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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-26
The great New York merchant of for

The great New OK mefCnduJ OF IUT-
mer days, Alexander T. Stewart, had
bright private secretary, Michael L
Keller, who now, at the age of 10, goes
to prison for swindling liquor dealer
out of S1S by means of worthless
check, and the curious circumstance
was brought out On his trial that he
had wife of only % years who is deep
| ly in love with him. and babe him tear
| full adieu when he went to prison for a
YEAR TOuiOurs IA femme.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-26
& 2 O. <.

FL Pasc Lodge. No. 1877
Meets FIRST and third TEesdays IN Odd Eel
lows hall. H. H. FoOO, H. H.
j. +. DoNOHUE, Secretary.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-26

BOARD OF Fire Directors meets every secon
"Wednesday General department meeting
second Wednesday in March. June. Septem-
her and December. J IuLlAE Preaident.
] b Payne, Con1ors, Chle1,
secretary PM Millspau4h. Asst Chief.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-26

ei Paso Chapter. No. I57, r. A. M.
Meets the second Wednesday OF each month
rfaf1v inyiIed GEO. f. TILEON Il. Z.
4. hAPLAN, Secretary.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-26
FOreste-s of America

EOresteCS or America.
COURT ROBIN HOOD NO. 1
Meets first and third w adnesdaY night of
each month in odd Fellows hall.
VIM, Eheinheimer, Q. r,
Il Col lander, Secretary.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-26

tsu3xssi Ssct!ssrfood OF Carpenters and join
sga of II F.sC-
ae@s= every Sunday At 10 a. N. at Labor
nal. Visiting mGniD5TS welcome.
EkGD = EtDES BhEh, Rec. ana Sec
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-26
AYERS PILLS cure indigestion and Headache
Prohibition IN Kansas.

The overwhelming defeat by the
Kansas legislature of the resolution
calling for the resubmission of the pro-
hibitory amendment indicates that. so
far from gaming ground, the resubmis-
sionist have been falling off since The
question was last submitted to legls-
lative expression. Commenting upon
the sentiment of the senate as revealing
by the action of the Legislature, the
Kansas City journal says:
Coming as this vote does on the
heels of an organized campaign made
by the Mystic Broth srhood, in which
it was boosted that every legislative
candidate who was not in favor OF
resubmission would receive the undlvId J.
ed opposition of the liquor Interests
it seems to furnish pretty good evidence
that Kansas in inseparably welded to
her prohibition law.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-26

Il peso CommanderY. no. ID, x. 7.
Meets fourth " Wednesday of each month at
Masonic hail. Visiting Sir Knights ceTolallS
Invited. GEO T. AALioN' L. ~
w s. RACE, Recorder.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-26
ucodmo1 of thS WoFic
80 10

&seets every second ana fourth Tuesday,
sscs, month sI Jaet9 fCrgat, G. a. Z. hall, y.
-, s..arU. suvereiS1ls and strangers cordially
H.. -;tgS a. IL. III Elm, NounGndar.
TatStsY PEAEgE, GleEG.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-26

1t is surprising at the number of
American ladies who are married to
prominent men of al nationalities and
reside in this capital. It is the subject
of a good letter of which l will write in
the future. GERONIMO.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-26

commercial advantages OF Ell Paso merit
that thorough pentaoho i
mater
m prosperity will issue possible an ed
HERALD,
prehe
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-26
/. O. .. f.

FIT Franklin Encampmont, l. o. O.
!, j.I,t of meeting FIRST and third Thursdays
j. a. Shannon, y. Z
HENRY L. CAPELL, Scribe.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-26

knighks CT FFonfF.
&eats second and fourth thursdays al csc
month Is OGc Folio VS. bail. Visiting brother
cCcdiaiiY invited. -uDv ,,,..,
Z. :. SHELTON, Reporter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22
Counirp Real Gsiats for Sale.
BETTER TINES AHEAD.


The best times our country has
ever known are dawning. 10 who
ever is awake to this fact, greeting
A large piece of property within
thirty minutes of New York City by
three railroads, on navlgable river,
Immediately opposite a thrifty city
of 10000 inhabitants. Several thou
sand feet Of water front suitable tor
factories such as those already built
on the opposite side of same stream.
Plenty of space back of it for home
sites. Bridges into the heart of the
adjacent city and trolley road
coming.
This property has not been hawked
about. The prcsen: owners nave
never before offered it for sale.
TO the right kind of buyer it is a
sure money-maker.
Write to call on
ALFRED COOLEY.
ia1 Wet 10Th St New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22
:, ,ox,ns,on-nve.. 2lxsss. four

.,ao ,sa foo, eas, NJ 1exingon-nve. 2lx9s9. four
s' By w SiHs Kennedy sale wn% w.
MacFarane referee No. s@ West Esn,yrour,n,
ST. north side lis feet W %e OF Due on judgment
s. IA subject TO first mortgage; etc. for s2si%
BY William Kennedy f1Tes,c east side q
feet south of Thirty ninth-st.. 36xSo iour n
and basement brownstone-fron' u"e''"s
'" BY Adrian H. Muller Son foreclosure SAFE Of
George L. Riyes rsferesi tSio
frame building and iwo-sory frame nun Ds Wast
stores street in rear r also fcei east Of Eighth
ave- esx2 one hreesiory and two WosUry
buildings also NO 2ss to ~ r Mbti siaxa
five and six story brick brewery and
brick office also nor'nsas xc So' ihreesory frame
building with store and wos vs. ei eysncenth-s
north side 100 feet east of Eghthave $50 oy 1 w
Ss5 by west 81 by north jSI by west ABOUT - Tour
spn' I'VE " story brick brewery buildings on Nos TX
"a, nd 253 to 25j; three-story frame pui.uS L'd
ings in rear Of No 2 to III also No }ec; oa TO o.
West Eightoenth-st north sue sue, hr,ci and frame
ss and iencmenis with two-story frame bu'u
inc and four-story brick tenement In rear Due u"
at No . Ibcrty-st by Richard v Harnett
CO. public lion sale ZOO IN aS5xs i've
story ard basement brick nat also ls ahrdsc
south side. about ga iec' east u
HT %SnrsGay FEB BY Peter r. Never c1
foreclosure sale Horace SecOr, IT., ftl'i''' ~ ~
West F,irhtv-scventh-st. north SIDE F't i',' w, w
Of Columbus-ave. l6Sxlo0sis. three-stoT!, a'eu '"
mont brick dwelling Due on Judgment. s@'s.; -,
Ey Peter T. Meyer Co. foreclosure sie. ra Nv, 81
T. Mccall referee No. 30 West Ninety iia :,
south side "a feet west OF Eighthavc, lSniv'd -,
four-story and basement brick dWe''ihs' D"o ""
Nv peter F. Meyer G. CO.. foreclosure SAFE ,,,f ~
,rara Tacohs referee northwest corner OF fltn
ave and Clinton Place. 2s6xi,D. lOur-s'e eay
Stone front DIV cling Duc on judgment s"',.. -
BY William Kennedy. force osHrc s'e; ds sde
7 patterson referee 40. 923 lrcok-aVe., weSl Siu
a. IL feet south of One-hundred- and-sN
q 2xe KS 9x5si to Port Morris BIancn hai !, ,a
four-storv brick tenement. Due on Judgment s1;flo
Friday. Feb. 26-By Adrian H. Muller s q 2o,.
aesignee's sale Bcnjamin Barker, lr., ass'E e
West End-avc east side, e5il feet south oil W., -
cnty-sixth-st iA5xl0Dx -x&6xllsx,oIV' s's c,enty
End-avc west side. els feet south OF Severn
sixth@sf ls2x1Gxiss xto; also. interior lot pega ga,
Ming 100 feet wcs. of West End-ave ana oil re-,
south Of Scveny-sixth-st.. runs south ~ ny We,
OK by. north about "A by east 215 all right tl'e anu
intercs. OF John C. + Lathrop, bankrupt on Marcn
Is. 1875. -, -, William g
Wilson referee Mott-ave. east SIDE, =" zee, ill.,
Of I MONEYS lot as shown on map OF the Ei i,.
~ Mott Haven Manor OF Morrisania. town OF " -
Farms COX iGxs0xl4 running through 10 Nv u
and Harlem Railroad. Due on judgment, SIo,Vo,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22
"RoB. KyEEBS GETS NO QUARTER.
FRESH PROCEEDINGS NAY RE iNsriioiS Ed
.c.rSsT HIM WHEN HIS TERM EXPIRES

Berlin. Feb. 2-The difficulty confronting boo
Kneebs. the American trotting- horse-o"her oo"
victed OF ringing horse on the "er''''" -. 49,
..ss sor,orcod 20 nine months imprisonment. In
doc,d,ny whether TO accept his sentence or make
second appeal was largely question OF eSps' ~
kneebs has been nearly ruined by the COSTS o, rn
worse TO cone 1t is said that kneebs Is 10 a.
ceeded against for attempting unduIy TO n,nn
er,a;n yvitnesses one of whom may he men
toned the hotel-keeper Nix. and another Ira ns
II the court should thus proceed asaihst N 80
A. VII yin not no lei out even on bail after the ex
,aration of his sentence. because the iaW aU ',,
hard labor for such an offence, ana the W. W.,
evcr Kneebss guilt may be, his lot has has. been ~, a
bard one considering that he voluntarily c""o
nvnr from America TO stand his first trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22
Many ENTRIES FOR 4 CRoSS-COUNTRY RUN

The cross-country run TO be given by the hh'che'
booker Athletic Club to-day has attracted eoou
entry list Hamilton Gray. of the ST. Georges A'n,
etic Club: Louis Liebgold and +. Chrisuansen' Vi
The Ncw-Jcrsey Athletic Club r. Pfortner, OF me
pas,tme Climb and other fast men are entered
some of the other entries are NJ Norris wis Vice.
men: John ]. Herman ST. bartholomew ',1S
John f. Emight and H. d. Egglest rast'' "l,nnnr
ietic club: W l.. Betz and Frank Sweek. ohPPe'
Athletic Club Thomas Ward and BENJAMIN IN NIL MI,
ney Katonah Athletic Club; i. McNabp, De 'a ae
I,;cs,,n,. + / Farrell Monroe Athletic CLUB; Inc
hest train TO take is the one leaving the Hiahu 'e
tral station Harlem road. al 1875 O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22
ERIE RAILROAD,

as follows and nve minutes earlier from West sd
.,.OO A. M.--Nestibuled Express Daily Tor Wayerly.
Blnghamton. Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
T. NJ. parl1r n e. Iutaio
train Tor Chicago via Chautauqua Lake. ceve-
land T:i0 \ NJ Chicago = NJ Sleepers 10 Chicago.
Cleveland aud Cincinnau plnns Car.
-.rn a, N-RuTaio and Cleveland Ncsfhuet
,,a,;r arriy"' Buf,aio 5.i5 \ NJ Bradford us A NJ
jamss,Swn SIS 4 NJ. cleveland l:l5 T. NJ Slsepers
Buffalo and Cleveland ahS "Hee connexions Tor De-
troit Chicago and the west
Sax MA Cnaufaugua Lake and Niagara Falls
Daily Solid train Chicago. sie'pers 10 iionesville.
t,nir,1o snI Gin, nnati. Dining Car.
r,1rc'E FITS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Ill. li3 26i. io and 957 BROAD
-, to- p,wery $50 East l25th - ard ~ West ic5th-
ST. chambers and West sd 81 ferries New-york; ss3
a,t 200 Fulton i9o Broadway. BROOKLYN POI Hudson
e. iJobok,r and Jersey City station Wescot, Express
calls Tor and checks baggage from hotels and residences
o destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22
BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Leave New-York. foot OF Liberty ST., dahy'
CHICAGO, D. m, and IL Is night. . ,..
PITTsBukG, 800. eS sun; sun i2,,o m n'sn''
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 500, 10 uD3ngn caC,
II 80 a m dining Carr. 2 $50 Dining carr D ,Dnlns
rsrI n M 10 n night Sunday. 10 Dining Car, il3O
a. m. Dining Car). Dining car) . D.rics carr I'D
night
NORFOLK. 11.3O a. m daily. 49, -,
NEW-ORLEANS. Through Sleeper, $50 D. m 'Suh'dy
200 p. m). x,,..
All trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light: .
Offices: 1l3. 112 pol. Az $40 Bway. 81 r. i4n ~,
1871 Bowery. ~ y; 1886. 344 Futons. Brookyn station
OF Liberty St.. ". c. r, r. Of n j. baggage checxeo
from hotel or residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22
SANE FINE FOR 4 NAN As FOR A WOuAN.

raues Carson a respecta BILE looking man OF mid
die age who refused to give his address. was ar
raigned before Magistrate Kudlich IN AorK'''o
Court yesterday charged with stopping women
when he was drunk and talking TO them IN lh'ie-
ave Saturday night. Carson admitted pelHs ,.-
toxicated but said that he knew nothlhg OF l ndN
ing accosted women Magistrate kudnch sileu
Carson SO saving: when woman guilty. OF 80,
lcitinr comes before ne fine her $40; VII,
dne men the same" Carson paid mis- me anu
hurried from the courtroom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22

pfrREAu OF THE PUBLIC ADMI ILLUSTRATOR.
li9 Nassau St, New York
February 9th 1897.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant to
~ chapter 6lO Of the Of 1925 that the statement
81 the rcc~ and expenditures OF the Public Admin
istrator during the is? published In the city
Record three three weeh beginning
January nth 1897 WILLIAM NJ HOES
Public Administrator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22
SHORE R.K.

lrans Fave " i2d y. SIMON \. A., as I0..5"A nd
IL m earlier from foot Franklin 81.
:,..tO A NJ. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo.
c,rS A Daily for Albany. ltlca. syracuse. ltochess
-" Rndalo Niagara Fails Toledo Cleveland Chicago
It,:,, A. NJ DAILY. eNcep, sunday, 10 Sa,.kin Noun"
Nev-ialtz Lakes MchonA and MnneNaskAs
Albany Utica Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George far'N
Albany. So ...-
6,OO p NJ Diiiy 70. Albany. Montreal Utica. syracuse
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara fails io'Vh'o' pe'''e
..tn NJ naly except sunday. for Syracuse. Roches-
S,is p ~ paiiy for Albany Utica syracuse Rochester.
p"ralo Niagara Fails Toronto Detroit Cleveland Chi
csgo and St Louis.
Tine tao,es az principal hotels and o'hces
A''"e % \, = aNn,RT General Passenger Agent
- ) Vanderbilt ave. New Yort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22

RFRNARDSVILLE, N. j. Ss. snn e0""2 %
-, Lsa,,fifu grounds Old pures' sprins
,,onfan sccnery elevation 500 feet one hour from
Xe, York ENANDER IL. S'HiEh, Wan
I,rar-TrFt-r NTRY HOME In vicinity of Planhelf
* ali cfty conveniences. Location elevated an !
Ie,tfl summer and vnter. brick. II rooms HARDWOOD
49, bo, later heat electric light and gas large car
,ga tcuse ami stables: buildings modern ~ acres bea
,t@-r, SHADED lawns privs" cottage uentahl-, near
,e,of ard les; railway Communicative WIN cy' SAL"
81 900. mi particulars EDW. J.. HAMILTON q co..
81 Broadway.
u,Op s,rr-Iiais cash: elegant mansion: cabinet fin
tst. III imrrovomert. depot. one hour out city
ileee seminary schools all highest order. churches all
denomIna,ions: elegant society. EXECUTOR. III Broad
way. Room %
TIME STOCK FARM ~ GEORGIA.
II residence. 20 tenant houses; 300 acres
e- rich boiforn land all In cultivation for summer and
unter nasre Peach orchard Of 100 The entire
rrorcr,r we offer for sale for siO0D. An attractive
Mace for "A colony. Address SOUTHERN DEVELOP
MENT co. II Wall -
NOR sAIE-Flushing l.. L. modern house, 10 -ooms
and bath; convenien, 10 station; lot 6oNl'" Price
5000. ,., o co ~ pra,o,. y Y
NOR sAIE-Farms; large. small: half cash good on,
i p1riuniy secure country homes. FIELDER, III
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22
SOME OF LAST WEEKS BIG SALES
Among the important sales Of real estate of TIN
last week are the following:


John D. crimmns purchased from Bridget G.
city lots, lying between First-ave. and the
SIS, together with the waterfront. for Sl75OOo.
Townsend q Mahan were the brokers; large
on the plot and the yards will also be situated
The large Richneld apartment house. at Nos. 2s5
237 2ae and 2.l West Forty-thrd-st:, n.story
brick hreproof building on plot % feet front by 100
deep was sold by Mrs. Rosina Nollhart TO an in
weston for about $4,000
Henry Corn sold through T. s. Clarkson & Co. TO
the McCrcady estate Nos. al and l4S Fifth-ave. be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty-iirsi SIS new zen.
4sxSD feet. The estate gives in part payment the
five,story brick storage warehouse on plot lcxS2
No. 20 West Third-st six-story brick building on
Lalor & Beringer sold to Myer Foster. for Albert
Wagner, the six-story building at No. ~ Nassau
ST. Fulton-st. The seller bought the property
in May last for $4,000. and has since spent con-
Offices and store purposes. Mr.. Wagner takes in
Nos lis and 12O East Ninety-thrd-st.. cjxlOl.
J. b. Ketcham sold for Mrs. Julia f. Cameron to
J. II. Flelsch the four-story stone-front dwelling.
2o1lxS5. including extension xlDl on the southwest
corner of Mount Morris Park. West, and Onc-hun-
house was built in 1890 but has never been occu-
pied. 1t was bought by the seller at foreclosure
Mrs Charles Guldet sold about $4,000 her four
story. stone-front dwelling, with lot 25xio, No. IL
enth SITS. 10 DIR. Frank II. Bosworth. who has
foud buysr al svS fG ,r ms present story
Forty-sixth-st
H. II. Cammann & Co.. conformity with Douglas
Robinson e. Co.. sold for Mrs. Fannie Robinson the
hve-story ron-front store and loft building. lot
25xl00 No. 70 Murray-st.
William Spence sold the ive-story building No %
Pear-st.. 3isxs4xa5.lxsG running through and in
Guiding No % Bridge-s'.. for about $4,000.
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
Among the auction sales scheduled for this week
to take place at No III Broadway. unless otherwise
specified. the following
Tuesday. Feb. 23-Ry Peter r. Meyer Co.. fore
closure sale John Delahunty. referee. northwest
corner Of Eghth-ave and e-hundred-an nd elev
enth-st., q 6iex99Ili&, hve-stcry brick fiat with
stores Due on judgment A&l8
BY D. T. Ingraham. foreclosure sale. Frank j.
| Dupignac referee. No. II East One-hundred-and-
sixteenth-st. north side. 30 feet east OF Madison
ave- 3OxlU with all title TO strip in rear. 3Oxl0
inches fve-story brick fiat. Due judgment; sub
| ject 10 first mortgage for $6.433
BY james l.. Wells. foreclosure sale. David Thorn
son. referee. No. 3i5 West Broadway, east side 100
feet north OF Grand-st. 25xlJ. seven-stOry brick
| factory. Due on judgment. s443l3.
Wednesday, Feb. H.-By Peter r. Meyer 4 Co.
foreclosure sale. William S. Andrews referee. No
80 West Seventy thirdst. south side. 81 feet east
| of West End-ave, l73x75s. threc-story and base
ment brick dwelling Due on judgment. 81 i15; sub
| feet 10 first mortgage for tl50r.
By D. p InCraham, partition sale, Charles W.
Dayton. referee. No 40 East Thirty hrstst. south
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22
Railroads.
.ENNSYLVAN

61kAAA63\>kS
STATIONS loot .: DEsDnOssLs AND CokTLAND9
500 A. 81. FAST MAI.~raiman Bune, Sleeping cas
900 A. H. FAST IfNE"pittscaTs and Cleveland.
1000 A. NJ. PENNsYLvANLA LIMITED -P1iimaa
Walton Cars. For Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo. cincia-
natl Indianapo,s. Louisville. 81 Louis a...
300 r: NJ. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExPHEss-
600 r. N. WESTERN ExPRt.ss.-For Cleveland.
cncsro F2 T2lTE snfP 1 E:SPRyror clncs-
nsu H. isyiile. Indianapolis. ST. Louis. -.
500 Il. 81. PACIFIC EXPREss-For Pttsburg ana
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo excsps
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
,,ongre'-'on1 Lin. al PsrIor and Dinns oa xss
Sunday & H. go il a. 20 'consress.onai Linz"
all Paror and Dining Cars, 40 DINING Carr, tDn-
sd ,ps SIR @sS Lml,ed ,sop
ATISS4fS co snPr'i. - F sps sH
cE Tss'Sfysk EIP' OHIO * RAiL@Ar daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOIK.-s a q.
week days ana 8 p m daily ~ w.ss-s,v,
Grove and Point Pleasant. 30 a. M, ~ " :" oi"
and 1870 p ToR ," rr1iiiIiliAD s. 70 m
ing Can. Ii a. M. ~. l., 20 :, ~ 80 'Din,ns
iais nr rhtr" s,nda5s T. $50 . sao 10 drnsd,:
DINING Is carr m Dnins ca sss p isis
riekst omces Nos 4ss ou 1925. 1872 Ill and 2si
Broadway Aston House ana fost Coo q, a, sss,
1.sna nf r,,ookyn Annex station Brookiyn
station Jersey CITY The New York Transfer Company
viii ca for and chccl BAGGAGE from hotels ard resi-
dencss through TO destination y WOOD
J. Il. HUTCHINSON. u My -.
General Manager. Csrerai rass nse"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22

( ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Irie.
un- received at their Uptown ONCE NO LA: Mo
- ccr north OF II. until y oSock y m. ~.
,,rti.emen,s received the following branch Ones
ave- cor 93i-s ias ch-ave cor I'm y, Ms ss, ~
Ar az. .pt i4ths Columbus near West oosn,
roe W., 90 4, alar ctn ave ~ East 18th ct ~
West toi -, between 7th and sth AYES i.9 Eas sss-
Tffh ant Isth SITS luu::~ %
Az. near 6is, al, Ios istave. near sah 81; ooo g,
ave near xi- st: AS4 I'd ave 20 Eieeckes 81, -
Rieeckrr at 2e0S ad-aye: 40 Ess' 18th ~ 81.
ave e62 ~ Amsterdam ave ."' Mes. -. ~
~ .y" lis, al ave- near eth st.: eot East whit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22
Relisious Notices.
~~.~S~>~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~>>r~N~~-N~~o-
COOPER UNION,

MT hurSe sings seats 'ree' BOOTS open -'"'
A ENTERTAINMENTS and subscriptions The Trih
~ received their Uptown once. No. i2t2 Broad
way. I'd door north Of 3ist until o'clock
,ertsements received the following branch offices
regular offce rates until o'clock p M: viz 2:t Str
=. 23i ST 49, gh-aye. i2hst.. Macy'r
9th ave-. and itth ~. Columbus ave West 0sth
at l08 West t2d st. near 9th ave. % East ith st 23
West 42d At between 1th and sth lQ East &ith-
81 iass 81, avs bstwsen 18th and IIth ,ts io2a 50
ave-. near list IT.. 80 ID ave-: 2ia Blsecker-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-22
ROYAL Blue LINE,

WASHINGTON - oo.
:, For ,n PhaJeRsls west dIy 20 80 sSS POO 2-s
Parlor Carr. 30 500 Dining Carr, 600 ';3o -, 200 p
NJ 1915 right sundays. 40 800 1000 u 80 'D ,a
INK carr A. NJ 200 100 500 Dining Carr p ~.
1915 night. H.. G M ,ooo
For Bait more and Washir Gton. week GAYS 500 lev
II 80 Dining Carr A. NJ. 200 800 300 LD,ning ccar
p NJ l2.i5 night SUNDAYS ro'e, II:se 0DJnhs 's'
Tickets and pa-rcar seats can be secue5 ~ ,2s OK
~ Str Az 81 East iih s. l53 f:s.t r2,h -os.s
6, SEQ r, ton St BROOKLYN: ?s Broadway Williams.
burg The Nev-Y0rl Transfer Company u, csN ,or ana
check baggage from hotels or residence - ces'raon
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
,ADthraclt- coal used exclusively
For tracks Automatic Block SlCr ais.

,ADthracltz coal used exclusively
For tracks. Automatic Block Slgrals
On after January p. 1927, -.
Trains leave station fO4t + Liberty 81,
For Easton. Be,ll ,hcr Aeniown Maunch C11 sn '
go rs $40 On - Eas'on) \. r.. l:ln - I'D
a 20 to Easton).. - 30 TO Alentownl p u sunday"
80 q: 70 Easton) A. NJ. i;V, 30 J.. NJ . ~
For Wilkesbarre Ptrt0n. and scranton e'io ~ NE
10 10 as r NJ. sur'la,s, 40 \. ~ =. ,.,o
30. 200 49, 300 - 200 p ~ u y p ,Ssis ,Iss,
For Harrisburg 81 l.3o $50 e.i0 II 80 NJ. "a
10 ~ 20 ':y9 90 20 81, l2 I'M ns"'
For sunbrry. Lewisburg and Wliiamsport a, ~ ~
9O a. NJ $40. 100 300 T. 81 sundays. 40 A. s'-'
500 p VI. 1890 ~. r,,
ALL RAIL no IL: ..
FOR LONG BIIANcH. OCEAN Grove; &c o...,
For Rcd Bank Long Branch. tsbIry PARK Ceeau
Grove and points sou,n Point pessant 20 ~ ~
zoe s.i5 p NJ sundays stops Ineriaken for Asbury
Park and Grlvsi 900 A. ". 100 y. II
For LAKEWOOD -.
49, 1915 A. NJ. i:45- . 49, ''io 0'Ss Saturdays o'"
For Toms River, narneg.t PARK. and Barnesa'' '"'
For Atlantic city Vineand and Briize,on. 40 A. NJ.
F. Eor Monmouth Beach seabright and II q lants Of
NsyesinK 90 $50 1915 A. NJ. 30 i:i5 AIS. 40
tsCn
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Gcaehcrs.

CNTCCFSSFTI. English cOverness desires re-eneagenc1t
- TO children under ~ fluent French drawing ana paint
Ing. CITY reference c. T.. Box 81. l.2io Broadway
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Gountrn Eropcrtn 90 Ee:.
SUv'1II, No Js TNFIRNIsilED HOUSES:
ali Improvements. season or wear. HICKS BROS. oppo-
site station. y. T. office. III Broadway
NEW HOUSE desiIably located In Bloomfield. " j..
~ - rooms. and electric lighting; al modern i'm
provemenfs particulars inquire on
I il. HASKELL. Washington New York.
u or RENT in Ilewcllyn Park. Orange y. J-Thrd
E minutes from electric
30 minutes from y y All modern Improvements.
b bedrooms bathrooms. all complete order one
acre In lawn and shade T.. +. HAMILTON & co. 90
broadway. o II. .. BROWNING. owner. Orange. y. j.
20 SOTTH-Thc coming distrc: for great develop
II meni. Thousan going from West and East 10
settle and Cheap farms; two Fine
fruit lands. timber lands mineral properties business
openings enterprises 81 all kinds Investigation
Ncted. SOUTHERN DEVELOPMENT co.
10 Wall 81
S,UMMTT. y. J.-Furnshcd and unfurnlshei houses TO
- let. season wear: small: all improve
rnenfs Once open NashnetOns Birthday.
T.. g. POTTER opposite station.