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THE GOBLET MANSION TO ~.
A BUSINESS STRUCTURE TO sUPPLANT
THE BROADWAY LANDMARK.
NOW OWNED BY MRS. FREDERIC GALLATIN-
INTEREST IY THE OLD HOUSE. WHICH
STANDS IN A BUSY PART OF

BROADWAY
With the filing Of set Of building plans yes
terday the passing OF an old Broadway land
mark becomes n certainty. For more than
fifty years the Goelet mansion. erected by Peter
C;oelet. has stood at Nineteenth-st. and Broad
way and for many years has been an object OF
interest because of its peculiar appci rance, set
in the midst Of tall business buildings. so in
coneruous with the old mansions appearance
1t is not a great length Of time since every
stranger in the city. even those who had never
heard OF the house stopped to look at 1t. being
attracted by the strange sight OF a COW that
,eed 70 wander about the little patch OF green
behind the bars Of the tall front fence.
But in time the COW disappeared. Later the
only evidence to be seen outwardly that the
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WHITE AND DRAPER NAMED.
TO BE AMBASSADORS TO GERMANY AND
ITALY

OLIVER 7. sPAUIDING AND WILLIAM r. HOWELL
NOMINATED FOR ASSISTANT SECRETARIES
OF THE TREASURY. AND BENJAMIN
BUTTERwORTH FOR COMMIS-
sTONER OF PATENTS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNE.l
Washington, April 1.-The two remaining for
eiCn posts Of the first rank were filed to-day pv
President Mckinley. as were three important
places in the Federal service here. The full ist
OF nominations sent to the Senate was as loi-
lows:
ANDREW D. WHITE Of New-York. TO be Am.
bassador Extraordinary and Plcnpotentiary OF
the United States TO Germany.
WILLIAM +. DRAPER. OF MASSACHUSETTS,, 70 be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenlpotentlary
of the United States to Italy.
OLIVER l.. SPAULDING OF Michigan and WILL
LAM B. HOWELL, of New-Jersey, 10 pe assis-
tant Secretaries of the Treasury.
BENJAMIN RUTTERWORTH OF Ohio, 10 be CON-
missioner OF Patents.
Chandler Hale. Of Maine. was nominated for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02
GREECE OFFERS TO BUY CRETE.

TIT" SULTAN D1CLlNES TO ENTERTAIN THE
PROPOSITION
beriin, April 1.-The Frankfort Ze!tung" has
received dispatch from Constan,lnope saying
Greece has submitted to the Turkish Govern
ineht proposal TO purchase the island Of Crete.
Inc dispatch adds that the Porte declined to
Undertake separate negotiations. declaring that
Turkey remains in accord with the European
concert
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dignifed in manner polished gentleman. and
pleasing and forceful speaker. lie and his wife
have oeen during the last four years conspicuous
figures in the social life Of Washington, and their
home in K-st has been the scene OF many nota-
bic entertainments.
OLIVER l.. sPAULDTNG.
The two Assistant Secretaries Of the Treasury,
General Spaudng and Mr. Howell were both
selected on the sole ground of experience and
merit General Spaudng was born in ST. johns,
Mich, and made highly credtable record as
volunteer soldier during the War OF the ke-
bellion After the he served two terms as
Secretary of State Of Michigan one term as a
member OF Congress from that state and IN 1919
entered the service Of the Government as
special agent Of the Treasury Department lie
did valuable service In the prevention and detec-
tion Of frauds upon the revenue ana among ms
many special missions he was member or the
commission which investigated the sugar trade
with the Sandwich Islands When Cooner
Tlchenor resigned the office Of Assistant Secre-
tary OF the Treasury in 1890 to accept the presi-
dency of the Board Of General Appraisers. Gen
eral Spaulding appointed 10 the vacancy, ana
served until the close of the Administration or
President Harrison and frequently acted as Sec
retary Of the Treasury. He had the Endorsement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02
rpRnAR IN THE COMMONS.
OPPOSITION MEMBERS RAISE A TUMuL? OVER
THE CRETAN SITUATION.

OPPOSITION MEMBERS RAISE a TUMuL" OVER
THE CRETAN SITUATION.
Landau Anru 1-There were loud cheers from
the Irish benches in the House of Commons TO-
oav when he Parliamentary Secretary Tor 'he
Foreign Ofic. George " Curzon confirmed the
report from C,ete that detachment OF IurhiSH
Bashi iBazouks at Retimo had free upon nag
Of truce. subsequent 10 the refusa' OF the ihsur-
gents % accept autonomy. and upon their INSIST
Ing upon annexation.
Continuing Mr.. r.Curzcn said that the Govern
nent was doing evvythng possible 10 acce'e'a'e
the withdrawal Of tie Turkish troops from Cie'o'
though he explained until all the Powers were III
position 10 replace the garrisons. "hIch t"eS
are now endeavorinS + do by the dlspatch Vi io-
!nforcerncnts they wer not justified IN exposing
the refugees at the seaiDrts 10 the TlSh u d 'UN
cessful attack ,n
There was great excitsnent and uproar whie
NJ. Curzon was replying o the questions reealu-
lug Crete The Scotch aid Welsh members ,, up-
!Aied 10 the employment o the scotch ana W'i'ls
troops IN "a service repuGant 10 the "hvIe ui
Scotland and Wales" Cheeh and counter-cheeIs;
and on shame" punctuatI the questions anu
answers and the scene cl6ed with j. w -
Maxwell, Anti-Parnellite. nember for South
Donegal moving 10 adjourn order 10 car, - a..
tentiOn 20 the absence from England or the MAJ
ouis % Salisbury at the preset critical period
The motion was negatived with'ut a division.
CREEK BLOCKADE RUNNERS CAUGHT
Athens April Three Greek sailing vessels. car
ryng ctrgOes Of provisions cOnsibed 10 crete
have BEEN captured by British yarship m, ne
ede
KAIATHEODORI GOING TO ATHENS.
constaitinople April lit is reported that Kara
'neodori Pacha, who was mentioned some six
weeks sgo likely 10 be appointed Governor OF
,,tete, !s going 20 Athens special Mission TO
hing Gorge Of Greece
BAND SENT TO THE FRONT As POWDER.
London, April 1.-The Daily News" will publish
dspath tomorrow from It's sslonica
'pohoent who says he has been Informed good
ln'r'y that large quantity OF alleged gun
hCer sst 10 the frontier from Constanthople
@ss been found 10 consist chiefly Of sand. The
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~ va" h OF Monastlr has discovered many gross abuses
,be 'nv appy supply o' provisions and accourements to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02

KAiATHEODOR GOING TO ATHENS
Constaitinope. april lit is reported that Kara
'neodori Pacha, who was mentioned some six
weeks eEo as likely to be appointed Governor OF
,,irete, !s going 20 Athens special Mission TO
King Gorge Of Greece
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CREEK BLOCKADE RUNNERS CAUGHT.
Athens April Three Greek sailing vessels. car
rying ctrgOes Of provisions cOnsibred 10 crete
have BEEN captured by a British varship. The
capture took place outside the limits of the block
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York
COTTON S,acula,ion may be diverted from cotton to
gain and stocks: I've that as II may u"ulnh !" W,
STABLE is confined very largely 10 the local or fos
contingent with assistance from Liverpool ana Ne"
orleans To-day the market opened easy at decline OF
las points ruled only moderately sotNe; a. S,r,hrr
showing any speculative animation; but aer i
loss Of G2 points partially and hnay cCs S
steady point higher 70 a net decline Of r, r, fr
spot cotton ruled quiet at unchanged lnces maas
upands Sc: mddng Gulf SIC: sales a3l bales ncdun
ing 37i to exporters and 575 to slnners' me earn
veakness Of the market futures was que 'c
disappointing spot sales at Liverpool SOU naesl an
decline Of 3lsf4 points on futures M We ry beoriSb
Short sellers became Of the recent slow
hut auemen,a,on Of short interest when Gay
% selling wa. arrested by favorable reports Fall
R1er indlcaSing ponounced ac,vi,y ana nTmness YES
terdays sales Of print cloths reaching lW1OH ieoes
and odd goods. the extras Commanding - an"
&c higher Their" were buyers at us, W,,s
at the close bu, sellers scarce As receipts continue
ahead Of expectations ana crop accounts d,
generally most favorable buyers also cautious ana
tho volume business in futures is limited Popular
running toward larger heui'S a. 10 w
size Of the crop Sentiment in Liverpool Is increasinsy
bearish English cotton spinners are disposed % hoi9
off for the effect Of the movement 9 new o.,' ~i,
English Spectators disposed TO sell against the crop
II is claimed would have been larger decline
hc,c and abroad which believed have 70 con-
siderable proportions Encouraging reports are being -.
ceiyed the drygoods district but speculation IN cog
ion futures continues % hang fire .
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot cotton
quiet: sales $500 bales; speculation and eNpor, 1p',
op@rcd easy I-e4a2-ei decline closed steady l'3n&
March S51s March-Apr S51sb April 33id3s; Ny
June a53b; AUGUST 4o9s Ausnt-sepem99efi 4o4> Sp
December S52s; DecemberJanuary. 35o'b Manohes-
ter warns sell more slowly Cl1,hs qnet, ra ne fol
lows Galveston quiet 7C; sales bales NGwrodlga na
easy. life sales 100 balls Moso, na'en sal as
ass NGrfok f i'm Sc o. M NJ Pass s'S ST. rm
is-sc Charleston firm. 77.c; Wilmington quiet ''sc'
Baltimore nominal. sac.
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DEL LACN tWANN\ ND WESTERN u. II.
stations in New-NOrI. foot of Barclay
and ChrisfODher streets. -
VESTJBI I,''D TRAVIS PULLMAN Bi FEET


ri-oc. rouo 10 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD MONTCLA1R
THE ORANGES. Summit. Bernardsvi'le. BasknS
Ridge Madison. Morrstown. Pa.saic, Paterson Boon
fon Dover starhope NEWTON. BUDD's lake
MOt;NTArN Washington. PHIMPSBURG. EASToN.
WATER GAP STROT'DSBURG. po"on0 Mountains.
sep AXTON PITTSTON. WITriESR tRRE NANTI-
COKE DANvIILE. NORTH 'MRERLtND. Mont
vic. UTICA RICHrIEIn SPRINGS. Cortland
c6RNITG BATH DtNSvIr.LE. BUFFALO ard all
roints VFST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 g. M-BINGHAMToN NAIL Stops at principal
1000 \ II (catc can. BUFFALO SCRANTON. RING-
HAMTON OwEGO ITHACA. FLMIRA. UTICA.
EXPRFSS Pullman PiroI Cars. Connecting At
Duff,n With trains Chicago and points Pull
man p,rlor Car New York II Richn"ld Springs.
Zoo p M-SCRA NTON WILKFSEARRE and EI.MIRA
FXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
400 y NJ SCRANTON. WFI.KESBARRE and Pi.YM-
OI'TfI EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor cars
ZOO p NJ ,Danv)-Chcago Nestihulcd Limited Express
''" FOR SCDkNTON RINGHAMTON. FLMIRA RUF-
FiTo Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New-York TO
chicago Dining Car ~ Buffalo.
40 p Daily)-Tufalo Express Pullman Sleeners. for
St'RhNTON BINGrIAMTON. FLMIRA. BATH. MT.
o.3o p NJ CDalyp-RI'FFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
ton owEGo. ITHACA. EGM'RA. SYRACUSE and
oSWFGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet sleepcrs.
sieerers New York TO Kchned Springs.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze & sons Limited III Broadway II Park
Place ,2n broadway and 9i2 nroadway Tickets ferry
stations III 9Th ave. l2t-st 81 West i?5th-st. 23i
Counbns' ave. New York 33S ard 72G Ful,on-s,.. and
IoG broadway. Brooklyn Time tables giving full infor-
tVFSTo.oT'r EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence to destination.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York August Il, 1891.
BEEVES-Recelpts IS cars. 1880 head. all direct
Nothing doing a, the cattle yards to-day. Feeling gen
orally steady Dressed beef steady 1nsigc p-l n
to prin" city dressed native sides No change in
cables. Tn Maliana carrie! iermu Ia to-day CO
tie and co sheep various exporters ~ exports to-
morrow.
CALVES Receipts 81 Very little business:
ing generally steady. few veas sold n >5H$7 - per
100 n; dressed higher i0N lie pc H. country
dressed also stronger ga Zoe COR extremes dressed but
termilks sold at Gzasc; httle calves at "a &C.
Sales SANDERS: yeas lC2 ID average AT s. - per
100 II. do. $50 ~ 81 20
NJ Collins - Virginia calves ~ r. al 81 DO. 100
H. AT 81.
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts 10 cars. or 22G head.
all for the market making. the stock carried
from yesterday total of II On snle-l3 Jersey
city ana at Sixtieth-s Sheep ;isht inquiry.
although fully steady. Lambs light supplies. al
cleared Poor to good sheep sold az s3qSi per leo
~: ordinary to bes' lambs sold al s. tOl g - Dressed
mutton GgSi per n lressei lamts SGilc
glnia DO at - do y n RI 10: 100
Ohio sheep. - ~. At 81 - Kentuckv DO 12i 10. at 81
10 DO. III n. at So 1913 West Virginia DO. 100 H. at
s. Judd & Co.: 22t Kentucky lambs Gs H. at So o. o2
d. GS n. 81: do. - ~ at 81 90 % Kentuckv sheep
ll2 n. 81. IL do. ~ H. at 81 10 lS5 90 H.
81 90.
Newton & Co.: Ils Kentucky lambs. 81 n SO 1917
IS Kentucky sheep 100 ~ at 81 % ~ do IS H. AZ 81
Mcpherson a Co.: -, Virginia lambs G? n. at 81 GIL
~ Virginia fheep and lambs "a n at 50 10
s sanders: % state lambs = y, at 81 q; ~ state
sheep IS ~ at 81 10 buck. 10 n. 81 81 ~.
W. NJ ccnncr: III Kentucky lambs. 40 II. at 81 -; 10
Kentucky sheep los n. AT 81 ~.
II. II. Hollis: III Kentucky lambs 20 n. AT s. 40 -
IIOGS-Receipts. IL cars 2i7i head including 81
head sale Lower at 81 loa$i 20 per 100 ~ for eN
weights.
sacs-lA W. Lamb. late yesterday: G3 state hogs 30
n average 81 30 per 100 n.
Hume & Mullen: 10 State hogs. 10 ~. at 81 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
TIE TRAnE IL ClICAGO.

CiioaQ,. Aug 70 CpcciaD. Wheat Of ore time o. day
showed an advance Of cents bushei getting TO the
4's eyc 50 fa' 20 r.nts oy'r the lrs early N , ,r
,5-oI at SGT cables up; bv.rpoo up equal
hushel Tnrte We .ls C'' 1, S,, opp i-.hais
p IT,na coz o fusa~s last W. i shipments yer~
@OoOo bushels n eYoess u me 10, duvut 81 A.
Ggr- s.ilr, le,re in stocks here large this week
probably as periaIs 500 ooo bushels These pun c
eTtaordinay adyarce. That more he Fesuit Of pit
faorinary eone's,n ~ Srp,tin.'I, E,'N me- lrg
To- want to buy hT,e T' mn, , The ,e,r H prl
aNnnc"' io'n lin, no ADEQUATE tfai, FOR any such
rrr.uaion From II ccnts for September there was a
uck break 90 - cents another rally 70 So cents ana
Incident wa the heavy buying by that interest
which toaeh 50 S Shom1usy y en Was Hcry muc
harder To- get than that 3o"ocoo bushels they bought
today as ycserd,, those New-Yorkers VINO were -
ne .a,h business The Wild fluctuations and the rapid
advance bow .ldced cash people they oond do noth
ne Premiums shaded lite, hut II did n cool
NV York reported exporters reseng There vas good
leai Of rcsellins here Pope VINO had bought spot
crty In he last three days there has t"ca practically
nothing cash here. and not very m"'h done al
corn got to best price for good viii adyancns
S7a To 2si@2Si. and coscd o7s cents There was a
Very 3D., n uas sy hn int ntr s Witch has sud
denly rrei hnss o up "Fa. , 600 o bushels Of corn
Receipts we're less than expectation. 90 cars with
a. were ahou, $50 bushels the Price cur
r.nf was rather hush. declaring the crop situation less
asgurnr Charters made Tor 500" bushels. The
tcs, estimates on the yield not far over
>,o 900 o bushels People who should know best are
confident ~ higher prices.
o,,s ad,oncrd = cent and held haf ~ II. september
cold rom ~ T., u and closed i1Hl7, cents There
49, tho same sort buying In oats in corn the
Tive iuli wheat crowd leading in It, Allen Grier took
ssitlv coo nOp bushels. There continued buying
iy the export interest New York and news from the
scabarI of further large export sales 2mWo bush
~, ,.b,r,ars here were 2ln CoD bushels Receipts
GlI cars with go estimated for Friday. Samples were
"a
country offerings are falling Of. The shipping demand
II improving. -,-,. I'll,
%, long lard kept up They finally caught the excite
-. ont which was rife grain. Pork At time showed
a. atvance ~ - cents over Wednesday: Lard ~ ~
cen,s riis ~ T. This not all held Pork ct
e., inso showed an adyanc" 81 ~ cents. lard Of ~
CENTS ribs II 2i. There further good cash
lor,,, ri. 5000 ucrccs being sold for
ops wore in lighter supply. - 900 here. with 2oW0
estimated for Frlay; prices at tho Yards cents higher
on mo curb 'puts September wheat closed AT S0
cents. calls" 81. cents Puts On september corn
were - i,G2Ts. cents; calls. 2shn-N's cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
OTHER MARKETs-rY TELEGRAPH.

S. Louis Aug. l2-Cai:le loc higher: native shipping
and export steers SASS To- dressed beef and butchers
50 Goa 81 60 under loo H. 81 2'H<i ~ st1ers
and FEEDER 81 ioUSi 10. ana heNcrs. S.nN -
Indian steers 81 1904: and heifers SEA
81 % Hogs strong 10 jc higher lights. 81 S0df3 81.
mixed 81 G3QS3 -. heavy 81 .iTs3 - sheep duI
steady: native muitons 81 20s a. culls and bucks s2a
So Texas sheep. 81 3OHs3 "a. lambs. 50 1jdSi -.
kansas city, Aug. 12-CaIc steady TO strong. Hogs
&c higher hcav"s. s. jjG$3 6Iit packers 81 500
G2. mixed 81 j5n 50 Gl 81 Ogs3 20. WORKERS.
81 Gj6s3 10 s3Hs3 Co sheep lambs. s. oG
81
Fast Liberty. Aug I2-Cattc steady: extra. s4aCR
81 prime. 81 5H<4 - common. 81 i00 81 ca bulls stays
ANA cows S2NS3 % Hogs fair: prime rh; Workers and
pigs - Is. lest medium s. ljn<i 20. fair.
st@$i %; hnfy s. Nn$3.o rouehs. ;: 3opsl =.
choice lambs s5g5 20. common 10 good SASS 80 veal
calves 75nsG
EAST buffalo Aug I2-Cattle-Re Receipts about . cars:
market steady logs-Eeceipts, * market steady
and firm Workers good 20 choice 81 l2Hti rs rDughs
10 good - 23pS3 ~. pigs. good to choice. 81 10
ass II. sheep ana lambs Receipts market ahou'
steady; MN; lambs good 10 extra choice. s. "5a5 20,
cus to fair - aJnS5 30 Shet Choice to select wcth
81 iuGSi 80. cuils ard common. >3Hsi
Chicago, Aug. l2.The market for io-iay was
strong AZ advance 81 "a Uc per 100 n. The liLht
scarcely the requirements. Common dressed beef
secrs salahe Al 81 10 81 - and good to prime
..e ania -, :: ';os5 p The bulk u the cattle creased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York, August L. lr'i
RFANS AND pFAS-Market firm for marrow b'ahe
and while occasional lots stin selng al - 90 H
holders ask 81 80 FOR the choicest quality Medium ana
show force enough permit q much advance Exporters
have shown some red kidney ana me poslto
firm al 81 exceptional are noted where that MUIR
mas been exceeded kidney have h.d some eH III
business al 81 40 O:her varieties about as last quoted
Gre.n peas steady We quote: Beans. marrow: choi''
per bush 2sl 80: DO fair 10 good 81 l31Sl 90 %
medium choice 81 20u$i 22ig, DO pea choice; ~ l'p
rtd kidney choice 10 fair to good 81 5oasl ~ do
white Kidney choice 81 35asl 90 d. yellow eye 81 lo 90
lima California 81 5Qsl 40 DO Lady Washington. 81 l0n
IL green peas bbs 77iausOc: DO bags. 1OnI2c; do
scotch blk. s7igG9nc. do bags. s2i4c.
BI'TTER-Thc favorable indications that have been
noted a day two past more marked to-day ana
while prices higher there 1rfer and better
the strength and Is easily sold AT l5c, that
figure been exceeded few bat such Gales
still establish higher quotation Firsts
4c with little business fract0nay higher.
noticeable Improvement In Seconds and thirds. In fact
the summary character and hard to
very moderate and quality unimprovcG. bulk sales
- l0H l2c and could be- obtained for fancy
hnf tubs but such quite Imitation creamery
holds about the previously quoted. and there Is
4 steady feeling n factory. with fair demand. We
quote Creamery WeeteTn extras. H.. ljc. do rss.
f4c thirds seconds 1lWl3c do State extras. l5c.
ilHiic. STATE dairy hnfnrkin tubs
ioHl5c; state dairy. tins etc 9Ql2c;
Imitation creamery best I2c. do 10 nrsts aisG
lie. factory June lOi9c do hsts. 1Oc. fresh
nrsis si~Nl 100 10 thirds 10 nds. 7N9c.
CHEESE Receipts II large fun cheese
Daratve moderate. and mhiIs trade does ~. hoe aDy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave W 42l St station. y Y. follows. and
II M earlier from foot Franklin st:
:,:,O \. NJ. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo: Sie~ping car
NV York TO B,oomyIlc. sundays only; can be occl-
pied 900 y. VI. ,-,.., ~,
$50 \. NJ naly. Local 70 Albany ior 'a'sN" N'un-
,o.i3 a. NJ Daliy for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Rorh-
c.tsr Buffa!o Nmgara Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo.
~ 100 ( NJ Daily. except sunday. to Bloomvils
and cotskil Mountains New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and
,i,nr.,ask, pirlIr BOOniyilie and New Palfz
p 80 A. NJ Daily. except SUNDAY. 70 CatsNI
Nuntoins New Paltz. faKos Mohonk and MinnewasNa
AVanv Sara,ue. Caldwell. Lake George. Parlor cars
III, p NJ Saturdays only Half-Hoiiday Special TO
,.at.li Mountains. Par"r caf attached
= NIX = NJ Daily except sunday. T. catskill Noun
tarv and Saratoga. Paror car attached u Bloom
. toO r. ST. paily. * ,ept SUNDAY. for Albany;
.,.on - n paily for Albany Montreal, tuca SYRIA
cuse Rochester, Buffalo Niagara falis' toronto pe-
,rott' Cleveland. Chicago and s.. Louis:
A. IN p n pa.ly except sunday. or Newburg. Albany.
49, .'ratora and Montreal. Sleeping car Albany TO
Il Daily except sunday for Syracuse. ROches-
s.rI 1Hd Daily for Albany Utic syracuse Roche.
Ruffao Niagara Fa!s. Toronto Detroit Cleveland
~ leaves Brooklyn by Annex: Aioi5. Bioio
NJ" ,-lo5 r NJ. Jersey cry !. r. Il station;
Con Ril.9o C3:2S j. Il.
- ,sbies AZ principal hotels and offices.
A"'e - r LAMBERT. General PASSENGER Agent.
" Vanderbilt Ave- New York.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through leave Ns"SGrS S; f9 " Wes @
as M-Vestilulrd Express daily for Binghamton
"'"V ~ ,iun,ra Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffalo $40
" =, 'r,rin~ car 10 Buffalo. 80,
J, NJ M.-vesubuled Express daily. except sunday
70. Fot 1 p~ints 10 corning Daily 10 Port Jeryis
lnp1l ,,ri,r cars Tor Monticello ana Corning
Pullman LVsstibulei Limited fast mail Daily. solid
-,"V chicago. Via Chautauqna Lake arrives Cleye-
ianl ~ aNn,d cincinnati. Dining Car
Cl.Ng.h Ilunalo and Cleveland Nes'ihuled Express
$50 L. T,',Galo 700 \. NJ. Bradford. 7:l7 A. NJ.
r ry,own 100 A n. cleveland i2"o = NJ sieepsrs
Jah.sa"H ,I Cleveland making direct connections for
- bui' ,e,irae, and the West. Cate Library car.
s.t5 r. MA Chautauqua Like and N,agara Falls
i.bi,seo and Cincinnati Dining car 49,. ,,>,
mrnodations At III. l3 2ji. 4oi and .5' Broad
way IN Bowery i56 Fast ,2th-s, and 81 WSsl l2Ss,
81, 7aS Fuiton-s io6 broadway. BROOKLYN 200 Hudson
.'' and city Station. Westcott TX
ss ra, Tor and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
tences 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-13
VIEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

Trains leave foot ~ West va - as io'o"s ''' "H'
ear,i.r from Franklin ST. ,,,r- So. ,,.A..L
5,55 A. VI. Montana. or MIL lS'N'r s,"n
Iou.hirgh Hurl.Nvie Lake Knmesha. Liberty, scran-
WI, n Delhi sidney Norwich. Utica. Oneida. Fui-
ton Oswego. -, ,,,,,,.,,., pt,,,,,y
vwrtsnor, tlIenVilc Mouniaindale. fenireyile.
rWa.islurg Lake Kiamesha HuFleyNtle. Liberty fais.
,.ta - VI SATURDAYS onkl for Midtown. Noom'
,,,,'r,b WIIrtsborp Eeuvile. Mounttin1ale Centre
III, Faushurgh Lake kiamesha linrleyNille Fcfnia;e'
liberty White Lake Paks,ilie. Livingston Manor hoe~-
Hills T. W.. for Campbell Hall. Lakes Moeo.k ana
,,,,,avaska Nldletown Rloningourgh Nur'snoro ~
;"ryirr Mour,aindae Ctntrevile fallshuish Las
Siamesha HurleyVille Ferndale lhn,rS' "h'e i-'N''
pa%Ls,.iIs Livingston Manor. kockland -,
tr,O 4. VI. Tor Montana ORE NILS Msa' p MI Nj
dictpwn Wnieton ~ ,ominghursn Mur no ~,
1ii3 r. VI Trsnnknn 81 t,isr,v I livingston Manor.
Waiton sidney Norwich Randallsyihe. Hamilton on"iia,
Ei,on Osweeo Niagara Falls. and points West fuI.l
Sleeping car Recling chair Car seats ires tnr,.sh
cnt.,s, utthou, transfer; arrives Chicago eSo y NJ
,r,ote,s and pullman seats at 3il Broadway n. Il