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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-21
4 MYSTERY OF HOOK MOUNTAIN.


NV Us n IAu mat WI nCOh AHSEO
Year Pound by n Hunter.
SYAcK. Oct. 2o.-Eugene Onderdonk, a we'll
known gunner OF this place, late yesterday Of
ternoon nearly fell over what was left Of the
body Of a man hidden under a clump OF bushes
on Hook Mountain. The skeleton lay on its
face, where 1t must have lain for many months.
1t had on a good suit OF black diagonal clothes.
well preserved, and an alpine hat lay near. Mr..
Onderdonk notified Coroner Smith at his home
in West Nyack, who n jury and sent
for an undertaken, and all started for tho
mountain with lanterns. They finally sue
cecded in locating the spot, and the remains Of
the dead man were placed in a box and carried
by two of the men out Of the woods and down to
NyRck. His nose had been broken. and whether
his death had been caused by violence could not
be told. His height was'abOut five feet. and he
must have been ~ years old. Two five dollar
bills and a quantity OF change were found in his
pockets, with a number OF small articles. but no
paper OF any kind which would aid in identify
ing him. The body must have lain on the spot
where 1t was found at least "A year, and perhaps
longer. as the flesh was all Off OF the bones.
The Hook Mountain is "a tall. large mountain.
with paths and roads running in many dircc.
tions, hut where the skeleton was found there
is no path or road. The skeleton was buried to.
day in the Nyack rural cemetery, but the cloth
ing and other articles were preserved as a posi-
BILE clue TO the mans identity.
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Tho Weather.

The tropical storm which was In the Gulf OF Mex.
700 moved northeastward into the Atlantic yesterday
tnd was central yesterday TO the east OF North Caro-.
lima. It was attended by high winds at Hatteras and
tncreaIing winds on the middle Atlantic coast. There
was a rainfall VI o.le inches at Charleston In twenty.
four hours. and from one to two inches all along the
coast and in the Ohio and Tennessee valleys. There
was . moderate depression In the lake regions, caus.
Sns showery conditions. West OF the Mississippi
the weather was generally fair.
In this city there were cloudy ard showery con.
ditions throughout the afternoon. the winds increas.
ing In force from the northeast, average humidity s2
per cent; highest orhcial temperature So. lowest 81
corrected to read to sea level. at s A. II.
bo.o'' 3P. N. 5000. and falling rapidly.
Ihe thermometer at the United sIatea Weather Blu.
teAu registered the temperature Yesterday as foIloNs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-21

"AsHINoroS FoEScAsr FOR THURSDAY.
For New England. threatening weather with rain.
northeast winds, probably dangerous ON the south
ana southeast New England coast In the morning.
for easter" Ne" York. rain. clearing by ercnino ;
aortAeds' "'nd'' nigh on The coast in the morning.
Sor eastern PennsylYaniG, New Jersey. a.d Della.
ware rain Followed by clearing weather, nor:heriy
WINDS ShiI'ihs 10 westerly. high on the Jersey coast
In the morning.
For the District OF Columbia. Mary!ai,d. and y,r.
Etnia. probably clearing tn rhc morning. fair in the
al'ernooni slightly warmer; n~orrherly winds. shift,
Ing To westerly.
For western New YorI and western perpsv!yaui,
rair' preceded by light local showers In the eaTly
hOrning; light. variable mindA
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HAHNE CO., NEWARK, n. ].
he May Have to Pay Heavily for Alleged Con
tempt OF Court.

tempt OF Court.
Justice Gaynor in the Supreme Court in
Brooklyn yesterday granted an order adjudging
Col. Michael J. Dady guilty OF contempt Of
court and fined him $3.50 and $50 costs, all TO
be paid before Oct. 26. The order was granted
upon motion Of counsel for Gustav Z. Behr and
Albert Steiner in proceedings in aid Of an cx-
ecution against the firm of Acock s. Sons Of
Trenton. NJ. Behr and Steiner had obtained
a Judgment against Acock X Sons for S77l.36
on Sept. -. 1897, and they learned that Dady
was in debt to the defendants. They obtained
an order from the court directing Dady to give
them a certificate OF his debt TO Acock s. Sons,
but he declined to do so. He was then sum.
moned to appear before Justice Gaynor TO show
cause why he should not be punished for con-
tempt of court and he failed to obey the order.
1t ia expected that he will be able to give a salts
factory explanation.
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We have created a Juror by giving
most extraordinary bargains at the open.
ing of the season, instead of at the close
as heretofore. New York and "Say-
anything" stores are unable to meet our
lead. Splendid compliments are paid us
by the ladies', such as" never saw
such a lovely choice before" and Glow
in the world can Hahne & Co. do this ?"
What pleaSeS the ladies ever as much as
the goods is the price.
We shall double the business of last
week before the coming Saturday night.
We have picked the best, and that fact
makes our stock more attractive. We
display a great variety of styles; no large
quantity of any one weave, but a superb
collection of choice new (iSoS) coloringS.
NOrR, Good. Delivered free mt ANY railroad
station In New Jrrscy. No extra charge for
packing.
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The contract for work with a view to the
crossing OF the Brooklyn Bridge. 1t was said
yesterday. will be let by the Brooklyn elevated
railroad next week. Provision is made for fifty
new cars. grips, and motors. The entire cost is
figured at about $500, 900.
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Railroads.
Lehigh Valley System.
Railroads.

Stations foot of West Esd st. Penn. II. r., Cortlandt
show time IRON cor, andt Tor DcstIosses st:
for MATCH CHr%EE ami in,srmediaa.e s,ation. I'
.5,c.: s'is 4 n. daily for wIlkESBAERE.
i!H&EA, se:F$EIA, htoG1HESTER W.T. F&}{"
Sd 5AGAG d1ni FAt car a% Hn4 hair 'nr s Mri to A nSn principal local
.iOI25. 1880 = NJ. sundays only. for BOUND
CHUNK aud Intermediate points.
"BLACK DIAMOND EMPRESS"
Arrives Bun1l" ":55 ]: NJ lHliman %ve,tibule Day
ala cai,s C"nn"rts at Buffalo with through slice prrs
0P.'r:;s an Ia G.'''f +. NJ. daily. e1cep, Sunday. for
I cHTNK and !ntcrmedlate points. .on.
m .lS.TH tnr ~" ana al; III The S Saal Ersa Sn1y. for EAsroN'
.LIsn. lao = n. daily except Sunday. for
cipal interm"diat' stations, Connects Tor all points
in coal regions; c!a r car for Wilkosnarre.
wf hiSs tfi% + PlTTsr %HSy' sc SF"SSi oSSi,A ana pr l2r
n coal regions; Pullman BUFFET Parlor Car for
:t,.S. .ria P, NJ, daily for EAsToN and inter,
'.S,s.. nsior' NJ daily. except Sunday. Express
tion'. Connects for Reading ami Harrisburg. Chair
.s,so. loo i. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. AGAR
FALLS, ana al points West. Pullman sleeper vesti.
hu!e train y. Y. 10 Chicago. Shoppers to BuraIo and
:7,5.. $50 y daily, except SUNDAY, topping
HIN. MAUCH cnUSK. | : II JrNGrIoN. SAYRE.
GENENA, ROCHESTER,, BATAVIA, and BUFFALO.
Pullman sleeper for Runalo. N"mr but sleeping ear
passengers carried, NJ baggage rarrird.
Si55. OiOO T.. " dIily. for ITHACA, GENEVA.
ROCHESTER,, RuFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and all
points West. Pullman slcep"rs TO Wilkeslarrc and
Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily, cIcept Sunday, for
BOCSD BliODk and intcrHlrilai' points, leave rs
follows, $500. "uo \. NJ. 'l:Jj. 2;30. $3.50, i:.D.
Rad .i:a5. Il. 80 4 J.
Tickets AMI Pullman accommodations at ll3. pol.
213. $50. va and l39B Broadway, n r.. lam IT.. 1910
f. RESIN st. l4T Hrw,rN, y &, HdU fui,rH It, I
Court ST., U- Rway. and Brooklyn Annex. brooklyn.
y. Y. Transfer %. will can for and cneck baggage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-21
THE NEW SCHOOL HEADoCARrERs.
Contract for the Building Let by the Board of
Education.

At the meeting of the Board Of Education
yesterday afternoon the contract for the con-
btruction OF the new building to be used by the
board at Park avenue and Fifty-ninth street
was given to Thomas Cokerill & Sons. The
cost is not to exceed S2i4 900.
The sum OF $4,0ls was appropriated as a
pension for the following teachers who are
about 10 be retired: Anglican Willett, appoint
ed 1858; Abby y. Beale, appointed 1852; Emma
v. Taylor. Adelia O'Rorke. appointed 1864;
Frederick b: Moran, appointed 1858; Sarah \.
Albro, appointed 1861, and Frances +. Hall,
appointed 1864.
The amount OF 1908, 3ls was also voted for
the purchasing OF a site for a public school at
Market and Monroe streets.
A resolution was pa -sed compelling all teach
ers and principals who desired an augmentation
In salary TO pass an examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-21
SreamupaI5.
NEW ENGLAND,

VIA ~ VI LINES.
FALL. RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fall River.
Leave Pier Is. y. H.. foot OF Murray ST.. week days
aud Sundays at $3.50 =. NJ. Steamers Priscilla and
Puritan. Orchestra on each.
BENNINGTON LINE, via Stonington. Leave Pier
So. y. r.. one block above Canal ST. week days only,
at y 1. VI. Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NORVl(H LINE. via New London. Leave Pier 10
told No y. r., next DeshrosseS St. week days
only. at q +. NJ. Steamers City OF Lowell and Rhode
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West sIua.

CLISToN PLACE. a5.--FirSt floor. Handsomely fur.
Y nishcd rooms 10 let; EN- suite or single; with bath.
EREESWlCH ST. ~3l6.-Rooms SOC. night; 81 up
VI ward weekly; gas; daily papers; reading room.
UNIVERSITY PLACE. B.. opposite Washington
= square-ElegRnt furnished rooms; AL conven.
fences. superior house. gentlemen: reference.
WASIiiNGToS PLACE, 6+.-Sicely furnished.
w large, pleasant room; running water. closets,
also side room.
O.lD ST. IA WEST.-Sncond floor. handsomely
% furnished; private bath suite southern expos.
urc; single rooms: board optional; references.
Q.(D ST. 10 WEST.-HandSomely furnished suite.
s)sD private bath; also single roOns; breakfast op-
tionai; gentlemen only; reference,
OGTH ST. "a wEST.-In private residence, a newly
OO furnished room; never previously rented; ref
ereuccs.
A STHST 227WEST.-A beautifully furnished floor.
tsD singly or en- suite, with private bath, in 4 mall
private family; gentlemen; reference.
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Suraishsa Ruums& apartments to EFT
East Side

T EXTSGTO Az. 23l. near saith St.-Sicely fur.
IL nished large room also hall room; gentleman.
10TH ST. 90 ~EAST.-Front parlor and bedroom.
L. handsomely furnished. suitable for couple OF
gentlemen. HinS Roome's bell.
00D ST. 80 ~EAST-Large Handsomely furnished
Do room; hot and cold water: reference. permanent.
10Th ST. so kST.-Handsomcly decorated rooms
10 to let en- suite or singly; gentlemen; references
required.
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~

l~ANTToR.-Man and wife wanted to take care OF A
" tenement house; man must 10 mandy, Address,
with references, j., box 1874 sun onlce.
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DELAWARE. LSCKNWANN & WESTERN
u. IL.
Stations In New York. foot or barclay ana
christopher SIS
vESTIIuLE TRAINS. pll.LNAX buffet
cans pINTS(H LIGHT.

Direct route 10 Newark. bloomfield, Montclar. the
Oranges. summit, lI"rnard.Nill" BssEinS Ridge, Mad
ison. MurrstOwn, Pas.aic. Paterson. Bc"nton, Dover.
Stauhupr. Newton, Hudd's Lake, Lake liopatcong.
Hack"ttstuwu. ScHOnlry'- Mountain. Washington.
PhillipsbIrg. Eastun, Water Gap, Stroudsburg. Pocono
Mountain. scranton. ltttst"n. WiikC.harrr. Nanti-
coke, panville. $ortnUmh, Rand. MOntrosr, Bingham
ton. oxford, Norwich. Watrrvilc. Utirl, Richheld
Springs, Cortland, syracuse. OSwrEo. Ithaca, owega,
puiuts West, Northwest. and Southwest.
$500 q. M.-Binghamton Mail. stops at principal
stations.
1000 =. M.-tCHfc carl-BuTalo. Scranton. BinCS
hRIUton. Owego. Ithaca, Elmira. L ttca. syracuse. and
Oswcgu Express, Pullman bulict parlOr cars. Con-
meeting at Buralo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
loo y. VI Scranton. Binghamton, and Elmira Ep-
press, Pullman buffet larlOr cars,
800 a.. N.-Ncranton, Wilke-barre. and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
5iOO u. NJ balYI chicago Ycstihule Limited Ep-
press for scranton, H.nShaIutOu. ElmirA, Buffalo
Pullman buffet sleeping ear New York TO Chicago.
Dining rar wet OF lUfao.
$50 4. NJ Daily -RuIalo Express. Pullman
slecp"rS for scranton. BInghamtOn, Elmira. Bath.
ESQ y. M.-,DHily -Nuf alu. scranton, Bingham
ton. OwrSn. Ithaca, Fiinira, syracuse. Utica, and
OsHrgu EGpr,.~. Pullman bunct sl"epers.
Tickets aud Pullman crunlnoiatIons at Henry
Gaze \ Sons. Lit, Il5 Rruaiway, "a Park place. and
i2g Rruadwas aud var broadway. Tickets at Ferry
stations. II 18th av.. cor. l2th st III West 10th ST.,
%35 columbus av, New York. 3S~ and 12H Fulton 81.
ant luG broadway. BruOiiyn. Tine tables giving
fun Information at all stations,
W.stcult's Express company will call FOR and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-21
THE SUN
HARLEM BRANCH
IL9 WEST E5TH STREET
Domestic Servants asanted.


Observation-Disclosures. cooks. laundresses.
w rrStclass Mattresses. cooks " no wash AMI iron.
kitchenmaids. French. English ami German ladies'
maids, FrenCh and German nurses, buffers. second
men. wanted at once. Mrs. l.. SEELY. Employment
Bureau, IS West 22d ST.; servants entrance J52 9TH
ay.
"ASTED-Competen French, German. or English
w lauys maid; one hour from New York now;
Jan. l, New York city; good references required.
Apply to Mrs. l.. SEELN. 1852 9th av.. corner 22d ST.
MISUNDERSTANDING competent nurse. ago 25.35,
w for child 20 mouths; one willing TO travel; first
class references required. Apply TO
Mrs. l.. SEELY. 500 9TH av.. corner 22d st.
ADMINISTRATION swedish waitress; good
w wages; for New York city; best references re-
Mrs l.. SEELy. a5e 9Th av., corner a2d st.
NJ-ANTED-Compctcnt German cook. wages $50,
w for New York city; hest references required.
Apply to Mrs. l.. SEELi, 332 nth av.. corner 22d 81.
N-ANTED-fIrst.class waitress. for Rochester. y.
w y; wages Sy5; test references required. Apply
to Mrs. l.. SEELf 30 9TH av corner 22d st.
NIASTED-First.cIas cook FOR. Newport good
w wages: best refer, noes required. Apply TO
Mrs. l.. SEELY, 1852 9th av., corner 22d st.
XN-ASTED-Compotent young woman; must b. good
w cook; for Boston; best references required. Ap-
ply to Mrs. l.. SEELS. $50 6;h Hv, corner 22d IT.
w cook to do coarse washing, wages
w e2O. for stamford best references required. Ap.
ply to Mrs. l.. SEELf, 352 18th av.. corner 22d st,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cook Ifor Riverdale; hest
w references required. Apply to Mrs. L. SEELY,
352 9th ay., corner 22d ST.
Observation-Disclosures laundress for lrvington; best
w references required. Apply to Mrs. l. SEELY,
GJ2 9th av., corner ed ST.
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ALBANY vening Line,

Tn" popular steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN
will leave Old Pier Al. n. r.. foot Canal
st. at u =. NJ. daily SUNDAY eXcepted), making direct
connections with trains North, East. and West.
CATsKIIL. HUDsON AND CONSACKIR ROATS
leave Pier AZ, y. r.. foot OF Christopher St, every
week day at q y. NJ.
LIVINGSTON LINE, West 10th 81, Daily ! p NJ, Sat
IN uriays at !. Steamers BALDWIN and ROMElL for
Cornwall. Sewburg. New Hamburg. Marlboro. Milton,
Foughkcepsie. Hyde Park. Esopus. Kingston. connect.
Ing with L. & D. r. Il. for all points in Catsktlls.
NEW HAYES.-Farc 81; ~EXCURsIOS ST. 80.
Fast steamers leave FIer -, F. R. daily Sundays ex.
copied 3 +. VI. and IL midnisht, arrivin: in time for
trains TO Meriden, Hartford, Springfield and points
North.
ID AMSDEiL LINE-Steancrs leave Pier -. y. f..
II foot Franklin St, Tor Cranstnns. West Point. Cold
Spring. Cornwall. Fishkin Landing. Newburg, week
days 3 =. NJ; sundays . 4 NJ.
TROY ROATS. -CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA
leaves West 10th 81. daily. except Saturdays. II p. NJ,
connecting with Delaware and Hudson aud Fitchhurg
trains. Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-21

ELFGAST farm OF 81 acres, nicely situated In
IL healthiest section OF Virginia AMI convenient To
town and station. for S1a2; $50 down. balance 81 or
more weekly: healthy section. no malaria; part un-
der cultivation; some very fine timber: good running
stream and several fine springs; plenty neighbors; a
desirable farm and a bargain. Get full particulars OF
RlSLEY, l3 Chambers st.
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Died In city Hall Park.

Frank J.. Ford, an advertising agent, who rem,
resented in this city "A number of Western and
Southern newspapers. fell dead in City Hal
Park yesterday OF heart disease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-21
WHITE STAR LIN e.

Majestic. ... Oct. %. noon Teutonic &c. Nov. 10. noon
Germanic Nov. 3. noon Britannia. Nov. II, noon
NO COTTON CARRIED RY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier AS. North River. Onice. . Broadway. New York.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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Seleet Board.

West sius-
10TH ST. I2a w~EST.-E1ccllent board; families.
le) gentlemen, willing to pay fair prices; good ser.
vice; references.
S)QD ST. Az wEST.-SewE England lady has mod.
40 crate priced rooms. large and smali; bountiful
table. references.
OATH ST. II wEST.-Second noor. suite I'VE rooms.
Of handsomely furnished; private table; refer.
once; central location.
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first Glass Ntlp-ftmalrs.


A FInsr.CLAsS sT~ENOGRAPBRR Avn
typewriter desires Immediate position with reliable
nrm. NJ. NJ box IsOSun onice.
A NEAT stenographcr and typewriter, rapid and
n accurate, would Ike a position; good reference,
&C r.. box 100 sun onice.
THAMnERMAID.-Neat and tidy young woman.
y competent chamb rmaid and waitrcssi best ref.
Broa iway.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and obligins young wo.
- man, experienced chambermald good references.
J.F, box l6T sun uptown oricc, l2BS BroadNay
CHAMBERMAID.-Young woman, thorouehly com.
y, pctent; good city references.
VI. h box lp2 sun uptown onice, 1905 Broadway.
(NHAMBERMAID Willing and ohliRine young wo.
best references. Gail or address II West I4th st.
CHAMBERMNID.-Youns woman; competent cham.
Y, bcrmRid and waitress. A. w, box los sun up
town once, 1905 Broadway.
(NIAMBERMAlD - Young woman; competent
- chambcrmaid and waitress; good references. Call
or address 4@5 West 37th st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES young woman as
G05 9Th av.
CooK.-Young woman; good cook and laundress; in
- private family: best references.
NJ. r., box lac Sun uptown onhcc. 1898 Broadway.
Cook.-Flrst.clAs cook; young womani excellent
NJ. a., box 1871 Sun uptown onlce 1908 Broadway.
CooE-wIlius. and ohllsins young woman, nr.t.
y class cook and laundress good references. S. c..
box les Sun uptown ONCE, 1905 Broadway.
CooK;-c Competent young woman frst:elass cook;
@'N
Sun uptown orice, 1898 Broadway.
CooK.-Neat, and tidy young woman; excellent
uptown orice. 1925 Broadway.
MISUNDERSTANDING and obilging young
II woman; good plain cook; good references.
y. w, box las sun uptown onlcA, 1898 broadway.
LlTCHENMAID.-Wiling and obliglng young
~ woman, "NptriCncHd. good references. $. NJ,
box 1877 sun uptown urlre. 1865 Broadway.
CSDRESS.-Ioung woman, thoroughly compe-
IL tent. in private family; he't references.
NJ. E., box 1914 sun uptown onice. 1898 Broadway.
7 S.-FirSt.class shirt. collar AMI cum
Il laundrcss; good city references. X. ". box 1875
sun uptown onice. 1898 broadway.
NJ AID to invalid lady; young woman; ten years in
~ last place; very hest city references. 4OS East
5ith ST., care Scvlcr.
NCRNE-Willlnga and obliging young woman; com
~ Ectent Infants nurse; best city references.
l.. r, box l"3 Sun uptown orice, 1913 Broadway.
Young woman: understands
~ care OF children; best city references.
l.. F.. box l47 sun uptown orlce. l265 Broadway,
NtRSE.-ioung woman; perfectly capable and re-
- liable: best city references. A. L., box l55 Sun
uptown onlcr, 1858 Broadway.
DARLORMAIp.-Comp,ten young woman; good
L references from last place. X. NJ, box 1876 sun
uptown office, l2h5 Broadway.
N AITRESS.-Wnling and oblisiug young girl;
" competent " aitrcsS; good city references.
A. II, box 10" sun uptown onirc. 1898 hroadwNy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young woman. first class
w waitress; hest references. L. r., box los sun
uptown onice. 1888 broadway.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through srGins leave New York, trpt II Chambers
ST. as follows, and i've minutes earlier from West
100 4. M.-vc,tIoupc 2xprc,, daily for bingham.
J.UU tuu. Wav"rly, kIInira. HunalO, Bradford. ar
Rvs liunnlo 500 T.. VI, Parilr ear - Buralo'
I)nl -. SI.-Ncstibulc limited Fast mall daily.
Z.Ou solid train for Chiraso, VITA Chautanqua
LAKE. arrives ClrN Gland 1;4u \. NJ. chicago . l.. VI.
SlcrprTs to Chicago, Cleveland, and Cincinnati. Din
ing ear
700 y. N.-runalo and Cleveland VcStibuie EK-
tsD' press dally, arrives AZ !lunalo 30 A. NJ
Rrailnri ri A. ", Jarrestnwn 900 \. NJ. Clnvo.
land ~. 20 y. n. .Slr"i"r- Ia iuraio and Clcyelandi
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago, and
the W-st. cafe Library Car.
-. : T.. H.-UNILY-Via ChautaUHna Lake and
=. Id Niagara Fails. solid tram to , nlcago. sleep
err &" iIorncllsviIle, Chicago, aud Cincinnati p'nins
Gan.
uIC.GTs. TIME CARDS. Y PULLMAN
i AC~CpMNupN1llNN At III. lib, H"l. sol. ana
95T Brua wa, ~ EoEcrv, l5b E.t ] 18th St, and
~ West l25th St, thg.ler- and West 2Hl - ferries.
Now York. asa uu' 80 Fulton 81, 100 broadway,
BROOKLYN eOp Bw!- n Il, Hon ken. Ind jersey city
stRIitn Wr.i,ult' GApr"-- calls for amt checks bag
gag II IA hotels aud rr,ticnees to destination.
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FIRST Glass Aelp-males.

A N0CNG NAN t2O) WANTS POSITION as
stonographcr and typewriter at S. per week; can give
references as TO character, sc, Address
FAITHFUL box l23 sun ONCE.
A DVERTlSlNG.-A young man of experience in this
"A line desires a position. either with an agency or
with a daily paper; can give references.
r. W. J., box ll3 Sun ONCE.
(pACHMAS.-Young man; understands care Of
y horses: capahl" ami reliable @; test city references.
A. T, box lSs sun uptown orhce, 1868 Broadway.
SECOSD Nan.-NounS man. thoroughly capable and
- reliable: best references from last employer. II.
T., box lH5 sun uptown ONCE. 1898 Rroaiway.
NoCNG MAN tmarrici). fair education. would Ike
l. position at anything; understands canvassing,
and Is willing to work. Address or call.
JOS. 7. WELSH. $50 Sumpter st, Brooklyn.
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