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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-29
coal CONSUMERS sWIND1ED.
Tho OLD Short Weight Fraud Revived BY Ger
tain Retail Dealers.

tain Retail Dealers.
The retail coal dealers who are members of
the Coal Trade Protective Association say that
retail coal dealers who are not members OF tho
association:are defrauding customers by means
Of short weight. The short weight swindle as
played by some retail dealers brought the whole
coal trade into disrepute some years ago. 1t
came to such q pass that the consumer when
he bought a ton of coal never expected to get
full weight. 1t was at this time, coal dealers
say, that the Coal Trade Protective Association
was formed by honest dealers with the purpose
of forcing dishonest deal RS to give full weight.
ons of suspected dealers watched, advising
purchasers TO have tho coal they received ro-
weighed. In that way a large part of the
fraud was stopped.
Recently members of the association heard
more complaints,land the warfare was resumed
months moro than seventy-ive loads Of coal
In the course of delivery from suspected yards
had been reweighed. and Of these fully % per
cont. had been found to be short weight. The
loads rcweighcd were all OF them either one or
two ton loads, and the average shortage WAS
100 pounds to the ton. With coal at 50 n ton
that means a swindle of 80 cents a ton. The
detected, was in what was supposed to be a two
ton load. The load really weighed only 3,470
pounds. 1t was $50 pounds short. That Is,
tho consumer was being cheated out Of about
The members of the Coal Trade Protective
coal reweighed whenever they suspect that tho
weight is short. They say that II this is done
the swindling business will quickly be broken
up.
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R0MllnE Notes.

McRIroy and Allen are the average leaders in the
two Glasses OF the Long Island Association OF Cycling
Clubs tournament.
BIZ Kennrdy. George Treadway, and George Hem.
ming, w. II. known baseball players, are members Of
the Eclipse Bowling Club OF Brooklyn.
Henry Boemermann and T. A. oliver have boon
John Remple ana william Meyer. The contest will
take place at brooklyn on next saturday night.
A meeting to organize the Commercial bowling
League will be held at Reds o ntght. Represents.
lives from tho following houses have promised to be
present: @. q. Burgoyn ne q Co.. Oxley q EuOs Manu-
featuring Company. Calhoun. Robbins q Co.. Man
ming, Maxwell l. Moore. Passav ant q Co, American
Iit6ographipg COMPANY, Edison Electric IIluminat
ing Company. New York Biscuit Company. and Aus
tin, Nichols & Co.
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Leads . Blind woman 10 tho Altar Ter tn
Second Time.

WICHITA. Kan. Nov, 2s.-John I. Anderson of
Wellington has for the second time led a blind
woman to the altar. He has just been married
to Mrs. l.. A. Barton of Belle Plain. Anderson's
first wife was also blind and an invalid. and
several years of his life were largely occupied
with tender ministrations to her.
His sympathetic nature 10 strangely drawn TO
women thus afflicted, and he declares that they
make the best wives In the world. His present
wife Is an accomplished musician. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson are possessed OF some means.
They may take a wedding trip TO Europe.
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Application having been made to tho Board OF Rail.
road Commissioners OF the State Of New York by the
Second Avenue Railroad Company OF New York city
under the provisions OF Section 100 OF the Railroad
Law for approval of a change OF motive power from
horses to an underground current OF electricity in the
operation OF its railroad In 0Bth ST.. between First
and Second avenues. notice Is hereby given that a
public hearing on said application will be held by the
Room in the Mutual Life Insurance Building, so LIB
erty st., New York city. on Friday. Dec, Srd, 1897. at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. CHARLES X. DeFREEST. Secretary.
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Excursions.

A -CODFISHIEG In abundance of Jersey coast;
IA. sunday passengers caught lay on steamer
ANGLER Al Foster on board. No connection with
steamer Al Foster.
4 ODFISHING daily CCholerA Banks. weather per
~ mitting). steamer AL Foster. only boat built OK.
pressly for ocean fishing. insuring safety. speed, and
comfort: East 2:'d ST.. 7:40: Battery. 500; 81 with
bait; ladies'. 80 cents.
nEEP SEA Observation-Disclosures ANGLER, daily
~ except Mondays; leaves 2lst ct. +. r., 7:25j
Battery, s A. NJ. sharp; fare 75c.. with bait: ladies,
b0c.; old reliable pilot. Al Foster. on board.
CTEAMER Al FOSTER Only boat at Cholera Banks
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Cross-C Country Running.

Ono of the most successful crosscountry runs ever
held at Brooklyn was decided yesterday by the Sea
View Harriers. The stirest territory about Bay
Ridge was covered by two packs in unusually fast time.
The start and finish were ct tho headquarters OF the
club. Fifty eighth street and Fourth avenue. Twenty.
three men were sent OF. The slow pack came in nrsS.
William Horner, st. Bartholomew's A. A., crossing
the line 4 few feet in front OF James Nee. Sea View
Harriers. Z. g. Horn. Sea View HArriers. was third.
The course was sig and a half miles. Time. Al minutes
and Z seconds. Tho fast pack missed the course and
covered q trfie over Ave miles in 83 minutes and 10
seconds E. H. Whitlach came in first and p. Grant
aecOnd.
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DELAWARE. LAGIttWiNNA a WESTERN
Il. II.
stations In New Enrk. foot or Barclay aud
Ghri-tupirr SITS.
VEsTiIILE TRAM, PULLMAN BCFFRP
lRslS. pHNrSt u Light.


Direct route To Ntwart. Bloomfield. Montclair.. the
Oranges. Summit. RcrnaFiSviilc BlskiuE Ridge. Mad
ison. Morristown. Fassair, Paterson. Boonton. Dover.
S~tanhope. Newton, ELdlhs Lake, Lake Hopatcong.
Hack ti5town. Schoolry'G Mountain. Washington.
Phillipsburg. Ea,ton, Water Cav, Strnudshurg, Pocono
Mountain, Scranton. pittstun, Wiliesbarre. Nanticoke,
DsnNillc. Northumheriand, Nontrose. Blnghamton.
oxford, Norwich, WHtrrvitle, Utica, tichiield Springs.
Cortland. SyIarus', O-wr.o. Ithaca. owego, Elmira,
Corning. BATH. Evansville, Buffalo, ana all points West.
Northwest, and s. uthwcst.
eco 1. .-BIHghumt0n Mall. Stops at principal
stations.
1000 =. N.-tCafe ~car}-nuTa!o. scranton. Ding.
hamtun. Owcgo. ltIarR, ElInira, Utica, Syracuse,
aud uswPgO Express. Pullman bur"t parl"r cars:
Connecting at BufralO with trains for Chicago ana
points West.
loo =. M.--ScrantOn. Hinghamton, and ElmirA
Express. Pullman buffet parlnr cars.
400 y. N.-SCranton, WIIkrshaTre, ana plymouth
Express. PIlIman buffet parlor cars;
1000 r.. .-IailyJ-ChiCagO Nestibulc Limited Eps
pres for Scranton, B"inShamton. ElIn!ra. Bunalo.
Pullman luTct slrcpi:!r car Now YORK TO chicago.
Dining car west or IUllaio.
R,yO y. N.-(Dailyl -BuGalO Express. Pullman
Lleaprrs for Scranton. BinghamtOn. Elmira- Beth,
O,a0 N.-DHiiNl-nulalO scranton, BinBham:
ton, OYcgo. ItharR, l.im!ra, Syracuse, Utica. an0
Oswcgo Express. Pullman buffet slecpers,
Ticket ana Pullman recommendations nj henry uae9
& Sons. LID ll3 Broadway, II Park place, ana +2S
broadway and 042 Broadway. Tickets al ferry sta
tiuus. Iii 18th av. cor, l4th ST., 81 West l25th st, 28o
Coiumbu. nv. y " York; 33S and 12I Fulton 81, and
100 Broadway, Brpnklyn. Time tables giving run IN
formation at AL stations,
N'tstrOtt'- Express Company Will call for and check
baggage frum hotel or residence 10 dcstinai!on.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

. Through tr las lav~ New York foot OF Chambers
st as follows. am Gyo minutes earlier from Wess
OOO :. VI -VestibGlrd Expos daily for Ping.
C.NJD humtou. WHNcTly. Elmlrl, lunalO, bradford,
nrI - ,furllu > /. ~. Parlpr car to DuNal0
300 =; T.-y :, e, G9l"a I.n1, a IT, e. mSii f f4iiyS;
A. M..Chirago . =, NJ. - cp'istD Chicago. Clcve-
Ian aud CiLclLuptl. Lining car
- Oh q. VI, buffalo aud cleveland Ncstibnled ELs
Gov press daily, arrives Al H1fuln 700 \; M'
Ir, dlprG 7sl7 A. NJ. jamestown 900 \. ". ,leve'
land 1880 l.. NJ. usircprrS To huf'H'p aud CleyelundI.
making direct connection for Detroit, Chicago ana
the West Carc Library Car.
C.to Iiorncl!syiIle. chicago. and Cincinnati
VICEEiS. LOCAL TINE CATDs. AND PULLMAN
i A~rCuMMppAilgNA ~ ~, rs ~: toi' ana
U57 B~rDadwHy. ~ Buwcry, l5h last i&dih ST. ana
~ Vest l2ith 1t. CnHmhrr- and West Gil ~ ferries.
New YORK; 'hiHi and 1.@ rgllun Il, 10" Brpadway.
DroOklyn; goo Hpilsi II ~, I~Iuh0Sru, and. Jersey CITY
station. Nr.ioutr, Esir .nS calls Tor ara "iHcSsta.'
gage rom hotels ana rrslGrnc"s 10 destination.
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AssAuIrrD AN OLD WOMAN.
Thon Rurrcss F1ed % the woods. and was
Caught rlaIr Frozen.

DANBURY, Conn, Nov. 2s.-Mary Grady. 80
year. old. an inmate Of Broadview Farm, a town
refuge for tho poor on tho outskirts OF this city,
may die from injuries inflicted upon her last
by Edward Burgess. another inmate Of
the institution. Burgess, who is 23 years old,
went 10 the woman's ward Of the institution
lato last night and found, Mrs. Grady in her
and made an outrageous assault upon her. The
old woman's means were heard by other In.
mates, and they called tho keepers. Burgess
vas arrested. but In the night ho escaped from
the institution and fed into the woods. He was
nude, and when captured this afternoon was
has a bad reputation. A few, months, ago he
held half n dozen policemen at bay, and his skull
was broken before he was arrested.
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MIR. OEHL,s ACETYL ENE LAMP.
An Invention In which the Element or Danger
Il said TO he Lacking.

IL said TO he Lacking.
Henry oehl, n John street matchmaker, has
invented q lamp for burning acetyleno gas In
which he claims the element of danger present
in most contrivances for the production Of the
gas is lacking. This safety is said to come from
treatment of the, carbide by q secret process.
The lamp. ready, is a foot and a half high. Tho
body of 1t is u sort Of urn of brass, nickel
plated, with a capacity Of one and q half gallons
and open at the top. In this urn is set the gas
generating part of the lamp, terminating in the
burner. This consists of an inner and an outer
cylinder. The outer cylinder Is about four
inches In diameter and Is open at the bottom.
From Inc top projects IN ordinary gas burner
with q cock. Tho inner cylinder. or carbide
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RATIIRoA.D.

foot Q: West Tw enty tnird Street and Dee
hros,es and Cort .andt Streets. -
.B-The leaving time from Drshrosses and Cortlando
Streets is ten minutes later than that given oelow FOR
. WsH'H I. ". Si FAST ~" Al Bures parlor
Car New York to p!,isburs Sleeping Car Pl'tsours
$50 $50 a. 4: y: rESS5 lSlT.ntls'' Himir PR1 elfxfInSsi
S ssrTa.iGi. Cars s'e FOR Shi Hi%,Ss' c fl"Sk,ns. e .
C!nYinns.i' In %g ,tansP9,ts We I9g Is n%- i; H %psrss-
s. HSs T \. II. W 'E!a fiaS'TE@xspi1 k;a Ga;S.fS; T oia asHssi
,s Snis q: ". Fs6 r4lr & ME 81 *! iaSnF REss. For plt.s.
,, SSsFi r. c' VI. p%54fF I9a'i E2FEHss st: !;Sf ri,,,purs and
cmicaso; ccT.sGts fSr Tsy,iand ex psrr, ,n = s,I nTrst
Sleeping car New York 10 Altoona. East Liberty.
Pittsbury and points West. daily except Sunday.
N' WtsG,NGroN AND TUE SOUTH.
'i:So $50 Congressional. lin; niparior aud pin:
Ing Cars, go Dining carl, $50 dining ar $40
1a:2o :.consressional lin; all Parior and Dining
Cars. 4:2o Dining Car. $3.50 Dining Carr. s:ooP.
souTIERN RAiLwAY.-Espress. 4:eo P. ~, la:oS
ATLANTIC COAST LNE.-Express. $50 A. N. and
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILwAY.-4:So P. NJ.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and ~NoRFoLK.-7.se
A. N. week days ami $50 +: NJ. daily. .s
GAZE MAY'1i2:50P +. NJ. Wee; days ass a" +,
ocean Grove, aud Point Pleasant from West
T T,yS. G:sa. III: i''r s. M station! .Snaa: s;a s:.d 5' E. ~: A, 4! ~
7. N. droni Drsbrosses and Cortiandt Streets). s:lo
A. NJ. l@:ln, $40, $50, 1880 l.. NJ. Sundays. S:4b
A. A, 5:l5 +. II.
FON pHylADELPiS1A.
G:lO, 7:@O. T:5u. 500. $50. $3.50 $3.50 Penna. Lin.
itedl. $3.50 Dining Car. 1870. ! 100 4. ~, l2:5o.
1900. ESQ, 500. S:20, J!2O dining Carr. 1850 Dining
CsD, 5:5O (D!aing carr. 1;i0. 500 =. NJ" 1900
night. Suu1ays. N:ir, 1850, S:&0. 500. N:'O, H:5O
G.Imitclh 900. 1880 A. NJ. 1850 DIN ng Car, $3.50.
4:?O dining carr. 500 Dining Car. $50 Dining
Carr, $40. $500 y. Nj, I2:05 night.
Ticket Offices Nos. 46l. HI4, 1876, 1898, Ill, and 26l
hroniway; Aston House; West Twenty.third
Street station; and stations FOO: of Desnrossss and
COrtlandt Streets: 4 Court Street. $50 Fulton
Street, ~ broadway. and Brooklyn Annex station.
Brooklyn: Station. JersCy CITY. The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels aud residences through to destination.
]. b lIuTCJlNSOS, J.. X. WOOD,
General Manager, General PasS'r Agent.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Leave SEW YORK, N%Iit"lull INI m,uAl, Suuth Ferry
and loot OF Liberty street.
'Daily. 7EXrrU, sunday, 4-uuiaNF.
NlCAG '.;,,lA N.'G3pu I VI. a.d'le,l6 might.
TlrI>ETl iG, - 20 \. ", -, - +, VI s|sNh NJ
'l2ii5 ni-ht. ~ 80 4 NJ. lAh"riy 81. oulyl
C~lNCl%NATl 7, IUIIS, 'lh.uu \. NJ '','l j. NJ.
WASHINGTON. EAlTNiultE +;.ri, 'lu.Lu Diner,
'll,HO \. " dinner. '..lu tDirrIf, f'iSd lplnrrl,
'i;56 Diner. ~ = e. n alu "i.:ii N.EHt.
NORFOLK. flliIh a, ;.
NEW uLIi.NN- -':55r. Vi. tt"rough sleeper.
Al tral.,. are Il uIHtuhlr! "iin p.uI-rh ishi.
Omccs; ll3. re. gnl, ia. ilin hrraiN ~. 81 x.
1Ath St. I27 Iuwory, n, s.; 1893. Jii Fulton str
BroDklyni Whitehall Terminal. baggage checkS4
from hotel or residence 70 dSStinAtioa
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DRINTIKG at u few hours noticei 10000 circulars,
Il oil; cards and blIIhends. @0c. per 1000. EDGAR
RINTING N STATIONERY CO., oS West 18th IT.
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Railrua6s.
Lehiqh Valley System.
AAtlrua6S.

Stations foot OF West I'D ST. penn. X. RI. Cortlandt
sIndlcateS time from West 2td st. other figures show
time from Cortlandt or Desbrosses ST.
for NM M,nc s':S {; * X and Ssi' int .s%"Sny .G Stations ! A. M
TEE: s'Is 4: n, daily =, for WlLKEsBARRE
S fHAGa GE s%fSt 'f RSoGlHE EtaisA pu JTfGn os"yN; ".
AGAKA FALLS. and the West and principal local
points; dining car and chaircar to Buffalo,
sIlib5, 1900 noon daily. except sunday,
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS,"
Arrives Buffalo $3.50 p. N. Pullman vestibule Day
spi la carte. Conn cts at BunaIo with through sleep
ers to Detroit aud Chicago.
MAUCH L and intermediate points.
'l2t5b. 1915 i. NJ. sundays only, for EASToN.
MAuSH cHuNK, and tho coal bran Ines; ,,,v 90.
wILEfspihEh. frilTri,roS.s S@scNASHTo S4n aaS pri%.
;iPs, ,n, s,mea !, ; :; !, cnr 9or w G"nnsr,s for all poin''
w IaiSs; .fiG Fl y; 6S!ly; sASrP5 SUNDAY. and gl,n for
pal Intermediate stations, Connects for ~ point. IN
coal regions; Pullman Buret rarlor Car for wiikeS
.s,sS. s,sO p. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for
hAUCH CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair
.I,SB, BiIs i. NJ. daily for EAsToN and inter.
.G,so. TOO ]; N daily for BUFFALO. IAGAR
hule train y. Y. TO Chicago, sleepers to Buffalo and
.s,ss, s,ao p. NJ. daily. except sunday, stopping
only AZ SOUTH PLAINFIELD. EAsL0E, BEIiiLE'
n nfSng SAv sbr GHGT X Il S 4 \; IHSG ET!GEl SAfNE;
TORONTO. Pullman sleeper for Bnnalo. Sone but
sleeping car passenger carried; 10 nssSagc carried,
AGA. GENEVA ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO, EiAGAKA
FALLS. and all points West. Pullman sIe. per to
Additional local trains daily. except SUNDAY. for
BOUND BROOK aud intrrmediste polnts. Leave a, fol-
days only 4. NJ. .l:a5. @;ao, anI '5:55, $3.50 y. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman a.sonimnda,ion' ~ ~ G9is;
u. iaSth 81, i21 Rowory, \, e; $50 Fulton ST., /
Court 81, w b'way an r][%oSlyn Annsx. b%Iooklyn.
~. Y. Transfer 90. " I'll call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through 70 destination.
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Sreamuua
BOSTON

STOH1NGTON LINE via Stonington. Leave Pier
80, y. r., one block above Canal ST., week days only,
at o 7. N. Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
LINE. via New London. Leave Pier 40
(old NOD. N r.. next Desbrosses st. week days only.
At o F. NJ. Steamers City OF Lowell and City of
Lawrence.
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fall River.
Leave Pier ~. n. X, foot OF Murray st., week days
only. at $500 +. NJ. Steamers Priscilla and Puritan.
Orchestra on each.
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Proposals.

II s. ENGINEER OFFICE. 100 CRANKY st.. Norfolk.
". Va, Nov. Is. lBg7.-Sealed proposals for fur
nishinS and setting up an electric lighting plant at
O'Clock. noon. Dec. 23. 1897. and then publicly
opened. Information furnished on application.
THOS. l.. CASEY. Capt. Engrs.
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sseal estate fur Sale-gons aslana.
3ral GState ut auction.

ON all the lots TO he sold by
Jrre. Johnson. Jr.. At l2
O'Clock Tuesday, bee. 9TH,
IN the BrUoElyn Real Es
tate Exchange, No. lsU
Montague street. by order
Of the Executors Of tho
estate OF H. nry johnson.
duc'd, $50 LOIS, splrndidly
situated on COney Island
ave. Ave l., Eust l2th,
Fast 18Th, East 18th. East
18th, Fast 10Th, East 18th
md East 18TH hirects, in
the Cily ~ New YorEi
1lst Ward, Borough Of
B~ruUklyni streets all
made; every lot ready for
nfIanEn NJ Innn Inhnanu
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New YORK and Boston All Rail.

n. y. \. H. & II. X, Il. and connections.
From Grand central station.
Leave. ny way ~ Due.
400 A. Nj. SprtngNei and y o%rrcgter. 3:30 i. ".
1000 A. NJ. +Srw London aud IrOyidcnce. SCOOP. NJ.
1908 A. u. New London and Providence, I'S5 !. NJ,
l2 NJ, Springfield and Worcester. 6ilO i. NJ.
1890 y. NJ. Air line Aui y II H., 600 I. N.
l;OG L. NJ. y " LuuduI and providence, 400 J.. ",
1900 y. N. .Nrw London and Providence. 900 y. NJ.
400 l.. NJ, 'Sprlngtcld ANA Worcester. luiuO I. n.
BOO l.. NJ N"w LunUul aud Providence. II 900 y. ".
1900 y. NJ, '&prInghpld aud Worcester. b:la A. NJ.
1900 y. NJ, New lOnHOu ant Providence u go A. NJ.
"kuns daIly, inducing SUNDAY,
ttbAy state Limited; all paTlOr cars rare o. IN
GLIDING parlor ear sat,
.Atr Line Limited; arrives NJ ana departs from
Park Square station. boston, Return service same
hour and by same route.
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train.
c. I. HEhPSrEAD. Gen. hA1L Agent
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Sflrrt BOARD.

East Side.
-
y exceptional opportunity in handsome house.
IA near Waldorf. Astoria; commodious and attrao-
tive. with specially private features; second floor
suite. also single room; southern exposure; highest
references exchanged. 10 East Saith ST.
A ETH, Ill ~EAST.-Select bachelor apartments. new.
III ly anu elegantly furnished. with modern i'm
provements and c0nveniences; refined home for gen.
tlemen; reasonable prices for superior
tons.
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ALBANY Line,

Tho popular steamers and DEAN
VIII leave cid Pier Al, y. r.. foot Canal
st.. at 8 p. u. daily Sunday excepted). making direct
connections with trains North. East. and West.
HUDSON AND COXsACKIk ROATs
leave Pier ~. ". r., foot OF Christopher ST.. every
week day at 6 p. NJ.
KINGSTON LINE. West 10th at. Daily / p. NJ. Sat.
N urdays at /. Steamer BALDWIN, and ROMER for
Cornwall, SewbuTg. New Hamburg, Marlboro. Milton,
Poughkeepsie. HYDE Park. Esopus, K ngston, connect.
ing with L. ID. II. X. for all points in Catskllls.
NEW HAyEN.-Fare. 81; 81. 30.
Fast steamers leave Pier -. L. r., daily CSundays
excepted). 3 7. NJ. and IL midnight. arriving IN time
for trains to Nerlden, Hartford. Springfield, and
points North.
DAMSDELL LINE.-Steamers leave Pier "a. N. r,
III foot Franklin st. for Cranstou'e, West Point.
Cold Spring, Cornwall Fishkill landing, Newburg,
week days . T. NJ; sundays 8 A. NJ
TROY HO ATS. CITY OF % or SARATOGA
leaves West 10th st. daily. except Saturdays. q T.. NJ,
connecting with Delaware and Hudson ard EItchburg
trains. Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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ausiurss Chances.

DLTcuTc Send for Inventors Guide, free. G
rAlENIS, TATE& q Patent Sollcit's. s+b BY MY,
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2nruishrd Roums& Auartmruts to 1et
East Sioa-
DOTH ST. gag " 244 EAST.-Elegant rooms. 81
Oc to 50; gentlemen, respectable couples house.
keeping; transients accommodated.
Nest ~,tr.
I SECOND floor. bath, suite, private bath; board
1. optional; single rooms; references. II West SD.
I 9TH ST.. 40 WEST.-In comfortable house. large
L z sunny rooms, with private bath gentlemen only;
references.
I Eth ST, 27 furnished roomR:
~ tiled bathrooms uljoining; good attendance;
American family: central.
A Eth ST, 227 WEST.-A handsomely furnished
~ room. with bath; everything frst'class; gentle
men; reference.
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9atent6.

who fail to procure patents through Wed
Il derburn oAn have n. lr applications attended TO
free of charge. Am. PIERCE, lawyer, no Church st.
DATENTs for inventions procured promptly; low
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