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Archbishop Keano Rerurnlnr TO Rome.

Archbishop John J. Keane. formerly rector of
the Catholic University at Washington, and
now Canon OF tho Lateran Basilica and Con-
Bultor for American Affairs TO the Propaganda
at Rome. will sail for Europe to-day on La Gas
cogne. He goes directly to Rome. Archbishop
kenne has been in this country for several
visit the l nited States ana make a report upon
tho condition of the Roman Catholic Church
here upon his return.
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Killed By q Premature blast.

KINGSTON. Oct. 22.-This morning Arnold
Johnston, boss p~lasterer in Andrew J. s nyder's
cement quarry in Lawrenceville. was instantly
killed and two quarrymen were dangerously
hurt by. a premature blast. Johnston had a
round of twenty holes to explode, but made a
miscount, for when he went to the blast there
was a premature explosion OF one hole that had
hung fire, and Johnston had the entire front OF
his head blown off. Two other men, Baily and
Shader, were dangerously hurt, and u score or
more were hurt by flying stones.
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Made Their own Funeral Arrangements.

NEwBURo. Oct. 22.-William ]. TerwillIger,
who was buried here yesterday. on the day he
was taken sick with typhoid fever foretold his
death. While vet in mental condition to do so
he made all his funeral arrangements, and even
he wished 10 act rs pail bearers. Capt. ieunder
Clark, who Was buried here to-day, also made
fore he died. lie also gaye directions for an
autopsy. and 1t was found that death was
caused by a tumor In the stomach weighing six
DOunds.
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Ar,u,.rymeu for s%ulll,ap,s Island.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. Oct. GA detachment OF
soldiers from Battery c, First Artillery. Us A.,
arrived here to-day from st. Augustine. Fla.
for Sullivan's Island. There are siNty.four men
and three officers. The detachment is sent here
to guard the Qualifications.
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lpmtstir serrants ayantta.


IN"HAMBERMAlDS. young, competent cooks. laun.
u dresses. go mattresses. French nurses. French,
German. and English ladies' maids; cooks who wash
And iron. kitchennlaids, buffers, second men. Mrs. l..
SEEI.Y'S employment Bureau 6S West ED ST.;
servants entrance 3o2 9th av.
COMPETENT cook for Newport; small family;
" wages S35.
COMPETENT butler aud chambermaid for Philadel.
- phia; hrs..class reference required.
Mrs. l.. SEELY. 352 9TH av.. corner 22d st.
COOK and laundrcss for New Rochelle; wages $40;
" small family best references,
Mrs. L. sEELY, 952 9th av.. corner 22d st.
(,ooK for Sing Sing; wages $50; best references re-
~ quired.
DRoTESTAST cook for Albany; wages 825; best
Il references required. Apply
Mrs. l.. sEELf. 3bs 9th av.. corner 22d st.
DROTESTAST waitress for Hyde Park; small fam
i lily; wages SIS; best references.
Mrs, l.. SEELY, 352 9Th nv, corner 22d at.
SWEpIs cook for Boston; wages ei5; best refer.
- ences required.
"ANTED-Two cooks for Morristown; wages S25
w and S85; hest references required.
Mrs. l., SEELY. 332 9th av.. corner ED At.
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Took CArDollo Acid In MlstaLs for whlsLey.

Sarah Wilkinson. so years old, who lived with
her sister, Jane Wilkinson. at III Douglass
street, Brooklyn, was i'll on Thursday night and
she took from the closet a bottle which she
thought contained whiskcy. There wcrc two
bottles in the closet and one was filled with car
bolic acid. She drank some OF The acid. She
WAS taken to the Long Island College HOSPITAL
whore she died early yesterday morning
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Garrison Estate owes Grlrr. Nothing.

In the action brought many years ago by Clark
Robinson Griggs for an accounting Of transac-
tions involving several million dollars against
the estate OF the late Commodore Cornelius X.
Garrison. the Appellate Division of the Supreme
Court has reversed a decision of the lower c urt
giving Griggs a judgment of 1910 ll6 against
the estate OF Garrison. and ordered Judgment
absolute. dismissing the complaint. The APP
pellate Division holds that tho estate OF Commo-
dore Garrison owes nothing to Griggs.
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a hospital before I would get well. had
female troubles in their worst form, suf.
fered untold agonics every month; my
womb tipped back to my backbone; had
headache, hysteria, fainting spells, itching.
leucorrh9a.
MY feet and hands were cold all the
time, my limbs were so weak that l could
hardly walk around the house was troubled
with numb spells. l have taken four bot
ties of Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, one bottle of her Blood Purifier,
one package of her Sanative Wash, and am
entirely cured. have not had one of those
numb spells since. Can you wonder that l
sing the praises of n medicine that has
cured me of all these ills f"-Mrs. LOUISA
PLACE, $50 Belmont ST., Brockton, Mass.
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Charles Distier Gets SAT. 900 for the Loss or a

Tho Long Island Railroad Company was
mulcted in the sum OF Sl7,5 500 in the Supreme
Court in Brooklyn yesterday in the suit Of
Charles Distler. who lost his left leg in a collision
at East New York on June II, 1900. The case
was dismissed by Justice Brown in 1898. and
the General Term aiiirme cd the Judgment Of the
lower court. but the Court of Appeals reversed
the decision, and ordered that the facts be sub
mitted 10 n jury.
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HARRISBURG. Pa, Oct. 22.-Henry Ives Cobb
has been selected as the architect Of the new
Capitol OF Pennsylvania. He designed the
Fisheries building at the Worlds Fair and was
Fair Board OF Judges. He has designed many
buildings in Chicago.
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observation-disclosures, &c.

w de and tool maker for tlnware cana.
w BILE OF estimating on dies for special work In
Aheet metals; state age. experience, when and where,
nationality, and wages expected, Address
SEAVEY MFG. co. 1870 North ST., Boston.
WANTED-Thoroughly experienced and practical
w bOokbinder 10 al position as superintendent and
foreman I'm n Western Edition bindery employing
about goo hands. Address II. q. r., care OF l.. G..
Fuller 4 CO., 2S Reade 81.
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Nauted-fH,naleS.

A DEXTER machine feeder; must be first class.
N +. Z. GRADY. +6l West Broadway.
WANTED-Learners on artificial flowers: bring
w parents. Apply FUCKER Il JOSEPHY
7l5-7l7 Broadway.
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The Rev. Lorenzo Mason Clarke Accepts tho
Call to brooklyn

The Rev. Lorenzo Mason Clarke has resigned
the pastorate Of the Park Central Presbyterian
Church at Syracuse and accepted the call to the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church in Brooklyn. az the
successor OF the Rev. DIR. Charles Cuthbert Hall.
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Srlrrt Board.

West size.
CLlNToN PLACE, S4.-Large and small rooms,
with or without board; Southerners accommo-
dated; reference.
10TH ST, 1879 wEST.-E1cellent board; families.
III gentlemen, willing to pay fair prices; good ser
vices references.
S)2D ST.. Ar wEST.-Ncw England lady has mod.
80 crate priced rooms. large and small; bountifui
table; references.
9th ST. 81 WEST. = Handsomely furnished
.)f rooms. singly or en- suite; excellent board;
references.
-ETH ST. l5l wEST.-Large second room. private
~ bath, superior board.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through Trains IrnNU Now YOfk, fOOt Of UNhWDofu
st. rs follows, and ive minutes earlier from Wose
2Ii ~:
Onn 4. M.-vcstihule Express daily for Bingham
J.UO ton, Wavcry.. Eimira. Buffalo bradford. ar
Tv = ruralO 500 t. ~, Parlrr ear To Bunalo.
D.nlP r.. M.-vcstibule lmitcd,-Fast mail daily.
~ Solid train for Chicago. via Chiutanqna
Lake. arrives cleveland 1850 4, 81, Chicago . j, NJ.
~slccIers to Chicago, Cleveland. and Cincinnati Din
ing car
7..)l y. VI. -BuGa!o ami Cleveland Vestlbule TX
.s)O press daily. arrives at BuifalO 100 4: NJ,
Bradford 7;l7 4. NJ, jamestown Iinb \. NJ. Cleve"
land 1880 4. NJ ~tSl"rprrs To lmfalo and Clevclandl
making direct connection for Detroit, Chicago, ana
the West. cafe Library Car,
o. o.. M.-DAILY-via Chautauqua Lake and
C.iD Niagara Fails. Solid train To chicago. Sleep
rrS t" Iiornellsville, Chicago, and 'inrinnati' Dining
Car,
VICKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS. AND PuLLNA9
j A~CrOMMOpATIpSS al III, III. 2dl. Sol. h"y
gj7 R.-aIway, l2i Rowcry, l56 ETst lyhth st., -
81 West l2jth 81. ~ChumberS and West 2ai ~ ferries,
Now York; 1913 ANA 1:b Fulton Il, 100 b~r0adway,
Brooklyn: 20p Hudson 81, lIUbpkcn. ind Jersey CITY
station, Wc-trptt's Express calls for and checks bag
gag from hotels and residences to destination.
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Railroads.
SRtlrGadS.
Lehigh Valley System.

-SeAoHA ~
Stations foot of West Esd st. penn. r. r., cortlandt
Indicates time from West 2ad ST.. other figures
dis. a'ao 4, y. daily SUNDAY :o;lS. "A. NJ
for MACH GHuXK AND intsrmeaiat w, s Sriops npp
sch%SfoS week days.; EhIiKA G@sss asS5:
s Hlaa&k.A r GEGsS and , EoS @lsi aaa principal sphFk ioc;ai
points; dining car and chair car TO BUFFALO.
lo;es lo,ao A. n. sundays only. for BOUND
io,as 1850 A NJ. daily. except Sunday, for
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points.
BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
t t55iSSs R nna PSri Si9 Cars r; ii Dining na,l Gs4 se Hsi,ien's s nsy
n la Carte. Connects al Buffalo with through slee pers
.Is'.S. is.ao !. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for
y CHvSk and ,nteIInedIate points. erv
MAUCH CHUNK. and the coal branches.
Wi nis E:p iti% r p,i n 41iiy' SEX SfesI pro SUNDAY, tr
cipal intermediate stations. Connects for all points
In local regions chair car for wilkesbarre.
w~ini.iKsEspHtRfiKf iP;rTSTsTotN:' SCRANTON %" nnd prin'
cipal intermediate u stations p G%nnects FOR al! points
.i:SS. n,Ia p, NJ. daily for EAsToN and inter.
SIi1P NJ daily. exGspt SUNDAY. Express
tious. Connects for ReNdinG anu Harris urg. Chair
.e,ss. ssoo +. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. IAGAR
FALLS. and all points West. Pullman sleeper vesti.
hu'e train n, y. 10 Chicago. sleepers to Buffalo and
.,'ss. s;a1 r, y. Gg Viii GtGert sgTpGSSy. ssA192p,PEIIqqs
HEM. MACCH CHUNK, l.. Is II. JUNCTION, SAYRE.
GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, BATAVIA. and BUFFALO.
Pullman sleeper for IIGnalo. None but sleeping car
pas, engers carried. No baggage carried.
SiSH, OiOO T., NJ, daily. for THACA GENEVA.
ROCHESTER,, BtFFALO. NlAGARA FALLS, aud all
points West. Pullman ]Slcepers to WilkesGarre aud
Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily. except sunday, for
BOUND BROOK and Intermediate points. leave an
Follows; Is: 80. a:n0 \. N. 1855. 2;3O. 1853, 4:2O.
and '5;55, $40 r. NJ.
Tickets aud rUllmln accommodations al ll3. POI,
273, 35b. WI AMI la2J Broadway, ~ T., lth ST., 1871
T.. l25th st.. l27 Buw"rv, y, Y, $40 Fulton St, 4
Court NJ, o. B'way. aud I~iro0klyn Annex. BROOKLYN.
y. Y. Transfer co, Will crl for ani check baggage
from hotel or residence through to destination,
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WHITE STAR LINE,
BOSTON AMI ~NEMENGLAND,

FALL RIVER LINE, via Newpor: and Fall River.
Leave Pier Is. N L.. foot OF Murray ST.. week days
and sundays ut $3.50 p. NJ. steamers Priscilla and
Puritan. Orchestra on each.
SIDNlSsTOS LINE. via Stonington. Leave Pier
80. y. r.. one block above Canal ST.. week days only,
at u i. NJ. Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE. via New London. Leave Pier 40
(old MOI. y. r.. next Desurosses ST., week days
only. at q p. N. Steamers City OF Lowell and Rhode
Island.
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Real estate Scr sat-aruuhlyu.

LNOR ALE handsome detached cottage home,
L new on three lots; all modern improvements san
iIary plumbing; at ay Ridge, brooklyn; thirty min.
utrs from New York Lity Hall. cheap, terms To suit.
Address +. e.. box l72 Sun oficr.
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DELAWARE, LACK lWANNA & WESTERN
t. u.
Stations In New York. foot or barclay ana
christopher SITS.
vESTIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BuFFEH
CARS. IbINrSClI LIGHT.

Direct route to Newark. Bluomhcld. Montclair. the
Oranges. summit. Bernartsville, rasking Ridge. Mad
ison, MOrr.stuwn. PaS'aic. Paterson. Bnontnn. Dover,
Stauhopc. Newton, Hudd's Lake. Lake HOpatconY,
HacEettstOwn n. SchoDley's Mountain, Washington.
PhiliiUsbury. Eastun, Water Gap, Stroudsburg. Pocono
Mountain, scranton. Plttston, Wilkosbarre. Nanti-
coke. Danviilc. Nortlumbcrl and. MontrOsc, Bingham.
ton. oxford. Norwich. Wateryille. Utica. Kichneld
Springs, Cortland, Syracuse. OSw"go. Ithaca, Owegot
Elmira. CORNING. Bath, Dansvlllc, Buffalo,, and all
points West, Northwest, and southwest.
500 4. M.-BlnghamtOn Mail. Stops at principal
stations.
1000 4. M.-CCafe carl-BunalO. Scranton, Bing.
hamton Owego. Ithaca, Elmira. Utira, Syracuse. and
OswcgoE Express. Pullman bunet parlor cars. Con-
Meeting al Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
loo y. N.-Scranton, Ringhamton, and Elmira EK-
press, Pullman bufct parlOr cars,
400 a.. M.-ScrantOn, Wllke-harre. and Plymouth
Exprcs.. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
1000 q. NJ. -CDalyJ-Ch.cag YrStibule Limited ED
press for scranton, BlnghamtOn. Elmira, Bunaio
Pullman burrt sleeping ear New York to Chicago
Dining ear west Of BunalO.
s,HO o.. M.-l~DailyJ-ruralo Express. Pullman
sle"prrs for scranton. BinghamtOn, Elmira. Bath.
1t. Morris. ami Buffalo, arriving Buralo : 4. NJ.
Oi3O u. M.-tpHily j~-luralO. Scranton, Binghain.
Oswrgu Express. Pullman BUFFET sIecpers.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze x Sons. Lti, ll3 broadway. Is Park place. ana
I2H broadway and "i2 Broadway. Tickets at Ferry
stations, III ith av., cor. l2th 81; 81 West l25th sts
yI5 columbus nv, Sew York; a3n AMI 72S Fulton At
aud 100 broadway. IrOoklyn. Time tables giving
full information at all stations.
WrstcOttSE IA press company VIII call Tor ana chook
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
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Pennsylvania

&L
STATIONS foo. %. West iwenty.th.rd str.et and Dee
br0s>es and Cortiandt streets.
The carins tim" f,om prsbrosses and cortlande
II: FAST %M{IL:-Pnllman Buns. Parior
:'ss 4 4: u n: Ff fSS 5siN1F ij,I liTffT anS c!fufIanS;
Compartment Sleeping. Ditlns. smoking. ana OBJ
CincInnatl. Indianapolis Lonl.ville. s.. Loals.
l,55 =. n. CHICAGO AID ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
s. t:' \ Eai VI. I i&,a 4 gt%S'r EYrnr %G.eaFSi Ct cis 1STin;
.: GaiSf T. ~ For F s5rTa S7f FSETf itlHFi HAN{piREss.-ror
piEtsburg. Cincinnau. indianapolis, 81 Louis: +.
FPS = ~ r. ii aA IRt'? ri E SIa TSF'!npSi m',Se'i sa sisS
Sleeping Car New York t! Altoona. East Liberty.
and Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo.
1865, s; M' 81; s:5s SS,a AsH carr a"F 'o sa' 7 Il. 1855,
l:5o 1913 'Congres~ional Linn, all Parlor and
s:5SP. NJ. i2:io might; srnday,, SEA, n:.5: 1923
A. !; ", (S;i3 "c9nsTSs ;ional Lin all Parlor and
soTTnERS' KAILwAY.-Erpre.s, 4:e5P. M. Ila:lo
ATIASTTC COAST LINE.-E1press, o:a5 A. NJ. and
c%HEsAPEAKE AND oHIo RAILwAY.-4:55 P. NJ
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and SoRFoLK.-7:55A
6 6Ark Mny. Clra;61 T. s.. " Week Ok T %sys. aayA'
Long Y nr arch: A As1T pS,r fp pfs,s Hn,H TrHm ws sun T q a
ty.thiri Street Station. S:5J. 1898 A. NJ. 3:l6.
4:55, ll:25 +. NJ. Sundays. S;25 A. N, 4:55 PM
from Desbrosscs and Cortiandt Streets. $40 A. NJ,
1910. $40. 5:l0. IL 80 p. NJ, Sundays. 9:45 A. II,
5:l5 =. VI.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6:I5. 1:25. 1885. S:25. $50. a:25 (q:55 Penna. Linn
itrul. 0:55 Dining Carr, 1888. 1883 A. NJ. 1850,
l:55. 2:55, $3.50. i:25. 4;25 Dining Carr, $3.50 dim
ing Car. $50 Dining Carr, 40. 800. SOB J; NJ,
s:55 d nrsIs; ST ";55: io:55 4. NJ ii:55 5bi niHSs Car;
Sa53; I:23 Dining Carr, 4:55 Dining carr; o:oS
Ticket offices Nos, Idl. gI4. l 1870. 1928, Ill. ami 261
Broadway; | Aston House; West Twenty. third street
Station, and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cort.
landt Streets: ! Court Street, $40 Fulton Street. 20
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station. B~roOklynI
Station. Jersey city. The New York Transfer Com
pany will call for and checK baggage from hotels
aud residences through TO destination.
J. Il. HUTCHINSON. J. X. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pnssr Agent
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HAMBURG LINE.

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS from New York TO Plym-
outh l.Undon), CEcrNUurg, Paris, and Hamburg.
Columbia. oct. IS, : A. VI. +. Bismarck. Nov. II. l0A.M
HAMBtR SERVICE, by Twin.Scrrw Mail $. $.
Pennsylvania. Oct 23. 3 Pm. Phpnicia, Oct. 80, -
First cab, SI5u up; second class. $40; stecraGe. S32.
1snnnhurE-A American Line. ~ broadway.
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ing letter is a
pretty strong
confirmation OF
our claims
"I had been
- sick for six
months ; ono
II doctor told
\me I would
\ have to go to
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5Hedira..

A TTENTIoS.-oLDD DIR. GRINDI.E GRADUATE UNI.
N YERSlTY or 4dE CITY OF NEW YORK. MRDI.
CAL DEPARTMENT.; 35 YEARS 4 SPECIALIST IN
DISEASES OF NEN. OLD or. HRINil,E has been
longer established and has had more experience than
any other advertising physiciani city papers prove
this. Under his scientific treatment blood and skin
diseases, pains in bones, red spots. sore THROAT and
mouth, ulcers. painful swellings, kidney anu bladder
complaints, scHlding nnammations. gravel, undeval.
oped organs, weak back, lost vitality. are speedily, per.
manently cured Men about 10 marry should consult
OLD DIR. y ID Every impedlment TemOved.
Sufferers. do not waste time Wishing less skilful ply.
siCiAns. Remember. OLD DIR. GRlNDLE never fails.
OFFICE OYER 10 YEARS at III West l2th St, be-
tween 6th and 9TH avs. Advice free, Medicine 81.
eases or men OulS. Quickest permanent cure guar
anteed In ali dis asses or mun,y refunded. Blood poi.
6on. skin diseases, kiunay or bladder trouble. weak-
ness, nervous debility. error, Of youth, bad dreams.
weak. rndrveloped organs, impedimen's 10 marriage.
&c. Be wise. consult the onlS old specialist In this
city. Onice over - years at l2O Eat 18th st.. near
Union square, Hours. y TO 8; sundays. y to .. Scirn.
tine treatment and advice free. Medicine only 60c.
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william l.. sLIdmorn's VIII.

The will OF William l.. Skidmore. coal mer.
chant, was fled for probate yesterday. Mr..
Skidmorc gives $4,000 each to his wifc's sister.
Elizabeth F. Irving, and his wiie's nephew, tho
Rev. David o. Irving. He leaves $50, 600 in
trust for Mary A. Barrett, who has lately oh
tanned a divorce from my nephew, William S.
Barrett" Deccased's SISTER, Mary Jane Skid.
more. and Annie L. s. Skiamore get 10000
each. The rest of his estate IL left to the widow
Charlotte. to a niece, and three nephews. No
statement is made as to the value of the estate.
New PirebOat 20 he Named After the Mayor.
The Fire Commissioners at their meeting YES.
tcrday decided to name the new tireboat, Which,
is to be ready for service in two weeks. the VII.
liam l.. Strong, in honor OF the Mayor.
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New York and Boston All Rail-.

y. y, y. II. y II, X. Il anu connections.
From Grand Central station.
Leave. Ey wayOf Due.
H;O4 A. NJ, Springfield ana Wa. ccstnr, 3:3O L. N.
1000 A. ~. tfNew London anu Providence, 500 L. NJ.
1908 4. NJ, New London an Providence, I:2b I. NJ.
1900 M, ,Springicld and Worcester. $40 y. NJ.
1900 4. Nj. Air Line aud y, l.. H. X, 8;uO T.. NJ,
l:O2 i. NJ, New London aud Providence. 700 y. NJ.
800 i. NJ, sScw London and Providence, 81 90 +. NJ.
400 T.. NJ, springfield and Worcester. 1890 +. NJ
BOO T.. NJ. 'Srw London aud Providence, | 90 +. VI,
ll;6O y. NJ, 'Surlnghrld and Worcester $40 A. VI,
1900 y, NJ. 'Ncw London aud Providence, 6;25 A. 81.
sRnns daily. Including sunday
ffHey state Limited, Ei IaTlOT cars; fare ~, In.
Guiding paTlur car seat
.Air Line Limited arrives at anu departs from
Park square station, Boston. Return service same
hour and by same route.
Through parlor ald sleeping cars by each train.
O. 7. HEMPSTEAD, Gen. Pass. ASenA
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Leave lrw N0rk. WNllNNa T"rmlnaT, daily.
CHICAGO 1855 +. VI. and l2;lu night.
PITTSRCltG ,J3gj "N SUNDAY. / 30 sun l2.l 10 night.
CINCINNATI. ST, LOUIS, "j5 \. VI, 4:55 I, N.
W~ASHINuTOS. BALTIMORE. $3.50. uj6 Dining
Car, lit25 a. NJ DINING carr, 800. 3:.a Dining
car, i;55 DINING carr. 5'ii =, VI. l":lo night. sun,
day. Uf55 rbiuiuy car. lI;4j 4, " ,Dln Hg carr, 1893
DINING Car. i.55 lDin.us car, $50 4. 81" l23l0
night,
SEW ORLEANS Through ~Sieeper), 4;55 7, N, oGily
Trains leave foot Liberty II, , minutes later,
All trains ar" Illuminated with Plntsth light.
Onlcts: ll3. l72. 2bl, i3I. lliO broadway, 81 East
l4tu ST, l27 BpweTy. Sew York; $3.50. 3i4 Fulton ST.
Brooklyn; Whitehall Terminal. baggage checks
from hotel or residence to destination
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GO get for BUSINESS purposes.

BUILDINGS. stores. lofts. Offices. and studios to let
ID In desirable locations.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. s35 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-23
atal estatt fur Salt-Nrw aersrv.

N~UTLEY.-@OO buys good building lot, near station
IN and trolley Ok monthly, APPLETON. Nutley M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-23
first- Glass A~tlp-femalcs.

A NEAT stenoRrapher aud typewriter, rapid and
n accurate, would like a position; good reference.
Y. Z. ~, oOr 100 sun ONCE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl wishes situation "a
y chambermaid and waitress or general Homework.
Call or address Cosmopolitan Hotel. West broadway
and Chambers st.
CHAMBERMAID and l%aundress; by a vounS. girli
y willing and o6liging; city references. NJ. Nee.
box Ia sun uptown ONCE. 1898 broadway.
CHANDERMAID and waitrc.s-Youu woman;
y willing and obllging; good city reference. NJ. f.,
box lOl sun uptown office. 1900 broadway.
CHAMBERMA1D and waitress.-By a young girIi
willing and o6lISinSii J 1924 Rr Te,GTsnSes' NJ L. box
CHAMDERMAIp Young woman "a tirst class cham.
Sun uptown onice. 1888 Broadway.
Y family cook; good baker; reference from last
place. Z. l.. box i27 sun uptown onice. 1895 Broad.
way.
y all kinds OF bookings: reference from last place.
f. F.. box 1ly sun uptown office, 1908 broadway.
CHAMBERMAID.-Young woman As nrst.class cham:
box ia Sun uptown ONCE, ieO5 Broadway.
CooK and Lau~ndress;1Youns woman; GOOD plain
y cook; willing and obligLng; references. II. NJ. box
ls4 sun uptown Office. 1898 broadway.
Y and oh,iging: city references. b. b., box l92 sun
uptown onice. 1898 Broadway.
(,ooK and Launhress.-comrctcnt woman; good
uptown ONCE. 1888 Broadway.
CooK and laundress. by a young woman; Willing
" anu ONllkluR' CIV fel' reuCes' IL 90. ~ :
uptown ONCE, 1898 Broadway.
n Swedish won m; nrst.class family
y cook; references. NJ. N, box lOb Sun uptown
orice. 1895 Broadway.
COOK.-Compctcnt woman a. good family cook;
Y best city references. 7. NJ. box 1870 sun uptown
onlce, 1898 Broa I%ay,
('OoK.-A reliable woman as good family cook; ref.
crenccs. NJ. T., box 100 sun uptown ofice, 1893
Broadway.
TOOK.-Rv n reliable womnni good baker city refer.
Y cncc. +. c., box l2S sun uptown ONCE, 1898
broadway.
AuNDRESS.-Firstclnss swedish l%aundrcss; pri.
IL waite family only city references. II. J., box liz
sun uptown office, 1893 broadway.
NURSE.-By n young woman neat and tidy; very
~ fond OF children; good city references. NJ. D..
box lS9 sun uptown orice. 1888 Broadway.
SINUl.E LADY. eyed 80. companionable. aympa-
- thrtic. lover OF dumb animals. would like position
as companion with elderly lady OF similar disposition;
country preferred: stclass references. Address
HELEN MEREDITH. 21J3 Euclid av. Cleveland. o.
NX-AlTRESS.-By a neat and tidy girl; small fam
w lily; best reference. NJ. McC., box TO sun up
town Oficc, 1868 Broadway.
w AITRESS.-By a young reliable girl; neat and
w tidy; good reference. NJ. Nee, box 107 sun up
town oflce. 1898 Broadway.
"AITRESS.-Seat and tidy girl: willing and ohlig.
onice. 1905 Broadway.