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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA


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STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third street ana Ne'
brosses and cortandt streets. a Cortland,
OThe leaving time from pes0Tosses xy n below foi
St,S s1 s w.pman Buffet paror Car
New York Pittsburg. sleeping Car fi''sDu's - N'
cago. No coaches to PittshurG ,-.vo,ana
$40 $40 w. FA FFENkHS Sh>s''f ST
s,eD.s pn" ssa S%o 4osao a@
10 %Si?'H H. cl qsSI A II 81 ExrmEss-
For Nashville lyia cincinnat Chiea6 ago csveand chi
$50 r. " M6r T %dsdd sScD sataTa
40 up p. VI isSodGjTHWESrEKN EXPREss-For Pitts
40 r. IT, Fa l9r'psSi'sr PseyJs and
ocaso CONNECTS f 9y6 ceEs%Td sscei
Sleeping Yo Altoona east Lh Sd coaches rs
burg nj points West. daily except sunday NO coa'''
49, " WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH:
7oo go eo go Dining Can ioO I'M " ali rarior and
ba sG sr. $50 6sss car
II o' night sundsy SO 9m s all Psrior and
Dining Care, 40 Dining carr, 40 'pinhs Caf'' '''
soSfrr i RATfWAY-Enpre-. 40 p. m 1908 might
ATi.ANTrc COAST LINE.-E1Dre'', o. 20 a. m. and 800
E 952 sSd r fss M
ATsxTfc ag.o Ds'O1 T.:.is h.S
ram Buns, Parlor Cars Passenger Coach and Com
CAPE MAY;i25o p. m. week day. snra,v,, Ocean
Long s'nrs R e9 p Psrs o@ IVES,
Street station. $50 il5o a. m, go 80 niO p s M
sundays 20 a. M; 10. D. H. 70 10 so $40 ii 30
D. m. Sundays a.45 a. m, 515 p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 TO 75o $50 $50. 20 go Penna Limited %
q 10 Dining carr 1880 dining carr 80 a, m IL o.
80 $50 $50 40 40 Dining carr 40 =, 'p niHb
sundays $40 80 SO $50 20, go IAmitedl, 30,
10 50 Dining Carr a M 80 dining carr 800 ~. ~
Dining Carr 40 Dining Car. $50 Dining Car ~
$50 p m. ~. u night. - . a., , oo,
Rrondway. I Aston House; TNwenty-thrd street
Station and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlanat
Streets 4 Court street SEQ Fulton Street. ~ Broed"ay
and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn; station.
Jersey CITY The New York Transfer Company VIII call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination.
Telephone l27i Eighteenth Street for pennsylvania
J r. HI;TCHfSsoN J. r. WOOD
General General Pass'r Agent
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NEW BUILDINGS

Southern boulevard. corner Decatur ave- ior
a story and attic frame stable. 4ox3o; Johh
Miles. owner: f Aibrecht. architect :'.....
Stebbns- ave. s. 32j n n or lO'tn 81 lot wv
three-story frame tsnemente. 2Ox3Z Jonn
O'Leary 81 No i319 Brfstow-st owner; ROBERT
Glenn. architect; ,o-
three nve story brick fats; %ssle. henry
Miller. Of No FOL East l3sth 81. owner:
Howell Of No as East i3sth-st architect
Kingsbridge ave. s. 37o n Of Varan, ST for
ono and one half story frame stable ana
she'd 2OxGO and 27Xg9.s: J Ames
Kingsbridge. owner Armenian Il founkeheere
i58th-st. II corner Westchester ave- FOR a FOUR
story brick once building. with store " Ok
Hs. william Selling. 81 No 500 East lt,th -,
owner: G Meyers ! Union square ar.n'tee'
Ia Fontaine-ave 100 n ~ lslst 81. ior
three-story frame tenement-house. 20 6xb| X
NcAdam OF No 97l East l75th st. owner ] h
Washngton-ave s. I17e Y or lbbtn-s ior
four four-story brick fats. 25YDI. James Levin.
owner; " g bickerson. OF I'd ave and i4sth-st.
architect 49, - -
lslst-W o. i2O n OF Audubon-ave for
thre.- story brick tenement-house. with store
25xs4 2: Charles Wsisbecke No 1871 West l28th-
st. owner: G. Grtebei. architect .............
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pr.r rcrATE TRANSFERS.

,asd rs ., e Ms.S " l's s%sm. Henri, SO
,7s, HsTnfy ans Is W" 7, Of For, wSshinson.y.
25sio5; Christian Thuanaer to o1'ri''""
2o aaH's 81. s. 100 Il, Of cou%su...ays
25ssaii; Christian Thuander to christina {,
eoh St, So i27 west. aoslOoo John volImer to
w Mfhs ST. 1. COS It Of Horato.t lsia
s55x1s. lxse7. Catharine = Howard to DAVID AGO
ca5 aT ST. 30 ST. 10 ass5x9H7ss George Cant ,oo
,s 5s an: a., VI Sf ss 20 Wes 2,si Ism. scheyer
,g s"s WIZ, 20 2s s'f n ot 81 ave- ericoi charles
&c aaS W.. Mary ,.s s''.'s g, ioa or
G@srse st, i7G,s78. Louis A Schneider md 100
sa Hiss 80 r'asiR S'e"e q sd-ay. iorioos MARY
Stanley John F schTos . WOO, ri,c. sss
ci ico Annie aSs F.rr and .no6sr bridget SIC
q ::o M.s. o. :,. m: y S s,h
sl% 9s2 q ss aye !. ., ls'lo"' Ma. 80
7e ma.mnn t? sus' h of sdvs idsc2 q Herman
a,,h 1870 n W Of Psrk ave. s19s O. rnr-
ran, Putnam and another. .r-'uto' to Harry ., 20
cest! %TA fsss west, No ss 7Ss T ,,t n q
r.s fss ]; IA a. an: : 10 a''S %
,s Sda.sn :. aos n Of i.no1.y.. II 21eoil
Augustus u vand-rpoei. referee to Sophia nm
4st ieI No ss East. ieo,G,,; Lawrence o
Bgwn No rsfs les ss 4. 7s ns MAJ Hartman
s7th-st No 10 East. csIioo same 70 zane
100 ii: John Gallagher 10 EliIat~ih
Msfo%yss siIs Q: p Ss;,..ss 'osioo amo
shsr s9 s ave III, 10 rsward parcel nominal
,o,s, ' Ss go " w.., csssiGii peter Wagner
and another TO Paul Tush. exchange ana u"
"'s 10 paul Uu,srbr,dse ..rehsnr.
30 b aye e; e'1 lame. FrsGl.y " @7co
ID st 3. s Of IL ave, iStra9slopr
ea, Louis I~se and another to Nathan Green
p. tTTs Row y, i22 "a .1Ior e1ioo7
ABRAHAM, wolr to simon p Fiannsry -.:.;......:
property; Simon J F1nnn-ry 20 william .oo
17ss 81 No go - % Z, W 0, worth ave 1911,
10 liIl5sSss8 q. Joseph p o'Donn'l 10 II
cn,,Solrn-,t vs.. ~ Z, F. ot J,nnns,, 25s7ee,
Edmund 4 Roid TO Stephen Bediow ......... 1910
Willis ave No 3S 25xlOO; Willis-ave. NO
siO q %sloo John Lnck TO Elizabeth
p,ssssnt, ave. 10 200. isd,s., Margaret saS.'.r -.
sp1nss,. No IA 25,loo: benjamin 4 Jackson
7ets-s.. 10 22s Vest, I7.Io2 2: MAY Hopkin.
Madison ave-. n " corner ead st. 2o,7o: Paul E
outerbridsc 10 William Iorter Exchange
Issth-si Ises1loo Paul Purh TO Margaret
wagner .................... Exchange 100
Lille T Yoran. individually and another. erecu-
tors 10 Frederick g krImdcck jr .............
Same property John + Westiake TO Jane Crof-
same property. Jane crofton 70 Frederick G
p.srI,si' 80 100 s.. 1910: Edwin Ramsden
i2thst n s. 2iO q n Of "a ave. 2sxio33:
ssd 81, 3 8 ~ n W OF CoIumbus-ave. 3o1i1
1922 Joseph Roth to Bertha Roth. ......:...:; Gin
4Oth-st 81 e Of 7th ave. 2oras .: David
Manhattan ave. corner iieth st. % iixs7:
George + Butler TO Edward Ramsdeil.....,.
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO R.R

New York, Whitehall Terminal. South Ferry ana
foot OF Liberty street.
.paiy: tExceEs Sunday. .sundays.
pTrTsBURG, :tso a m, $50 p; m. HAS p m.
cINciSNAri ST. LOUIS. $1,000 a. M. .bbS ?. m,
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. t7;6s 1000 tpinert
(Dlner, '4:55 ,Diner). 1888 p. m. and 'l2.l6 night
NORFOLK. I'll 30 a. IN.
MEM ORLEANS .i:35 p m. Through sleeper.
All trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Ofces 49, 49, 2n. i34 l.2s+ Bdway. 81 r. l4th ees
i.7 Bowery n y 800 344 Fulton-st. Brooklyn White
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
tn deeti
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WEST SHORE RR

Trains leave " i2d ST. Station. n. Y a. folowN ana
IS earlier from foot Of Franklin St:
1918 A. NJ Ialy for Albany Utica, Syracuse hosnes
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Fort Wayne, Toledo ClcvS
land and Chicago.
600 p NJ paiy for Albany. Montreal Utica SYRACUSE
Roch-ster buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis. 49,.
St15 r. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica, syracuse Hocne[<
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit cleVeA"0
Chicago ana st. Louis
Time tables at principal hotels and offices
G. 4. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
lsl.l. Vanderbilt Ave. New xese I
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. r..
stations in New York. foot Of Barclay
and Christopher Streets.
VESrIDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
LIGHT

Direct route to NEWARK. BIOOMFTELD MoNTCLAIR
THE ORANGES. Summit. Bernardsville. Baskns
Ridge. MADISON. Morrstown. Passaic. Paterson Boon
ton. Dover. S,anhope. NEWTON. BtDDS LAKE
LAKE HOPATCONi. Hackettstown SCfIOOLEYS
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHIi.LPSBvRG EAS-
,ains SCRANTON. PITTSTON. W1LKESBARRE
NANTIcoKE. pANVlLLE, NORTH MBEKlAND
Montrose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH
waterville UTICA RICTiFfEf.D SPRINGS. Cortland
sYRACT'SE OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO, Ei.MlRA
CORNING BATH DANSvIl.LE BuFFAIO and all
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. ,
500 A. N RINGHAMTON MAIL. Stops at principal
stations. -
1000 A M-(Csne carr BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
HAMrOS OWEGO ITHACA EIMiRA UTICA,
RICHFGELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and OSWEGo
EXPRESS Pullman Palace Cars. Connecting AZ
Buffalo with trains FOR Chicago and points West,
100 y. M-sCRANTDN. WiLKESBARRE and EL-MiRA
400 +. VI -SCRANTON. WiLKESBARRE and FLYNN
OUrH EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Parior Car.
TOO =. NJ CDaly)-'hicago Nestbue Limited Express
FOR SCRANTON. BfNGHAMToN. ELMiRA. BCF-
FATO Pullman Bure Sleeping Car New-York 70
Chicago Dining Car Of Buffalo
$50 = ". G)allyl-Buraio Express Pullman Sleepers
FOR SCRANTON BiNGHAMTOE. EIMIRA. BATH,
Mt MORRIS and BuFFALo arriving In Buffalo s
$50 : n pally,--R BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
UTICA and OSwEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry & sons Glm,tei ll3 Broadway IL Park
Place. 40 Broadway and a,2 Broadway. Tickets A.
ferry stations. it an cor i2,h st 81 WesI l25th
and io-i Broadway. brooklyn. Time tables giving full
Information at all stations
WFsSTrNTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination
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ALTERATIONS.

Pelham Park and ~ Psul's lave. " corner. TO
one-story frame dwelling house. with store.
Charles Miller. premises. owner: lohse.
archl,ec, c,,r. 1,os =, ~ a ,hr,.
rtory brick tenement-house: julius Peter, No
633 CDur1iandt-ave owner. Henry Knapp.
College ave No 3f.S to two story and attic
frame dwellinr-house. Johanna Bockhaus. no
99i College ave. owner. Albert Hpthermsl. No
$50 East i4S,h-rt. architect ....-....-....-.--.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

c ST: w Fss row s AR?' Emo Of s';''
DayId.on. LiI1.s y. 10 : Hartley SUI, vs.
Zimmerman Frederick TO William /. Flanagan
as managing director. No iie Bowery. lcasenold
pe ag1,ana c;.ors. to william Boe.hore. i5i,h
st. $50 # Of CORTLAND ave- yeaf.'...: 700
We'll Amaa 70 L0qs He%sfgI' ss.r 1881
Yr I'd 30 9' %s 5 % IHG Sn Mo l's e, 80 %
st. and 30 10 Masdousal.s'. .......,.... soi7
s:9St &%', %.,. fI ::. 1000
Jo S1ssn"l Anana 70 wam bradley corner
boulevard and Goth 81. materal........ s13s
Gorsch. Arthur. 70 Henry Hermann 18th
Same 90 TO 81 same iis6 st, .ia IT Of 9TH ave- 1
Same to same ii4th-st 49, IT Of shave
Same s's to- sans. iiih st. ass and San Il, LOU"
Of Sth.avs. mortgages year .....:,;.... 5000
schssG Dora =, 70 FSnei' Jsn1s' i''
xdSs en. OF to sq oi schmd No 4s 5000
Iedsrtsg Jacob .nd Hannah, 70 David zabinsA. ~,
1os1 ~ to % 81 "a AVE- Flanagan 1000
'? ,nanasin S drst,of 10 l5ss Avenue T. store
Mi,chsl 'S JESSIE. and another to John Mape. ''"
executor; etc. 4sth-at. 1894 IT W OF shave
Knapp. Harry k. to susan W Duncan. s5ih,
s OF Park-ave years. .............. $1,000
Greenberg Nathan. to Louis I~se 2d-s,.
The aee s, Psfcs ' caSedra to III. Emf 90
grant Industrial Savings Bank. No 27s Mul-
Same ae' to same S. No. 2as ana sS Malberry, '"
Nos 81 and ~ Marion ST, year. .......... $4,000
Same TO n oothst 50 It " Of LexinR-
Hoeger Eiizabeh TO william Knoepke. Nos $40
and 30S Wils-ave. mortgages. years 1000
Caven. William J. 10 Washington II Taylor. n
Park Row. 1878 n . Of Duane ST. years.. 1900
Eagnn Thomas 20 George Ehret Sth-st.
26G II Of 2!-nve. year Observation-Disclosures. 100
Eastman. r and Robert w. the E>iui,a-
BILE Life Assurance Society. No 40 West 10th
st. years 1880
Fischer. George and Valentine. 10 the Seamen's
Bank for savings Forsyth-st III n Of
Houston NJ, LID
Haarrn John W. to Marietta 4 Clark
Boulevard. no II n q ~ I42i-st 1000
Kaughran. John L. 10 Martha 7. Rutherfurd.
74h-st II " Of Columbus ave. q years -. 10000
Murphy. Bernard X. TO John ] Reilly. i02d-st.
100 II Of Columbus ave, s............ 1000
svrrstein dusse and Max Amanda T3asch
lot 8 map Metropolitan Real Estate Company. at
Fordham. Creson ave. 1lG5 n Of Vol
Wittner. Hu;da and Joseph. TO Eleanor Is Sand
Beekmpn Place, 10 n Of Both st. 3
years 10000
Mcmahon. Laurence. 10 Catherine OConnor
4Oh ST. 175 n OF 3dnve 2 years............ 1900
Scheer Dora. George Young. No 3O1 West
iIith-st years 10000
Penney william n. John MulIaly n "
Norris-ave and Delaney Place. demand ....... LOO
Same same. . Morris Park ave. lot III. mag
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LITERARY NOTES.

The forthcoming volume on Modern SPAN
in tho STORY Of the Nations Series is the WORK
Of Major Martin A S. Hume. the author Vi
that interesting book, 1.-THE Courtships OF queen
Elizabeth"
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changes with a life Of force and irony and oe-
fance II we are TO bring up from the uedtH
and time that have made him awful TO US ana
bigger than human any semblance OF that Gre
ator Of vast comedy played by prodigais OF
life and hate and love. by victims OF faith ana
thought of greed and affection. this surely was
how II must be done.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
Stations In New York. foot Of Liberty St
and South Ferry. Whitehall 81.
TIT ~ q,

-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
Stations In New York. foot Of Liberty St
and South Ferry. Whitehall 81
Trains Leave foot Of Liberty St
On and after May IL, 1898
For Easton, bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk. "a,
400 7:l5. $40 a. ". G2Co VI. to Eason 30 (i40 %
EastonJ 5i5 G:30 Easton) +. VI. Sundays. go
G;o TO Easton) a. NJ. 100. $50 800 p NJ
For Wkesbarre. Pittston and Scranton. 800. s:i0 A.
n. 30 p. NJ. sundays. 40 A. VI.
1000. II 30 to Reading, A. NJ l:i5 4;3o 300 5t5
dis to Readingj A. NJ 100. I:45. $50 800 P. ".
1913 night.
For sudbury: r~w.surs snd williamson, a, 100 500
eio A. NJ, 30 Las, 800 +. ". Sundays. 4;3o A. Ms
100 l;45 900 r. NJ
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, &c.
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean
orgye, and points south 70 Point Pleasant 80 s;so.
Grove). 900 10:l5 Ped Bank only A. NJ. 400 p. ".
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnega; Park. and Barne
gat 40. $50 A. NJ. I:i5. 4:io +. NJ sundays. ioi3
A. ".
For Atlantic City. vineland and Bridge,on. 4:3o A. "
las p VI
For Monmouth Beach. seahright and Highlands Of
Nayesink. 40. $50 II 30 A. NJ, 100. ~. ABB 4SO.
$40 = VI.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier : y r.. 700, Of Rector st.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highlands OF Nsvesink, Soe-
mandie, Rumson Beach. Seabrigh Monmouth Beach and
Long Branch 1913 A. NJ. 345 p. VI.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON
From Of Liberty 81,
Week days. +:9o. 500 1000 III 80 Dining Carr A. ~,
100 i+5. $50 500 Dining carr 600 E. NJ. 1918 mit
sunday. 4;3o 1000 u 80. Dining Carr A. ~. las
$500 Dining Carr. 800 p NJ. l2:i5 md, Additional
trains for Philadelphia. week days. 900 NJ, 400
4:so 1870. 300 p. 81 SUNDAYS. BOO A n. 400 P. ~.
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL. ST.
Week days. no 1855. s25 $40 s:55. Dos. a2o ABS
1000 ioi5 lo:+5. Hos. 80. II 50 a NJ. 1925.
t$s t35. 40. So: 51. e:lo, e:2s. sa5; $50 7oo.
SIS $40 9:55 1855. IL 40 =. NJ. 1913 mdt. sundays.
100 sos. 1000 II 30 A. ~. 1900 NJ IL S. las. 23o.
800. 3.55. 40 +;55 % 600 $50 725. s25. go
9;jJ. 1885 7. NJ. IL. rs mdt.
Tickets and paror car seats at foot Of Liberty s..
Whitehall St. ll3. 49, osi. 43 9+s l2s4 1923 Broad
.3T 9th Ave. 81 Fast i4th ST, 1888 Eas. i25th
27s IVES, l23th ST. 25i Columbus Ave. New York, :
Court ST. 500 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn: 81 Broadway VIII
iamsburg The y. Y. Transfer Co WILL call for ana
check baggage from hotels residences destination
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo OBS r. NJ Pullman Vestibule Day
and Parlor Cars. Dining Car Meals a la Carte
Connects az Buffalo with through sleepes Detroit and
Chicago
'i2ioO. 800 7. ~ daily for EAsTON, MAUCH
CHUNK. WlLkESBARRE. SCRANTON week days..
and coal branches. Chair car TO Mauch Chunk
$3.50. 4iIO 7. VI. daily except Sunday. FOR WILKES
BA kRE. PlTrSJON. SCRANTON. and principal inter-
mediate stations. Connects FOR all points coal regonk
Pullman Buffet Parior Ear for Wllkesharre
'f6O. O:2O L. NJ daily. except sunday to- EASTON
and Intermediate stations Chair Car to Esston
'4iSO, Sis p. NJ sundays only for MATCH CHUNK
and Intermediate stations
$3.50. 0itO p NJ daily excep. SUNDAY for EAsrON
and PRINCIPAL intermediate stations
$500. 400 p. VI. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA
Falls Snd all points West Pullman sleeper vestltuis
train y y - hicago Seepers II Buffalo and Toronto
'7,4H. 500 P n daily; except SUNDAY. stopping only
a. SOUTH PlAlNFlELD. EASTON. BETHLEHEM.
M M! cHTNK; SAYRE: GENEVA. ROCHESTER,.
tor Buffalo Nome but sieepinsca carried No
$40, $40 P daily for wIIKEsBARRE ITH.
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper Chicago
Atditionsl local trains daily except sunday SOUTH
PIAINFIELD. ROUND BROOK. and interrneaI'e point.
only A. M '2:?o 2ao. $3.50 40, $3.50 and $50 p u
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at lis. 26l 2I3
s' "a and 1873 Broadway 81 = l4th ST. 1855 e i2'ss
Broadway. and Brookiyn Annex. Brooklyn.
" Y Transfer Co will call for from
hotel or residence through TO destination.
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Giip propcrtn for Sale or 90 Get.

NOR SALE or TOR rent furnished-A handsome g..
Il .,orv buffers pantry extension residence. West
10Th st ia H. wide. FLOYD GARRISON a soE, 80
~ Broadway
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5ehoo! Aeeneies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. 0ovcrnesses
&c. TO ColleBes, Schools ant Families. Apply TO
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Sauare
MEXICAN and European Educational Agency supplies
~ Professors. Teachers, Tutors Governcsses Com
panions Matrons, employers Recommends Schools TO
parents. MISS DONOVAN. 30 East l4th Street.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS and suhscr ptlons for The Tribune
N received at their Uptown ONCE No .2i2 broadway,
"a 3ist-s until y. m; advertise
the following brarch Offices regular
until o'clock viz 2St n e.
23d ST. io2 9th 18th st Mays. 0thAve..
iith-st.; l42 Columbus-avc. West Goth
West 42d-st 6th-ave % East l4th-st 257 West
I2d-st, 7th and 9Th aves. lb0 East 47th-st
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~~~~NoooNoNro>~~ooNooI> ~oooo~nNooNoN~~N~
GENCY.-Montcinr real estate Ali kinds sale and rent
"a CLARENCE q. TUBES. Beekman-st Nsw-Yogk
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LEHICH VALLEY SYSTEM,

Stations foot Of IVES; 23d -, Penn r. RI corandt
DesbrOssss ST.
'lnicates time from Wes, I'D ST. Other figures show
time from Cortlandt or Desbrosses 81.
'6i1O. $40 \. VI. daily Sunday s6:45, A.. NJ fF
EASTON and Intermediate stations
1850. $50 A. NJ daily Cor WII.kESBARRE SCRAN.
TON week days.. ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHESTER,
BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and the West, and princ-
pal local points dining car and chair Buffalo.
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-<-.cS...Nc.N>S>~oo~NI~>N
L7NGILSHMAN Oxford. long experience tuition during
IL summer June; city country. Is. A.. lO8 " Doth
I LITERARY TUITION composition. reading con, ersa-
IL ton. grammar rf'ct speaking and pronuncla
educational and speech defects renccicd
pute d:nsshman, r. L. s Lit). "ACriioI." Tribune
l5+ Nassau.
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Mr.. William Blacks novel. wild Eelin." is TO
be published in book form in the autumn. This
is his thirty third work Of fiction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24

Observation-Disclosures. elevated healthy: s2ls. Con-
vi cordyile Pa successful school OF the best 10
muse with energy 20 wake boys duties OF NE pre-
pared business college under q s2Ol tobacco
prohibited. J. SHORTlIDGE (iale). "
DOCKLASD INSTITUTE Nyack the Hudson
IL superb. high location boys home lie preparatory
school college. ommer,ial. English single rooms
CAPT. WILSON A. NJ Prtn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
Citn properln Go Get.
Conntrn ,]roptrlp for Sale or 60 Get
Suburban Real Gstate.

VERY ATTRACTIVE Log Cabin At Twilight PARK In
Caisknls for sale or to let u. j.. Tribune once.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-30
PERSONAL MENTION,

Frank Haggart of Chicago is stop J.
ring at the Ford.
J. F. Cargill of Minneapolis arrived
at the Hotel Adams last night.
T. Sawyer of New York was regis
tered at the Hotel Adams yesterday.
Martin Mcclure of Scranton, Pa,
was registered at the Ford last night
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Hosa of Green
Lake, Wis, arrived in town yesterday
They are guests of the Ford.
Among yesterdays guests of the
Hotel Adams were T R. Hutchinson
and ]. I. Williams of San Francisco
S. c. Balch, special examiner for
the United States pension bureau
who has been here for several days,
left last night for Tucson, where he
will be engaged investigating claims
for the balance of the week.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-30

the garment were carefully closed SO
as to conceal the contents, and the
load was given to the Indian, who
started up street with a smile which
swept the width Of the sidewalk and
projected beyond the curbstone. He
returned ten minutes later with the
loaded shirt. More scraps?" inquired
Mr.. Seip. "Huh!" replied the Indian
as he dumped the contents in the door,
way.
| Henry Brownstetter and the pro-
prietor of a Phoenix cigar store are
both natives of Pennsylvania. On
Saturday night they had a dispute
about the number and names of the
counties in the Keystone state. The
cigar man wanted to bet that he could
repeat list of the counties in their
alphabetical order. Mr.. Brownstetter
returned to the store yesterday morn
ing fortified with Worlds Almanac
and told the cigar man to begin. The
cigar dealer declined to proceed, on
the ground that Mr.. Brownstetter
ought to have taken him up the night
before. Billy Widmer, who was sit
ting in the store reading newspaper,
wanted to bet that he could repeat
list OF the counties. Mr. Brownstet-
ter nailed the proposition before Mr..
Widmer had time to crawfish. Mr..
Widmer began: Adams, Allegheny,
Armstrong, Beaver, Bradford, Berks.
Bucks, Cambria, Carbon, Center, etc.
until he got down among the 'Ts."
The exceeding glibness with which he
was rafting the names off aroused
Mr.. Brownstetter's suspicion and he
asked for a cessation of hostilities
until he could examine the paper Mr..
Widmer was reading. 1t was a copy
of the Philadelphia Record, and the
article Mr.. Widmer happened to be
reading when Mr.. Brownstetter came
III was an article on the chances of
Quay and Wanamaker in the coming
state convention. The article con-
tanned list of the counties with the
number of delegates from each. Mr..
Brownstetter bought cigars for the
house.
McKelligon's where you can get
the finest hand made sour mash, bour-
hov 1.-Two mi xu1i