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The herald., 1897-12-19
TIE LIFE OF A LOAFER

| the Holy Land. He often claims to be
a messenger sent to the brethren of the
exiles for aid. AS most of them do not
understand classical Hebrew they ad-
mire him the more, as 1t is the case, the
less we understand a lecture the more
we think of it. The people of course be-
stow upon him tokens of love, in the
form of swelling his pockets with their
shekels.
In addition to this he sells rain water
for the liquid of the Jordan, and native
dust and clay for that taken from the
dear soil Of Jerusalem. The latter arti-
Gle fetches high price, for the Jews
make from them a small cushion that
their dead shall rest upon it in the grave,
and 50 make their earth lighter to them.
You can imagine that he is doing a
land office business. AS the Jews in Half
Asia are not biologists they. in their
silly superstitious ideas, take the soil Of
forgotten soil of Salem.
THE HONEST SHNORER
Another sort Of shnorer is the honest
shnorer He is wandering preacher;
and in every town he lectures in the
synagogue on the Sabbath afternoon
for which he takes the privilege as
compensation to go around from house
to house on Sunday with an open little
sack to c.llect the pennies. Such a
venerable pious-looking knight of the
road recalls to ones mind the "Fahrende
Schuler' of the Middle Ages in Germany.
whom Victor Won Schaffel has i'm
mortalized in his illustrious poems.
GERMANY'S FECHT BRUDER
The Germans. in spite of priding
themselves on being of pure Aryan stock,
have one trait of their nationality in
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benevolent woman, and SO forth. While
they thus discuss these events, interest
ing to a tramp, a large cup of hot tea
punch makes the round, imparting a pol
ish of hilarity to the assembled guild.
To the honor of the Jewish shnorer, it
must be recorded that, although the
churches are stocked with valuables in
Guiding silver and gilt crowns to the
scrolls of the law, and finely woven silk
mantles, besides costly lamps and other
divine furniture necessary to the house
OF the Lord, there never has been a case
of theft known.
on the Sabbaths and holy days, the
tramps array themselves at the doors
of the synagogues and places of worship.
and each worshiper invites a tramp to
his home for the holy day or for supper.
The Christian may look with jealous
eyes on the happy lot of the Jewish
shnorer.
THE BAGMAN
The commercial traveller is every inch
a common tramp, with one exception
he makes more money, and is Of a more
talkatiVe nature, with a decided mani
festation Of business ability. He comes
into a house, not as a beggar, but as a
commercial traveller, offering to the pi-
Gus Jew some show threads for his
four-cornered Waistcoat, and leathern
bands for his Worn-out phylacteries,
pocket psalms and tiny wax candles, as
well as VOLTS tooth as talisman for
children, and amber pearls for baby
girls While he is showing his divine
goods, he begins to tell his tale of many
woes. That he was burnt out and his
wife is on IA sick bed while his overgrown
daughters need husbands badly, for
whom he is now trying to bring them
under Hymen's canopy. BY such woful
narratives he knocks at the door of hu-
manitys heart, which is always open to
the appeal of sufferers. 1t is often the
case that when Il tramp dies in the hos
pital they find in his socks imperial banl.
notes amounting to thousands Of forms.
THE IMPOSTOR
The impositor is a shnorer of the high
est order; in the language of Blackstone
he would be termed a common
swinder." He is as a rule learned He
brew scholar and dresses himself in a
long caGtan embroidered with red and
Nil4br IlDpDiIS IlAc d Nl4llC lISStD, ii
heavy turban on his head from which
La red Turkish fez is peeping. a broad
heavy sack Of a girdle circles his loins
and his whole appearance looks as if ne
We're a Mameluke Of Mahommed Ais
age. His Vernacular is that of a by
gone classic Hebrew, in which Moses
suffered, and in which the fiery tongue
Of Isaiah inhamed the heart of his
hearers. When he comes to town he goes
straight to the rabbi and introduces
himself as q son Of the beloved Zion and
shows him on parchment his lineage, that
he is direct descendant from Herod
the Great. He tells him of the persecu-
ton of the Jews by the Moslems and Of
other natural calamities which visited
The herald., 1897-12-19
Her Annual Trouble
Her brow is deeply wrinkled,

Her brow is deeply wrinkled,
And she has troubled air;
Why, o comely little woman,
Should she have worldly care?
Ah the storys old and stupid,
1t has oft been told before;
Many another has been like her,
There will still be many more
She is thinking of the absent
OF the gift she has to send.
To be opened Christmas morning,
BY some far-off, gladdened friend.
And she wonders, as she gazes
Away out into space,
If anything as costly
Is to come to take its place.
cleveland Leader.
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think. but he was a real blessing to US
and it paid him well. Every white
mother in Alaska was willing to pay Its
weight in gold for any pitiful looking
little toy that bore the trade mark of a
The sun., 1897-04-17

DRoPoSALS FOR l2INCH STEEL MORTAR FoRG
Il lNGs;Iordnanee onlce, War Department. Wash
cate Will he received here until O'Clock p NJ, MON
DAY. APRIL ~, 1877, and then publicly opened for
supplying the Ordnance Department, u. y. Army, with
sixty -four sets more or less Of steel Forgngs, OF
American manufacture, for l2inch mortars. Bids
tion furnished upon application to BrigGen. d. W.
FLAGLER. Chief OF Ord
DRoPoSALS FOR lOINCH AND l2.INCH STEEL
Il GUN FORGISGS.-Ordnance ONCE, War Depart
ment. Washington, March IL, Sealed proposals
IN duplicate. VIII be received here until p. 81
for supplying the Ordnance Department, U. s. Army
with Steel Forgings OF American manufacture
follows; o sets, less, for 1U-inch guns, and
II sets, more or less. for i2inc guns. Bids VIII be
will he furnished upon application TO Brig. Gen D. w
FLAGLER, Chief OF ord.
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3AilrnAas.
"AsaERloA's oREATHsT RAiLROAp."
NETWORK
ENT,:!,!R!;'!A!,,L!!4. ,:!,!!;' a! =!
n uiinenM pluEn q n
T. HUDSON RIVER r. n.

From Grand Central station, 42d Street.
$50 A. VI. Except sunday. Empire state Express
syTaSuse and Rochester. Due Buffaio I:ib p. NJ,
Niagara Falls b;55 p NJ This train limited to It's
o,s" sS''Rs a. 0ll M."bslly Fast mail for Poushkecpss.
Albany, Utica syracuse Rochester, Bufralo Niagara
loino 4. M.-E!sept sunday. Day Express for ali
Nf% Eort s,aS g%ns Limited for Co
stops at Poushkeepsie, Albany, Utica, Syracuse,
100 y. M.-Duiy. Chicago Special for Detroit
kcepsie, Albany. schenectady, Utica Syracuse.
RSShGs,er rGS, and l,1iia,o sunday For west Point,
"iS% Po"ehfeepsie, Albany. Troy, ,..., '', .~
SoT,n sh9rG S s. Limited s,on. Due !" Pi
hsny: Utica, and Syracuse; u, r-,w r,,.. a..
" rSndnck mountains, montreal, SYRACUSE, BGfraio
Niagara Fails, CLEVELAND, Toledo Detroit Chicago,
ton Montre al and, except SATURDAY. nights. Ottawa
cleveland, Indianapolis, st, Louis, Chicago. stops
& q, &p3nsekccp;e Albany: t Utica I,s. MING ,r ,nr,
only for points on the Fall Brook Railway. via
an MpaS or MpSneftSF Fnr Syracuse osweso Water
town, ogdcnsnnrg, BUFFALO Niagara Falls; clsve.
land. Toledo, Chicago. except Saturday, for Cape
lailO Nisht.Theatrc train for Chicago and princi.
Sunday night Sunday night Chicago sleepers leave
sos "a 4. n. "a and a Has r.. M.-pay except Sunday
to r!tsnsd via Harlem en-, division =! -, .,,-..
DIS y. M.-Sunday only To Pittsneld anu the Berk'
shire Hills. via Harlem Division
"AIL NIGHT' TRAINS TO YoNKERs.
All night" trains run between 155th st. and points
on the Putnam Division as far Sonkers. In copnec-
tion with the elevated road. The only line running
all night" trains out of New York.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch light
Tickets and Wagner ONCE nt Grand Central Station.
113. COL Al broadway, ~ East l4th st. 9+2 Broad.
way, 235 Columbus nv., 81 Wct l25th st.. and l8Sth
at station, New YOKE 33s and 728 Fulton ST. and 10o
Broadway. 4. D.. Brooklyn.
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the
Westcott FIX press Company
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot OF Chambers
st? a, follows, ami hre minutes earlier from West
Esd ST.:
Q.ln q. M.-Vestibue OK press daily for waverly.
c.oo Bnghnmtun. Elmira, Buffalo. Bradford. ar
rlNcs But1alo 500 l.. NJ Parlor car To Buffalo
C.nn y. VI. -Nrstibue limited. Fast mail daily.
Z.oo solid train for Chicago, via Chautauqa Lake.
arrives Clevcl nj at 1;40 \. NJ. Chicago . p. N.
Sleepers 10 Chicago, Cleveland. ami Cincinnati Din.
Ing car,
7,Ol u. M.-HuffalO and Cleveland vcstbule RE.
'')o press. daily, arrives at Buralo 7:ls A. NJ.
Bradfori I;lb A. NJ, Jamestown G:Jj A. NJ, Cleyr.
land llb u. VI. ,Slc"peTs la liunHU ant tirN Gland,
making direct connection FOR Detroit. Chicago, ami
S.lS y. VI. DAlLY.-Nia ChauIuuIua lake and
o.Ic Niagara rails, solid train Ia Chicago Sl"cp.
ers to liornellsville. Chicago. and Cincinnati, Dining
cnr.
'IrCkETS; LOCAL TINE CARDS. AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. ll3. 26l, 4Ol uuI
g57 broadway. l27 Bowery. 80 East i2bth ST., and
o. West l26th ST. Chambers and West 29d St Ferries
Now York; 389 and 72b Fulton st., zoe broadway,
BROOKLYN zoo Hudson At, Hoboken and Jersey CITY
station. Westcous express cas for and checks bee
gage from hntAls aAd sAaidAnnas To dastinAiina.
The sun., 1897-04-17
rryER4L or JAMES EVERs.
-. poy who Was Accidentally Run over and
Killed by . Dicyoie,

KILLED by = Dlcyoie.
lanes Evers. the boy accidentally run down
,rd killed a few days ago by James NJ. Stroud.
Tho was riding u bicycle in st. Marks avenue.
prooklyn, was buried yesterday from tho home
a. his parents. 6s2 Washington avenue, in that
rity The street was almost blocked with chill
a,en who knew young Eyers. Before the funeral
aartfse started for Holy Gross Cemetery, Mrs.
S;roud called for the second time to express her
sSrmnathy with tho parents. She was deeply
c,cyed. and wept when she entered tho house.
Eonr boys acted as pail bearers. two of whom
ritnesscd the accident which ended young
stroud who lives at 212 Prospect place. has
not recovered from the shock and his injuries.
IN, wife says he suffers from heart trouble, and
she is apprehcnsivc about his condition. The
inoucst WIN be held next Tuesday night
The sun., 1897-04-17

DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS. no.
Il tlce Is hereby given that an act has been passed
by both branches OF the egisatu entitled AN
authorize and direct the trustees Of the New York and
Brooklyn Brdgs erect booths thereon for the pro-
lection OF policemen pntrolling the same
FURTHER NOTICE is hereby given that public
hearing upon such bill Will he held at the ONCE OF the
Mayor in the City Hail. in the City OF New York, on
April 10. 1897, at $50 O'Clock +. u.
Dated City Hall. New York, April lS. 1907.
w STRONG. Mayor.
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Lehiqh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot of Cortlandt and Desbrosses SITS.
8iaO A. NJ. daily SUNDAY a. NJ for MAUCH
s,IS A. NJ. daily. for WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON
Gweek days. Ei;MlRA week days, ITHACA; GENE:
the West, and principal local points, dining and
chair to Buffalo.
lOi5O A. VI. daily. except Sunday for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate points.
BLACK DIAMOND EXPIRES"
arrives Buffalo s:55 7. NJ. Pullman Vestibue Day
Coaches and Parlor Cars. Dining Car Service Meals
la carte Connects at Buffalo with through sleepers
Ia,iO P NJ daily except Sunday, for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate points.
LAO l.; NJ daily. eIcent sunday. for WILKES
mediate stations. Connects for all points in coal re-
gions: chair ear for Wilkesbarrc.
aii0 F. NJ daily except sunday, for WILKES
mediate stations. Connects for all points in coal re-
gions. Pullman Buffet Paror Car TO Wnkesbarre.
5tl5 =. NJ. daily. for EASToN and intermediate
IiIO p. NJ daily. except sunday. Express for Stat
ington and principal intermediate stations. Con-
ZOO p. M daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
Sn9 al ~ P9n Vest sgePs5 ans nsSSe nqaS train
soUTH PIAiNFIELD. EAsToN. BETHLEHEM.
NEvA, ROCHESTER, BATAVIA. and BUFFALO.
Pullman sleeper for Bunalo. None but sleeping car
passsnsrrs carried. Nc No baggage carried; nocurs
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West Pullman slcepers to Chicago and Buffalo.
Sleeper to Wilkeslarre.
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday. for
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points leave as fol-
lows: 5000 A NJ. 2:30. AGO. and $3.50 p. M ll:50P.
NJ. Saturdays only.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at lI8. 236,
col 27a a4+ and 1923 broadway. 81 F. l4th ST. lo6
ST.. rs Broadway and brooklyn Annex Brooklyn.
y. Y. Transfer CO. Will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through to destination.
The sun., 1897-04-17

tce Is hereby given that An Act has been passed by
both branches Of the Legislature entitled An Act TO
amend chapter six hundred and twenty six OF the
laws Of eighteen hundred and ninety-six. entitled
IAN Act to make further prov for the proper
tody. and maintenance o. criminals and misde
meanants under the Jurisdiction OF the
OF Correction Of the city OF New York, relative to
the amount OF consolidated stock to be issued by the
Comptroller from time to time.
FURTHER NOTICE Is hereby given that public
hearing upon such bill will he held at the ONCE OF tho
Mayor. in the City Hall. in the city OF New York
April goth. 1897. at l:l5 oclo * p. VI.
Dated City Hall. New York. April 18th. 1897.
W. L. STRONG. Mayor
The sun., 1897-04-17
2atents.

(LET RICH quickly send for 500 Inventions
VI Wantod." EDGAR TATE Co, 245 B'way. N. y.
L rates RoEDER BRIESEN. so Nassau st, N X,
established 1904.
The sun., 1897-04-17
RailroaGs.
BALTIMORE & OHIO.

l.cavr New YORK. foot Of iiberty st., daily.
CHICAGO. 2:0OP, NJ. and l2;l5 night
PITTSBUKG. $3.50 ex sun; 600 sun. 1919 night
CIStlNNATL st. Louis. 1000 4. NJ, $500 y. NJ.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, 500, 10 ID ming Carl
1880 A. NJ. Dining Carr 2OO. 33O Dining Carr 500
Dining Carr y, NJ 1913 night. Sunday. 1000 DIN.
Ing Car. l;3O A, Dining carr, 200 Dining Carr
6;0O Dining Carr. l2:l5 night.
NORFOLK. ll:80 A. NJ. daily.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper), $50 r. NJ, Sun.
LAY 600 Pm.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
Ofices ll3, l72. 20 l, 484, lao Broadway 81 East
l4th st., 1877 Bowery, New York; $780, 844 Fulton ST.,
Brooklyn; station foot OF Liberty st.. C. r. r. of n
nation.
The sun., 1897-04-17

q merchant tailor will ask you to
wait fortnight for a suit of clothes
and then it will probably have to
be altered to fit. He will be will
ing to wait some time for his pay,
but will see to it that you pay for
that too At Easter time every
body is in hurry. We can fit you
out in five minutes, make any slight
alteration necessary and send your
suit home the same day. You not
only save time but several dollars
as we'll. Then you have an advan-
tage in seeing how the suit fits and
looks before purchasing, and an ad-
ditional advantage in being able to
buy your Mems and Boys Clothing,
Hats and Furnishings at one place.
The sun., 1897-04-17
CHARLES w. DAYTON. Postmaster.
Of1ice, New York \. Y. April 10. 1897.

DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT, mo-
tice is hereby given that act has been passed fy
both branches OF the Legislature entitled An act to
amend chapter four hundred and ten OF the Laws OF
eighteen hundred and eiRbty.two entitled An act
TO consolidate into and to declare the special
and local laws affecting public interests In the city OF
New York amended by chapter ak hundred and
ten OF the Laws OF eighteen hundred and ninety six,
in relation TO buildings In said city"
FURTHER NOTICE Is hereby given that public
hearing upon such bill will be held the oce OF the
Mayor in the City Hall, in the City or New York.
April 10, 1897, at 81 O'Clock 7. VI.
Dated City Hail. New York. April I9. 1897.
W L. SIkONN MaYor
The sun., 1897-04-17
asal estate seor Sals-asrsss City.

tsO O0O-NEAT COTTAGE near Bergen square;
tpA,NJO handy 70 schools, trolley. stores. churches;
and cellar perfect order; improvements;
terms, e2b0 cash, balance eli monthly besides inter
est. CoHDICT, Montgomery ST.. jersey City.
The sun., 1897-04-17
Pennsylvania
EAEGRoAD.

STATION . FOOT OF DesUrUoses ANA , ,Vrtiandt SITS.
500 a. NJ. FAST MML.-pullman Buffet Sleeping
1000 4. VI. PENNsYLvANIA iISfITED.-PuIlman
Compartment sleeping, Dining. smoking and OBJ
Cincinnati, Ind annapolis. Louisville. St. Louis
oiOO Y. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
For GinS;nn@, L2q'syills GhGsso st VI Louis ,
7,a5P N. soGTH%EsTERS EXPREss.-For Gin.
NJ fxcfG Psbus and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
8, $50, $50. 1910 Dining Carr, IL A. M !. 2:10
t3:2O Congressional Linz" all Parlor and Dining
Cars. 4;ao Dining, Carr. : Dining Carr, p, NJ;
congressional Lm.," all Parlor and Dining Cars).
4:30 Dining Carr Dining Carr. 0 p. NJ. 1915
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. $3.50 P. N. and
l2:l 5 night daily
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE.-Express. $50 A M. and 0
7. NJ. daily.
CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO RAILwAY.-5p. 2. NJ. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and SORFOLK.-S A. L.
weekdays and =. NJ. daily.
Long Branch Asbury Park dnterlaHen. sundaysl.
Ocean Grove, Point Pleasant, 9lO A. NJ. 1910,
$40, $40. and 1850 p. NJ. Sundays 9:+5 A. NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
62o. 73O 8, $40. 9. $3.50 90 Pennsyv ania Limitedl
1910 Dining Carr IL A. NJ. II, l,2:l0. 3. 4. 4S0
$3.50. s. YP. NJ. 1915 night. Sundays. 8l5. $50.
$3.50. 10 limited 10. II A. NJ. Dining Carr. :.
4:30 Dining Carr. Dining Car, Dining Carr.
Ticket ofices Nos 4el. 94i. 1895 1928. IL. and 26l
Broadway Astor House, and foot of Desbrosses and
Cortandt sts; Court St. $40 Fulton ST.. 9s Broad
way, and Brooklyn Annex Station Brooklyn; Station
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-.
dences through TO destination.
J. b. HUTCHINSON ]. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
The sun., 1897-04-17
DISEASES OF MEN.

All secret and private dIseases OF men CURED IN q
bty weak, undeyelopsd organs mgedimsnt s % % mar
CAL INSTITUTE, 216 East 10th ST.. near Sd ay.. no
charge unless cured hours to o. Sundays included.
The sun., 1897-04-17
Sttua1uu1 aHauted-MAlea.

4 YOUNG MAN, capable. reliable and Industrious,
"A desires position in oriice or with some house
where he can learn the business; can furnish No.
rferences and security II necessary. Address
J. p. r.. box 1873 sun ONCE
The sun., 1897-04-17
DELAWARE. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN
II. II.
stations In New Work. or barclay and
Christopher sta.
vEsTIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.

vEsTIRULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PlNTSCH LIGHT.
Direct route To Newark. Bloomfield, Montclair. the
Oranges Summit, Bernardsvile. Basking Ridge. Mad.
ison. MorrstOwn, Passaic Paterson. Boonton Dover.
Stanhope. Newton, Budd's Lake. Lake Hopatcong.
ckettstown, Schooleys Mountain. Washington.
Philipsburg Easton. Water Gap, Stroudsburg Pocono
Mountain Scranton Pittston Wilkesbarre, Nantcoke.
Danvillc, northumberland, Montrose, Bnghamton.
Oxford, Norwich Waterville Utica Richhed Springs,
Cortland. Syracuse Oswerc. ithaca, owego, ElmirA.
Corning Bath. Dansville Buffalo, and all points West.
Northwest and Southwest
500 4. M.-Binghamton Mail. Stops at principal
stations.
1000 4. M.-tCafc Caro- Buffalo. Scranton, Bing.
hamton, syracuse and Oswego Express. Pullman
luret parlor cars. Connecting AT Buffalo with
trains for Chicago and points West.
4 800 y. M.-Scranton Biughamton. and Elmira Ex.
press. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
400 y. M.--Scranton, Wilkesbarre. and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
5i3O y. N.-(Daily)-thi hicago vestibule Limited Ex.
press for scranton, Bnghamton. Elmira, Buffalo.
Pullman bunet sleeping car, New York to ChcaGO.
Dining west OF Buffalo
$50 u. M.-tDaily y Bunalo Express. Pullman
sleepers, for Scranton, BnHhamt0n, Elmira. Bath.
Mt Morris and Bnrao. arriving Buffalo 4 4. NJ
OibO y. M.-iDaily -Bunalo, Scranton, Bingham
ton lthara. tica. syracuse. and oSwego Express
Pullman bufret sleepers.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze Sons. Ltd. li3 Broadway. ~ Park place. and
42u broadway. Tickets nj Ferry stations. Ji2 BROAD.
way. ith cor i2th st; 80 West 45th St, Yoi
Columbus av.. New York. 33S and 723 Fulton ST., and
lOb Broadway. brooklyn. Time tables giving full In
formation at all stations.
WrstrOttb EEpr~s Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
The sun., 1897-04-17
ag sstrhsstsr Gu. grupsrty .fur Sale.
.fur Sale or % gst-at,estrhestsr 90.

LoR RENT-In the village OF Port Chester. ten min.
IL utes' walk from railway station, two cottages;
modern improvements. large gardens fruit; stable
D. A. AMBLER, Port Chester.
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8asiness Chances.

inc oALE'-rhe best established high.class engrav
teen "a anu stationery business west OF Chicago nf
require al 6 people employed the year round; win
boz 5ss the closest investigation Address r. o.
,..;'' Denver Col.
L cinninNd executed at few houra' noticei 10000
RRY ca - ". l.DdAR PRINTING AND STATION.
solicited " west oVth ST.; established lSe7i trial
The sun., 1897-04-17
aeaI estate csur Sals-gaIifOruiA.

CALIFORNIA income ranches, choice city and
suburban residence property tracts large colony
tractsi irrigation requrod mining property. Send
for catalogue. +. e. BCNCE,
1908 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
The sun., 1897-04-17

DCRSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. no
tice is hereby given that act has been passed hy
both branches Of the Legislature entitled An act to
grade and regulate the employees OF the New York
and Brooklyn Br ige. hours OF labor. and for the
alton OF pension fund. and TO create tenure Of
ONCE for employees the railroad and ticket depart
ment OF said bridge"
FURTHER NOTICE Is hereby given that public
hearing upon such bill will he held at the oce OF tho
Mayor in the city Hail. In the CITY Of New York. on
April 10, 1897. nt | 80 O'Clock p. NJ.
Dated City Hall, New York. April ~. 1907.
W. L. STRONG. Mayor
The sun., 1897-04-17
Aeal estate for SaIe-Ctty.

A BARGAIN.-New house. two lots. all improve
N ments overlooking Botanical Garden.
EDEN Il East 42d at.
NEAR BUSINESS CENTRE OF North Side and Gro
~ tona Park. nve minutes from &c. L., down and
town trolley lines 625O.000 school and
borough City Hall, detached house, 1s2xi3; heater.
water gas; stories, cellar high attic ALL lot ~
xI42; S6. 800; easy terms; write or call
J, H. GRATACAP. Designer 9S6 East 176th st.
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SUMMER Resorts.
Going to the Mountains
Are you looking for a spot TO spend the summer
which combines health, comfort, and pleasure
AT MODERATE COST?

Are you looking for n spot TO spend the summer
which combines health, comfort, and pleasure
AT MODERATE COST?
II send for postage or call and get free at
oflces below the Illustrated book Summer Homes"
II gives list Of Hotels, Farm and Boarding Houses.
with their location, rates, attractions &C, in the
Mountains Of Orange. sullivan Ulster, and Delaware
Counties, n. Y. the main line and branches OF the
New York. ontario & Western Railway 1900 feet
above the sea- region of great beauty and absolute
heathfulness In New York; No 9 Battery Place, l1B
797 9th av, 25i Columbus av, 18d Rast labth at.
2!3 West l25th ST. ticket ofces. foot of Franklin and
West AID SITS. In Brooklyn; No. 4 Court at, 500
Fulton at. SS Broadway, 2B7 Manhattan av., Green.
point. and Eagle" office.
"1LLusTRATED HOMES" containing half tone re-.
productions from photographs OF 53b OF the above
"HOMES," can be obtained OF ticket agents for 2bc.
faro will he sold at al Broadway and ferry Of
nces, giving an opportunity Of personally selecting
n summer home and alIo enjoying days nshing I'm
this delightful region. Tickets good returning Tues
day, June L. J. e. ANDERSON, General Passenger
ARt, 80 Beaver at. New York.
EoDER1CH, Canada; prettiest, healthiest town;
NJ great lakes, cooled hreezes 500 miles water; hi
cyclists paradise; mosquitoes black lies malaria
known. Season, Anrii TO November. Particulars
CITIZENS COMMITTEE
GARDEN CITY HOTEL,
GARDEN CITY, T.. ..
OPENS APRIL 2OTH. SEND FOR BOOK.
-fnr Salc.
IIoR sAIE-sound, kind. and fast horse; also run
Il about and harness. 373 sth ST.. Jersey City.