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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans for new buiingy and alterations have been nen
at the BuUAing Department as follows;
New buildings. main Office; 49, ,
No,ra and Wat n . corner. Tor a ustDIy
brI.k arls ton warehouse, Jn5N'i.lV' "lt.id,n
y Martin OF No - broadway. owner r. II
Kendall and 9. Mathews or No l9o "'h-a'e' s,oo 900
tn5th-st : 3 iG44 II OK Columbus ave fcr
three nve-storv bri'k flats. leXs6 ana ID *
Sci. Vincent Crrito. Of No ~. Fest looth-sl'
owner Henry Andersen. OF No lSo bto""aE' ,o- ooo
Alterations main ONCE: N..,.,,
brick bachelor apartment house; fttn Avenue
Bank of 80 go 5th-ave. owner; wallace van M,
Doorin 81 No | Yves: Iith-st. architect o'"b
o2l ST 9 $40 n ~ Amsterdam ave 10 a
threa-storv and basement brick dwelling: es-
tate 81 Joseph SteinwenGer. ~ ~ 40 West M5i
81 owner Frank 4 Rookie. OF No ~ West So.
architect. o"'
12Sth St corner Gthave. To a four story
brick Nora and basement James Butler. OF No
1lq West G9th-st owner; James x Leo or No 49,.
. 500 3i-ave. architects. cow
Jennings St n s. loo II ~ southern Boulevard.
for n two-story and basement frame dwelling.
3ox25; James f. Ilolan. Of Jennings and Hoe
SITS owner: John VIM. Of No COG Jennings 81.
C.anh,eleng ave l26 n Of KinEsbridge
Road for n two-story frame dwelling, lhNt2B;
Henry Rudelman. owner Edward Renlsch.
Of No 9Ji Kngshrire Road. architect. . 80
Alterations branch office:
t-nlon ave n " corner la6tf-st n n four-story
brick tenement: Thomas Schneider, % No i38
ave. Gustav Schwarz OF 40 a5i East
ijSih-s architect $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04

Same property: Andrew Koch and wife TO Her. On m
soth-st, No 1877 West: Thomas Mclaughlin ana N
WIFE to Selma Saomons. ...... ~
52d-st NO i27 East: Golde Stone to Lena Green
berg
5th-aVe n " corner I3ist-st. 49.11xllO; Edward
Hirsh ct nj TO James II Hovens
5th-aVe n " corner lSlst-st. 40. !lxlp; CTnelia
Is Kip 10 Henry Hlrsh and another
Dyckman-st. 3 Sherman ave, iVbxio"'
Paul IIalpln to Herman llelnemann
n r, 200 n Of Courtnndtave oDxi.D,
Helena Proclamation to Rudolph New schh"e' m
another ................... Wv"
Bear Swamp Road. adjoining land LOU
Hunt contains 90 A. 100 acres: Martha u seq q,
germann and another 10 r n Levy. ~
llth-st n g. 3O5 II OF White P,ains-sve, Sex
ia, Wil.iamsbr.dge; Salvador lasperges ana wire On
Cd st. n g. 22j II OF Avenue u, i3x irregular,
tnlonport Jacob Freudenmacher 10 refer IN
Freudenmacher and wife ....... ~
od-st n g 800 II OF Avenue ID. 25x1o3; same q,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Lot 1925 map amended. OF BronSwood fark' M
Fanny Wetzler to Charles |. tllman. "''
nth ST, y lot pa map Tnionport; EnW"id -
uaIght jr and = executor 10 Frank ,iass i'
Rattlesnake Brook line, cJxlJOx6'xlos,
East Chester Path Ward; Adeline Holly and an
other to John W Holy. ......... ,'',...;
CITY island south point, adjoining lana Jared
II Shaer. 1iGx0o: George W Horton ana a"- 9,
other executors. Samuelletta Richards :. ~
Lot 90 map amended map. Hudson 7 fsoae' II o.
Rose and wife to Corne.ia + Deliesh.''.'''''' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04

yINHE GRAND ATLAf TIC.
/ AN ELEGANT NEW HOTEL.
Virginia and the Beach. ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Iixuousy appointed Passenger elevators TO street, 300
large suites. having 20 windows each. with
baths attached Special rates for spring. Write
FOR Booklet showing hotel. Diagram Of city. etc Coach
"'''' " CHARLES Z. COPE. Propr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
A NEW ASSISTANT DISTRICT-ATTORNEY.
HE is DAVID MILLIKEN. IRA MESSENGER AND

he is DAVID MILLLKEN. IRA MESSENGER AND
EIGHT SUBPOENA SERVERS APPOINTED.
District-Attorney Olcott yesterday appointed
David Milliken, jr, who Is now In the Corporation
Attorneys Office Assistant Distric.-Attorney, at
salary OF $500. to I'll the place left vacant by the
resignation OF Vernon NJ. Davis. Mr. Milliken hVes
at the Union League Club. He was supported Tor
the Office by the club and by several judges OF the
Supreme Court, besides being Endorsed by the Re-
publican County Committee 1t is expected that
ne will have charge Of the arson cases left uniin-
ished by his predecessor.
Elias Meyers, of No 44s Grand-st. in the Min
Assembly District also appointed messenger AT
salary Of s6o and seven subpoena servers were APP
rointed. after what Mr.. Olcott called "non-com-
petitive examination" at salaries OF 1900 year
each. The seven are: Alexander Frank, Of No. 2f1
Broome-. Edward Well Of No. Ga East e-hun-
Observation-Disclosures; G. Hickson Wilson. Of No 10
Rarrow-st: George Featherston. of the XIII AS
sembly District; John Plunkett. OF No. i'4 West
Twenty fourth-st.; Samuel A. Sancier, OF NO 54i
Sixth-st and Sterling e. Smith. OF NO lol East
Sixtv-third-st. ,,no,
Ali of the appointments. 1t Is said we're made upon
the recommendation of the Republican County COM
mittee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
FURNISHED Gouees 20 cet-Gounirn


T STAMFORD. TO LET.--A furnished house; modern
"A convenicnces; four bedrooms; vegetable and flower
garden shade stable nan q
room: 500 Month TO desirable tenant Address W v.
G., - West i2d IT.
CRAWFORD. y. IA few handsome furnished and -
~ furnished cottages AZ reasonable rents salts
factory tenants. Early application Will choice
several nne cottages. with all modern improvements
FERGUSON q VAN NAME "a Pine-st. y. Y city
SUMMIT. y. hicks BROTHERs desirable fur
- nshed Houses Offices opposite station. summit and
III BNadway New York
THE WYCHMERE COTTAGES.
Cape Cod Harwich. Mass; choice well furnished co.,;
pine forests; nns bathing; circular. j.. u Z SIth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
TMOWSNND ISLANDS,
EOOWM1TNDNl PAR0l lNN
OG[EMR] HOUSE.

WATCH HILL. Il. L.
enlarged double its former capacity Strictly nrs
class Rooms suite baths attached Send for circuaTs
J. +. CHAMPLIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
Mem pnbllrallons.

T'HE JOURNAL OF HYGIENE for May con-
,ains Music for Sick by Prot Young the Hygiene
OF MIX By Dr. RUSSELL Hygiene OF the Brain No a. oy
Tr Uolbrook; Notes Concerning Health. inciuding the
&c. Man v Herbert Spencer Of Memory; Per
n,ration Of Ambition and Health; DO Not Tell
Look iii; Worried School Children; the
ouay Of our Brains; Bashfuness. It's Nature and Cur
Cure. ETC. etc: Hygiene Tor women
Health Habits Of Or. Holland. now over 20 years old
Al a year; 10 cents number New SUBSCRIBERS lot ="
may have the back numbers from July 90 free o. they
may have the journal fom May Dec o. on trial for
e0 centa NJ l.. HOLBROOE CO.. ia 9th Ave.. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
STOCKS DULL AND HIGHER.
EXCHANGE RATES STEADY.
PRICE OF GOLD LOWER IN LONDON
BONDS AND MONEY.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE MAY Z
I1EAIINGS In RONna AID BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
Real estate.
Protects Against
Undisclosed Mortgages.
From ~ Y. Tribune April IS. 1897.
army ROUGHT MORTGAGED LAND

from AVN
"THEY BOUGHT mORTGA"nO 1850
THE Chdrens Aid Society has prous"' io'e
closure proceedings for the sale OF proper'! s'.u
ated in Sea Breeze Ave, between west i"''u
and West Fifth SITS.
TT Is alleged that the seller never let the pui-
chasers know that the property was mor'saseu
and gave warranty deeds for all the properly
sold. The purchasers, relying on his representa-
tons, did not have the titles searched ana are
now likely to lose their holdings when Morsoh
,vi,h tho mortragee paying 81 200 and getting a
clear title The other owners are poor men ana
have no property except what they bought and
the improvements they have made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
Adams Express .

--@aHa7-H---
Adams Express.
American Goa,
Am cot Oh Co.
do pre-: q p c..
Am DIST Tel.
American En-.
Am Tel a = Go.
Am Tobacco 90.
do pref. .......
Amer Spirits 80.
do p.ef. .,.....
Bk,vn In Gas.
Brunswick Co.
Chicago Gas 60.
Com Cable CO..
con e & | - co
do pref.:,;:'..,;.
Col Fuel A. ] Co
do pref. ......
Col Il II &. n |.
Conso. Gas 20.
con Coal of Md.
I'D Ei III ~ -.
I'D r I tBklyn)
hie Tel Il I Go
Gen Electric Co.
liome Ming Go.
Illinois Steel 60
Lac Gas (St ~
d. pref. ..,....
Man Beach Co..
Mi Goa. 60 pf.
Nat lAns OH co
Nat starch TO. d.
10 lst pref.
do "a pref
New 4 Coal Co.
North Amer Co.
On, Sill Mng Co.
pac Mail 80 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
GUNNER Resort 9niocs.
GOING TOTHE FOUNTAINS?
you looking for spot to spend the Summer which
combines health comfort. and pleasure
llaAIlH n A,l,E lilS,lD

II So send for postage or call and get r.e at
,cic.. below the illustrated book Summer Homes II
Ives lie, ~ Iiotels Boarding Houses. with
bcr ocation rates attractions &c. In the Mountains
~ ,rsnoe sullivan Ulster and Delaware Counties N y.
on the main line and branches OF the New York. Ontario
Western Railway 1900 feet above the sea- region OF
Sreat beauty and absolute heathulness In New York:
10 Battery Place 49, l65 ~. 37l 9ti 8s3 Broad
wov "a astor Place. 49, Ave. 21 Columbus Ave-,
ist East l25th St. "a West 12'h ST. ticket offices foot!
~ FranklIn and 42d SITS In Brooklyn: No Court
s, SEQ Fulton St. 9s Broadway. 2dI Manhattan Ave.
1nT arrD GOMESS' containing half-tone
i i,N dom nhotorraphs 81. a35 Of the above
"IONES'' can be obtained Of ticket agents Tor Zoc.
ON saturday May 20 Excursion Tickets Tor one tare
will be 81 Broadway and ferry onces sn,ns "a
also ENJOYING days fishing in TINS delightful reglTn
Tickets good returning Tuesday June ]. j. I. hNDhf''
SON General Passenger Agt So Beaver ST. New forS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
THE VEITIN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
/ FJREPROoF SCHOOL BUILDING.
""0 '' coLIEoE PREPARATION.
For Boys and Young Men-Cisy

DERKELEY SCHOOL
ID 90 WEST 44TH STREET
Autumn half 18th year. begins Monday. sept I'th.
secure ADMISSION 10
mos, o. the classes. .~..u.,.,
Particular attention Is called 10 the new Arrangements
and facilities for the Junior Dept, ages 10 u .
For register for nth year and appnGGauD0n
dress D. CLAhn Hh|>D' ''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04

Choice and Valuable Property.
nos. 90, %, AND % AVENUE Z, AND
7OI EAST 9TH STREET.
s72 AND s03 lST AVENUE,
1.I AND 225 AVE. a, COR. l4TH SI.'
go TO O37 EAST 9Th STREET,
PIG. as. AND 22O EAST 9TH 81,
yHI EAST 10TH STREET..
5AI EAST 18TH STBEEI.
OBS EAST lATH STREET,
200. al. AND 2l3 EAST AlST ST,
336. 33s, AND $40 EAST 18TH ST..
3A4AND $40 EAST 46TH STREET,
5S7 WEST 5lSr STREET,
80 EAST 10TH STREET.
Also 2 valuable plots Of land. on
u,uOOK AND Vanderbilt AVES.,
near Tooth Street.
so per cent on Bond and Mortgage 1oT years
1T per cent. interest.
FOR BOOK-MAPS, etc. apply to s 81
uONEYMAN Esqs. Plaintiffs Attorneys eo Doad"as'
and at the Auctioneer's office. III BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
RrA,, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,4,h-st ms 1:5 It . Of Gth-ave 6oxlo95, Robert =,
7ad ST, no 3 East 3osx7a7; William II Hall 90,
ID ave- vG GJn.' ~ PnCus i1%enfeG o3OOo
on Fourth anT InvcisSlisi society city Of NewYOrh go
,,h 10 avn Ie0"aS corner 45,h st. io5xioo:
7a sa9e $ $ 10 lis Fast; Frances Ludwig ard
ri, Snoher to s9 snnc- A 45 100 xoo Thoma,
on boomer TO { tirays3n Martin e al....;;..,:.
45lh-s i5o+ II Of I'm i AYE, I"STp''
,25 I %o 5s Vest Ebea Hatfield v wal
,q aTon TS S9 S w Irf' iaSxo6; John Ken
2sdy as eHsg S TO S e. sHox a3e 2Iaxlo5
George II Tucker and wife to William n ooo
,a MSk ., : 500 II Of wills ave 5oxico; WI
Merz to Henry Mule - @9 iss, T e.. ioiIiasi
Ris4x4a, Mar fss sc II Emil III
rr anfr@' a1e 1873 9i:,a I E,!S
Margaret i Woodmansoe TO George F'7hS ZOO
vs Ghia ave- s. 2s,4 +, Of ii5th 5ox
Of 1fNi i7slh st.. st. 55 *, l7St6s
l3S # AND Of wil Mc iS<iGan &eias 1000
RanEaleaye s. i'c sI # 2 10 TX Kate n MecaT
ny cor iiisi.s 25no3 sxsixs!4
Ai6cr, l. Lowenscin and wife to Theodore
vI Hoe6 er and a"i 40 Of ;haiioc Place 25x
100: John Toeiherg and wife 70 Prt to-; ohs u
': 467iiHaa izeizi7s Warren crane and wife ago
to Joln Ne'zJcF cor sth-. 5ox.3x5o ix0a
Co Angus, nrai.nann and wife TO Leopold woH-
cs sGn ave- cor osi st. 5sxSo samuel
No 93a VT %ft S1 1aTf: d" %c 70
,7 g2ns +, :. co Of 7,G-ayt 2jxco4 Alfred
s2i-s, No Si7 West 2oxig2 :; Thomas wees 600
nfftree No ali West isezioo5 charles Many
70 Marcus so LATTE 1t ave: 1870 Leopold woi:
son and vie 10 August Braiml .;..;;..:.
Lexington No 12"l. 2)N'o' Lena ilh4l'' u 1000
MAY solomon -, l'oo
Annie Levy rrry Gooiman; :; ..,;
Forsyth-st No ~, 3lNlV' dDli'ia" N'''-''''
10 Pincu5 LCwenfcld ana aHother'
-. Iow.rfed and another .............. 1920
John St : so 9S .13NN1 3N23 ISL Nllah
/. Moore ct al 10 Harris Mande'Daum ana an
rt Ur.J' ., X., 40 Harriet Wobach executrix.
n Albert s,cyanc ..........:....:... 10000
West 81. 40 lJi M"l'lna M"G{.P!, d'n'"'S''" -,
7th-ave ; " corner at'h-st. iglNdi Frank II But
Ter and wife 10 wafer Id niaicr and another
Ioscnbine Bleier ....'..........: .........::.:
97h-s ;, 5@'.' II 9" AmS'e'''i"-''e i'.oH
Ii2a-st 1910 II . Of Atnstrrdail-'Ee ,VcN
Juliet Holland 10 'Hduh''S II QUINN
land oo- i,,;j.., ,ono;
isaac Hart aud wife 10 Milton Mayer, 2 P.II.i;.
l%3d It, No 100 N's 1880
i,tlst go II loth-aye. ."xl0'i; Mar ,oo-o
garet Jameson al 20 Fqhrr' Alohts ,;, i--""
l33d-st NJ 70 West; Adam heI'me'''h anu WIG
10 Frances \ Hunter ...:..... -;
liSti-s,. 211 East; ! IerclNaI l"us"r"n anu aoo
another Marsaret l<ughtah NAM, g. ca,rc 200
Same prol'IN ia =, 20 81 Dth-avr. IsgN10ol0<
irregular; Mana ~ ManS Manu- r 70 81 iixa}:
william Bes' to Davd ' H9 NE, y io,b st % jox
~; West 4h-st " g. 80 ho1p1 :, ~ ~ W4st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04

Gountrn l.rcprrip 90 Get.
JNNGI.EWOOD " ito rent for the summer. ston.
house: stable, az lawn. feet elevation
10 mil. view: everything frst-class W. A. CHIlDS
We,,ern Electric CO.. cor. Thames and Greenwich-st
NOR RENT Ridgcfell Conn. miles from station.
furnished cottage twelve rooms eight bedrooms hot
mi stable and large grounds: 81
,on THEODORE Il. STARR. 2O6 5th-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-20
CI.ARK'S GREEN.

Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather the reception held at the
parsonage in honor of the new pastor
and family, the Rev. w. II. Sorvell
and wife and two children. and also
commemorative of their third anniver-
sary. on Monday evening last, was at
tended by about fifty enthusiastic ad-
mirers and friends, and very enjoy
able evening was spent.
Mrs. b. F. Courtright returned on
Saturday evening from a visit among
friends in the vicinity of Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Anna Van Buskirk. of Bald
Mount, visited her many friends here
this week.
Miss Carrie Wilson is now reported
as convalescing from her recent ill
ness.
The church dinner of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Methodist church was
we'll attended and patronized on Tues
day evening last and a neat sum was
realized for a carpet fund for the
church.
Several of our townspeople attended
the sessions, of the Lackawanna an6
Wyoming alliance held at Factoryvillt
this week.
The quarterly meeting services of the
\ Methodist church will be held a
| Waverly on Saturday and Sunday
| next.
Mrs. Henry Loder visited friends IL
Scranton this week, returning OF
| Thursday last.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Frederick Corse was charged hy
Thomas Morgan, Il salesman in Bol-
tons store, before Alderman Baker,
with threatening him with bodily in
jury while attempting to collect bill.
His friends have secured bail To- his
appearance in court.
The Germania band, of this city, at
tended the Temperance band far. in
Jermyn, on Thursday evening.
The Railroad dancing class will pro-
vide an entertainment banquet and
society for their friends neNt " Wednes-
day evening. Tho reception will be
held in the Watt building,
The Rev. c. F. Cooper, rector of Trim 4.
!ty church, Renova, Pa, will oticiate
al Trinity church, in this city. tomor-
row.
The dance given by the Nightingale
Social club in Maxwells hall was well
attended.
The funeral of Miss Alida. Gallaghy,
whose sudden death in her fifteenth
year brings sorrow to a large circle
OF relatives and friends, will be held to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
Stillman Hadcock is so much i'm
proved that his friends now hope for
his recovery.
The Elite Dancing class have issued
invitations for an informal social in
the Burke building next Friday eve,
ming.
Rev. r. l.. Macfarlan. who expected
TO officiate in Trinity church tomorrow
is unable to leave home on account OF
illness.
The medical staff of the hospital will
hold it's annual meeting this evening il
the parlors of Hotel American at $50
Important plans connected with tn,
hospital will be considered
The High School eleven and the May
field foot ball team will have a gam,
at Alumni park tais afternoon at 8. 80
The funeral of Miss Ellen Devin
will be held at 930 this morning from
the home of her brother, p. f. Devine
Requiem mass will be celebrated in 81
Roses church at 10 o'clock.
DR.. A. f. Gillis' new brick building
on Park place, will be completed abou
the middle of January.
John Fife swOre out warrant OF
Thursday before Alderman Atkinson
for Mrs. Fairy, who is charged wit
abusing his little son.
MT and Mrs. j, b. Cotter are re
ceiving congratulatiins on the arriva
OF a daughter.
Mrs Edward Shepherd, of Wilkes
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-20
BURGLARY ON CEMETERY STREET.

The house Of Jonathan Dawson, on
New Cemetery street, was entereu us
burglars early on Thursday mornlhs
They obtained fifty dollars in MONEY
and goods worth about ten dollars.
Entrance was gained through celIar
window, and then the thieves, taxing d
lamp that had been left lighted wen,
through various rooms and carried
away their booty. The money was
taken from q drawer of the cup u
in the kitchen. The men belonging "
the family work in the Delaware any. any,
Hudson mines, and had received I n,el.
nay the day before the robbery. lha, ma,
night the family were absent uil'll
early Thursday morning, attending
wedding. And all was safe when 'Llts
returned. The question arises was tne
robbery the work of those VINO khtW
the circumstances, or did nuns
tramps break through and steal! a
large quantity of food was missilis III
the morning. The loss will be telt pS
the family as nearly a months earn
lngs were stolen.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-20

this place. and her daughter. Mrs. Os-
car Van Buskirk, visited Mrs. william
Vosburg and Mrs. George VosburG
few days the past week.
Mrs. Amos Remley. of Scranton, VINO
has been visiting friends here, return
ed home on Wednesday last.
Tom Carmodv is digging a well on
his property.
Orvil Nicholas. of Rhode Iesland, Is
visiting his aunts, Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Stone, of Highland park.
Abraham Cramer, aged about "a
years, died at the Abingdon poor farm
on Monday last.
Mr. Joseph Seiples has moved in the
| Paddock house on Summit park.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Coursen, Of Scran-
ton, have moved in the house vacated
Ivy MIR. Seiples.
Miss Belle Warner is spending {
few weeks with friends here.
Mrs. Moses Clifford has returned
from a short visit with relatives II
New jersey.
quarterly meeting in the Methods
Episcop church on Sunday. Preach
ing by Rev. J. G.. Eckman at 730 in th'
evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-20
CHARMING FACTORYVlLLE.
Keystone Academy a High Grade
School with an IdOaI Site.


Fifteen miles north of Scranton, on
the main line Of the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western railway, lies the
town Of Factoryville. Like Alba LOnga
of old that CLEANED on her seven hills,
so this quiet little town stretches in
long white line for nearly a mile upon
a rugged ridge. When one alights from
a north bound train he scarcely real
ICES that he has ascended four hun
dred feet above Scranton until he is
reminded of the fact by the pure noun
tain air he is inhaling at every breath
Factoryville took its name from a
factory which was built there in 1913,
but the enterprise became defunct in
a short time. Now, the town is known
for the excellent school there located.
Surely the location of Keystone Acad-
emy is an ideal one. The climate is
most healthful, the mountain air is in
vigorating, the scenery is rugged and
its endless variety most fascinating to
the eye.
The academy plant itself is situated
in a grove of native beech and birch
and evergreen trees, covering twenty
acres of ground. The three buildings
are supplied with pure water from a
! large spring owned exclusively by the
school. The water is conveyed to the
| floors of each building, with all the
conveniences of city water supply
| Bath rooms and the best of sanitary
| plumbing contribute to the healthful.
ness and desirability of the school. The
| boarding department is equal to the
| best.
OF the standing of the school, ii is
| sufficient to say, that her graduate!
entered this year unconditional Yale
Princeton, Harvard, Brown, Colgatt
and Bucknell universities and BostoI
| Polytechnical institute.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-20
Central Railroad OF New Jersey

U,ehigh and Susquehanna DivisionO
Stations in New York-I'Oot of Liberty
street, y. r., and Whitehall Terminal.
Anthracite ccal used exclusively il@u'
ing cleanliness and comfort. ., ,eo-
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT NOV. IA, iS9I'
Trains leave Scranton for Plttstoh'
Wilkes-B Barre etc, at $40 9.l5, ll,3O a. M
Y. As, 200. 3.O5. 800, 40 p m suhdayS'''VV'
"A. M, 100 215, 40 p M
For Atlantic City, SO a. M ,,,,.o,,,th
For New York, Newark and Elizabetn n,
$50 (express) a. m, l2.l1 express VIII
Buffet parlor carr, 80? (eNpress) p HI m
M arrives at Philadelphia, Reading Ter
minal 5l9 D. m. and New York 500 p' III
For Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethle'
hem, Easton and Philadelphia, 80 a. IN,
l2.45, 9.O5, 500 except Philadelphla) p III
Sunday, 2.l5 p. m. .,
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove etc. a
$40 a. m. and l24j p M ,,.,.f,,,,,o,
For Reading, Lebanon and HARRISBURG
via Allentown, $50 a. m.' l2'fo' o'oV p III
For Pottsvile, $50 a. m, 12.i5 p m.
Returning leave New York, foot OF LID
erty street, North River, at go (eNPreSSa
a. m, 10, l,So i'lS SeXIpresS qS Witn M Su'''
Leave New York foot Whitehall street
South Ferry, at 9OS a. M, 100, Ia, 80
D. m. Passengers arriving or deparuns
from this terminal can connect on um1e rnaG.
| broadway cable cars, and ferries t'
| BROOKLYN and Staten Island, maklni
| quick transfer to and from Grand Cehlrd
| Depot and Long Island Railroad.
| Leave II filadelphia, Reading Term!na!
| 300 a. M, 200 and 430 p. m. Sunday, G.2
THROUGH tickets to all points at loves
| rate may be had On application in al
II. p. BALDWIN.
Gen. Pass. AS'
]. II. OLHAUSEN, Gen. supt.