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9faal Notires.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF
CI9 CIr3oh' John j. Crooks Mar 4, 0Neil. Robert n,
Lydia Gallagher, ms wiie; Patrick Gallagher an
Hannah Gailaghcr his wife John Gallagher and Ann
berry. Mary Timoney. Ellen Mckay. Roman catholic
Sar"h Z S o AnMS M% y Snss
EngSnie HanniEan Edward II. II. ,annIEnn and Annie
ment OF Edward Ii, Hannisan. deceased. and all ler.
sons having an interest IN these premises. either rs
next Of kin Of Sarah Gallagher, Mary gallagher.
George gallagher, James Gallagher. John dallaghrr
and Of John Grady; legatee mentioned in the VIII
of M Said James d Ga'larher and who are unknownto TO
the undersisncd, ,luy appointed referee by orde.
in the oce OF the clerk of ihs county Of New YORK.
on the Ith day Of February, is0N, hrrery require
Of the order had lien upon undi id"d snarc or
ih'"r"s' IN Ia ~" properiy sought 10 be- rartonei hcr'
mc on or ~ fore lh" 10th day OF Apr iNos, at ~
Gn @"; 40, ~ SS,SHn % street N@T York C IN ln .nn
amount due or 10 income due to him 10y reason
The premises are described in the amended and sup.
l'a nai comp a!nt in the above entitled action as
Al that LOT. or Piece of land. with the building
ana improvements thereon erected. lying and being
berr4 and known as No. - scann,I street, anh h.,
Gated as follows, w: beginning AT the distance "f ~
ming IN an eastwardly direction 90 frct 30 peiut
distant ~ feet 10 inches nor,herly ~ the said Mon
SCANNED street 27 feet; thence " siorly ~
point on the cast"rN sac OF Ec!mmr street, di-tart
81 feet nOrthcrl OF tn uOn OF hcEInuius and thence
Eonhcry - feet along scamnIt str, et Ihe poin:
Of beginning; also
Al that lot piece or parcel Of land, in sad City ana
county OF New York, known MS NJ. "Ei Ihrd street.
In the said city. ana situate aud bound ii B follows:
w; comm nclng on tho mort Gcasrrrly SIDE "f lbiti
STREET ~ IN" distance ~ 100 irri westerly nom
AyChu- D. aad running thence norihrrly and pArsl'r
win me sad Avenue nu"ty'siN feet ard "nrhn
inch thence westerly parallel with said Ihfd street
litl
cnuc, nnetr'sN feet aud oueisn inch and thence
cHn'r'v n"ag "a street, twenty feet. the pla'o
o. beginning.
Dated March Ist, 1895.
" JAMES ". HhwEs Referee
CAEpENTER & IIASSETr
Attorneys Tor PiaintiT.
u ark Row. New York CI;y.
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2Ailropda.

DEl.hWAUE, LACkaWANNA 4 WESTRRV
station. In New ,ori. + Zoo, of pare,., -,
Chrtstophcr sts "ha
vESTr8ULE TRAINS. PULLMAN RUPpp,
car, PiNTsrN LiGHT.
Direct route to Newark, Bloomfield, Montclhir 81.
Oranges, Summit, Bernardsyile, Basking Ridge M.a
ison. Mnrrstown, Passaic. Paterson. Boonton boz,
StaUhnpc Ncwtun, BIdds Lake, Lrso HopRicnr
Hack kettstown, Schoolcy'S Mount ,in Wa,,,In.,nnsE
Philipsburg. Enston. Water Gap. Stroudsbure pocn"
Mount in, scranton, Pttston Wiikcsbarre Santlcoro
Dauville. Northumberland 'ntrosr, Ringhsmtnn
Cortland. Syracuse. oswego. Ithaca, owego Elmiss
Cornlng Bath, Dauaville, Buffalo, and ali pon,.
West, Northwest, and Southwest. ''
500 a. N.-Binghanton Mall. Stops at princin,,
lOiOO A. M.-Ccafe car)-Bufralo, Scranton. p,,.
hnniton Owego. 1thnca- Elmira Utica, Syraon.s
aud Oswego Expr r'ss. Pullman buffet parIor ca.
Connecting at Bufralo with trains for Chicago and
points Weat.
loo u. M.--scranton, Bnghamton, and E,r,,,
Exprcss. Pullman buffet parlor cars.
400 r. M.-Scranton. wilkesbarro, and Plymon,h
EIproas. SUm' bunct parlor cars.
200 r. N.-(Dally)-ChtcngO Vcstbule Iiritsa
Express for Scranton, DlnghRnton, Elmira. Buffaio
Pullman buffet sleeping car New York to Chicaro
Dining west of Buffalb
$50 q. M.-(Daily)-ButTalo Express PuIm,n
sleoprrs for Scranton. Binghamton, Elmirs Bath
Mt. Morris, and Buffalo. arriving Buffalo q A. NJ
OiBO II. M.--CDaly)-BnrnlO, scranton, bingham,
ton, Owcgo. Ithaca, Elmlra Syracuse, Utica and
Oswcgn Express. Pullman buffct sleepcrs. ~
Ticket and Pullman accommodations at Henry p.,.
sons. Ltd, ll3 Broadway. IL Park place. and 42a
Broadway and S42 broadway. Tickets at ferry sta
tions. IL 4th av.. cor 18th ST., ~ West lq5th AZ
gas Columbus av.. New York; 1913 and 7pa Fulton
st.. and 100 broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables riy.
ing full Information at all stations "
Westcott's Express Company will call for and cheok
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New York. Whitehall Terminal. South Ferry
and foot of Liberty street.
"Daily. Except Sunday. SSundays.
CHICAGO. si:30 A. M..?:0O p. NJ. and 1915 night
PlrTsBuRG. .i:3O A: NJ, 1898 p. NJ. 1900 p. M
'12:l5 night. (i:30 A. M. Liberty st. ony.O
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. .lO;O0 A NJ. s5:55 p. n
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE t7:55, 1000 (Diuerl
'l1:3O A. NJ. tDinerl $500 (Diner). 1898 (Diner)
$500 CDiner). "5:55 p NJ. and 'l2:l5 night.
NORFOLK. II $50 A. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleepcr), 1875. 1900 p "
Al, trains are illuminated with Pintsch light.
Otices: 13, 172. 2Bl. 434, 1l40 Broadway 81 East
18th ST.. 1877 Bowery. New York; 33p 344 Fulton at,
brooklyn; Whitehall Terminal. baggage checked
from hotel or residence to destination.
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Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foot of West 2ad ST. penn r.. RI Cortlandt
Indicates time from West 23d Other figures show
time from Cortlandt or DesbroSses st.
.1;i0I S'so A, NJ daily SUNDAY '0;45. A. NJ
sc5 .5,So: ,NG:o> silS A; N: daily for WiLkESRARRE
Ssk sft Eay hA ESbyH SRS ha
and principal local points; dining and char to
'iI,5O. 1900 noon daily except Sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EMPRESS"
Arrives Buffalo p:5I p. ~ Pullman vastibue bay
Coaches anu Parlor Cars Dining Car Service. Meals
:is,so. I'n4 !" Y. daily for EAsroN mAUcH
IiIlSTON, anu coa branches. Chair Car to Mauch
.s,Sn. 4.Io p. r. daily. except Sunday. for
WIlkEsPAKRE, PiTTSToN,' SCRASToN and prn. IN,
cipul Intern date stations Connects fJr ali points
~ IL cosi regions. Pullman Bunct ParIor car for
$3.50. a,.o p. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for
MAHcii MA CHUNK and intermediate stations Chair
,. .t,so. h,is p. NJ. sundays only. for MAUcH
.a:ao: G,,O p. NJ. daily, Except Sunday, for
EASloN and principal Intermediate stations.
FALL and ali poin wsst Pullman % sic per yes,i
nule train N Y. To Chicago. o,pers u Buffalo and
33ny 3.y, At SnTTH PAINTED, EANToN' B!:ThIt',
lI' nEh' MAuGiI CMCNk, 5 tYK&. GENEVA. ED(TIES.
sleeper for gnfalo, None hut epng car passengers
carTisHi . \" nagSaSe CARRIED ,.,,,.,,,..
ITHACA: GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO, MAG,
ARA FALLS, and all points West Pullman sleeper
AGdM opal local trains daily. except Sunday. for
ESQ 800 o;ao, .6;20, ard $3.50 y. st.
ga; 30. "i+, aud 1898 II oaiway 81 T. itust. I56
u. l2Hth ST., l27 BOwery. n, Y; 500 Fulton st.
n Transfer "a viii can Tor and rI 'nnnSn,
from Lotei or rtsilon@e through 10 destination.
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Tho shipments from Augusta to-day were losa.
Memr his 1855, st. Louis 35S2. Cincinnati 2,T55
and Houston V.09s bales. Houston expects to.mor-
row $500 TO 3.l0O, ayainat 1887 last week. l4sO
1l0OQ 10 l2 900. aga nst l2238 last week. H4S5 last
year and ll,279 In 1905. The port receipts were
2i.SO5 bales, against S0.460 last week. l5l57 last
year. and 2+.275 in 1905: thus far this week ~ 525
against sl902 thus far last week. The exports from
the ports were 7,744 bales New Orleans advanced
2to points. Futures here declined to points.
recovered and advanced to points, but reacted
slightly and closed quiet but steady at advance
of to points for the day. with sales OF 800 bales
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Available cash. Including
gold s224, ,se4 2o7 saa4 7bs, ,ses

Money in London %, u cent. Rates of dis.
count In open market for both short and three
months bills. 15-l6@3 q cent. Amount of
bullion gone into tho Bank of England on bal.
ancc to-day. s29,O0O. Paris advices quote 8 =
cents at lO4 francs 25 centimes. Exchange on
London. % francs 80 centimcs.
John Seager, and c. a. Bramley, the Ia st named
being member Of tho New York Stock Ex-
change. have formed n copartnership, under The
firm name of Seagcr & Bramcy, to transact a
general banking, stock brokerage. and invest.
ment business in " ashington, d. c. Tho new
Moore s. Schley. Mr. Soager Is well known both
in this city and in Washing ton. having been for
many years private secretary to the Hon. vii.
IN the same capacity with cX.Secretary of War
Daniel $. lamont Mr.. Bramley has been with
ten years past.
Uhe sales of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to.
da foll
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NEW YORK. Tuesday. March s.-Rsceipts of beeyea
were 500 head all consigned direct TO exporters and
snaMShterers no trading feeling generally stesdy
prime native sides. Cabl.s from British markets
quote American steers at l0ia@1li4c v n, dressId
welShti American sheep Rt 100 2c. y 70, dressed
weight: aud American refrigerated beef AT SGbsLl1
= ~ NoeKports to-day. shipments to morrow 800
beeves and 4,0BI quarters OF beef.
Receipts of calves. including direct were 10 he i'd
Inc MARKET ruled quiet NJ Just about steady prices,
with full clearance OF the pens ut the close YSaS
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WHlTE STAR Lime.

NEW YORK K-VUEENsTOWN-IlVE
Teutonic.. March .. noon Majestic. March 90 noon
Britannia. March l6. noon Germanc.. March 80 noon
The new WHITE STAR LINE cargo a''d live stock
twin screw steamer "CYMHIC," l2,34O tons ha7n
very superior accommodations for limited number
or saloon pa Dgers, will sail from New York. Tues.
day. May II. June FL and July 26. according TO tide
No Second Cabin or Steerage Rates $50 and upward.
For passage freight and general information apply
TO WHITE SsAR LINE.
Pier 40. North River. Offcc, Broatway, Now York
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gleeticns and 4tlret.nQs.

'HlIE ANNUAL ELE' TlON Tor orlcers OF THE LIS
COLIN CA IL Ot the city OF New YORK fCr the 81.
snns year viii bc held at tn" clubhouse. 90 Clinton
piNe dds evening. March y, polls open from 7 70
ALEX Il. REID. secsstAEg.
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D Pennsylvania
RATTRoAD.

- &A3I11toHA
STATIONS foot OF West lwenty-third street and
Dcsbrosses and CortlanGt streets.
rI The leaving time from Dcsbrosses and Cortlandt
for twenty :Ihirl street station. - .,''e'
1850 a. ~ FAST MAIL.-Pnlman BUFFET Psrlor
Car New York to Pittsturg Sleeping Car Pittsburg
FAs PPS
CompHr,ment siespinF Dining Smoking and ,1o o.
In M fianapa nS"iH T1Ssv st
l.SOr. -. cHICAGo AND ST. LOUIS EXPREss.-
fS5 h sncnFS
s. NJ For sfaS s3T VEST
SG s
s,soi VI. MAIL AND EXPREss.-PuiIman Buffet
Pittsburg. and points West daily except sunday.
WasiirXGTON avn THE SOUTH.
7:So. s:2o; geo, 900 Dining Garl' 1890 AM 1880:
bnns 4aS Spnns cam 90 anR ca apa
500 p o NJ; ls;o5 night sunday, SEQ; a:sG. lo:59
Dining Cars) 4:2o Dining Carr, 4:5o (Dinins Carr.
sorTHfkS S2n f N 1sGi Rs9! Limited
A. NJ. week days: Express AGO p NJ. 1905 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-"Florlda Special" 1920
P. NJ week days; Express. v:2O A. NJ. and $3.50
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILwAY.-4:5o P. NJ.
FoA OLD roIsT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7:5o
ATLANTIC cIri:-l:2o p. n. week days Desbrosses
=, Parlcr and Combined Coach
CAPE MAf.-l:20 7. NJ week days Desbrosses and
Cortlaudt sts., l:40 =. NJ.
Long Branch, Asbury Park (Interlakcn, Sundays).
Ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant (from West
Twentythrd st. stntion). 500. 1880 A. NJ. $50.
500. ll:io p NJ. sundays. o:ao A: NJ, a:5o p. NJ,
nrom DeshrOsses and Cnrtlandt stS). a:In A. NJ.
l2:lO. 3:40. $40, IL 80 p u. SUNDAYS. g:45 A. NJ,
b:l5 p NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
610, 1:20. 1850 SEQ. $3.50. y:2O (a:5O Penna Lin
ited). $50 dining Carr. l0:5D ll:5O A. NJ. 1880,
loo ESQ $50, 4:2o. 4:20 Dining Carr. $3.50 Dln.
ing Carr. $3.50 Dining Carr 1:I0. 500 I. NJ. 1905
night, sundays, 0:lo. 500; s;?o: 500, a2o, $3.50
g. m'ted!; 200. 1880 A. NJ, 1880 Dining Car)
BOO 4:2O Dining Carr. $50 DINING Car), $3.50
Dining Carr. $40. $50 p. NJ. l2:O5 night.
Tick t o1ccs Nos 49, 9i4 | 1870. 1928, !. and 26l
broadway; ! Astor Houses West Twenty.third Street
station; and stations foot OF Deshrosses and Cor-
land streets; Court Street. $50 Fulton Street Us
Broadwav, and i3rooilyn Ann"X station, Brooklyn;
Staten Jersey City. The New York Tran fer Com.
pany Will cal for anl check baggage from hot ia
and residences through to destination.
Telephone =" 1874 + ghtrenth Street" for Pennsyl.
vnnla railroad Cab Service
]. B. HUTCHINSON, ]. r. WOOD.
General Manager, General Plss'r Agent.
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Winter in bhis superfne. s3o5@s3.8o; No. extra;
81. .0Oq$37O; stralRhts. $4.30@Si60; patents $3.50
@sI.35. Spring In bbls.: Clears S4:30@3i: i:55;
straights. bi.75G:5: patents. S5.l51S5.iO. Mil
feed was dull but steady. Western spring. in 100 n
sacks. Sl5.20@3l5.5o; 200 ms, Sl47o@oiJ; winter
In bulk. 81 G5ls.
sales OF 92 bales for spinning. Middng upandl
BIc, against Tl4c. last year. New Orleans and CUR
6cc. against TLc. last year. Mobile declined l.lbr
New Orleans sold 5000 Mobile 500. Savannah ls4,
Augusta lB9, Norfolk 81, and ST. Louis 90 bales
Liverpool declined l-3gd on the spot with sa"s or
5000 bales; futures there declined 10 l. points.
but recovered part. closing unchanged to l. point
lower. In Manchester yarns were quiet and firm;
cloths dull. The receipts at the principal interior
ne foil
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soel do; white. acc, No. mixed delivered. Ssi ige,
,.ses =, mixed isooo at 81 sSsSs dS white, HoVSo
sales 'U'U''' "0'o "''''
r., oSenfnO Highest. Lowest c'S:ing. c'Scsg N,s3t sS,
The sentiment in the whes, market to-day was gen.
higher. ths rhomsn crop report for Maroh was bull
s cgs's Cd ood %S s
West assisted the rise Toward the close prices re.
Sss mainly oss
TO lad. Paris and Antwerp were steady. BRAD.
in this country east Of the Rockies Of BUSH
and decrease in Europe of 300 900 bush. making
e.442,ooO bush The Northwestern receipts were os9
SsSns. an.. no gSS Sst wess 1 Iaa se
cent against 0o;2 month ago and 9l yesr
the area to ne seeded late and in consequence the
plant had not made much growth when winter set
favorable and Improvement has been noted. but tho
fertilization usually afrordcd by snow covering has
vitality to Withstand tho sudden changes of weather
fnsa ssa % % aSeSay sp
cialy IN Indiana and ohio All of the principal states
the greatest in the 1--WE two states sircsds nae ntioned
ne plant at present s generally mnpT9tsc1eu ,s an"
Corn was quiet but frmcr with wheat. Liverpool
advanced I'd. to Id. Brdds;reets reported an In:
$4,000 basS @ caicasS rcSpI%Sd SSRd o7S % and eS
pees 20 go tom9rr1w oats were nominny hrmer as
creased 81 900 bush Chicago received sl0 cars and
expects zoo morrow. Chicago, Harch S-"The wheat
market was very dull up to noon. In tho last hour
there was more activity stimulated by liberal buying
In the July option. by house tnat IL supposed TO DO
covering Its short interest. There were unfavor
able crop reports from Ohio. Indiana. Illinois
and Missouri. Receipts were again heavy. With
a total OF Gs2 Mt Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
aRonSt 100 last There was 600 nuSh of con
tract grade re,ived here to-day Exports were equiva
lent to $4,000 bush. There is cash demand her.
except from mixers. New York reported sales OF 20
loads. Letter brokers liboral sellers OF July
wheat az voac to Ole Corn was firm with good cash
demand. with lighter country offerings. Receipts
Tho stock here over ~ OuO bush The strength
was duo to the improved export demand ard advance
In wheat. Oats were quiet but flrm. The cash de-
maud Is only moderate"
FLouR-The trading was less to-day. Holders con-
tinue firm in their views but buyers hold of for con
cessions and their purchases are ade TO meet pres
ent wRnts. The sales were 10. 800 bbls.
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sold at sS9ss y 100 ms. city dressed vcais steady
at e@11n v n.
Receipts OF sheen and lambs were $50 head, cars
SALE all told Tho market ruled Glow, with prices
all around showing declining tendency. About aia
cars OF stock wore carried over sheep sold At sSoO
Cas4.5O p 100 INST .ilambs nt S6@ $B1n Dressed NUT.
ton at 7aSc n; dressed lambs at 7l2S 9ion.
Receipts OF hogs were S.4Ol head; about 400 head
on sale. Slow and lover at Si.15@S4.3o 100 ms.
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AiriGends and gntsrest.
Business Chances.

3nSinrs5 Chances.
A FISH AND OYSTER MARtET located In Brook.
n lyn; most prominent; ~ elegantly ruuibpnd;
finest OF trade; price only cl,uOO: rpreipts. s3OO
weekly; rent only S35 InoEthly; will give q long
lease. as proprietor owns the house: doing rood
business; rraoonS OF selling other business investi
gate this market; bona fdr opportunity. AppIy
MCDONALD WIGGlNS, l4U Nassau.
A RESTAURANT, located downtown; od estab.
"A lisfcd: now doing good busin ss; price only
sl,OOO nnencumberrd small xponscs fun par
ticulars at McDOSAi ID WIGGlNS, 40 Na,saIi
A PARTNER wanted, with $4,000, in gents fur.
"a nishing goods store locat Il close TO 23d ST. and
Oth av haf interest oil established; nicely eauiD
ped; invcstgat" this opportunity '
McDOSALD& 81 WIGGINS l4O Nassau.
IlNE CORNER PROPERTY for sale. located on
staten lslan suitable for saloon; sell on oasy
terms Full particulars of '
McDONALD & WlCGINS l4O Nassau
A MEMBER OF THE CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE
"A would like to form connection with another 10
do a commission bu3ness.
Address +, O.. box los sun ONCE
V)RlNTlhG at few hourS' notice; 10 OGO circulars
Il 81; car Is and billheaGS. Inc. per 900 FDGAR
PRINTING AND STATIONERY COMPANY, 30 West
J0th ST. " '''
" our laboratory; man who can take el ,O0n 10
GELLE PHI. AND Gil. co, Austin ST., Newark u T.
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Steamboats,.
BOSTON AND .MEW, ENGLAND

IA NUI"U Inns.
BTONISGTOS LINK, via StOniugtOn. Leave Pier
3G. N k one block above Canal st., week days only
a. y r. ~ steamer Maine An New Hamp5hlre
NORWICH LINE, via New London Leave Pier 40
told MOI. y, r., next Desnrosies St. week days
City OF Lawrence. -1
FALI. nlvER LINZ via Newport and Fall River
Leave Pier 10 y. r., foot OF Warren st weeks dayI
only. at $500 l.. NJ. Steamers PLYMOUTH and
PILGRIM. Orchestra ea,h.
NEW HAVEN Fare, tli EXCURSION, $3.50.
fast steamer leaves Pier 25 f. r. da ly (SundayA
ceptrd) . j, h. Returning leaves New Haven 1880
night. ~
RAMsDELL LINE.-steaIners leave Pier "a, N r.,
~ foot Franklin ST.. for West Point, Cold SptinR
r. ID. Sundays. v A. N. ~"
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OLD DOMINION LINE
nAILX tn NnnEillK

For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Newport News,
Petersburg. Portsmouth. Primers Point. Richmond.
Virginia Beach. Va and Washington. d. C Freight
and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 20. North
River, every week day. except Saturday. at p. NJ,
and Saturday at j. NJ.
w. l." GUI1.LAUDEU. Vice. .Pres't and Trafflc Mgr.
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Oreau Steamers.
GUMARp LINE VI. T. "a, A
FRENCH LINE.
C0NPkGMIE GENERALE TRANSATl An II0llF

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS GRANGE.
sailing every Saturday at 10 A. NJ.
From Pier No. AZ. North River, foot Morton ct.
La Gascogae. March La Bourgogne .....A April
La Normandie. March 10 La Bretagne. .......Aprl
La Champagne. March 26 La Normandie. April l6
Gen'lAg'cy for u S. and Can, Bowling Green. N Y
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP Co
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND COSTIE EST.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Kaiser Tu.. Mch. l5oA.M Travc Tu. Mch go "a n.
Lain, Tu.. Mch. 22 A. VI. Havcl Tu.. Apl. s. A. NJ.
OELRICHS & CO. . Bowling Green.
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IAINE STEAMSHIP CO.,

CHEAP ENCGHSiON.
80. 90 to Portland, Me-. nad Return.
Steamships John Englis and Manhattan leave Pier
Ss. East River foot OF Market ST.. Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at p. IL. Steamers fitted with
every modern Improvement for comfort and conven
fence or tourists.
offices, 273 Broadway and a22 South st.
H. HALL. General Agent
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sDeHct.
The operating expenses were 7O.3 y cent of tho
gross earnings. against 74.9 q cent the prcyi.
Gus year: The complete report issued today is
unusually full of details and statistics which
limits of this column.
The recoipts OF the Government to-day were:
Customs S571,3nn; in crnal revenue. 1921. .S62;
miscellaneous. $l12,4iO n total of 81 OIL GIL
The dis isbursemcnts were 1881 900. an excess
of receipts over expenditures OF $3O,611 The
receipts OF the fiscal year 10 date have been
$2s3,41o.092; the expenditures, 1921 .226. .s2G.
an excess of receipts over expenditures OF
$21s3.266.
The official count of cash in tho Treasury at
the close of business to-day compared with thai
of yesterday shows:
March T. March r.
Gold coin and bullion 816s577,23s 816s,S4P O98
silver dollars ami bullion l33lJJOl l3'4l801O
United States notes ...... 8S7SBlyO 8yOSO 10
Other assets less demand
liabilities. ......."....... 4206,43S 9Al5O5O
Connecticut western news., 1898-11-17
Dicksua In EyeninR DrekA.

When Charles Dickens was to make his first appearance in Boston before an American audience as reader, an im- mense crowd awaited him. The en- thusiasm of the people for the most popular novelist then living had risen to fever heat. One of the most ardent of his admirers afterward told this lit tie incident of the evening:
 With few gentlemen who wished to welcome and show him attention l was in the little room at the back of the platform when Dickens entered it. He was rather stout man with A some what red face, and I saw to my sur. prise, that he was dressed in an exag. gerated servility to the extreme fashion.
 "More than this, he wore bouton- aiere in each buttonhole, and two watches, the chains of which were strung aggressively across his chest There was gaudy bad taste in his ap- pearance which his friends regretted, knowing how distasteful it would be to most of his admirers who appreciated his genius and enjoyed his writings.
 No one, of course. could broach the subject to him, and he appeared that night and every other night of his en- gagement in the same attire. The uni versal comment was, Why, this is a petit maitre.' How can a man with such tastes be the creator of Tiny Tim and Sam Weller r-Youth's Companion.
Connecticut western news., 1898-11-17

paraIlelea brlliiancy It was the refeo- tion of the sun on the swords and shields and helmets of John Sobieski and his army coming down over the hills to the rescue, and thas day not only Vienna. but Europe. was saved And see you not. O ye souls besieged with sin and sorrow. that light breaks in, the swords and the shields and the helmets of di. vine rescue Latted in the rising sun of heavenly deliveranoeY Let everything else go rather than let heaven go
 What a strange thing 1t must be 10 feel oneself born to m earthly crown. but you have been born for throne on which you may reign after the last monarch of all the earth shall have gone to dust l invite you to start now for your own coronation. to come in and take the title deeds to your everlasting inheritance Through an impassioned prayer. take heaven and all of it's rap turea
 What a poor farthing is all that this world can offer you compared with par don here and life immortal beyond the stars unless this side of them there be . place large enough and beautiful enough and grand enough for all the ransomedl Wherever 1t be, in what world. whether near by or far away, in this or some other constellation. hail, home of light. and love and blessednessi I Through the atoning mercy of Christ may we all get therei
Connecticut western news., 1898-11-17
High Praise.

A story told by John Ross Dix in his Pulpit Portraits" shows how strong . current of life ran in the veins of Dr. Lyman Beecher when he had passed the allotted threesoore years and ten.
 When about 75 years of age. he spent . fortnight in the eastern part of Maine. A party of gentlemen at Calais went with him some 30 miles up a series of lakes to Indian territories.
 When about to embark upon chain of lakes in the birch canoes, the Indian guide. Etienne, rather objected to so old 8 man attempting the adventure. 1aring that he would give out.
 The doctor padded with the best of the youngsters; caught more trout than all the party together and returned each day from the various tramps in tho lead; ate his fish on rock, with sea biscuit for a trepeher and fingers for knives and forks; slept on the ground upon hemlock branches under the tent and at length the Indian guide wen. from the extreme of depreciation to the highest expression of admiration in his power. saying:
 "Ah, old man, all Indian p'