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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
REAL ESTATE.
LITTLE BUSINESS DONE IN THE MARKET

LITTLE BUSINESS DONE IN THE MARKET.
The real estate market yesterday was fiat and
ufeless OF the few sales reported only one was
NJ real interest Jessie NJ Converse sod to j. 3.
Rache No. East Sixty-seventh-st.. a four-story
brownstone dwelling house. 25x extension xloo' for
about 100000
George A. Hampton has sold for Benjamin
wechsler to Alexander Schwab a seven-story bust
ness building al No. l63 Greene-st. on lot 25xlOo
for about $4,000
arthur e. 6 80 S. s9s
FOR plot 75x irregular the south side OF one
ed-and-thirty-eghth-st between fifth ana
The city has acquired title for consideration of
g. Nicholas Terrace and conSSntave i75xssli
irregular; Convent-ave. west side. extending from
northeast corner OF hundred nd thirty eighth
BY BY the he Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Plans for Ave hvss.-story brick and stone apart
side of Convent-ave.. rs feet north OF One-hundred
a c4n BY es The e
A seven-story apartment;hOuse Is TO be erected
on tho plot. 100xl0o.n at the southwest corner OF
the Boulevard and Nnety-eighth-st which changed
Two hve-story nathouses on the east side OF
Fifth-ave. 10 feet north OF One-hundred- and NJ
feminist. are reported to have been sold to Mr.
Business in the auction rooms was poor Yesterday.
The GS se3Sn
ave- went to outside purchaser for flB,76O but
four-story brick DIVE. ling house In Central Park
West was knocked down for less than the charges
the property. Three parcels were Withdrawn.
This IL q list OF the sales.
BY William Kennedy: No. 2t Central Park
West, Eghty-fourth-st., four-story brick
dwelling house. lot 22XlOO amount due S2 $50; fore
closure sale: Esther H. and Joseph Byers. trustees.
against the United States Realty Company and an
other: TO J. a. Z. Dunning. FOR 5000
By Strong & Ireland: No. lls West One-hundred-
ond-eleven;h-st.. 81. Nlcholas-ave., three
story brick dwellinghouse, lot HxlO0; amount due,
N3 3t5; foreclosure sale the Harens Relief Fund So
ciety against Alice Davis ct AL 10 the plaintiff for
$1,000
BY Peter +. Meyer & CO.: No. IA Woos,er-st.,
near Houston-st., vacant lot. 23xlOO; foreclosure
sale: David e. Oppenhelmer against Benjamin
Stillman et al; 10 the plaintiff. for s3o,Ni
No. % East one -hundred-and-s xth-stt near Med-
son-ave.. nve-story brick fathouse lot 3Ilcl II
ct AL; 10 the plaintiff for $4,000.
No. 20 10 20i West One-hundred-and eighteenth
st. southwest corner OF Sevent ave. three nve-
story brick hathouses. plot 999xlOo, amount due.
49, 32S; prior mortgages. $4,000; foreclosure sale;
Arthur J. Connolly. trustee. against John j. Far-
ley ct al: TO Mary A. Ryan for $500.
Nos. 255 and 25s Greenw!ch-st, southwest corner
Murray-st.. fve-story brick building, plot NI0x
S44xsl9; executors SALE at No - Liberty-st; 10
G. W Basch, for $3.50
BY Bryan L. Kennedy: No. l% Weter.st1 near
Fulton-st. nve-story brick building, lot 2DlSx' TX
LIKE Xs07. executors sale; to Fay Brothers, Tor
$1,000.
No 1855 Madison-sve, near One-hundred,end-
twenty siIth-st four-story brownrione dNehinS
house, lot lexs9s: executors sale to Bernard j.
1Hnney, for 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
NORTH TONAWANDA BONDS IN DOUBT
THE cITY's DEBT LIMIT EXCEEDED. AND CRED
1roRg HAVE REASON FOR ALARM

THE CITY'e DEBT LIMIT EXCEEDED. AND CRED
IroRs HAVE REASON FOR ALARM
Buffalo Nov IA dispatch to 1.-THE News from
North Tonawanda says: Facts OF a rather startling
nature have developed In connection with the munc-
ipa affairs In this city 1t Is said good authority
that a large portion OF the bonded Indebtedness OF
North Tonawanda was Illegally contracted. Re-
Gently the Board of Aldermen directed that order
he drawn on the Treasurer for 5000 In payment for
a market site Mayor McKeen has not yet signed
that order and City Treasurer Stocum Is not likely
20 pay 1t for some time to come. The payment Of
the order Is being deferred because OF the fact that
State statute limits the total Of city's legal bond
issue except in Of special charter legislation
10 10 per cent OF the muncipatys total assessed
valuation. The legal limit, according 10 the City
Treasures Office has already been exceeded by ss5-
l99 Co.
Meanwhile 1t Is admitted that the market bonds
recently issued look very much II they He
gal ana IL is said that $4,000 worth OF water bonds
Issued last fall for the extension OF the waterworks
system are also Illegal because they exceeded in the
aggregate the balance remaining OF the total allow
able bonded Indebtedness. Although the legality Of
the bond issues named has not yet been definitely
admitted there Is great uneasiness In official circles
and special legislation TO correct the serious errors
made is already talked Of"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
nrzvyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1897

Fordlnsky Harris and wife to John Bell 1900
cd lSa', A 4 and G sfs uacs
enSush, Iilth-st. 2e5 IT Of 5th-ave. Nm
H l%Hera Mary and chaiies Il to cornsia
HaF l@,t ana an ssas II of @
' Savings Bank. i65ih-st $50 It of Amster- AGO
H aS4 ase Simon and Rosie. to Gertrude
and Joseph Dean. executors, etc Of George ss
Jewe ilGth-st 2Oas IT of 'th-ave' OF 10000
Same George Holden trustee ETC. .. Of ,. A1ss
KS SS'n amelia years f. and Henry witt and wife to
Joseph Meinzinger 5 45th-st, l2o # Of I'd ,ooo
h et Nest ana Tle tS ann4n $4,000
LsVy Frances, to Samuel Krooks. e Attorney ,oo
L@skard george 4, and wife 70 ths franklin
8s4.5 # OF the limo OF Renwick property loo
Levy Lena to Jacob + cuim,an, a7th-s,. I'M
1882 IT Of sth-aye' years earle. Young and
murray N@'nar'ne NJ 70 T"sri Years. 900
Mess. octavla and Theodore to the aS Manhattan ~
..,..ss ."sutuuon. 9Oth-st. A0o VI m oo0
h3 Week Hi ists! IS f'e's'' .,S. q
sa@ Sss to jane. kirby etc. same prop o
MSrH ~ yeaTs and viii. to Frederic Middle
s siSsve Ne ss g hG"t u st. R&' pa
sS yis uaoi Ca. to KncksFso; sss
125sxii2o; webster-ave. n w cor l.o ~
i75th-s, as continued. g iU'5 II " $780, 1i 49,
ave, except parts taken for opening streets. WIZ
an franchises and 10 Gser I pJGpf soSd,
p,,,rSer 1-hrIstfan and Csthrine TO Emma -
Levn No lcIS East iO''h-'' ana 30 49,. $500
Robinson GeoFss to Richard Msooer. ii'. 10000
STAR Alien TUE dGaIsntse ana T.Hs years 10000
see5cek johanna H. to o I1Ra. Wen sna 1000
Sale. Jseph e, al to AgnS nsa Ksch. 1000
rc,'n-r, sarah AMI Charles +, 70 Maty,
thatcher eth-st. 800 It W OF Avenue d, 0VA 100
-rtH} tn,a q TO Eliza Allison, lb3d-st,
iG2 II II q Tinton-asye; 2lso~.li' e.e... 1000
taken for wlisn.hs sane nrop.rty / year. 800
T'arring William TO the American Baptst hohs
Mission Society. l'e'h''' 'oo o' 10000
Toeberg John to NAT NV 1000
va, Theodore J. % August VIII 8 looth-S
80 It OF old west side OF cour.'an 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
THE coLoRED JOCKEY 1soM DEAD

San Francisco. Nov H.-"Bob" Isom. the we'll
known lightweight colored jockey. Is dead in this
city. The colored boy came here with Colonel j. p.
Chinn and was very successful from his advent on
the Pacific Coast. After leaving Colonel Chinn he
Joined the Spreckels string and had been In their
employ ever since. Last year lsom taken III,
and seemed to fade away until after trip to the
Hawaiian Islands, when he regained some of his
old-time form. Since the autumn races at Sacra-
mento Isom had grown steadily worse, and he de-
cided last week 10 20 10 Kentucky. his old home
but his Illness proved more serious than he thought.
and he died last night
In his best DAYS Isom was one OF the most vigor-
Gus lightweight riders In the country The best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
RI-ILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans tr new buildings and alterations have oeen MEG
q, he Ds1,rtront of Buildings as follows:
New buildings. main Office No plans nled
Alterations. main once.
r.1nard-,, Sos 5s and 60. to q hve-etory ortok.
,t0ne and iron store and lofts; Lawrence pan
dr!dge owners Gage. OF NO union ., I'm
clinton Place No 80. n four-story ana one-
inent brick dwelling. with store; Mary CrNg
owner: " Moubray, Of NO " ConVent-s'e' An
Sevy buildings branch Office:
IaSth- a. 1919 II % BerRen-ave; Tor thfes
nve-,tory brick mats 271Sp. Albert Rotherme' - -.
Of No $50 l4sth-st owner ana archltect.. 'o'""
I!ncoln-st " o. 375 q n OF Morris Park ave: lor
tgo-and-on- story frame d"eHlne. isk =. ~,
rs Levy owner; Thomas Scott. architect. A~"
AnthOny-aye. W s. 10 II Of ls0th at, for two
two story frame dwellings 2i152. y" bergen INN
o, No iOi- Bathgate-ave owner ana architect. so"u
Inwood ave. = - n Of 18TH ~; Tor TWO
two story frame dwellings. with store. ZpHto'
August KhmIiner. owner o Reissmsnh' Afch- ~
Isa,h-s Nos ss7 and CSC East for a one-story
brck shop 25r3i. Charles Man Of No 5sl EAst
i5sh-.,. owner: Horenbergsr. architect Day N"A
i7sth-st No O7a East; for two story ana
wood OF 10 West lc3d- st.. owner I IN
Merry a. No " Fart 23ds architect o'o"
Alterations branch ONCE; 49,, 49,.
n o 10Th 81. 10 a Nree-stUy
brick milf. 7sSi26. Manhattan Marble company ~
o, premises owner, T. Thomas. architect e"''
ici,h .. leo n " o, N-hye q three etory
fram. tenement 22rt3s: B-nsilcta Netter,
W 7ss i8ith st owner: Pfeifer. hchr M
f~ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
THE GOVERNMENT OF ALASKA.

sryAroR PERKINS FAvoRs THE ENFORCEMENT
OF LAWS BY COMMISSIONS
San Francisco. Nov. Ex-senator Perkins declares
that he is opposed TO the granting OF Territorial
form OF government TO Alaska at present. When
Congress convenes he proposes to Introduce Joint
resolution providing for the appointment or COM
mission 10 prepare civil and criminal codes for tho
Government Of Alaska. The Senator favors the plan
NJ Louis SIoss TO divide Alaska into convenient dis
tricts each TO have United States Commissioner
uncovered o enforce the laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
Recorded MORTGAGES.

Batter, Eliza J and Dietrich. 10 the Equitable
Life Assurance Society Of the United States.
Avenue g. W corner l5th-st years. .........
Blake. John G. 20 Jerer3iah Buckley. n Mount
Hope Place. $50 II " 81 Fleetwood ave. i25x
$50. Mount Hope Place. = r. 40 n W OF Mad-
s1n-ave l&xi25: orchard-st. now l16th-sts
g. 40 II OF MadsOn-ave, and n Orchard
ST. go II " OF fleotwood-ave. year............
BlOodgood. William. and wife 10 the Emlgrant
Industrial Savings Bank. I26th-st. lGSG II e
OF Park-ave ] year. ................. .........:
Butler. Marion Y. to Frank Holahan. Nos ~
and slia Walker-st. year ....................
Cohen. Pauline H. 10 John Cook. Madison
ave, "a. IL n Of Ii3th-st. years. ....".......
Cylka. August. and wife 10 Anthony Klunder n =
it,h-st: 30 II " Of 5th-ave. Wakefield, yea:
Droege. Emma G. 10 Maurice Ali. SIS i35th-st. GOO
Bernhard Ferdinand and wife TO Jacob Freund "
eth-ave. AS II OF S3d-st. demand. ..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
oRJTAyI TO HAVE A STRONG NINE

It Is announced that the Board OF Governors o,
.ba Or,tani Field Club of Hackensack. has decided
TO continue baseball as the leading feature OF sum
mer sport. The following committee was appoint
ed on Monday evening 70 look aIter inls ~
Go -; q Bruins. A. D. Hin and Thomas Barry
The committee was instructed to put IN the neIr as
,rorc o. nine g nossble. An interesting rumor III
This Connection Is that Fishel: who made a re-
markable record with Ortan during ~: Co, mas IN
gained the effectiveness OF MS arm III" " @
tho box for Oritanl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18

ATHLETIC. LITERARY AND MUSICAL INTERESTS
AT COLUMBIA PUT UNDER THE CONTROL
OF REPRESENTATIVE BODY
Tho Columbia University Union met Tuesday
evening 1t has acted in the past a regulator
for the various athletic teams, and meet
regatta could be held without the unions permits
sion. BY an act OF the University Council the
union will hereafter have charge Of every associa-
toa in which Columbis's name appears So the
Chess Club the Press Club. the Debating Union,
the Musical Society The Literary Monthly"
Spectator" and the various athletic clubs Will all
be under the control OF the union. Each Of the
societies will be represented by person for each
fifteen members. no organization to have more than
1--WE representatives; In order that the several
Interests may not interfere with each other the
representatives will be divided into three classes,
the first managing musical affairs the second
literary and debating matters and the third look
ing after athletics.
Already opposition has developed against what
70 styled IAN overbearing usurpation by the union
of foreign affairs and at the next meeting OF the
Council efforts will be made 10 have them rescnd
this latest edict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA


t St h AND
nae: s iem sn Sa ea
4TssD'y'Ac f SXsr s @Hpum.n pa. p.r,.r
Nsw-Ysrk 70 Pliseurs Sleeping Car Fit'sOurs to Chi
s F1iT AZ fsy,sss
lion Cars. For Chicago. ceveand. Toledo, Cincinnati
1sS c fHHiTs A n 1G ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
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Tx AN, iPrsS.R F sSndsy n
Chicago: Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
WASHINGTON AND THE r"UTH.
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a. DiR@i sa :S sa lDP G. Car So "a @
soS5AEsS ax wf4tT sss M 70 n %
ATfxN11c COAST LInn-r,pr... ss . m. and SIS
sES o5 FSsA e eH2 w m ss
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Bancs H:Ssrs Park nssriss.n suns.yS os::G
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m. su hsys. Ole m. sis p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
az 1 ~ 5SS 81 $50 sI @~ pe5Ha Limited y% as'
40. rs Dining Carr. 4.1 Dining Carr, $50 tDlnns
Carp 74O 1855 S.55 D. m II 10 night Sundays els.
~ s2o sos. s.25 e.65 Limited. soS 1925 a. m:
LOS Dining Carr 1855, AIS Dining Carr, +o5 dining
Carl. o3 Dining Carr, 7.+o. 73. s'o D. m, l2lo
Ticket ornces: Nos 4si a. 1896. 1923 III. and 2ei
Broadway; Aston House: Yves, Twenty third stree.
Station: and stations foot Of Desbrosses and CORY.
iandt Str cts: Court Street $40 Fulton Street 81
broadway: and BROOKLYN Annex station Brd"Eyn:
Station, Jersey City The NewYork Transfer Com.
psny will call for and check baggage from hotels and
residences through TO destination.
]. b. HUTCHINSON. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
a spALp1No SAILS FOR EUROPE.

.runp,,y.a TIMERS ATTEST HIS RECORD TIMn-
rHp INDOOR SEASON oPENINo-A CHAIN
LESS WHEEL WITHOUT BEvDL GEARS
A. q spalding sailed yesterday on the steamship
A. Paul for short trip abroad. 1t is purely Ousi
n.ss trim made In the interests Of his bicycle ana
hioycle accessories. He is accompanied by captain
A. c. Arson Of the Chicago Baseball CLUB AIso'
decided to 20 In Characteristic fashion He met MI
IN an or hand way told him that he was going 10 10
Europe the following morning snd c ssKed w csSs
Atom css snd tGs + 9 o3 the on rs 'ns
scesn with hs paTy several siSe weknown golfers
and baseball men were on the pier to BID the parry
BON voyage.
Charles NJ Murphy. who on November IL attempt
cd 10 lower the mile straishtaway record IN Twe'y
second ave-, Brooklyn. has secured afidavlts rom
the oS' T psos hs' that
Murphy started at APO p. m ana nniSneu ut
%:31:34 As D. m.
The indoor riding season will be opened at the
new quarters Of the Michigan Cycle Club, al the
boulevard and sixty-sixth-st.. on November e. The
s sS %oJ W on MenSay and thursday evenings
dining room is feature Of the club equipment The
oreasea 10 two hunSred and atty william A.
tary.
Tho International Union Of Bicycle Workers 10
reported 70 be preparing q label, IN oruer tndt
wheels made by union men may be distinguished
from others.
A chainless wheel, without bevel gears. has been
invented by one OF Thomas A. Edisons assistants
In place OF tho chain, series Of six steel cables OF
plano wire is substituted. Each wire is one-six-
{eenth of an inch In diameter and OF seven strands,
each strand having seven wires .OSS OF an men IN
diameter The whole cable Is twisted and runs In
grooves cut In the driving or driven pulleys or
Aprockets.
Tho fact that the Associated Cycling Clubs In
tends taking charge OF the NewYork-Y onkers-
Tarrytown race on December 81, at midnight. has
caused new interest to be taken In this contest
The Harlem Wheelmen, who hold the trophies Tor
1855 al Yonkers and 1SSO-'9l-'92 and lSyi-'S et
Tarrytown, will this year put in strong team N
ths hope Of capturing the 1875 bottle al oo'h
places.
Owing TO the large number OF entries IN the
Harlem wheelmen's pool and billiard tournament
It is doubtful II the games con be started before
the Monday after Thanksgiving The wheelmen
will enter team In the coming bowling touIna-
ment OF the Associated Cycling Clubs or New
York City.
The Foresters Of America Wheelmen. whose
HEADQUARTERS are at No 1883 Fulton-st., Brooklyn,
are arranging a reception to uniformed cyclists
Cyclists desiring 10 join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed information and
memembership blanks by sending names ana ad-
dresses 10 the Cycling Editor. The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
CONNECTICUT L. A. W. ELECTION.

Hartford. Conn. Nov. r7.-The Board Of Review
Of the Connecticut Division OF the League Of Amer
lean wheelmen did not finish counting the mail
vote until 4 o'clock this morning There were
525 cast, Philip w Westake. of Bridge
port for Chief Consul, receiving sl4 and w. A.
Howell. Of Rockville, $50. The remaining ffty-onc
ballots were declared void. owing to defects The
Westlake ticket elected With the possible
ception Of one representative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
,,,,o VALUABLE HORSES KILLED.

London. Nov. lin a railroad collision - To-
tonham. near Stamford, this morning Cap'a'n
Homfray's hve-year-old bay horse spiehooui. uy
Hackthorpe out OF Gold Foil and LORD by Krk
three-yoo"t ~ Cold Wave were fatally injured
1t. stable hove also sustained injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD,

rbI-.. traIus cave Ne" lOrk. foot 0L LnaIlUersSt,
az fol0Ss and nye minutes earlier from West 2Sd-st.
ntn, A M,-Vestbued EsApIess da4.y for Blnsaamtous
Wa.eYly E,mlra BgGAlo. Bradford Arrive buEsio 500
40 - Nl--vestbulsd Limited fast mall Daily so.ld
,rsIn f,r CcAg wa ChaUtauqua Lake. arrives Cleveland
40 A. NJ Chicago T. NJ sIeepeFs 70 Shleaso' S'e'e-
land and Cincinnati Dning Car,
80. "a, 10 Vi and Cleveland "esloulcd Express
49, .,ryrs Buffalo 1903 A. NJ. Bradford IL A. NJ.
Jamestown 20 a. NJ, Cleveland i?So p NJ sleepes 70
nt,sio and Cleveland making d!rect connections Tor
bb ut"t CHICAGO ami the West. Cafe Library Car
AK M-Vla Chautaugua Lake aod Niagara rs..s
~, solid train % Chicago seepers to HornelsSiie.
chicas, and Cincn1al Dinins CnaITs ANN prrIMAN
scc9nnodS,on. ~ i3 ?s ,o sId Vs. e.. g ss,S
way ana west 23i-st. ferries, New-forki SSS
ga 700 Fulton ST. 100 Broadway BROOKLYN zoo HUDSON
anu "bSken and Jersey city station Wescot Express
. for and checks baggage from hotels and residences
IA destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
NIL IACkAWANNA AND WEsItnN ~: H.
DH stations in NeSy-York. foot OF Barclay
and Oh ristopher streets. ,,r,rru

,,,.o, rant. y, NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MONTcLAIR.
THE ORANGES. Summit, BernardgsyilIs, sa sSan
Pisge Madison Norristown. Psssec. Paterson by9r-
tor Dover Stanhopa NEWTON, BUDps l,Ahxr;;;
Iat<F iiOp ATCONG Hacksttstown; SC,HooI.EoI>s
MoifNTAiN Washington. PHLLLlPSsukG, tasdU,'
scRRbANTON PrTTsToN wILKESBARRE NAIL
COKE cox rIGN ,,MsrTroN OXFORD NORWICH Water
,y;Ta I-TICA RrCHFIELD SPRINGS, S Iss.p
sYP So oSWEGO ITHACA, QWEGo nLMthhAi
SoRNISG BATH DANSyIIIE In Bs spIT4HWf esa Al
500 V an M'HBNGHAMToN MAIL stops at principal
60 o sa"oSs. fcai. Car, BUFFALO SCRANTON sISa-
io'W \, oWFGO ITHACA. ELMlRA oI urrScAS;
PP1nCurfFi.p SPRINGS SYRACUSE ana Osm rrv =,
EEXPPtRrss Pullman. parlor Cars, Conne wa I"
100 y rnTSS Pullman BUFFET Parlor Car 40 -, ~,
a. ~ - sep ANTON WILKESRAkRE, ANp fLi
sV a y; ~ rvpRESS Pullman Rur.' Parlor cars
=, lJaiivi--ChIcsso vesubued Limited Expres
INV ,dr SCRANTON. BTNGHAMInN' EbMlnAv W., =, =,
FALo 'nnInny-Car west o. Buffalo
q. y ~ D,ily1-Burslo Express. Pullman Seepers TOT
$50 c u xTON RTNGHAMTON, EiMlRA bATH NJ
ss.dnpnIe a.d RITFFALO arSvin" IN Rnnaln = 81
a On VI n ,ps,lv)-BUFFAIO. Scranton BiNo I,,s
Voorr % owEGO ITHACA. EIMtRA. SfhACr.ssE;;
Utica and oSwEdo EXPREss' Pullman Du"e'
slse PPgs AND PULLMAN AccoMMoDATIoNs At
.i,ry Gaze q sons Limited i's BrnArrwy; ~ t,v
IerF 900 broadway o42 proadway Tcksts az tey
,,,s III ath-aye.. i2th.s ~ ". eru
,,hs ave New-York: 33s ana $50 fu'ons 80
zoe prsdwsv brooklyn. Timetables s''ns 'u 'n''
mstion % sri irXPRrss COMPANY wiz call for ard
WIS., - from hotel or resldenc TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
:1vrSTSHCRE R.K.

r'rsns leave W. 42d ST. station. n. l.. as ioN'
arlisr from foot Of Franklin ST.: po,h...
iO;Io Daily for Aioani, ouSa. Toiedo Cisvs-
ter. Bunaio; Nlas"'A N'' " '
land ara Chicago. . ., ,,,..., rtca SYRIA
cmse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fans io'0''' Nv
trot CLEVELAND. Chicago and 81. LOUIS. pochss-
s,aE p Daily for Albany, Utica. syracuse s,snA
BID Ru fao Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit C!e'eiAae'
| Trims 70 Ole. ~ principal hotels and onices ...
C. E LAMBERT. General PassenseS Yo.t
5 Vanderbilt Ave. New '0'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
BERGMAN NOT TO BE pARDoNgD.

Harrisburg Nov 1.-THE Board OF Pardons to-day
refused the application Of Alexander Berckman. the
Anarchist, who attempted 10 assassinate Henry C.
Frck during the Homestead troubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18

,o-s. rsom rode was Lssak. tho crack kensI NIUE
colt. with whom Coionei Chihh SWEEP '"'
few years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-18
lEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Station foo, Of West 28dst. penn R RI. cortiandt or
.1ns,c,,.. ,,,. Dese.osss, a. o,,. ,x,r.. show
time from cortlandt or Desbrosses st. a., D..
.0iIo, 0ifO a. NJ. daily Sunday '8:6. La M tos
.7,55. sii5 A. n daily fof WiiKEsBhRRE. sCRAN-
Ton (wesk days., ELMRA (w,ek days., iIhhCA,
.LHEvA RocHEsTE BrFThLo NiAGA ARs e sAL md
Ill 100. 12rOO noon daily except Sunday.
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS"
strives Buffalo 9:5e p. NJ Pullman vsT %... Das
.i2i25, 1910 r. NJ daily. .1c.p, Sunday, for MAUcH
aSs .Hi s M eso ndsy. on, for EAsroN
MAUCH CHUNK and the coal branches. ,rs
BARR PGso 4 s s s4s5' S ana principal
dae stations Connects FOR all points in coal regions
:3.bn, 4i1O r daily e1c.p, Sunday tor WILKES
sARRE PoM "a 81 GSn and Pn the eoa
'3,55. 4,2O P " daily. except sunday for MAUCH
cstXK sna n'enea ,,i g, staten: and ,n.rmaa.
:Gi56, TOO p NJ daily Tor nUrTAIo. NIAGARA i!.f'i.
IA ana az hPs 9in esper. to Bafrao aad Toronto
.7,SS. $50 F. " daily except SUNDAY stopping my
A. SOUTH PLAlTFlELp EAsI9N shTRE GTE
Va RocIEEsTER BATAyIA BUTFAIo and T3Ro Cs-
TO pgmsn ss.peS 5o sassass carTea OUT
's,55, o.OO p n daily @, WILKEsBARRRIE TIL Ip.
AcA GENEVA RocHEsTER BUF!a .!oer, 70 VINES
Afsioaa 5cai trains daily, except sunday tor BoySD
81: :iss ' as5 5?S 40 . and .s: ~,
SIS %. and is2J Brosawsy 81 e i.hs iss F. l2''he
Ct. III Bowery. T.; $50 Fulton,st. court-s-' W
, a.s Sros H Slpe Tor and check e.as.
hotel or residence throush 70 aestna,lon