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Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-06
Terrc Hnutc & Losnnsport.

New York. Jan. 5.-The reorganization
committee of the Tcrre Haute & Logans-
port Railroad Company has extended the
time for deposits without penalty until
January 20. after which date payment of
$40 per bond will he eXacted.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-06

the Kansas City. Pittsburg * Gulf. vice
president; L. b. Darpall, of the Wabash
secretary: +. l.. Sellech. of the Rock ISL
and, treasurer. All of these officers served
in a similar capacity last year with the cX-
.cepton of Mr.. Shepard.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-06

Sedalia. Mo-. Jan. 5.-tSpecial) r. L.
Ware, agent of the Sedalia, Warsaw X
Southwestern at Lincoln. has been trans
ferred to Warsaw. and c. G. Hare of this
city, has been given the Lincoln office.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-06

said that a company had been formed to
purchase the Short Line at the foreclos-
ure sale. He could not tell the name of it,
1t is thought that the line will be operated
by a management friendly TO the Union
Pacific
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-06
Acmos-Kopf .
The Game This Evening.

This evenings game will be between ths
BclicVues and the Stockyards. and as these
teams are very evenly matched, the contest
will doubtless be close and interesting
one. with the chances about evenly ball
anCCd.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-06

A woman who is weak.nervous and sleep
less, and who has cold hands and feet, can
not feel and act like a well person. Car
ters Iron Pills equalize the circulation, re-
move nervousness and give strength and
rest.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-06
Telegraphers' Convention.

Peoria. ILL.,. Jan 5.-The convention of the
Order of Railway Telegraphers has been
called to be held in Peoria on May II.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-06
sInckinnw Road Sold.

Van Vert, o., Jan. 5-The Mackinaw
railroad was sold here this afternoon to S.
c. Benice. The consideration is $1,OOuOO0.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-06
Female Cyclists mt Cleveland.

Are unlike all other pills. No purgIng or
pain. Act specially on the liver ana bile.
Carters Little Liver Pills. One pill 6ose.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-06


productions OF each the end that
bring the following
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-23
MANY AT BEACH AND PARK
The Swimmers at Sutro Baths VIII See
How They Look in the
Kinetoscope,

Notwithstanding the misty day there
was a very good crowd out at the park
and beach yesterday. The sports at the
Sutro baths were varied by a clever rep.
resentatiou of the yellow kid" which
pleased the boys very much. Professor
James H. White, from the Edison labora-
tory in Otange, n. j., was at the Sutro
baths taking kinetoscope pictures OF the
swimming, diving and dancing. It Is the
first time that kinetoscope pictures have
bsen taken of such scenes and the Sutro
baths furnish an ulequaled opportunity
for getting good ones on account of The
great space and the fine light.
The attendance at the park museum
keeps I'D remarkably well. The new an
mex is still unoccupied, as the walls are to
be given ample time to thoroughly dry
before the treasures are moved into it.
The conservatory has a number of rare
flowers in bloom and the big lily, the Vic
toria Regia, promises TO blossom abund-
anty in few weeks.
A few bicycle riders fell on the drive
way, but none were seriously bruised.
Lee Jacobs Of 1902 Webster street got a
sprained wrist and confused knee. T.
J. Gallagher OF 222 Eleventh street, con-
tractor, collided with another bicycle
rider and wounded his hand. G. w.
Whitney of 1901 Webster street met with
a slight bicycle accident, and some time
later had to go to the ambulance station
FOR attention on &C count of heart failure.
Thomas O'Brien OF 1880 McAilister street
was a little bruised by bicycle fall.
There was a large crowd at the Chutes
to witness the stereoptlcon views OF the
route to the Klondike. There were 130 of
these from photographs taken on the
gTound.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-23
HATOHET MEN IN TROUBLE,
sixteeh High binders Captured at a Sc
cret Meeting.

sixteen Highbinders Captured at a Se-
cret Meeting.
A den Of vice at 20 Ross alley was the
scene of an angry meeting OF highbin ders
last night. The object OF the meeting. it
is said by the police, was to determine the
guilt or innocence of Chinaman suspect-
ed of assisting the Society for the Preyen-
tion of Cruelty to Children in Capturing
and removing 10 one of the Chinese mis-
sions slavegirl, and if found guilty to
also determine the safest course they could
pursue to send his soul among the stars.
Police, Sergeant. Perrine and Officers Bun
ner and o O'Connell got wind of the pro-
ceeding and determined to capture the
conspirators. The officers succeeded in
prying off lock and entering the resort
without being detected and, stopping q
most animated debate placed the entire
gathering, consisting of sixteen men. un-
der arrest. Huge revolvers were found on
three OF the high binders, and beside the
general charge OF wishing house of
vice," which was placed opposite the
names OF all the prisoners. the gun men
were booked Cor carrying concealed wea-
pons. The police are elated over the
catch as they believe they succeeded in
putting an end to debate which would
have ultimately led to the shedding of
blood.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-23
BURGLARS MAKE
A Big HAUL
The Residence of P. ]. Don
ahue on First Street
Entered.
A Large Quantity Of Jewelry,
Clothing and Other Effects
Stolen.
The Temporary Occupants and a
Guest Were Playing Billiards
at the Time.

While John B. McNamara. 346 First
street, his wife and George Jeram, guest,
were playing billiards in the oilliard-room
OH the first floor Saturday night burglars
entered the house and carried off con-
siderable quantity OF iewelry, clothing and
other effects.
The house belongs to P. J. Donahue, the
capitalist, but is being tenn porarily occu-
pied by Mr. and Mrs. Mcnamara.
The burglary was committed between 8
and IL o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. McNamara
and their guest went downstairs at the
former hour to the pillard-room, and
when they stopped playing at the latter
hour and went upstairs they Immediately
saw hat burglars had been there during
their absence. Bureau drawers had been
ransacked ana their contents scattered on
the floors.
A heavy marble top was on one OF the
bureaus and as some of the drawers were
locked The marble tcp had been lifted off,
requiring the stIeng n of more than one
m an. and the drawers had been cut
through with JACK knlie 10 get at thelr
contents.
Among the articles stolen were an OPEN
faced gold watch with the inscription,
ITO dear Bamps from mamma with her
parting loving blessing. August IL, 1867
two gold scarf pins, one oval SHAPED with
setting OF black onyx and pearl in center,
and the other set with mosaic scarablc
and round in shape, revolver, an OPEN
faced silver watch, silver bracelet, pair
of onyx cuff buttons with heavy gold set
ting, small pasteboard box containing
large single stone sapphire ring, gypsy
setting, black and gold mourning ring.
two plain gold wedding rings and small
gold ring set with two pearls and red
stone, valuable meerschaum pipe be-
longing to MIR. Donahue, pair OF shoes,
two pairs of trousers, vest, and silver
badge, emblem of the Sacred Heart. a
number OF other trinkets were taken
which Mrs. Mcnamara was unable to give
in detail. From the room occupied by
Mr.. Jeram were taken suit Of clothes,
shirt and two raZors.
The police were at once notified OF the
burglary, and Policemen J. II. Tyrrell, J.
A. Ryan end w. K. Van Kueren were
soon at the house, but they could find no
trace of the burglars. Detective Ed O'Dea
later found in the garden an old suit OF
clothes-coat vest, trousers, shirt, pair of
shoes and one sock-which one OF the bur-
glors had evidently thrown away after
donning Mr. Jeram's suit. He also found
Chinese coin.
The house stands about forty feet from
the street, and is surrounded by high
fence. The burglars had apparently
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-23
The last bullseye in the afternoon was

The last bullseye in the afternoon was
made by A. Stracker.
The shooting festival will end next
Sunday. when the winners for the two
meets will be announced. Only the man
and honorary targets will be used, as yes
terday's results on the point targets or
bullseye shooting are conclusive. Next
Sunday there will also be special shooting
for members of the California Schuetzen
Club, and good records are expected 20 be
attained. The light to-day on the targets
was entirely satisfactory, and the first
days shooting was in every way sue
cessiul.
At the point targets, out of the first 200
shots, A. Strecker made $50 points, D. w.
Mclaughlin 331 and D. B. Faktor 80.
1t is conceded that A. Srrecker m ade the
most points during The day, F. 2. Schus-
ter second, John Utschig third, ID. b.
Faktor fourth. Captain Kuhl fifth, Cap
tain Kuhnle sixth.
The irst pr re in best centers was won
by f. E. Mason, Captain Kuhl second, Al
Haake third and F. P. Schuster fourth.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-23

/, R. StetIin, 139 points; 2, John Gefken,
23S; 8, F. Koch, 531; A, q. H. Bahrs, 624; 5,
A. ii. Pape. 700; g. H. SELLING, 1O45; 2, HI.
Helloerg. 1899; 8, ". F. Garms, 1l5s; 9, John
Thode 1925; 10, Jonn de VIII. 1925; II, L. H.
Otto Lemcke, 1886; Ia, David saifeld, 1855;
Is, George Alpers. 1897; 16, John Lankenau,
1879; IL, William Plath, 1898; 1S, John
Tiedemann, 1771; 70, ]. D. Heise, 1897; 20,
John Beuttler, 1913.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-23
Danced In the Evening.

The united lodges OF the Order of Hermarn's
Sons held picnic and summer night festival
at Smell Mound Yesterday, and a large number
of people were present ltwas held under the
auspices of the ten lodges located in San Fran
cisco, Oakland, Alameda and B rkeley. In
the afternoon there were prize bowling, games
ana dancing, and all had an enjoyable time
until the last trains from the PARK. The affair
was under TIE following committee of
arrangements: A. Ster, f. Baltrusch, F.
Klimm, H. ALERT, C. Nispel, F. Giell and c.
Boukofsky.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-23

clim bed to the top OF the fence, wa ked
or crawled along it till they reached the
porch. Stepping onto the porch, it was
easy for them to open the window. which
was unfastened, and effect an entrance.
The police believe that they know the
burglars. and their arrest may be expected
at any time
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-23
AUCTION SALES.

BY FRANK w. BUTTFRFIELD-Ths dav. Au-
gust % Grocery store at 1913 Guerrero street, IL
q clock.
BY kiLLIP & Co. - To morrow August "a
Horses. at cor Market St and Van Ness ave-, az
IL o'clock.
BY 6. II. uNBsEN & Co.-Thursday, September
:, Eeal Estate at ! Mont gomery st. at IL o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-23
SAVED HIS FAMILY.
j. j. Kreuzer Rescued His Wife and
Children From Burning Building.

A building at 1741 San Bruno road, oc-
cupied by J. J. Kreuzer as q saloon and
residence, was destroyed by fire about 2
O'Clock yesterday morning. The family
had retired several hours before, and
Kreuzer rescued them with difficulty.
Kreuzer applied to nelghbor to shelter
his wife, who was ill., and the children,
but was refused. They were then taken
to the City and County Hospital.
The building and its entire contents
were des royed. The loss was about s. 900.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-23
ADJUSTMENTS

BALDWIN THEATER.-- THE II cart OF Maryland"
COLUMBIA THEATER - The Great Unknown"
NoRosco's OPERA-HousE-' The Train Wreck
ers
ALcA2AR THEATFR.- "Jane"
1IVoLI OPERA HOUSE, II Trovatore-'
ORPHEUM. High Class Vaudevnla
OBERoN.-Grand Concert
sCTRo BATHS Bathing and Performaucea
IEE CHUTEs AND CHUTEs FREE THEATER--
Great Vaudeville Company, every afternoon and
evening
N MECHANICS PAvILIoS-M Mechanics Fair now
oper.
CIRous-Eighth and Garrison streets, Friday,
September 8.
STATE FAIR-Sacramento, commencing septem-
Der 8.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE RAILROAD.

IIiyuyn Trans aNc ArA York. foot Of Chamber "a.
follow and aye minutes earlier from Mest %! ST.:
600 \. M-Nesiibul'd Express daily iOr Ighafnton
Wa,eIy Elmita. buffalo. bradford Arrive Buffalo $40
l.. VI. Paror Buffalo.
200 j.. M.-vestibued Iimitei fast mail Daily
tram Chicago. Cleveland 40 4. NJ. Chicago
r. ~ Sleepers TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining
1910 y. M.-Bunao and Cleveland ve',ibulcd Express
Daily Buffalo 1908 A.. NJ. bradford A. NJ
jamestown 700 a. NJ. Cleveland 1890 T.. w. Seepers 10
Brnao ana Cleveland. making direct connections for
J)etrp nd
Si1S +. M.-sod train to chicago sicepers to IIor-
ne..fyiIle. ar Cincinnati
TICKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDs AND PULLMAN
accommodations at H. t3. 26l. iO and 0J7 Broad
way l27 Bowery $50 East ie5th st. md ~ West 18th
and 7c6 Fulto-st 100 Boadway Rrooklyn Hudson
At IIoboken and Jersey city Station. Wcscoit EXPIRES.
c.ls ,or checks baggage from hotels and
q destination
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CEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, WITH THr

~ OF and the Of the
thereon. Will received by 'he Department OF Public
Parks Offices Arsenal Building SxtyfQirh street
and Fifth avenue, Central Park until o'clock T. NJ
u Monday december 81 1891 FOR the following named
works
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF BRIDGE OVER
THE HARLEM RIVER At ONE HUNDRED AND
Fort Y-FiFTH STREET.. CONNECTING THE EAsTER-
LY END OF ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FiFTII
STREET AND THE %ARGINAL OR EXTERIOR
sTREEr. n THE TWEIrTm u WARD or THE CITY
FoRTY- NINTH STREET AND EXTERIOR SHEET IN
THE TWENTY-THIRD WARD
FOR CONSTRUCTING BRIDGE AND ITS AP-
PRoACHEs WITH a DRAW SPAN AND CRIB-
FENDER BErWEEN PELiiAM BAY PARK AND
rIIE CITY OF NEW YORK
no, Darticylars see Getty Record"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-27
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. Il.
stations In kcw-YOrk. foot OF 1inrcIny
and CbristOphcr streets
vEsTIDULED TRANS: PULLMAN DuFFET


Direct route 10 NEWARK RfOOuFrET.p MONTCrAIR
THE ORANGES. summit Dernardsvie Basking
Madison. Morrlstown. Ia,sa.c. Paterson Boon
ton Dover. Sanhope NEWTON. BUDDS LAKD
LAKE HOPATCDNG. Hackeustown. SCIIOOLEY'S
HoiTNrATN. washington. PHILIIpsBURG, EASTON
SCRANTON. PITTsTON. wILKESBARRE. NANTI-
ro,. BlNGHAMToN OXFoRD. NORwIcIi Water
ssYlssAc!SE oswEGo. i4fAcA' owFG6 ffM sifna
CORNI,;G. EATI DANsyIl.i-E; RIlFTALo md al.
800 A. AUTHORIZATIONS MAI. stops at principal
1000 Az M-cam Car. BurFAIO SCRANTON. BING-
HfcTiFii:i.D sPRIHGs. SYRACUSE. ana oswfGo
EXPREss. Pullman rarior Cars. Connecting at
1:oo p M-scRANTOH. wIIK EsnARIE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parior Car.
400 p M-SCNANTON. WIIKFSHARRE AND PIYM-
OtjTI EMPRESS. Pullman Bunet Patior Car
ZOO p n (Day)-Chicago Nes,ibuled Limited Express
" far SCRANTON. BISTiIAMroN. ErMIRA. hUF-
Chicago Dining Car west Of BufNlo
SCRANTON BINGIAMTCS. Ef.MIRA. BATH. MT.
NORRIS and Bt,FrALO arriving IN buffalo \ A. VI.
$50 P ~ HailyD--T:rFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON OWEg;O. ITHACA. El.MIRA. SYRACUSE.
UTICA and OSWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
r1cKEETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a,
Henry Gaze s. sols Limited li3 Broadway. "a Park
statIonr iii 4th-avc. l2ths OIL West 25h-s, 233
Columhs ave. Ne~-York: 3ss AMI 80 Fuon-st. and
100 Rroafway Brootlyn. Timetables giving full infor-
nation at al stations ~. - .
check baggage trnn hotel residence TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-27


prov.msa o, The City Of New yoft By the c:an,e
by Tn. Mayor Aldermen and Commonal;y Of the city o.
New Yok to es s nna' . TnsI w,, n re-, 5r
New York. bounded by Eleventh. and Twelfth avenues
fourth streets duy selected located ana laid out and
for public park under and in pursuance Of the provi'
Pursuant tie provisions Of cnaper $50 q the Law.
S HaS 10 ,hs spree court Of the STAT II sew YORK
Special Term u said Court 10 be lid at Part III
YORK On F-iday, 2i., day. OF January 1895 the
81 "onsei can be- heard thereon Tor the appointment Of
Commissioners Of Estimate In the above-enued matter
,ends s Is he acqusn Of tue by The mayor Hdermcn
and commons Of ,hs y 81 M SnS mSs to o sF" al.
twenty second Ward Of the CITY Of New York bounded
By e. tfSf1n nni a TS' W M n 1
sna n>d to and for the purposes tpcne sai chapter
Laws Of 1851 said property having been duly
cTening and impfovenent Of the city Of New York as
Sna for Of PG .sd a ussr 9s the s7
the foowing-described lots pieces or parcels Of land
.a5d %sd o S g e H qo snf q; rs ~
Parcel. ~
Eleyerth avenue with sou'hery line Of West Fifty
6d In. " 81 W ~ street m o da sa
Zee, the eastery line Of Twelfth avenue thence
Sot,he,,y ne 81 West second street thence %
running easerly along said noIhery line Of West Fiy
second distance Of 800 feet the westerly
line Of thence 80 running nprtherly
along line OF Eleventh for distance
Of 200 feet 10 inches A Se haCe Or point OF beginning
Beginning the intersection OF the westerly line Of
Eleventh the southerly line Of West Fifty
fourth street % running westerly along said
line Of West Fifty fOurth street for distance
the eastcry line II Twelfth avenue thence
southerly along said castcrly line OF Twelfth
distance OF 300 feet and 10 Inches TO tho
northerly line Ffty-third street; thence 49,
ming easerly along said northerly line OF West Fifty
distance Of 500 feet to the westerly line
thence running DoTthcrly along
line Of Eleventh avenue for distance OF
10 inches to the place point % beginning
shown two similar plans and prohle-. accom-
panied with explanatory remarks. made by the Depart
Inent Of each Of which entitled Maps
showing n public park OF Eleventh avenue between
second and Fify-fourth streets. In the Twenty
second Ward of the CITY Of New York Of which
and County Yos and the other Of which is fled
In the ONCE OF the Department OF Public Parks In sad
city
Tn. said Board Of Street Opening and Improvement.
and in pursuance Of the provisions OF fad chapter
OF 1887. has determined that the proper
expense be Incurred IN acquiring the land
for park upon the property. persons
efates he benefited by the acquisition and
Of park shall bc twcntyfye
Of such expense: and said Board has also
determined that the area within which such expense
shall shall be follows: On the north by
Fy-sxth the south by Forty eighth
the By Ninth and Tho by Twelfth
Dated New York. December 2ith, 1897
FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT.
Counsel the Corporation,
No Tryon Row. New York City.
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RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

sAArIoNs foot q West rwenty-thlrd stree, aa1
xrbe DeiosoSses and GOranat streets
wt ten minutes later than that given below for
4' 81 =. ": FAST MAlL-pullman Buffet Pa,lor Car
chicago No coat thsus pSssgps Car rsOurs 10
go F1 rHxkqviNih aHf GSyefn
Comparment sleeping lining SIN 'kins and observa-
Iaaana f cGSasS e'y s Toledo cne"
LOO 80. r: NJ CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
ME fa fiEinRsN@"f: ffsO St. Cleveland cSS's
r. so tH%TIdS ssS: 3hS S'I EXrS:ssror Pitts.
7ao M'n rAtIFc s. qli r.Surs and
SO ~ Ms iS y6 6fysI%a sseeI STd' u.
a" h> ss'a T. lH9 sor II coaches
'S 70 az 20 80 Dining CAP 1910 "a, , ne so
s,$s " ' ea e S'%s ~;
or *! sns G sS9 s NJ % MIL ns1 hos nigh,
ATLENTIc COAST LrNE.-E.pre.. go a. m. and $50
f6 @ T5IAr o EEnF9N1 4?y
Ia 0is'f';f'
cApE MAY..i 20 weekdays Desbrosse. and cort-
Long Branch AsbSry Park nn,erlaken sundays, Ocean
s ana P9 30 Pris 70 mroa w1 II 10 %
coIand ssci. 30 % a. n" ?i i'" a3c 10 i i:
10 10 Taa ,,.,,,.n
4's 8 a Ia'S =? s5 SO ssS
d ifSi afG $50 s"iR cs5 a. 'a Is
re- S?:.s%sS @ q %..s 1S S+s s,,:
s,s. and station. zoo, q ps.or's.. and cO5andi
Nay and BROOKLYN Anne. station: Brookiyn; station:
call for ana check baggage from hotel. and residences
through 70 estimation.
General Manager. General P,ss'r Agent.
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Dnblle Notices.
~~~~~~~~>-~-~~-~>>o-N-~~< ~~>>>~>U~~o~~DrNr>~oN
ID BIDS OR ESTIMATES. WITH


SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES. WITH THE
" title Of the and tho name ot the bidder in
dorsed thereon will be received by the Department o:
avenue. Genital Park Until 90 o'clock
p NJ OF Monday. December o. 1891 for the following
FOR RFGuLArING. GRADING. DRAIXINS AND
PROM TIE VAN CoRTLANDT MANSION FOR
COLONIAL GARDEN IN VAN CoRTLANDT Park.
FOR THE lMPRoVEMENT OF PARK BoLNDED
COMES DAM ROAD. IN THB CITY OF NEW YORK
FOR CONSTRUCTING 4 ROADWAY AND APPUR
TENANCEs ~ PELHAM Ray PARK extending the
Bronx ana Pelham Parkway from Baychcster road 70
Eastern boulevard IN the C'y OF New Yoik.
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT or HANCOCK PARK.
BOUNDED BY AVENUE ST. NICHOLAS. MANHATTAN
STREET MANHATTAN AVENUE AND ONE Hu%-
DPED AND TWENTY-THlRD STREET. IN THE CITY
F6R GRANiITr AND BRONZE WORK FOR RAIL
ING, AROUND HANCOCK SQUARE. One Hundred AMI
Twenty and st, Nicnoias avenue New York
For RErAvlNG MAINS NTH ROCK. .AsriIAIT.
SETTING NEW CiRn SfoNts AMP I'M ROWING
TOP SOIL. WHERE REQUIRED. oN ST. JOHNS PARK
IN THE NINTH WARD OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
FOR CONS lRUCTING 4 K0ApMAY AND APpuK-
TENANCEs FROM TIE HhRl;EM RIVER DRIVE
AND SEVENTY FIFTH STREET. IL THE TWELFTH
WARD il THE CITY or NEW YORK -
For RtsiuLATlNG; GRADING ANp coNsTRrcTISo
RoADWAG XP r S Mp oPhRK
WAY FROM THE y y; c: & u r. r. TO BROAD.
WAY IN THE TwENTY-FoURTH WARD OF THE
u F6R THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE PARK At
HoI'sTON sHERITF STANTON. PITT AND wIf.I.Er
STREETS IN TIE ELEVENTH WARD OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-The follow

Az ing proposals. work be done In the Depart
mont o. Public Charities: Proposals for material an
required for Receiving md Ferry House be erected
1T CITY Hospital landing Dacxwcrs Island. Proposals
for materials and work required for flooring and steel
ceilings nj city Hospital Backwe's Island. Proposals
for materials and work required for addition TO General
Drug Department to be erected grounds Of Bellevue
Hospital
For further particulars see City Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-27

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subs rpticns - The rrbur.
N received NJ their Uptown Once 40. Ia. BroadwV
ri doo- north 3in,-s. until O'Clock advertise
n~ns received the following branch Offices at regular
office rates until O'Clock D. VIZ 25t shave. a. O.
cor cast i52 9Th ave. i2th-st. Mays. Gthav
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

Leave New 1OfF. WhiteEaH terminal ooutH Re''' o"1
foot OF Liberty Street.
firTsBGho' $50 a. M Is q p M. 600 p. m. lis
nlght. N.c0 a. NJ Liberty st. ony)
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. m. .555 p. m.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. t755. 1000 CDine1!
sl3O a tDlner). 900 tDiner). 1925 Dner "&oS
QDiner). '5.55 y. m. and 'i2l5 night
NORFOLK. til.30 a.
NEW ORLEANS Through seeper). ~ %. 500 .. m.
All trains are Illuminated with Iintsch Light. 49, .
Offices: l3. 172 261. 434 I140 Bdway. 81 F. 14h-st.
1877 Rowery N. y $780, 344 Fulton-st Brooklyn: White
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-27
MACHINERY.

Al REDUCED PRICES. see"nd na i,.i
wood and lion working machines; fuily
Guaranteed: machinery bought ana en-
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. Sos MAUI
ecnst.