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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01
Nebuchadnexzar sandwiches.

Most of us have partaken of those
dainty little sandwiches consisting of
lettuce leaf or sprig of watercress or
some other bit of green between the
bread. But do most of us know the
latest name for them? It's an alto
gether fit and taking title, and it has,
besides, the flavor of Scriptural associa-
ton. 1t is "Nebuchadnezzar sand
witches"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1897-07-01

Mirth is short-liyed; cheerfulness
never tires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago March 81 In cattle choice heeyes were strong
ino higher. other descriptions remained
stosdv Trade was active bsss q - ,OGsi Tor The
dressed beef steers. - 2JrS 90 Tor
f- ana medium grades 81 GoQSJ FOR GOOD choice eN
nov, a,ie ana 10G$5 30 for strictly choice 10 fancy
s.nore The bulk ~ offerings sold a. ~ 2JdNY
sockers and feeders cold largely AZ - o,9s - fuls
Ia vc,v VOL al vide range ~ prices the bulk iei'h-
90 80 .60s3 ~ calves were in demand - ;ousj ="
re ,oor h, choice ones with fancy calves faa1r around
e. T9SG Texas largely az ~ iUD< 10 Trade
In hogs started OF actively AZ stronger :" 2gc hishrr
,,rco~ Later on the market weakened ana the days
irei,nc~ v,s transacted about Yesterdays figures
Ssin. az s., S0ns rough 10 good heavy packing. with
.a,c urme 2>O-iO hogs selling 20 50 - The bulk
81 h H. rs brought 81 l0us4 10 In sheep prices remained
s,ronc win moderate offerings. Lani IN demand
~ * 5oGs3 20 for inferior lots 20 50 2pns5 -
for good 10 choice Mexcans. Most oi the Westerns
h-vueht S. iOnSJ sheep stebc a. - 2Jps3 for
conmon 10 prime nocks selling A. $3a& -. Good
sold readily az 81 JD4si 40 Receipts
Caite 900 head hogs. 5000 head. sheep 1000 head
East Liberty March 3l.-Cattle firm. prime 81 9oa
s. 10 feeders 50 15$ 40 bulls stays ana COWS. 81 ju
50 30 Hogs-As,yc prime medium - ~ 81 ~ hst
az siqs4 heayy 81 loq$i 20 rolghe s3ns3 IL. Sheep
dow ohio Westerns 81 j00Si 80 natives, S+4Si
cool 81 35QSj 35 veal calves. SOS 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
TOTAL RECEIPTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. March 81 1897.
ooT-ON-The volume OF speculative trading fails to
rl r feeling 80 disappointment, pesvades the cot
~ trade ths account generally firm feeling de-
vel ps however following better class Of cable news
an had loo Acd for The strength was aso due to
the continue. ..A.mng character og sdyices from The
flooded districts. threatening inunda,c san greater
area Of .tdnt cotton lands leading 10 fears OF an
indefinite iusi'urleht u farm wUrN, snuw
IL Nu.thNfst ocnS melted RAPIDLY threatening
Ell. hsc. fNes ktpoIts from southern spot mar
kes aOca,e continued strong spo, cotton ,s.t.on and
c1m la. Rive. ANA me dry goods district al, ices are
favorable Inc principal drawback to-day the
speculative competition. During the after.
nsG trading was lsht and local. Opening quiet but firm
a. advance ~" points. the further anced
as I1.AS anu 9dicd generally quiet. the tone
sna.y steady al net advance points and total
ss,c futures limited t. 1880 Spot cotton Nas
splt sales. 10 bales. including bales export go
OA.s spEas and 100 bales contract sale OF $40 bales
alitcn VS. reported lut THIS cotton Ice delivered
u. quantities, extending well the future and
mar % Nay not be from Newton stock Cotton
ntd.hs, O-luc. Gross receipts. +2l3 naes; cx-
ports C Great Britain 1l3 bales forwarded uig BALES
sac, l2' 1des, spnne, GU bales stock 24o5lS bales
iaH 'd> bales. l. France 2i5 bales. TO me Continent
sJ.s stock. 1918 bales. Consoldated-Net re,
ceits o bales; exports 60 Great BIta bales;
.iafca, "if' na.cs, 10 the Continent II IA bales
IO'4 SAGE september Net receipts ~ 53l bales eh.
Yos 81 Great Britain 2,11-49 alec to France 81 !, 73
.As, a. tNe Comment l'u2.--~, bales Channel
as bales
sqo, closed firm; m.ddiiny upands 5-l6c: mldilins
GU. '9luc, SAFES. i2-O ba.cS Futures closed steady
4. D4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01

New York. March 81, 1877
BEANS And pTAS-Prces for domestic marrow beans
quality 8rd The movement u late has been Just htie
letter enough give nuch character 10 the
mafset however The duness in medium beans has
ies1'f1 u decline - Sc a. which Wls' h0urls hIe
new willing SELL Pea worth fully as inucn as
medium. in fact sell rather quicker at the price OILY
.f state beans very dun california lima show further
ae me- under quite strong pressure 10 sell Green pnS
!" wig rather slowly but the quantity Of stock aNhl-
"ye - not large. We quote. Beans. marrow choiVr
yer bush. 81 10. DO fair good 3OcMSl o. do medcI
shf pea choice. sac d. falr 20 good. 70nStc 20 Ied
no VINE Kidney 81 O5Gsl 20 DO hack turtle SOUP u ~
~: d. yellow eye 81 O3asl -. % lima. CalfoIna
- 1'iSl - gTeen peas per bb G7tc A. bags py'-'-'
on ..,c1 pr Dbl INC. Do bags. 7og72'rc g.,
H' ERA further advance was established to-day
M h' grades ~ fresh creamery and the market was
,f, - ,ie trade and with prospective light arrivals
~ itr balance - the buyers hd sharply 70: me
,eh A. re day advanced pc became y current rae
80 'Afa litta creamery nrsts selling 2rh21c hn1
~" MS STATE snc sold mostly in Of lsq2lc a
49, Nfiy fancy selling with hest Western. heih
AnH'is fuiie scarce ana finn. only little new Stsl-
i'tk ana better prices obtained for All
49,. va nhiTy improved lttie The western
,"ls are selling close receipts ana bring
W. ir)ns We quote: New hni'-r-Creamery
20 rIh eN'ibs 'er n. 30" - ?oM2ic Do thirds
:, ..'"s l"' % state. finest 2ii.T22c' Do thirds
~. lDnHI, sal" dairy. ialf frlin tubs extra
~. no ntsts lN"loo 10 -eoonas. 1Fni7c: Do Wtlsh
49, ,sS JIG ~ 'econds nrsis i5A1sc dairy tubs
,,,.0,of ll1l5c. factory exirns l2itGI3c: A. nrstr
b. - r. ,hirf o. ecccnds eMHIic. rolls common
~ It'tne syl3c. Oh bptter-Crca-aerv summer make
" " '"'''e H9l7lzc. State dairy. fall tubs, finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool March 81. 3:i5 ?. m.-Wheat-Spo No red
vnirr no stocks. No red Northern spring dull Gs 81.
corn-spot American mixcd steady, 3 Gd; Cd firm
% iai.d Flltures du April Is 1sd. MAY. ca
q Sd Flour steady; st. Louis fancy winter. s. ID.
pc.f-T1ira India dull 56s 30 prime dull as
ca feef-EXira India mess dun 80. 81; prime mess
dull As O. p1ii.-Prime mess fine Western n?r. SO;
I'm. moss medium Western. firm. lbs lIaas-ShOri
ai, IA to 10 H. ste1dy, 43c -Cumbeand cut -
=, 10 y, steady Us; short rib. 20 70 - ~. dull
,one clear mddes light. 81 to 3, To- dun. 21s; l,ng
ncsr midlles heavy - T. 10 10 duh :Gs; Short clear
,Tdlrs heavy 10 10 10 ~. dull. 2Js 81. clear bellies
70 10 IA H. dull. COS Shoulders. square. IL to Il H.
IN o-s 81 L1rd spot steady MS 81. Cheese steady:
erran finest white ana coiored steady SIS CT. Talow
Fun IS Ga Coiionsecd oil yerpc1l refined dun
n.n,lno-epirits nrIn. 2os %. Isosn-C'5nff0n
az A. ioiSd Hops iondon-Pacihc Coast nrrn ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. March 81. 1897.
REEVES Receipts l.Oi7 head; sales. 80 care Cen
.raliv active hrner. except for common cows. Natye
"a and 81 ISL 20 bullS
Gs9 80. dry cows ~ 70Gs3 40 cables quote American
steers AZ i1Qllsc sheep. 9Vloec refrigerator beel Io1
lose Exporis 3 $50 quarters Of beef -
CALVES Receipts 1865 head active. &c higher all
siiF,t;P AND LAMBS Receipts 800 head; sales, 1000
head: best lambs slightly hrmer Other grades and sheep
,nis, sheen 81 SO0>5 3D.: lambs. ScNS6 80.
TuOGS- Receipts 5.TSJ head Firmer at 50 "oFN GO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March 3i.-.Cot'on quiet; middlins &C. low
Is, mn o. ,tocb II 40
sa,eS N, -, March SI-Coon nrm middns lGc, low
Nm'"."' ieiGc. good ordinary. Ghc. receipts col
ross 525 exports To the Continent $50 coastwise
$3.50 raies Nm M Cotton quiet mddllnr G7sc low
%ng Gs,c receipts $40 baes eSRrts 10 ne Cont
nn, 5o2T cosstwise 2o22' sA'es "s"; Sphhers 3D.
stock . 4 c,r,.Sns March si.-coiton firm mddns
l5l" ess baies gross 322 exports 70 ne Continent
ceipoA noostwlsc 2si2. sales. li"' s'ocA' -Ho''0-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
iAftl I.f.l|I NrrN ~hf H. % r'
Fur ;fa. - Ar. matte y. ..s ..hnal-.
Da anu after January - .-.f,.

ijl anu Iftr January .~.f
Trains laa,e station Coz - I.t'r'y -
For T:a-ion Bethlehem Aiisefo~n. Nare" g. NJ ecy
42p rs a:in 90 - o. EsFfeTp \ " 1910 I'D = ID
20 - Easion,. 5:45 '7so T. A.Ieniownl ~ sundays
1 80 (I.iJ q East0nl A. N. Ia = 20 T. ". -.
For Wilkastdrre Pffsion AID Scranton. Q 10 A. ~.
$40 l. 30. i:lJ r. VI. SUNDAYS. 40 4 ". . =.
For Reading AT 20 sac g.ii. 1000. " 20 \. ~ lio'
30. 200 $50 5:o0 50. 900 p y i2l5 niShf sun
days i:3O 4 NJ 10 - 90 500 30 = ". ]. - nght.
Fer Harrisburg al 43o scO. 9:lO. li.3O \ IL. ITO,
90 40 BOO 80 + NJ. - - night sundays. f1o
A. NJ. ECO $50 =. NJ. I3,lj night. =.
For Sunbury. Levisburg ard WilamsDor' az 80. SD
$40 A. NJ. 1910. 100 900 y. NJ. S1rdays. 10 A. a.
$500 4. NJ. -
FOR LONG BRANCH o'EAN GROVE. &c
For Rcd Bank Long Branch Asours Pars. oe.an
Grove and points south 20 Point Pheasant tip. s5p.
lO:aj A. ~ 30 i;i5 $40 20 Rcd Bank. AIS. $50.
53s 6i5 p. ~ sundays ,sops At lnieraken tor Asoury
Park and ocean Grove g.fO : ". 40 T. ".
Fo- LAKEWOOD.
$50 1915 \. N. 70 $40 i:lO t53s Saturdays onV
J.. 81 -.
For Toms River. Barnc3as Park aad Darnesa'. %so
1876 \. VI. .i5 $40 p. n.
For Atlantic city. yne.and ard Brcgeton. 40 A. NJ.
I4j T.. VI. =.
For Monmouth Reach. seasrish' and IIishlsnis q
Navesini.. i2o. $50 1915 A. VI. J 30 iij. AIS. go
T. NJ SUNDAYS. 900 4. NJ. 400 p 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO III LADFI- -. 5NI. MUM. 'iSD
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia week days. $50 500. 900. o.
II 80 dining Carr ~. NJ. 30. 200. 800 90 (Bunee
p,rlor carr I.3u SEQ tDniag 500. 30, 300 p
NJ I2:l3 night sundays 4:3o. 300 10 co. II 80 Dining
carr A. NJ. 200. 400. 900 tDiHns car r. NJ i2i'
night. soo ,o.,,
II ,3o DINING Can A. NJ. goo 30 800 Dining Carl
z. ~. l2i5 Night. sundays 1000. II - 'pinins carr
A NJ 200 $40 Dining carr T. NJ. l. 10 nighi.
Tickets and paror-car be secured al foot u
Liberty St l3 liz. 2G I3i, oii. LIZ l3gS Broad~ay
T37 9TH Az 81 East Ii,h -. ij3 Fast lgih 81. rs
West lo5ih ST.. 2j Columbus Az, Ne" i,rE; court
St $50 Fulton St Brooklyn - Broadway. Williamsburg
Tho York Transfer company viii cal Tor and check
has frDm hOtels ~ reside destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01

w.,.,.r-.v. -. 100 n n ~ 171st-st. 5OxiC5sx
Irregular; Margaret q McCnnrey TO Felix Levy.
Turnsiie-ave, s. 3ii n OF Ryer-hVc. :, TX
px25xIO65; As.ad q kh)uri and wife to John
J SchwEab anil wife. .....,-..'.''
IOth-avr n . part Of lot "a. mGp ~ Wakefield.
Elizabeth Poichlrski 10 Dennis McGnlre. ....,.
Lot 22O Block T. map Of liudr1n i Rose. M1pes
ortate; Hudson + Rose and wife - Giss uiene
Lot H. Block A. same map. same to 'hrls' Muller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
g. OHIO.

Leave New-York. loot OF LIberty SD dai!y
CHICAGO. b. and II. ID night.
PITTs8uRG $50. ex. sun, sun. J.. - night
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 10 a. m. p. m So,
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 500 10 DINING, Sar
II 20 a. m Dining Carr 2 800 Dining Ca DIN ng
carr n m ioi5 night Sunday 10 Dining Carr ITO
m. Dining Carr. > Dining carr Dining carr j. 10
night
NORFOLK - 30 n. IN. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. $50 p m 'Sunnay
zoo y. M
Al trains are Illuminated with rIntsoh L,ght ,,,, c.
II3 t.14O Pway. Fl T. 14th St.
,c7 Roworv Y Y; a3o Fulton BROOKLYN: station
foot OF Liberty St. v G r ~ y. T. baggage checked
'rorn hotel residence - destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
EI'uDING PLANS FILLED.

Plans for new buildings and alterations have been filed
at the Department Of buildings as follows
S SS--5SrS factory at NJ sss to S42 we:
park West owner; Joseph Wolf Of No Mad- G, ooo
Three ay.-s;ory brick aats in l.h-s l7;f
v Of i ;o Michael heenas CO 30 20 20
aye:s;@ry brick ~, Win at NG - ; East
st. owner; 6 Frederick Pelham. OF No JOB 9th % 600
t%+lyssssy brick building win stores ana loffs.
s5 S.$ 6 East 5. s.n nese 500 900
A lve-story brick fat with stores in llith-st
e r-..r 9t ' psSom TSS1s Krako"eF
80 It .ct ifays: Aiam Nsaln nS, Of Yves, Yves,
Weber loot Of East r'ds' ; aEchi'ee. @ ; $4,000
9riek .,a9l. worSshoP and dwelling; Nelson
Charles Kinke.. OF No 2ol East 92d-st archi ono
BSadway. 80 75s brick laq 1a.ngG
Ireland Of % M g. story nd base 80
WAKE % e'ss ana sGa1 Ts HSNus u 70 9
Ezabet6-:, 10. i and il, six story bro:
@rshoas ana SIX s,9 E SfN ff' c GsT.g?
Michael H Bernstein st No. Of No al East BrosS~ay
ed Srs ST. Sc "a to four story irck building win
stores and photograph saltsy w IAN i Es ,
ii d No s'2 sons Of No i7 Wsa 2sh " ara6
New ;sTs buildings branch once
4 two and half story frame dwelling on the W
OF North Chestnut Drive. Ga n 81 south
Chestnut Drive. Thomas Harris. Of BronXwood
psrk owner. " Mapes. architect. .......... 1000
A two and half story frame dwelling tho
Of North chestnut Drive. Albert j Tohie. Bronx
wood Park owner: ~ T Mapes. arch.tect..... 1000
A thr-e-story frame dwelling the ~ Villa
ave AZ n Of Southern Boulevard William
Gully Of No 53T S-ave. a Cornell
A three story frame tenement the *
Honest 81 80 II Of l6?h- st: 6 W Peterson.
Of No 1887 Home II. owner; 9 g Jorgensen
architect ............. ........'s. ~"
A one story frame shed the Of 30 ave. %
Il n Of iG9th ST Margaretta Kenhardt. Of No
77o VI Ciaryin. architect. 100
Three three story frame stores and dwellings On
the n " corner Of is;th-s and Sd ave. Mss
Anna Refill. Of No lO09 Lexington ave. owner
Lawrence Ringrosc. architects .......,........ -
Alterations branch ONCE;
To a one story frame dwelling on the n
Bnthgste ave 1870 II Il l12d st. Edward
Alllger premises owner George Houlihan.
architect "''
To a three story frame dwelling No 500 Pros
pect ave; Mary o OF. premises. owner; !,
Gillespie, architect $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01

Through trains leave New-lorx, foot o, chambers At
A iolIo~s and n,e earlier FROM West ai-st:
o.tlO 4 M.-Nestibuled Express Daily Tor Wave.,y
E.nsham;on Elmra. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
= "A, u NJ Run9!o
...oo - W-vestibuled Limited .tst mail Daily eotd
MN FOR ,hc,go chautauqua Lake arrives Cleye-
S.an a. NJ Chicago > n NJ Slecpcrs t. Chicago
',s[.l,nJ ana Ci-cnnatL Dining Car
~ N--l,una.u and Cleveland Vest auiel ENprcsa
-" .,r,,~s hufalo ..l5 4 ~. Bradford ,.I5 n
fnmest 5p,n So NJ Cleveland llJ r. NJ slsepers "a
I'aio and de, Gland making direct connections ir Ds-
,rolt Chicago and IN, West
k.Ic q, M--Nla ihauiaugua Lake and Niagara Fa,is
Daily So. "a chicago sleepe!s ~ H1lnslisylle
trt,,s, and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
sccorngnodailuns al III ne. .6 ioi and pS7 Broad.
uav loi B,weiy. lSI East i.5th-t West l2S,h.
ST. chambers and Wes 2,d ferries New YORK: asa
and .o6 i0s Broadway BIO klyn; Hudson.
ST Ho,bhen ahd Ie.scy CITY station. W-sicot, Express
calls and checks baggage for, hotels and residences
a. destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
WEST SHORE RE-

Trains leave W 42i -. station. y Y As folcws. ana
Is m. earlier nom foot FIan@.in -. $3.50
;.:,U A. NJ. Daily. Local o. Buffalo
o,I5 \. NJ. Daily for Albany. tuca. syracuse Roch.s-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toledo. Cleveland hicac,
II 40 NJ Daily. except sunday 70 s'at.lol, Msun
tains New-paiU Lakes MCaonk ami MinnewasLa
Albany. Uuea Saratoga Caldwell Lake George Parios
car o Albany.
GOO p Nj pally Albany Montreal r-t,c, sx-,cu,.
Rochester. Buffalo Nagau, Falls Toronto Ietrot'
Cleveland chicago and 81. Louis WV"
.:t5 p paily. except sunday. Tor Syracuse Rochea,
ter and Ru.alo.
sI5 p NJ Daily FOR Albany liica Syr cisa R,ches,s,
BuIalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland chi.
cago and 81 Logs.
Tim, tables AT principal hotels and Offices
{. T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent,
Nanierb..i-are. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
f9aiiroals.
AMERICA . GREATEST RAILROAD
" EW YORK
~
CENTRAL.
~ & HUDSON RIVER s. 2.
the fCuR.TapCK TRUNK LINE.

From GRASp cEXTRN. STATION. '?D STREET.
oi'io 4. M-Except sunday. Empire siatc EN W..
Syracuse and Rochester. Due Bgffaio 40 p, ~,
Ninsara Fails 553 p. m. This rain Is .'"''''" ~
o;;0 M-pay. Far Mail for Peurhkc.rs@ A e,i,s
Utica. syracuse Rochester EUnaio. Niagara fa''s'
1880 \ -i:sceo sunday ray Express For all i'm
100 = MDa., soah~esl~ra Limited. For cG s.dr.
pus, Cincinnati. indianapolis ard II. l.ou'' poches
=. ~, fousnh eosie. Albany Utica sN'''u''' ~"
Lard Toledo ana ,'h,esgo sops q, PoUghhcep.ir
Als'ny Schenectady. Uura Syracuse. i'"'4'
"''" = irExcept sunday Wei; Point P'uSHkeep'e
1910 M-Dail, North ehora Limited. Due n ns,,"n
80 ~ a. m. Chicago +2o p. IN. stops 30
geo" aacN NIp,y For Aan r'. Gte' S iaaao
Niagara ra,s rie,, Nqn' T1o;eds ~Ga chicago
,.o- IN, innii. -. Louie ,t.le,,..
-.9o Mrea ami C~,cepi ss;urda nsn,s, ,,,. ce..
Inni In l,,y For Bnn9o Na ,sg STOP.
o.o0 p .b@'l't A lslr sns ,soo car
on'y' Tor points Fail Brock kaii"N' ' -
"''' r. M,Dail' For s,rocusc. osysso; si'pa To
Ovdensburg. Buffalo Niagara FAILS 49, y ,cs-.
a .rsp' 90 G"', ,,; eN,ept saturday -" '"'
1910 a'r aIa ~ rhcas" a ana p' rx,ep:
sunday night. sunday nights. cN""so s~'P''' ei''
o:oG 4 VI ard 3.a5 = M-uauv except sunday "
o., pit's,i'h vis Harlem piyis,. o., tho perk
"''" - Sunday Only. TO Pitis'eld ana VIZ ''
AL1 S iii re 'i TRHlN i3' r. yoxHrRs ~
Putnam Division as far as Yonkers IN conncc,ion VII
re Elevated Rad This is the ony line running '"''
, Wagner Palace Cars on al through trains
Tctsts and Wagner ~ ocas ' at Grand csnr2; s;oT
lJ3 2Gi t@ Broadway 81 Fast ~ ias,. 81, s:a
op Xswyerk sss md 72s FaIton-si ard ioc Broadway
agsage from hotel or residence by the West
JOHN n ToiT4EEEYY. GEORGE II DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
FURNISHED Gouscs 20 Cct-Countrp.

FURNISHED Gouscs 20 Cct-Gonntrp.
NNoNN/|/v|O|N'S'|>>~>>>
DERKSH1RE HILLS -, 81,
Is well-furnshe1. commodious dwelling. with all
,no.rn npro, emens situated In the village OF Great
Warrington Mass offered rent for the summer on
moderate Apply 70 .
FRANK H. Wright. Great harrington. Mass.
T,rRNIsHED HOUSE FOR RENT. Fairfield. Conn,
Il from II Sept. |. Six minutes from y. Y
a. y II r. r. station. Bath Laundry hot and cold
water gas ample grounds. Safe bathing y mile distant
on Long Lland Sound. Apply to r ~. BREWER
I,IrRNIsiIED HOUSES FOR RENT.-Send for Pctu-
i rescue Boonton. T.. J. CAHGiL. Boonton. y. j.
DRIELI.E. N J.. =. c,-.
IS nv the Sea below ocean Grove. adjoining Sea Grit
charming spot: famed by pney and ocean breezes oye
furnished cottage, rooms; one minute nom the Depot
boats nshng sailing, driving: season 500 -
HEALTH FOOD COMPANY, 81 3th Avenue
IIEAITUFt'I. MADISON. y. J..
- miles from CITY Hall. Excellent funisnei man
sion II rooms bath. garden fruit stable IL mirs
from high and dry and remedial in lung r'ues
SU,H - ...,.,.,. ., 80 ,...n.
NIIzzENTOP PAW!LNG. y. TO rent fuInsn , or
vi sale live rooms. modern clN'h'hcfS
Lawn tw0 acres od shade barns and carragrnouse
=. howard LORD. 100 Broadway Ne" i"rN '"S'
MoNTICELLO '. !.
co,,aces 10 rent furnished. for the seasph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERLY n. n:
Stations In New-YOrk. foot of Barclay and
CbrlstOpher streets.
yEsTIBrJED TRAINS. PILLWNN BUFFET
pISTSCH LIGHT.

Direct route NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. NoNI.,l-Ak
THE ORANGES. summit. Rarnari ~, 61 es
Ridge. Madison. Morrist0wn Passac fatersoh b2n-
ton, Dover Sanhops NEWTON. BtDyr lAlAt.
LAKE HOPATCONG Hackettstoun. HoolEf.S
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHiLIIPSBi re- ASTON.
WATER GAP. STRorDsB Rti Doom Mointalns.
rose RINGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH Water
SYRACUSE OsWEGO. ITHACA. Ow~io, EIMIRA,
CORNING BATH DANSNli.LE It'FFAlO and all
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL stops at principal
1000 4 M-(Cafe Can. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINo-
HAMTON. UTICA RlCHFIEIn SPRINGS sIRA-
cT'SE and OcWCGO EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor
cars Connecting ct Buffalo with trains for chicago
and points
100 p M~SCRANTON wIT.KEs3ARRE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Faror cars.
400 p. M.-SCRANTON. WGLHESBARRE and PLyN-
OUTH EMPRESS. Pullman linfet ifror car.
I:3O r. iDa!ly,-Bunaio Nestibi.fd i,infed Express
for SCRANTON BINGHAHrON. ELMIRA. BUF-
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connecting at
$50 p CDay)- Buffalo Express Pullman Ssepers. for
SCRANTON BINGHAMTON, EiMlRA RATH Mt.
MORRIS and BUFFALO, arriving Bunalo \ ".
80 p. NJ Oauy)-BJ FFAIJO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. ITHACA. UTICA. SYRACUSE ard oSWEGo
EXPRESS Pullman Bunet Sleeners
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ
Henry Gaze & sons Limited. he br9aiwsv u PARK
Broadway III 4h ave. 18Th -; ~ West ie5h-s,
235 Columbus ave. New-York 33> and .2f Fulton st.
700 Broadway. Brooklyn. Timetables giving fun In
formation all stations.
WEsTCoTT EMPRESS COMPANY WI call for ard
check hotel residence - de-tina'ion.
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lEHlGH VALLEYRAiLROAD

stations foot of COrtinndt and DesbrOsses SIS:
$40 A. VI. daily SUNDAY, 800 a. ~ for MAUCH
S,I5 A. ". daily FOR wII.KEsBARRE. SCRANTON
fweek daysD EIMIRA tweek daA -, ITHACA. GENEVA.
ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, snt ths
West and principal local points Dining Car and Chair
Car Buffalo ...,.1,. .,.....-
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~ noon daly. eN'rnI SunntE
"RI ACk DIAr1ONDEXPRESS'

arrives Ruualo 955 f. II. Pullman Ne~tbule Day coaches
ann parlor cars dining Car service. Ia carte
connects AZ Buffalo with through Seelers Detroit AMI
Chicago. - .
and intermediate points
10 r. w. daily except Sunday FOR Wlikssbarre pits
ton scranton and principal intermediate stations Con-
rer,s FOR all points In coal Chair W.kes-
barre.
p;s,on Scranton and principal informed ate s,ations
Connects all points IN coal regions Pullman BUFFET
ylrr car Wikesbarre
5:i5 H. VI daily. for EAsToN and inssmeaiat. sta
"C.tO H. VI. daily. except sunday Express r,r sI,,,s
,,t principal informed at. stations
Readinc and Harrisburg Chair Car @ Slatlnct0n -
ZOO r. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
ard ali p0ints Pullman Sleeper y.stibulsd ,rsi,
X Y TO Chicago S.eepers % BufaO and Tor0n,o ~
'S::;O r. ". daily. except sunday Stopping onlv .,
souih PlaInrcid Easton. Bethlehem Maus chu,L
l. C II Juncu0n Sayre Geneva. Rochester Rstay,a ara
Ruoalo Pullman Sleeper None bur slee,,ry
car passengers carried. No baggage carried '"
.:oO T., VI daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROcurs-
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS and all points Wss,
=, ulan sleepers 10 Chicago and Bunalo Sleeper 10
Additional local trains daily. escep. SUNDAY n,
Round BROOK and Intermediate points leave as iloa..
90 5 NJ. 23O. 40. and $3.50 7. NJ II 20 p N 1sat
uroays only)
o73 9i and 1928 Broadway. 81 Fast i,rh ST 80 East
io,th St l27 BOwpry y. Y: SEQ Fulton - Court 81
as broadway and BROOKLYN Annex Brooklyn '
Sey-Yark Transfer Company will call Cor ana c,>~A
baggage hotel residence through desrins,on
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4 pNERllSfNENTs ana suoso options for The TrlR-
IL their Uptown ONCE. No 2&2 Broad
81 door north Of 3ist-s. until o'clock D. ad-
ycrt.semenis received the following branch oees
ave. g. O. CO.. :3d-ssi I52 Gth-avt.. cor. 18th stI