle which followed the ladder
was kicked over and prisoner and cap.
clinstng to his mans legs and the man
hanging desperately to the edge Of tho
scutte and srnsgnSg S to kick himself free In
out. and the two men fell In a heap In the hall
The policeman WINS underneath, but. before his
captive could recover his breath. Morris brought
his club into play and the burglar gave up tho
fight He was taken to the East 104th street
police station. ..
avenue. and found in the basement a set OF
skeleton keys, II jimmy, and a loaded revolver,
believed to haze been discarded BY the prisoner.
jimmy Tho thief had not had time 70 steal
Miller, Is years old. Of 2o1 East ,Forty:second
5srt coars Masistrais s Ven hed him in
81 900 bail for trial.
The sun., 1897-12-16
BURGLARIES IN NERBURG.
Woman Caught After ahe Had EntsFod 6
House Through window.

n woman Caught AIter Hno hhu BnteFOu u
House Through y window.
NEwBURa. Dec. 15.-Burglarics have been
common of late, and last night the thieves Wis.
tied no less than half dozen places. Those
visited were ex-Alderman James Cochrane's
grocery and liquor store, at Washington and
Liberty streets: John Corkedale's grocery store.
at Ann and Johnston streets; the Misses M. &
L. Sandsbury's dry goods and millinery store.
l54 Broadway; James McGibbon's grocery, 152
Broadway; McMahon's Hotel. "a South Water
street, and Thomas J. Carr's grocery. at First
street and Carpenter avenue.
To-day two deputy sheriffs. who had been sta
toned in the house Of James T. Weller. 204
South William street, which had boon entered
by thieves. were rewarded by capturing wo-
man burglar. On several occasions. when tho
family was absent, Mr.. Wellers house has been
entered and robbed. To-day tho family again
left home and at noon the burglar forced open
O cellar door with a chisel and started to go up
stairs to rnnsack the house. when Deputies
Moore and Miller pounced upon her. -.
Ibid you sec the man go out Of the window T.
said the woman.
No" was the reply; but we saw you como
in q window below. and that is what w0 want
you for"
The woman. who is Mrs. Carrie Pine. made no
response. and was taken to the police station
and locked up on a charge of burglary in the
second degree. Tho burglar at the Carr grocery
turned off the switch of tho city arc light in the
street In front of tho store before he entered.
The sun., 1897-12-16

The storm which passing over tho lakes on
Tuesday central yesterday in the st. Lawrence
Valley with tho trough Of depression covering the
lower lakes and New York and spreading slowly
eastw ard Rain continued in tho lower lake region.
the New England. and Middle Atlantic States.
High winds reported along the coast from
Hatteras to Eastport, with dense fog. which made
navigation dangerous. second storm was forming
over Kansas. 1t was decidedly colder In the North
west. where the temperature dropped from go to
4O0. The coldest point in the United States was
Helena, Mon. where 1t was o. below zero In Cana
da It 2S' below at Minnedosa. IL was also colder
In the South Atlantic States. Heavy frost
ported Charleston and light frost at Jacksonville
In this city 1t was cloudy. foggy, and rainy in the
morning. airing In the afternoon; total RAINFALL 2.0S
inches; average humidity. "a per cent: wind south.
shifting to west; average velocity 10 miles an hour;
highest ofcial temperature 52' lowest 49,; barome.
ter. corrected to read to level at A. NJ. 1903.
GP. M. 2957.
The thermometer at the United States Weather Blu.
.R1tt.
The sun., 1897-12-16

E 4 g.
thsthe he'd rented houses TO women Of bad char
sc,,SL. OF that he had ever been warned by the
owned. - - $50 ="
Once got a lettor from police Captain
Warling mo to sec 70 II that women OF bad
cnassactcr didn't get in my premises as ten;
ani.s ssi. All property, owners get that kind OF
uhng once In n while, though Even the Trini'
yGnnrch corporation has that trouble"
LnWyer McMnnus here asked for an adjourn
mont. Engel protested. He said that II there
S,ssro Mss IN adjournment It would hurt him In his
district Pcoplo,would say he was delaying the
case nntil ,nftor Jan. ], when his own people
woulo o 20 N power. He wanted TO avoid this
abovo all things, he said. After half an hour
OF wrengiinR between tho lawyers on the qucs.
ZION OF aaJonrnment Engel turned TO the MagisA
You adjourn II until Monday, or near that
Dolly 10 SEQ you meantime"
Thanks, said the Magistrate. "since this
case began thcre have bcen several patriots here
70 sec me, and all OF them have been armed
with valuable suggestions"
day afternoon, when the examination Of Engel
Court.
The sun., 1897-12-16
RroskIyu Franchise Injunctions MN do Perma.
uent.

The injunctions restraining tho Brooklyn
Board of Aldermen from overriding Mayor
Wurster's veto of the Aldcrmanic resolution
granting franchise to the East River and At
lantic Ocean Electric Railroad Company were
made permanent by Justice Van Wyck in tho
Supreme Court yesterday. He granted the
Aldermen one days time TO file notice of appeal.
Corporation Counsel Burr said that II an ap-
peal WAS taken. he would have to have fourteen
days notice. In that case the present Board of
Aldermen will be out OF existence and the ap-
peal would go over TO January before argument
could be had.
chiso to the Municipal Electric Light Company.
and Mayor Wurster vetoed the resolution on
the ground that it was In violation OF section 73
Of the Charter Of the Greater New Iork as t
G. Reast. a taxpayer, through counsel, applied
to Justice Van Wyck Yesterday for an injunc-
tion restraining the Aldermen from granting
25.year franchise TO the company, and restrain.
ing tho Mayor from approving any such resolu-
tion. Argument on the new application is set
down for to-day.
The sun., 1897-12-16
REoErvER M,KEAN's CHARGES.

He Seeks to Recover $4,000 from the
Directors or tho United Life Insurnnce Co.
Bernard S. Mexican. receiver of the United
Life Insurance Company Of this city, secured
from Justice Van Wyck in tho Supreme Court
in Brooklyn yesterday an order to show cause
why he should not be permitted to bring action
against the directors Of the company to recover
about S75. 900 that it is alleged had been wrong
fully withdrawn from the mortuary fund. Mr.
Mexican alleges that between Jan. 10. 1892 and
June 2l. 1896. while Thomas Reed. Peter Bowe.
son, Jr.. Joseph II. Tooker. H. W. Hatch. Rich
ard NJ. Walter. and Michael ]. Drummond were
the directors they allowed to be wrongfully
withdrawn and paid out Of the mortuary fund
tho sum of $t7.426.48 Since that time the
amount has becn increased to about $4,000.
The order to show cause is returnablc to-day.
The sun., 1897-12-16
nor WITNESS ENACTs Il MURDER.
A Lead Pencil for . weapon, Defendant'n
Lawyer tho Victim.

Lead Pencil for . weapon, Derendant'a
Lawyer o. the Victim.
An eleveny eer.old boy. Joseph Carbone was
called as a witness yesterday in the trial of
Angelo Carbonc in the Criminal Branch of the
Supreme Court. Angelo is charged with killing
Natalie Brogno on Sept. IS. Tho defence is that
Brogno was stabbed by man named Alexander
who has not been arrested. The boy witness
told tho jury that he was present when the muir
der was committed on Leonard street. He illus
tratcd to the jury the manner In which Brogno
was killed by taking lead pencil In his hand
and saying:
"Suppose this was the stietto; the man Alcx-
ander ran after Brogno like this. and stabbed
hin, in the back like that"
So saying: the boy jabbed Mr.. Purdy. in tho
back with the pencil, Mr.. Purdy, who is coun-
sol for the defendant. acting tho part Of Brogno.
Justice Smyth. who was on the bench. seemed
greatly interested In the boys reproduction OF
the tragedy. The case will probably go to the
jury to-day.
The sun., 1897-12-16

WASHINGTON FORECAST FoR THURSDAY.
For Massachusetts,. Rhode Island and Connections,
clearing in the morning. generally fair during the
day; cooler; westerly winds.
For eastern NeU York. cloudy IN the morning. but
fair during the day; westerly ,cinds.
For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey. and Della
ware. fair; northwesterly to southwesterly winds.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland. and vir-
gtnia. fair; westerly winds shifting to southerly
For western New York. western Pennsylvania. and
Ohio. generally cloudy weather: local rains light
SHOWS IN the afternoon night; brisk southeriy
winds shifting to westerly; colder at night.
The sun., 1897-12-16
sEAL-EATING SHARKS.
Capt. Hoyes says Ho HAD 10 Fight for tho
. Scale lie Killed.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 15.-Capt. Noyes of tho
schooner Prosper brings the curious informa-
tion that the seal herds on the Galapagos Islands
are being killed by voracious sharks. He said
During our stay in the group we secured 226
skins. and every ono we had to fight for.
Directly the seals were struck the sharks would
como round In numbers. and sometimes. in spite
of all our efforts. would get away with the
prize. Several times they attacked our boats.
and 1t was only by another boat going to tho
assistance of the one attacked that the men
escaped.
About fifteen years ago I went on senl
hunting cruise to tho Galapagos Islands: Seals
were scarce, and thought then that the herd
thought that the herd had had time to get back
to It's old proportions, hut was disappointed.
now believe that the sharks eat the pups and
also halfgrown seals and fullgrown ones when
they catch them"
The sun., 1897-12-16
WHEELMAN GETS DAMAGES.
Tho Defence That Me HAD No Right to Ride eI
sunday Fails.

HAcKESsAcK, n. j., Dec. l5.-Justice w. II.
Harrison some time ago gave decision against
]. Garlick a Paterson whoelman, who sued for
damages to his wheel. The decision was given
on the ground that he had no right to ride on
Sunday. Lately the Justice became onvnced
that he had misinerprctcd the New Jersey law.
and last night there was another trial OF the
case. The evidence showed that Henry Lesswig
drove his wagon across the road near Hacken-
sack in such way as TO cut off Garlck from
passing. He thus upset him and broke tho
frame OF his wheel Many whcel mon watched
tho proceedings, which terminated In a verdict
for Mr.. Garlick for $50.
The sun., 1897-12-16
Womrr HATE 4 SICK HoRsE sHoT.
Ht was ReinS Led 70 thr oHni Dock whsn Tire
Female Q. r. @. A, S1ernbers Interrered.

II was ne,nS Lea 20 thr OHai Dock when tire
Female O. r. @. A. Members Intrrrsred.
When tho Street Cleaning Department wants
to get rid of horse 1t notifies the Fiss, Docrr g.
Carroll Horse Company OF 1bl East Twenty
fourth street to call for tho animal and sell 1t by
auction. Yesterday tho horse auctioneers were
notified by the Superintendent OF tho Street
Cleaning Departments stable. at Seventeenth
street and East River. that 1t had horse 1t had
no further uso for. Late In the afternoon the
auctionecrs sent James Callahan, one OF their
stable boys, to the Seventeenth street stable
with orders to hurry the horse to tho auction
mart.
Callahan returned couple Of hours later
leading big bay horse that was a sight to be-
hold. His ribs could he counted. and his fore
feet wero in bad condition. His right hind leg
was swollen to four times It's normal size, and
the horse hold 1t from the ground when not In
motion. Tho beast was evidently In great suf'
ferng. and every one who saw him said ho was
useless, and had better be killed. The employees
of the horse mart didn't know what to do with
him. Finally William Docrr member OF the
firm, was summoned. and asked what was to bo
donc.
"what's to be done r. said Mr.. Doerr when he
saw the animal. "Why take that poor horse to
the otral dock at once and have him shot
horse and started for the offal dock. at Thir-
tieth street and the North River. leading tho
suffering beast. He led 1t through Twenty
fourth street to Madison avenue. and UP the
avenue to Twenty. eighth street. where he
turned west. Callahan kept looking behind at
| his charge, for he foared the animal would col
| lapse before the offal dock was REACHED. A
hundred feet east of Broadway two well dressed
| women ran out from the curb and ordered CAL
We're members Of the 8. P. c. A." said thoy
| in chorus land it's q shame even to lead .
beast like that through the streets of New York
city,"
While ono OF tho women kept her eye on the
| stable boy the other summoned n broadway
policeman. The women made clear to the blue.
coat his duty, and he hustled to the nearest tele-
phone and notified the Bergh society to send an
| officer to shoot tho horse. While awaiting tho
| Bcrgh mans arrival the women questioned CAL
| lahan and got his story. They had no complaint
| to make against tho stable boy after thoy had
heard what he had to say in his own behalf and
| in that of his employers.
| The Bergh agent, when he arrived twenty
| minutes later killed tho sick animal with one
| shot from his revolver. A big crowd had col
lected by this time. and the two woman s. z. q a.
members came in for great praise. They didn t
leave until the dead horse was carted away soon
after being shot They refused to give their
names.
The sun., 1897-12-16

OGDESsBUR0, n. V, Dec. 15.-A case resem-
bling very much that OF Barbara Aub has devel-
oped in st. Lawrence county. In October Luella
Scott swore before Justice McRastie that she
had been assaulted on Aug. 10 by Homer Moore
AZ Lisbon Centre. Last night the girl made a
sworn confession that she had then committed
perjury, and that her condition WAS due tn her
relations with one George Gregory. The climax
was capped when Justice Mcltastie united Greg
DRY anu Lucllt Scott in matrimOny. Homer
Moore. the exonorated man, is a nephew of Su-
peryisor Stocking, and connected with the best
families Of the neighborh0od.
The sun., 1897-12-16
sr. L,eh.en.,e,n Left Nearly Two Millions.

The will of Benjamin Lchtenstein. the owner
of tho Harlem Opera House. filed for probate
yesterday. disposes of an estate of $l,75O.O00
in realty and $4,000 in personally. He gives
1000 each to the Mount Sinai Hospital. He-
brew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum. the
Montefiore Home for Chronic lnyalids, and the
Hebrew Technical Institute. The residue of
the estate is to bo held in trust for the widow
and children, and on the death OF the widow
the estate goes TO tho children. His executors
are his widow and his children, Solomon, Alex
andcr, and Mclvina, and they are eauthorized to
carry on tho opera house in their discretion.
The sun., 1897-12-16
FURNISHED asoums 4 &apartmrnts to zel
= ~~~S~~N-H--rs ~
West Side.

ATTRACTIVE SECOND FLOCR bath; suites
J.. with private bath single rooms; board optional
strictly MIST class; references. - West 33d 81.
o NICELY. comfortably furnished square rooms;
- heated, running water, first class private family
every convenisncei breakfast optional; moderate.
Box / ~. lO3 West 46th ST.
GOD ST, 10 0wEST.-Hanlsomely appointed suite.
DO southern exposure; single room; breakfast op.
tiunal; gentlemen; valet attendance; reference.
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.flats ana apar1mtnts 0u ge,.

IRANKIIE ST. 2Oa-Suuthwest cor. Washington
Il ST. rooms, Ell per MONTH
EOTH ST. lh4 EAST be eautGul flats. rooms and
OU bath. aIl light; owaor In house;s2 and ESQ,
O.TH ST, III TO 2D3 EAST.-4roon apartments.
10 Sll 30 to (l8.b0i dumb walters, electric bells;
hot baths free TO tenants; wi1e street. floors dead
ened light and ventilation unexcelled ONCE In 223
1OErH ST. 94s EAST Apartments OF three and
20 four roomSi all light rooms; cheap rent.
The sun., 1897-12-16
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave Now York. foot or ChamDer
at. az follows and hve minutes earlier from Wess
O.O0 =. N.-vcstibnled Express daily for Bin9'
J.UU hamton. Waverly. Flmfra Bunalo. Bradford.
arrives Buna!o X +. u. ParlOr car to Buffalo,
O.00 =. W.-vcstihmled lmited-FsSt as mail dsiiy; ,}c
A. NJ, Chicago 3 +. N. Sleepcrs to Chicago. Cleve-
land md Cincinnati. Dining Car.
C.O0p. M.-Bunao ana Cleveland kesubuieo
.Ou Express daily arrives at buffalo 700 a. NJ.
Bradford 7il7 A. NJ, Jamestown ZOO NJ. Cleyo'
land 80 r. NJ (Slecpars 10 Buffalo and ceveaud)i
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago, and
tho West, Cnfe Library Car
o.fD Horn ylisyiile, Chicago. and ClncinnatL
iTICKE'TS. LOCAL TIME CARDS, AND PULLMAN
l AcCoNMopATIoNs. at ~, ll3. 29i 4oi' snd
gb7 TrOadwHy. l27 TOwery. 1919 East l2bth st.. ana
81 West 25th ST., Chambers and West esd st. ''rrtes,
New York; 3S8 and 726 Fulton at. 100 broadway.
Brooklyn: 600 Hudson st. !lohokrn and Jersey City
station Wcst"otts Expr,,s calls for and checks bag
gage from hotels and residences TO destination
The sun., 1897-12-16
furuishsa aooms at'antea.

WANT two rooms for myself and wife in a nrst
i class be- ardirg house In Brooklyn within mile o
City Hall; good table and -eryics Indispensable; stat
The sun., 1897-12-16
4atlrGAds.
LehiQh Valley System.

Stations foot OF West 23d ST. penn. r. RI Cortandt
'Indcates time from West 23d ST. other figures show
time from Cortlandt or Des6rosses st. ~
for T aAucH cHuNK ; "a and % intermsdiste stations. W
1880. siI5 A. NJ. daily for WIIKEsBARRH.
RAST ffRASoT FSsS aS E4HEA SAI M
AGARA F aud the West Il, sRd principal local
'lli5O 1900 noon daily. except sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrives Buffalo $500 p. NJ; Pullman vestibule Day
la carte Connects at Buffalo with through seepers
ps,so sf., "na ns,a" M daily e1cept Sunday for
MAUCH CHUNK aud Intermediate points.
I..S0 lrlS r. A. SUNDAYS ys,s only for EAsroN'
ys asSf' 1:%1a, S:
In coal re Ions: chair car for WIKI esbarre:
.a,no alG n daily S sxcSPt spn sunday; @ nr,n for
cipai ihtermediate stations. Connects for all points
in coal regions; Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for
$3.50. 4,aO T. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for
MAUcH CHUNK and intermediate stations Chair
$3.50. S,Ia i. M, daily for EAsToN aud inter,
cGas for S,A11St xss
hule train n Y to Chicago sieepers to Bunalo AMI
.s'so. $50 p, N. daily, except sunday. ssoRP,pg
HEN MAUcM , GhgSK' /, Ply ItNGTl9S sc sAfnE; LIZ
TORONTO, Pullman sleeper for Buffalo Nome but
Sleeping car as oI No stEEf sSsf
ITHACA. GENEVA. RoCHEsTER. BUFFALo. nj
AGARA FALLS. and all points West. Pullman sleeper
Additional local trains daily, except SUNDAY. for
BOUND BROOK and nscrm"diatc points leave s
(sundays only A. N. .220. ESQ, and .0'2o. $3.50 NJ
Tickets aud Pullman accommodations nt 10 38i
f. i2bIH a.. lg1 Bowery, n, y. sGo Fulton st.. {
Copr! at, OS SWAY, and brooklyn Annsx BROOKLYN
from hotel o residence" through TO destination.
The sun., 1897-12-16
DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA q WESTERN
Il. 10.
Stations in New York, foot OF BARCLAY and
ChristOphnr Stn.
vEsrIBULE TRAINs. PULLMAN BUHFHT


CARS, PlEIStH LIGHT.
Direct route TO Newark. Bloomfield Montclair, the
Oranges Summit, Bernardsyile. Basking Ridge. Mad
ison. Morrstown, Passaic Paterson. Boonton, Dover
Stanhope Newton. Budi's Lake. Lake Hopatcong,
Hackettstown. Schooley's Mountain. Washington.
Phillipshurg Easton Water Gap. Stroudsburg Pocono
Mountain. Scranton. Pittston Wilkesharre Nanticoke
Danville northumberland, Montrose. Binghamton
Oxford Norwich. Waterve. Utica Richneld Springs.
Cortland. Syracuse O,wcgo. Ithaca. Owego. Elmras
Corning Baih. pansville Buffalo, and al points West
Northwest and Southwest
500 a. M.-Bins shamton Mail. Stops at principal
stations.
1000 a. M.-(Cafe car)-Bunalo. scranton. Bing-
hamton. owego. Ithaca. Elmira, Utica. SYRACUSE
and Oswepo Express Pullman buffet parlor cars,
Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
Hoo T.. M.-Scranton. Binghamton, and Elmira
Express Pullman buffet paror cars.
AiOO =. M.-Scranton. Wfkesbarre. and Plymouth
Express Pullman buffet parlor cars.
ZOO u. M.-CDhiy,-ChicaSoV Vestbule Limited Ed
Pullman buffet slice ping car New York TO Chicago
Dining west OF Buffalo.
$40 y. N.-tDaily)-Buffalo Express. Pullman
sl"epers for Scranton, Binghamton. Elnira baths
Mt, Morris, and Rufalo arriving Bunalo A.
0iBO r. M.-tDaly)-BuIalo. ~. Scranton. Bingham.
ton, Owego. Ithaca, Emira, Syracuse. Utica, ana
Oswego Express. Pullman bu1et sleepers
Ticket and Pullman accommodations NJ Henry HALS
Sons. Lid, lI8 Broadway. II Park place. ana <f0
Broadway and Di2 Broadway Tickets az Ferry stH. s
tlous, 4th cor. 18th st. 8 West l25th st. ESQ
Columbus av. New York; B9S and 7e3 Fulton ST.. ana
l08 broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving full In
formation at all stations. 49,
Wsstcotts FIX press Company Will call Tor ana ohecA
baggage from hotel or residence to destin alton.
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Aediral.


A TTENTION.-OLD DIR. GRADUATE UNI.
N VERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, MEDI.
CAL DEPARTMENT; 80 YEARS A SPECIALIST IN
longer lised and has had experience than
any other advertising physician; city papers prove
this. Under his scientinc treatment blood AMI skin
diseases pains in bones, red spots sore throat and
mouth ulcers painful swrllIngs. kidney aud bladder
complaints scalding inhammations, gravel undevel.
oped organs weak back lost vitality speedily per-
manenty cured Men about to marry should consult
Sufferers do waste time Waiting less skilful ply
sicians. Remember. OLD DIR. GRiSDLE never fails
OFFICE OVER 10 YEARS at Ill West 18th ST.. be.
tween 9th and 9TH Advice free. Medicine 81
Hours 0toa 81. SUNDAYS. 9to 3. Nocharge unless cured
OLD nm. GREY. as Senra "a speciaiiat In dia-
easea only. Quickcst permanent cure guar
antecd in all diseases Blood poison. skin diseases
kidney and bladder trouble, Weakness nerv Gus deb
ity errors o. youth bad dreams. undeveopcd organs
impedim nta to marr'sge. &c Ee wise, consult the
only specialist In this city. once 83 years
at 90 Eas; 18th ST. near Union square. Hours. to
o: Sundays, TO =. scientific treatment and advice
A.-A.-A.-QUICKEsr PERMANENT CURE
in diseases OF men; dangerous cases solicited relief
at oncc those desiring only hrstcas: scientr treat
should call The leading specialist Dr. Bonschur.
1877 West 22d ct, 0 to g. 1908. Sundays. 10 10 !.
nR CoNRAD's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms: ma.
~ tron with full stan OF trained nurses. III West
47th st. Hours 90.
IADIEsl chlchester's English Pennyroyal Pills
II SSd SS es sss1.' da are the & sSsf "a .rs s E.St:
'~ i1caii cSichs.Ier chsmiest i e e.. fGil.dA. Fa.
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3 elect 4oard.
" rat sIa..

NraI Sian.
DANK ST, Billboard and rooms be secured
ID with q nice family; good homei terms 81 30 to
50; also furnished rooms Mrs. SALB
Q tTH ST.. 107 wEsT.-Fan'iiy of four adults viii
. Il let extra large room In frst-class aparlm mt,
with board; references. LANE
The sun., 1897-12-16

6;IO 7;RV I;SU s1U SOY EGO I1;5V FeHna; 5Hn L1'
l:30. 25N $3.50. 42O. 4:20 Dining Carr. A:5o Dining
Car: o:bo Dining Car) 5;4o $3.50 p Mao M la;e6 s5
(L.mlted) 900. 1850 A NJ. 1850 dining Carl. $3.50.
4:20 Dining Carr, 4:50 Dining Carr $3.50 dining
Carr. 7:4O. 500 p NJ, 1908 night.
Ticket offices Nos 48l 944 1896. 1928. l. and 2o1
Broadway: l Aktor House; West Twenty.third
Street station and stations foot of Desbrosses and
Cortnndt Streets; Court Street. $50 Fulton
Street. pS 2roadw ay, and Brooklyn Annex Station,
Brooklyn; Station, Jersey City. The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to destination.
J. b. HUTCHINSON, j. Il. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.