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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


q HA11Eto<AA
STATIONS Zoo, q WEST 81, TWENTY STT fsnrREETs
The leaving time from pesbrossss and cors"S sos
Streets five minutes later than that given below '''
s.sss. P e.t p Rss,Ss CO
Chicago NO TO @,ti sss e. p,tssurs
FAST SF r.sdFf saa f'Syslfrss
Ss5s es ss ' essa. D'ns s%shas s1'
LIS +. W. c rpi': AND 81 LOUIS EXPRESS
Ea'l " wE fs fiRs!"ne!
40 sf1so Fog TfS sfp S'gaeKk ~
For g gs.ss :.: s%s
m sss A sa s gg sGyrgs
Ge ns fs sanSsy cn s ~ s D S can o.
srsssiona, Linz all rarior c ard pS,ns m' sio
sorTHERy RArLwAy.-Expre,s. AS p. M. 1910
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. 0 IS a m. and SIS
fa $ FSs4 G 9%q aSS n st
rP2 % Sa any cortana $50
Grove and Point Pleasant from pss 3 and
RI e. ;$os. sa e Bsss "a. ss 50;
G sa z g 3 g. lHaS asN sss lSs5
Carr, 5.55 Dining Carr 7'o, 7.S5 s'' p NJ 1910
aSTs f9 s:,t %. AJ s s ss II ;'s 81
streets ss stations 9a, Street a q so sn stree.
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station Brooklyn:
VIII es for and check baggage from hotels ana
fenf Gfr .eIIrSs K destination JR. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
WEST SHCRE R.K.

Trans leave W. i2d y. station \. y, follows. and
"a n, earle. from Franklin ST.:
H,;O A. N. Daily Local 10 Buffalo.
Ter Buralo Niagara Falls Toledo cey'isnd. Chicago
II $50 a. NJ DAILY. except SUNDAY, to ra,sGl Noun
inny Utica saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Parios
soO p NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal utica Syracuse
% D.h.s,er Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Ietros
tlS1HeSyeiand Chicago and 81. Louis '
1,an p M Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse Roches.
ak p III Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches,sr
mnaio Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland chi.
cayo and St Louis.
SSssn, tables at principal hotels and Offices
c. (. LAMBERT. General Passenger Aren't
Vanderbilt ave. New-Yo,S
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave New-York. iost 81 L6e,ty s.. daily.
p pihTffssu9ae SsS. ;na Sun. g sun: i2;is nigh.
UNSATISFACTORY BALTIMORE 500 10 DINING Carl,
II 40 a. m DINING Carl 2. $50 Dining Carr Dining
carl D. M ~ i5 night sunday 10 Dining Carl II ia
a. N. Dining Carr. Dining carr. dining Carr. I
D. m. 1915 night.
NOREDi ~ l1s0 a. m. daily
NEW ORLEANS Throush sleeper 500 p. m. daily.
All trains are Illuminated with Pin,sch Light
oftces llS. IT, :a,, "a. LAO Rway 81 Z. N.h g..
loot o. Li6esty g. N C. r. r. Of N. J. Baggage ehsokaS
6on AG16 = vsa16encs 70 dsstinauoA
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LEHIGh VALLEYRAIlROAD

Stm iiOns foot of COrtlandt and DesbrOsses Sts.
T.i0 A. VI daily SUNDAY; 100 A. M for MAUch
S.i5 4. W. daily penn r. r.. 23d-s, 1855 A. Nd
for WILKESBARRE, SCRANTON week dayal ELMKA
week days. ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHESTER BtF-
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS and the West and principal
local points Dining Car and Chair Car % Buanlo.
1888 A. NJ daily. except Sunday. for MAUcH CHUNK
IL noon daily except Sunday penn r.. r.. 2sd-ss-.
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RAILROADS..


"Amsa,oA's oasArEsr RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL! +; 4: ::
~ { HUDSON RIVER r. r.
the F0UR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
EaS Grand san.s sea nsII
Syracuse and ROCHESTER. Due Buffalo 4:5 ?. p. M
Niagara Falls 56o p. m This train ie limited 10
oso seating Ms ippaG Fay: Mai. for poushk..ps Albany
Utica, Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls,
~. For Column r
at PoushEespsie. Albany. Utica Syracuse Roche'-
400 p. MDaily Chicago Special for Detroit, cleve
Albany ce asS sg''f Tca Syracuse
$780, am 1fs Sunday Yves, Point, poushheep.e
4'ac IDsiy North Limited Due Ds:,S,'
$50 a. M, Chicago $50 D. m stops NJ Albany
600 M-Day. For Albany Troy: utIsa Adir On
agara Falls, Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit. Chicago
6:25 P. M.--Daily For Troy Burlington, Plattsbursh
1890 p, M-Daiy For Buffalo. Niagara Falls, cleve.
land land Indianapolis st: Louis Chicago Stops at
DUO 7. M.-Daily. Carries Sleeping Car passengers
only for points Fa, Brook Railway, via Lyons
and for Rochester
0n5 =. M.-Daly For Syracuse Oswego. WATERFOWL
Ogdensburg. Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland To.
ledo Chicago: except Saturday. for Cape vincent
and the Auburn Road
12:1O NIGHT-Theatre train for Chicago and principal
points Ncw-York Central. every night, except
Sunday night Sunday nIghe. Chicago sleepers
leave on 3:l5 p. m. train.
0:OC A. NJ and 3:3J p. M.-Daily except Sunday 70
Pittsled. via Harlem Division.
o.1S A. M: sunday only to Plttshed and the Berk-
'H I'LL Sic Ta h4 TRh1H Rv! 70 YoNxERs
IAN night trains between 55th-s and points on
Putnam Division far Yonkers. In connection with
the Elevated Road. This is the only line running a
night trains out of New-YOrk
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner office at Grand Central Station
113 col 4l3 Broadway; 81 East 14thst 9i2 broadway
235 Cnlumbus-ave 81 West l25thst and l3sth-st sta
ton. New-YOrk 33S and 12G Fuonst. and 100 Broad
way T. D.. Brooklyn.
Baggage checked from hotel residence by the West
Express Company.
JOHN 81. TOTCEY GEORGE VI. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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nUI IACt<AWANNA AND WESTERN II. n,
s,cticns in New-rOrk, loot of Barclay and
Christopher streets.
VEsTIBULEp FiNTsCH Lit;Hf' "'FFEr

S
r,rsc, route TO NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MoNTcLAIR,
ridge. Madison Morris,own, passac Paterson, Boon
ffAKE HoPATCoNG. Hackettsiown. sCHooLEy'S
M0t;ZTAIN Washington. PHLLIIPsBURG. EAsToN.
SCRANTON. PIlTsToN MIIKESBAERE, NANTI-
cox con ERh1S1G hf OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
SSIYYlRsjActsE. oswEGo. ITHACA owEGo. ELMIRA
q RNING. BATH. DANSYIbLE: BUFFALO and all
nonts WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
800 A. M-BINGHAMToN NAIL Stops at principal
1905 a. M-Ccafe Carr. BrFEALO SCRANTON BING-
pfcIIFIT:i.D SPRINGS SYRACUSE ard oswEGO
EXppFsS Pullman Parlor Cars. Connecting AZ
BuNalo with trains for Chicago and points west
100 p M-sCRANToN, wIIKEsRARRE and ELMIRA
400 r : p Mh~scRAWToN. WIIKESRh RRE and PIYM-
wv oI'TII EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Car
TAO p NJ ODaiy)-Chicago vestlhuled limited Express
''' Cor sep ANTON PrNGpAMTON. ElMIRA. pUF-
F,Io pullman Buffet Sleening Car New-Yori TO
Chicago Dining Car west OF Buffalo.
'''0 scRXNToV RINGHAMToN ELMIRA. BATH MT.
e.3o p NJ Daly)-Rt'FFAIO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
''' TON OWFGO ITHACA. ELMIRA. UTICA. SYRIA
CI'SE and oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET
r1ScKFFTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze Sons. Limited. iis Broadway ii PARK
Rroadway III 4th-ave. teth.t; 50 West l2,th-st.
oo5 C'olunbis-ays Ncw-York: ?3s and T2S Fuon-st..
ana ioc Rroadwev brooklyn Timetables gv ing full In
owrsTc,oTT EXPRESS COMPANY will cal for ana
crort baggage ho.el residence to Destination
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

oJ5 r. NJ Pullman Vestibule Day Coacnes
Di: Car service Meals la carts:
Connects at Buffalo with through seepers 10 De,ro &o
Chicago.
1910 p. NJ. daily except Sunday. for Mauch chuns
and intermediate points .
I.4O p. VI. daily except Sunday. for Wilkesbare.
Pittston Scranton and principal intermediate stations
Wilkesbarre. -
4,1O r. VI. daily except Sunday, for Wilkesberre,
Pittston nd principal intermediate stations
Connects for all points in coal regions Pullman BUFFET
5:i5 F. N. daily Tor EAsToN and intermediate sta
tons
6:io r. N. daily exesp. SUNDAY Express. for ss,inS.
and principal intermediate stations Connects for Real
ing and Harrisburg. Clair Car TO Slatington. 49,
700 i. VI. daily penn. r. r.. 23d-st., 6:55 p. M.
for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and all points West.
Pullman Sleeper Vestbued train ". Y 10 Chicago.
Sleepers Buffalo and Toronto. -
SEQ p. VI. daily. except sunday. penn. r. r., 23d-
p. M. stopping only South Plainhed. Easton.
Bethlehem, Mauch Chunk, L. r. Junction. sayre.
Geneva Rochester Batavia and Buffalo Pullman sleeper
for Buffalo None but sleepingcar passengers carried
No baggage carried.
o.OO y. VI. daily penn. r. r. 23d-st. s;55 p. ND.
for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO.
NIAGARA FALLS. and all points West. Pullman
sieepers Wiikesbarre and Ithaca
Additional local trains daily. except SUNDAY Tor BOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave follows: 900 A.
NJ. 2:30 420. and $50 p. NJ -
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at lib 28l. 20
s55 9t+ and 323 Broadway q East 4,h St. l5S East
I25h ST.. 12I Boverv y Y: $50 Fulton St. Court ST.
os broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn
baggage from hotel resdenc" through - destination
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Summer Resorts.
THE HALCYON,
MrL1.sRooK puTcHEss CO.. N. =.

MILIsbROUK. DUINffESo CO'' F' -
Opens MAY a. Easily accessible. Unique In design;
literal in management: perfect cuisine As S..I bcyce
roads golf links athletic field polo ground ana 90
dcenery make this hotel perfect Summer resort, o .
feet elevation. Reached from Grand Central Depot IN
hours Moderate rates Address for illustratea aes1 BIN
tive booklet II. r. ROBERTSON. JR.. Proprietor ROOM
800 Hotel Imperial ". Y. City.
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0nbllr Notices.

n OTICE.-Esdmates for furnishing and de-
~ liyering stationery and printed and Autographed
forms etc Contract No 5s3. and for preparing
Tor having and repaVlng newly made land and ma:
ginal street wharf place in the vicinity OF Pier at the
Poot OF East on. and sixteenth Street. Harlem
Kv,r with era lite Staten Island Syene blocks iay
ing crosswllns and setting Curbs under contract No 80
,vl be r.ceyed by IN, Department; Docks AZ Pier a
Rad,erv place " n until u o'clock NJ May 18th. 1877
particulars see cry Hecofu copies io' S"e d. ~"
City Hall.
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Suburban Real Gstate.


Observation-Disclosures real estate all kinda SAFE ana v ror
"A CLARENCE B. TUBB6 Beskman-"' "s"-A"~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

City ha. ----------
soCEDUcT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room 2O9. stewart BUILDING No: go Broadway
New YORK, May IA. 1897.
DUBLIC NOTICE.
L TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
ter 400 laws Of issa Of the state Of New York public
oProrun afforded them y 70 be Gsard II rea,Hn
10 acqerss putnam County New York. required for
the ss oH5 as 1 a%Tn p be held AZ
now nov ~ Of the Aqueducl comnssioners Room 2oa.
nodi ny 2s NJ ss at ocIcck r. 81 and upon
subsequent dates thereafter to "hoh sAa nearing may Dc
By order u the Aaueduet N2mmss ion President,
EDWARD l.. ALLEN. secretary.
1,ENTD BIDS Or ESTIMATES. with the
W thereon will be received by the DepaFt ment 81
Pa6e q, It's Offices sSnI P 5In nI cat
srfe Of Monday May "a. 1897 for the following named
works FOR PAVING WITH ASPHALT TIE IN
sV 9 poRTioNs or THE siDEwALKs OF TkA AIS;
y EITTEp AZ oPARK from Flth avenue to Central Park
IVES, Gish6n R s' PAViNG WITH ASPHALT THE SIDE
q, no no ~ ApioINING MANHATTAN, SQUARE, N
S SEETTTENs F shvkNT9 AND
sTREEsTS' FOR RnpAyNG WITH GoNcRETE AND
IolNlNS3, WALL between Pier ~ North river and
lnc westerly line Of The ST9pf neyoG 1a "e D.
DvERrsEMENTs snf oSS 6ss No. a'' Boa
u VA door north OF 3Ist-st until O'Clock D. M Aa
ss. Fs siss an & &c s9
s assu'Ir z: 6nays sSe near Wet Goth
,Ss % va 't. Eai ss Es,, i ~
Ss~f Given ~ @C cs S and
ave- near los g so n sI
near scs aast. $40 40 E.:, reg 81
i; e.. s: ss:; ssii e.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJBRSEY
Anthracite ccai used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
on and after Nav 10. 1891.

Four SSs S AUTO Sas g Si'f is, signals
$50 7:is, s:o Gi!j 70 Eason 4: ~, i;io $50: s:lS
40 dis to Eas;onJ 1: NJ. 100 $50. 500 !. n
Fer wikeshaIre, Pittst9n and Scranton. s;io A. NJ.
' For i Rssd tlS a, no 500 So 100 II NJ 1910
aS o 2 sS oS 20 30 200 ' 500 30 e 90 ef H. ias
For Harrisburg a. 40 100 $40. 1870 a; NJ, $40
900 $50 600 p NJ, I2:i5 night
For suspury I'TSsuEs cS SHf II SUNDAYS at ST.
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For Red Bank, Long Braneb A1sbury Park ose ss
G iSsS 'S 49, TGS c Sa i g Sin
days stops In,erlaken tor sbdry Park and Ocean
For Lakewood Toms River Rarnegat Park and Barns-
gat, 400 $50 A. NJ. Las. $40 ~
For Atlantic CITY Vlreand and pridgeton. 4;3o A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach. sesSrshs and nshapds q Say:
sundays v v,~ SANDY Al HSSok; <, n q g;;,
sSIsna B Ssas Ns,%aps .
Branch at io:i5 4. NJ. s;iS p. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADT WhEhiSd n1Er'MoRE AND
ES, Phadelpna w'sS day sS $50 S 9So ioS
fiS 'S Saro 30 Zoo DnnS ca cS 7sS 800 p
~ le' lsh sn9s d 800 % b sOG cs s $40 nMas
For baltimore and Washington. week days 500 1000
900 p 81 i2i5 night sundays 1000. ii 30 DINING
car, A. NJ. 200. 800 Dining Carr. 600 p NJ. I2:iS
g. Az @ ss a. san S @ :; sSs :.
West ie,,h ST.. 81 Columbus Az New-Yok cour, 81.
The New-York COMPANY will call and check
baggage from hotels or residences to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Amsong John and MarFqs' Of 70 co rTsdsGes
Becl Frederick ana wife che seamens c. Bank
Park ' Wes' 4s Of sh-si years ;sa;a 10000
H. =. i r. q ioan tls"y YEAR 1000
Byk Joseph to Mary + MoOrhouse. No SO East On ooo
Belts: EdSayd Francis JsnsSs son. os 600
trust ccmpany No LIN NJ West %a isst6 5000
st. 225 Of AmsteTdam-ay. paos and $500
Sane t. ,: NcEFSN 25 f q AM
sterdaw,aye l5Sgs io Kats Murray.
E i!s,h-s k1 rs I. Of shave 5000
Bs I'D s ST corner aer ,s-sye 5000
cronn John Y, and wife to Augustine Smith
n " corner Arthur and East lols' 81 mn
c!y, years brewery to Central Trust company d
istn 81 ISth-s n 2ioi 1t or s'h ave- etc .oo ooo
c6 yssr s f2a DIns to Meyer Uman No 42s East
CROSSE benjamin Syr G. to Walter cropsey Hill
s '22 ns Of k Ea. ke%pner 10 Il Iroys
c%ig np Sb''a' 20 h's .............. 1887
4 Emmett. deceased being No a Ieroy-st o, ooo
ssSs t: Hs; k.man.r sam: property years: sd 55
Dagm. Henry. and wife TO George II Ds n " ,oo
peSmsg ah; omon Of smith, as
81 Mary Smith, deceased, No sis Tinton-ave. .oo
sie o' II Iss ae 3 ss . ii 9y as
Eggers. George w. and wife to Henry ID Good
IN corner iO1st-St and Colurnbus-ave
months ....:.:.................... 1900
FraDheDthaler Louis, 10 William Mohr $ Goth
st s25 II Of lst-aye. insalments' s7O
Fschel. Jacob, and wife 10 Abraham stern and
another executors Of Bernhard Grunhut n W
corner Market and Cherry SITS year ....... 10 600
Finegan. Peter y, 10 Mahlon Kcmmerer No Sc
70 50 Charlton-st. and Nos 34G and 34s Hud
son-ft demand ....................... 962
Grtsivod. Mary. to Lucy N Green. centre lane
leading from NewYork and Albany Turnpike
Road to Rlvcrdaie. adjoining land Of William q
Alderman. etc, contains ceres years.
Hershneld Levi ~ 10 Pauline Leipzger 90
~ fh-Qf z,
i9h-st and other property. leaseholds year. 300
HogencaInp, Lena. 10 Richard Webber
Brook-aye and ls4h-st demand ............... 1900
Harlan, Otis, 10 Hudson i Rose. Lots NO 13 10
10 and ~ 10 A. Block A. map Hudson j Rose
Mapes estate years ZWO
Hess. Jacob 10 Solomon Moses. n 9 l74thtt, l25
Il W OF Audubon-ave. years .....:.:..;..... lSoo
Same same. n S I79th-st. 100 II W OF AUDUBON -
HOFFMAN Emile 10 Frederic J Middlebrook
57th-st 1926 II W Of IexinRon-ave. years H0O
HAberrnaeher. Joseph, and wife TO Catharine III
Hndebrand et al executors OF John II
Hidebrand deceased. N hGth-sf. lbs III OF ooo
East EId-ave. years. o"o'
Hogencamp, Lena. 10 Frederick Folz, Brook 80.
ave 20 II n Of l6ith-s demn1d. ....,,'..... Il4s
Jacobson Solomon Morris Thompson. . M
l25d-si. 2l0 II Of 5th-aVe. instalmenls 2oO
Jones Water ~, Ind wife 10 Mary r. II Jones' ..o
. a4h-st. $50 II Of columbus ave, 8 years 5000
AAnghn william r and wife TO Kate Murray. .
20,h-st 10 2i2 West; years. oo0o
s Appleby. . corner 7th-ays ana o9thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
DEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

u,.,.--., No s,o: Aaron Rosenzwieg and wife 10 s5o
Jacob r1s,chsaS Corner Easst 15sa Edward exc
referee So Ph o.s Ghaes DOnoSue
to N Ws., RsSsrt Seaman to Elizabeth
Morton and wife to the Ne"-lo'h oN.a 10000
cancer Hospital 90 :; Of J,h ave 25xs2
wfii Emily so E%y 554asa 5000
a NOT ' 20 $ s Vest Marie Lambert to william 900
s.a .1Ds1? %,s SnS aGss0s and
Same anSh paopery: JAIME; corteiyOu and wife to
ss sa1ng property; George ccrelyou and wife to
c. sams PARK West: st,hss G BECK.
100 1ad IT. and C wife to FISSeT'f .esiSS
e4j anssne q" Bel to Matilda Addison
ceP on1 r rsTa Me Daniel seymour Thomas Ed
Tss' l En5Sys 5G0s eSS m
i5srss: Il ssSs e. 'ss5'Si 900
ANOTHER 70 Joseph g1oo saraS cohen ct al
"a joseph Ss 81 f East xoa2 Henry Goodknd and
Plea@ani:aye No s+4' 2'SNo; As.ne. .. 1900
ioethst No. c Sls EasI' Inns 1000
sss NO to S Gsa Ws Anas
js. ana Sii. d Gars ss ss9o
s%9 a5 & Ma & s. Gsla na4 00
Ash and wife to Perclval ] II Whitaker. -
K1Sssbrdge Road, or corner l.eth-sr, 80
~ lx7JxDs5: Lewis S Davis and wife to EDWARD
,ss H. 5: i3 Of iSthave, s5N7ali 5000
Bouievard Lafayette. s. 20 ~ n centre Oh iootI-
st. 25.5xIox205xsi.5 Edward Q Payne ana wire
to Of sPe cd Mi BROOK Of line ana
adjoining part Lot No 40 map East village Mei-
rose; Henry L Morris and another trustees u ,so
John McGav1ck and another O, ~
Not-aye, =. 1903 II s or lo5d-sI, oyA.
I032 Edward ] McCuskey 10 Elizabeth
McCuskey' 900 =, - q, 67th-st 3Ox61 OK
irregular Gregoro hi Lorenzo to George sspp =, ~
Webster-ave corner l1eth-st. iso'o 1900,
irregular: John II Buckbee and VIE 10 isabella
Busksss e. al e. 1875 IT Of Iattngst
5oxiOO; Robert w Tolles and another 10 Cath- 7oo
Lots Nos is and II, block 25: Lots No to IL
block % and Lots No to 3. block 70 map
Pelham Park; Perley Cros'er 70 Jenny COCK
rrvant- az W conner l72d-st 50xlOO: Augustus o~o
u Carrington and wife 10 Nellie kice SLOW
174th-st, n 200 IT OF llth-aNe, oTN.s'o~
la3d-st n g 30 Of 5th-ave. 2oxs9li the
jacobson Manufacturing Company 10 ooiomoh
jacobson .................. q, 100 -.
1s2d-st $. 1875 II Of shave aoxpsli'
Abraham Levy and wife 10 Marie stern ns IT,
r2d-st q g 400 Il OF 2d-ave, 1oSxlO2Z; Maria
Mott-st n 25O II 81 Morrisave Doxiooo'
Isaac Boehm 10 Adolph Wexer. 49, a.
esth-st s 1876 4, Of East End-ave' - 2Iv'
Louis Frankenthaer and wire 10 "i''dt rxc,arye
estb-st 1925 n e Of Ist-ave 2Sxl0o.6; william
Nohr 10 Louis FTankenthaler.
1od-st No 42s East; Meyer Cllmann ana "he =, .oo
Sigmund Cohen ''''''''''''''''
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-12-30

large eyes would brighten, and ten
der hesitation soften her usual wit and
brilianey Of spirits whenever Cameron
came up TO her.
And where, in all the wide world.
could any nature be found more true
and loyable. more honest and straight
forward or one more fascinating from
her changes and fluctuations OF moods
and spirits. than Susan llaversham
Waring, the idol of my brothcTiy heart?
For the life of me | could not under
stand how man in his senses could fail
to appreciate that little girls immense
superiority over Louise Morrison, that
unreliable, small-souled young woman,
whose vanity was as all-pervading as
her astuteness. Two hideous traits.
The letter was-well. glance suf-
feed TO inform me that II contained the
usual rhapsodies and idiocies.
at was in the first pages OF the book,
explained she, tearfully, "and, SO you
see, Tom. that was sent to me; so with
out noticing the address opened and
read the nonsenscal thing. DO you
know, Tom, dear" continued Sue. and
in spite of her mortified distress, two
lovely dimples crept in the corners of
her mouth, "it was by mere accident
noticed Louise's name on the en-
velope. 1t fell on the floor with the
address uppermost."
"Well. child" said, "all YOU have
10 do is to notify Cameron of the ac-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-12-30
TURNING OVER A NEW LEAF,
The Making and keeping of Good
Resolutions.

Inevitable as the New Year itself is
the crop of good resolutions that spring
up with its advent. And often the
question arises as to the value or de-
STABILITY of all these resolves. As far
back as the days of Deborah and Barak,
it was scornfully asked of what pur-
pose were great resolves of heart if
these resulted in no action, but were
dissipa,ed in mere talk, and dissolved
into thin air when brought to the test? /?
And ii is as easy to-day to make resolu-
tions and not keep them as when the
Reubenites remained behind at the
sheep folds.
To make good resolutions is undoubt-
edly good thing, but to make, and ,nen
break them, cannot fail to have de-
moralizing effect upon one. Not that
it is always, or, perhaps ever, possible
for us TO live up to our own highest pur-
poses, nor that because this is so, we
should limit ourselves to low ideals Far
be it from us, we must aim as high as
possib,e; falling then, we fail at least
nearer the top. But TO keep on making
resolutions and allowing these easily
10 lose their hold upon us, to let slip the
occasion when we see it, because we are
too tired or in too great a hurry"
or haven't time" or positively don't
care" and then to feel that we can
make these same resolutions all over
again when the mood serves, this is
pernicious. For each time the resolve
is let go means that much less self-re-
spect, that much less tenacity and in
tegrity of purpose, that much less
power of holding on, for the record is
broken, and the great resolve has
turned out to be mere dead letter.
The trouble is in being content with
making the resolutions. This is only
the beginning, and behind and beneath
it must be the strong determination to
keep to the resolve, to let it lift our life
to a higher level. 1t is not only the
turning over of the new leaf that is
necessary, it is in making the contents
of that leaf all that they should be un-
I'll the time. comes to turn the next,
that the effort cousists.-Washingt
Home Magazine.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-12-30
MOTTO ON THE DENTISTS WALL
Enragcd the Suffering Patient HUI
Pleased the Tooth Fuller.

81 tell you what it is" the infuriated pa
tient was saying to the dentist, 81 don't
mind so much the way in which you yanked
out that tooth, nor even the fact of its be
ing the wrong tooth, nor the price you
asked for paralyzing my nerve, nor any OF
the disagreeable things you've said to me,
nor the insinuation that ten-year-old
child would have stood it better; no, can't
say that | care for any of that racket. II is
something else that barbed the iron that
entered my soul-l mean my jaw"
81 suppose you didn't like the manner in
which | assisted you out of that chairY
said the dentist
1T wasn't that" continued the man with
the fractured jaw. "a was in the army and
am used to being shot out of a cannon. Noi
it wasn't the pain when you took the top oi
my head off. No, sir, it was none of those
1t was that framed and embIazoned motto
on your wal which aroused in me the feeling
that insult had been added TO injury"
The dentist smiled as his eyes followed
those of his tooth-tortured patient, and read
those words:
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1897-12-30

not to say very brilliant girl. and one
OF decided strength OF character, II
was clear to perceive that something
had gone radically wrong with thai
yong wcman during the day.
She had ensconced herself amid a lot
of cushions on big divan near by,
and was looking at me with so queer
an expression, half penitent, half sor-
rowful, and wholly puzzled, that felt
impelled TO come to the rescue, al
though on principle and long-esiab-
lished custom intermeddled, not hav-
ing full confidence in and an admira.
tion for that handsome child's capacity
TO properly conduct her personal af.
fairs.
May inquire, sis, what your objec.
tion is to the good wishes of your
friends, and why you desire to destroy
that gift Of Cnmeron's?" l inquired
poking up the fire.
"Why, how in the world did you find
out he sent it?" asked Sue, in wide.
eyed surprise.
| silently took the cover of the box
which lay on the table, and turned il
toward her. Her name, written in Her.
bert's big Characteristic scrawl. was 3
sufficient explanation.
81 am" said Sue, in low and sub.
dued tone, edging close to me on her
divan, 81 am in an awful quandary
Something positively terrible! | have
been half wild over it all day long; and