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The Columbus journal., 1898-09-28
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The following is the fifth article O.
"reminiscences of a member of the Har.
ris light cavalry of service during ths
civil war, says the Kingston IN. Y,
Leader.
Having been put through a severe
labor exercise pretty nearly every day
for at least month and thoroughly
initiated by 4 skilled swordsman into
the proper method OF cutting of the
head of an enemy with the right. left
or front cut, and as to the most direct
and expeditions way of causing day
light to shine through him by poking
a hole in him just below the ribs, l of
course thought l was superb swords
man. l had some of the corceit taken
out of me one day while in charge of
a troop which had been sent to Wash
ington to have their horses shod at A
government blacksmi,h's shop. Said
an assistant blacksmith: My friend,
that's a very pretty sword you have.
I showed 1t to him with great pride,
and then sheathing it strutted across
the shop, putting on as many airs as
a strutting turkey gobbler.
when l was in the Mexican war,
replied the man wearing a black
smiths apron, L occasionally handled
a sword Our troopers laughed at
this, because they did not suppose a
man who was spending his time shoe
ing horses had ever been trained as a
swordsman. Somewhat nettled, he
picked up broom handle. made few
passes with it and then said to me:
Take out your sword and give me a
rap over my shoulder drew my
sword and in the most approved style
struck at him with the back of it. To
my amazement and thorough disgust
the sword was twisted from my hand
and dropped with clang on the floor
of the shop. And the blacksmith did
this every time that 1 struck or poked
at him, and he did it so quickly
that l could scarcely see the move
ment OF the stick. On our way
back to camp the boys had a good
laugh at my expense. Well said one
of them, when l get into a fight am
going to take my sword in both hands
and rap the first man I meet, and III
defy any of those confederates ia
loosen my grip"
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-28

Temperature OF Water and Evapora-
tion.-The temperature of the water a.
fects the evaporation much more than
is usually realized. A shallow lake
cvaporates faster than a deep one. be-
cause it's temperature is higher. Like
wise the evaporation from the shallow
parts of lake Is greater than from
the deep portions. From lakes during
the summer months the evaporation
has been found to be as much as twice
that from the tanks. an increase of
temperature Of ten degrees, or enough
to change the temperature from 20 to
so degrees, may be sufficient to double
the amount. Evaporation proceeas
from ice, but at diminished rate.
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-28

Halls Cxtarrh Cure
Is q constitutional cure. Price, 10
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-28

Varied Rations.-With an abundance
of good, we'll kept pastures. plenty of
clover hay, corn, oats and peas. the
Jersey dairy farmer is approximately
Independent Of the markets for dairy
foods. If prices are satisfactory. 1t will
be wise economy to increase the varie-
ty in his ratioEs by the addition #
bran, cotton-seed meal, linseed meal
and gluten feed or meal But. the
prices must be right or they may cost
more than they come to.-N. B. Franz
lin
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-28

SAN FRANCESCA. Cal.
GOrISvlLLF. Ky. NEW YORK. y. Y.
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-28

SOi1cltOTS Oh fdteutS.
.Des Moines, Iowa, Sept. Is, 1893.
The Columbus journal., 1898-09-28

FOODS Pills cure all Liver Ills. Is cents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-15

Pierrepont Edwards has sold No. 1903 East Thirty,
sixth street, q four-story brownstone front dwelling.
on lot 2bx0S.g.
street. a four.story brownstone dwelling. on lot 900
xIOO.b.
Fannie lie Boutiliier has sold No. 1888 West Fifty.
eighth street. q fo~ur-story trownstone dwelling, on
lot 20x1OO.b.
Jone. 4 Bailey have sold for Mrs. L. Glib to Wins.
low L. Buzby, No, 1909 Bathgate avenue borough of
10x1i0.
Collins q Collins. who repurchasod from Noah
Green No. b57 Fifth avenue. q fourstory brownstone
honse. 2bx60xi00. have resold the property, through
B.. w. Williams, Jr, to Martin 4 Bro.
W. II. Falconer 4 Son have cold to Lowenfeld q
Prayer for %; 800 the three-story building aox60, at
c. Z. Deppoier has soid for Mrs. A. summerhofr to
Edward Rearney OF Van Tassel & Kearney. No. t8
West Flfty.eighth street. n fourstory AMI basement
brownstone front dwelling on lot 2Oxi0o.5.
In BROOKLYN, James F. Abrams & Son have sold for
Martin 4 Co. two of their new two.story and base;
ment brownstone.front tw o.famiiy houses. Nos. 800
and 90a Forty.nfth street. for $4,000 each. one to
Catharine Spesher and the other to Andrew Ryan.
The A. w. Parker Company has sold for II. V. Moylan
to Z. Georges q plot on seventy.nfth street, between
First avenue and Narrows avenue, Bay Ridge; also
for A. c: Dawson to H. L. spicer a plot 6oHl0o on
the north side Fof Sevonty.seventh street, between
Second and Fourth avenues, Bay Ridge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-15
Court Cnlendars This Day.

Appellate DivisIon-supremo Court.-Nos. "a, 4s,
Is. SO. ae. 20. ~, 80. SO, !. 20. 4s. 5s, %, So.
Motions; pemurrer-No. ess; Preferred cause-No.
obs. Part Nv. = unfinished: Law and fact
eoSs. Soss. Sosa. 6isS. sos4.' $685. SSss.
ei25. base, 8lG9. e2e4. ep25. e2s5. Part
Y:-Case unfinished. Cases from Part w.. Part
Part vIL.-Clear. Elevated railroad cases. Trial Term
Part I..Clear. PreferrcdEauses-Nos. 1880. 1921.
1870. l3s25, 1890. l4sbr. 1924, 1890, 15415,
l4s22. 1898, llf46. l516i. 1bO4S. 153Os. l5s40,
1920, 1929. 1888. Part II.-Clear. Nos. 8a0l,
SOL. Ss4o, sI4I. 1908. 1891: s03e. ssl5, 1885.
No. sire. Part Iv.-Clear. Cases from Part III.
Part v.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part III. Part
VI.-Case unnni he'd. Cases from Part III. Part VII.
1891. s4o0. 9sle. u5Is. sb4l. $500. $3.50. $50.
1897, $3.50. 9077. 10,O2l, 1900. Part vIi.-Cnse
unfinished. Cases from Part VII. Part TX
ished. Cases from Part vii. Part X1.Ecase unnn.
ished. Cases from Part VII. Part XII.-Case unnn.
ished. Cases from Part II.
called at 1890 a. NJ: No: 1884. viii of Louisa A.
Felt. at $3.50 T. ": No. 1850. will Of Margaret ].
Smith, at 2:aO 7. NJ. For probate-wiis OF Charles
Garneau. Della /. O'Mara. Catherine Rlpton, Anna q.
wintringham. Maria Tobin. Christian Stephan, jacob
Ziegler. at 1880 A. NJ; John F. Lee. ut P. II. Trial
Term.-No day calendar.
NJ. Motions at 1880 A. NJ Trial rermNPart I.NAd.
s D. as5. VS.. ae4. 800. s57. sss. s5 SOS 500 S.s sai T. s az.
sss. s SO. s saS' s So. SCI sss sss $40; s7Gii 81; s7s. 81.
Sss. Tss. Isi. w. Zoo 7ss 5ss sOIs sSS..
$40 $40. SAL slCt 5;55 PIP Part stf fv. sci szi' s Short se saus sss, sss.
!s!sa. 4stsla: asia. $3.50, sosi. sss4. 4i7b. sSss..
1900. sess. 1905. 4o4e. +eo4. A4ol. 44S7. 4667.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-15

Futures hero closed quiet. with prices unchanged to
receipts. 1000: stock. 2sSS;. 900; exchange. 2 ESD
$4,000; stock. 77a.ooo. Bearlsh cables and liberal
receipts caused a slight decline here to-day. Tho
house deliveries last week were SO. 5IS bags. against
1880 in the previous week and 72.l8I last year.
against 7s2. ASS last year. OAS"
METAIs.Iron was dull. Spot, March and April.
yards for the ten days ending March 10 decreased 500
tons; and Is now ass,Ioo tons; Copper was very
The exports for III, week ending March II. as per
sss H. h1 @onsS s 7 .ao ,o We're Zee TONS total thus
M MAR ; and and Ap1lIi 1893 1Sc: ,o Tin was easier: SPOT.
spot sssta and Shs March Aea' !. 2% 'tssUsS .4''0'' sDe''er was quiet
NAVAL sI%oREs-spirit. OF turpentine was dull and
aSiet at I. sSsi iSf Is Ga so4 eo@ aaS re e EoGd r ss4a,n q,
pkoyis,oSs.LSrd was easier: Prime, 81; 80; city.
was SSs lower, !asnSa sio@s1o o3H.'Ns cut meat meats were we're
quiet, Picked hams. 7S4@sc.; do. bellies, $50
Sc. u T.i hoS%'of SIC. S'i sats:T-d nsssasa h0E %ess s'f%
extras, 49,; nTsts. is,sls5c.; seconds. iG%@
100; iarsts. ii7eSisc;;0 thirds to seconds. l5S
iSc; chesssSstate full cream large fancy. sc.i
sac. small colored aud white fancy. siac.; ehcice.
pPs snDsSi ys sS%p IRON, 20 s., good sSaS; Gsss1stats and
were lower on further liquidation both by local and
prices. shorts and packers took most OF the Offer.
I inss' The e SSports for tho past week were large. Tho
suaAn.Raw Wa dull but steady; So test. sasc.;
30 test. tho. Sales n. 1900 bags Centrifugals 30 test
at 4isc. Refined wa quiet.
WooL-Current quotations OF domestic woods.
based upon Wool Exchange oricial Qualifications
are as follows; Ohio. Pennsylvania, and West vlr.
ginia-XXX. 52GD8S,.; Ky. 3O13lc.; X, esc.; fine
unwashed; 2oc.; rne delaine. 39@3ic,: half bloc
conhing, noe; three'eiShths combing, 32c quarter
clothing. re-; three .eighths clothing; s9S8Oc.;
quarter clothing, CSC; o:arss clothing, 2Bc.
New York. Michigan. and Wisconsin-X and K eic.;
nne unwashed, l7c,; nne delainc. 27@2sc.: half.
blood clothing. 2Dc.; tEree,eighihs combing, n,
quarter c%onbing, e9Gs3oc. coarse combing. ESQ 20r.;
halt'biooc clothing, e8c.; threc.eighths clothing. ESQ
2ac.; quarter clothing. 27c; coarse clothing, 25c.
Missouri, Illinois, and Ind ana-Fine lie. half blood
oombing, gle; threa.cighths combing. e2L,@28c.;
quarter comhinR. ego 22 2c. common combing Gle;
braid combing. gle; medium short combing. 22Lqo.;
half blood clothing, l9Gtg0c. three. eighths clothing,
2l@2Sc,i quarter clothing. Gle; low clothing, lvc.
Georgia and South IN, ESQ 24c.
CHICAGO. March l4.-These Were to-dAy'a prices,
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Valley System.

Stations foot OF West a8d st. penn. r. R.l Cortlandt
Indicates time from West sd St. other figures show
time from COrtlandt or Drsbrosses st.
.Ssl0. 0iso A. N. daily SUNDAY 'e:4o. z A. NJ for
1850. sii5 A. NJ. daily for wILKEsBARRE,
EsTE fsi bGrE SxfSS SfSs 2 itaf f3HL sL and a. E %e.s.
and principal local points; dining car and chair car
.IIiso. 1900 noon daily except Sunday.
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrives Buffalo $3.50 =. N. Pullman vestibule Day
ala carte. Connects atBunaio With through sloSpes
10 Detroit and Chit ago.
cHuNH. wiLlkiEsEB,ARiRiE ."s Rat M Ffosr t%csf Fd dSys5.
pTTsToN. aud coal branches. Cha r Car 10 Mauch
wiLKE;;BfkRG. fiTFssr Ss;.y sc fuSsRs ssua aaa pr fGr
cipal intermediate stations. Connects for all points
In Goa! regions. Pullman Buffet Parior Car for
1852. a,3o P. NJ; daily. eIcep. Sunday. for
.a,1o. SIIS P. NJ. Sundays only. for MAUcH
.siHO. GiIO =. ~, daily. except Sunday, for
EAs,ns an. principal ntsrm.d.ate i@t;tiols;
FALLS and al poiuts West. Pullman sleeper vesti.
Hule train y. y. to Chicago. sleepers to Buffalo and
on ,,'a :, s sio1 p n y; H@ily, except ssnasyY %ss,S2PPiqg
TER. BATAVIA. BUFFALO. and TORONTO. pullman
sict per for Buffalo. None but sleeping car passengers
.s,a". tino j. ID, daily for wILKEsBARRE.
ITHACA, GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. MAG.
ARA FALLS, ana all points West. Pullman sleeper
Adal!ional local trains daily. except sunday. for
dd nI nn,nts Iray ~ " pUG"p hhoOh ana iatrrinS'
l " ,iG;s9. BOD 1870 Sundays only A. NJ; 'a'@O.
Tickets and Pullman recommendations at ll3, 26l,
E'5, ahS' ga and lSsJ Broad 'Ssy, 3! !. i4th ! .i1e
Court ran ~. IS Is b hIT Eo AVID br5 J, X; A TsS fn aI%os f.;
y. \. Transfer Go. Will call for and check baggage
from ho'ei or residence through TO destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-15

and cows cold rs end ESQ. on from lest weeks closing
per 100 Hs.; tops az eb.90i oxen and stnGs ~ 81. 100
tt.t0i bulls at e3@es.b0i cows at 4a0essb. city
day from London and Liverpool quoted live cattle a.
l0k01Oac, dressed weight, 1.-Two ahoep unchanged
refrieerator beef selling az S06tao. 2 ~; exports to-
day mono. To morrow bo0cattle, 1913 sheer, and y,
Receipts OF calves were 1893 head. nearly all for
the market. Demand fairly good for all grades. and
prices were generally rated steady, Inferior TO prime
veals sold at e50e7.b 90 y 100 hs; . few selected at
eT.82ia. City drrased veals steady at SO lie. y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs for two days wero
6,72i head, Of which Q cars were for export, IL cars
direct to alauRhterers, and II cars for the market,
making, with stale stock, IL cars on sale. Trade was
allow, but prices nrm on light supplies and lambs 10
@ibe. higher. Three cars unsold. Ordinary to very
choice lambs At sh.bo@ee. 10, ona deck at % a5i q
few dall clipped) lambs at %. Dressed mutton. 90
7hc. y n; dressed lambs, 7b@pc.
Receipts Of hogs for two days io.bo4 head. includ.
1O@loc. higher, with reported sales at ~sA.loSt4.so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-15

MONDAY. March l4.-GRAIN-Wheat-Spot
was quiet and weak. Tho sales were 80. 900
bush.. including 1000 No. 2 red at 81. O3is in
elevator. 5000 No. 2 Milwaukee here. and so, 900
ungraded wheat on private terms at the outports
for export. Free on board afcat: No. 1 North.
ern spring. New York. $l.O8Hs; do. Duluth,
. .09is; No. 2 red. 81. o8ls; No. l hard Duluth,
$l.ilis; No. l hard Manitoba. $l.O06s. Mime.
apolis received to-day 262. 4SO bush, against
1884; Chicago 6s.4el. against Io,s5O: Mi.
TauGee 22.750, against $4,000; 81. Louis
10000. against p, 284; Toledo 2l,177, against
3,76l; Detroit lO.684. against 3,O0B. Futures
advanced llsc. 10 lasc.. hui reacted slightly and
closed i2c. to lee. higher for tho day. Future
sales 900 bush. as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-15

The trading In cotton to-day was moderately active.
Tho Washington advices regarding the Cuban situa.
tfon were more peaceful. but the feeling here was
nervous and the fluctuations In prices were frequent.
The undertone OF the market, however, was fairly
good and early in the day prices advanced. The course
OF the Liverpool market was disappointing to the
bears. Liverpool bought here. Wall street was a buyer
and shorts covered. But after the first transactions
prices weakened and slowly receded to the last quota
tiOns being generally unchanged from Saturda y' o clos.
ing figures. The receipts were free. but so were the
exports. and the spot markets at the South were gen.
orally steady. Local scalpers took profits. There
were no new DEVELOPMENTS in the general situation.
The weather In the South thus far this season has
been favorable for farming operations. but except in
the extreme South there has been very little work
done. Where preparations are under way, however,
the indications point TO a small decrease in the
acreage and q considerable decrease In the use Of
fertilizers.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull; No. z, FAC.
Salos l 100 bags Maracaibo, and 100 bags Savaniiia
on pFiyafa terma The futnra TRADING u.ns m s.1Ie,-a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-15
Real Estate Auct,en Sales.

At the Broadway salesroom yesterday Peter r.
Meyer & Co. sold No. 782 Third avenue. 20 feet south
OF Forty ninth street, n four.story stone front store
ele,9oo; also Nos: 1917 and 100 East Flfty.hrs street
npd No. 100 Fast Fifty second street. two three.story
brick fat houses and interior lot IN centre line Of
block: all title. to Michael A. Hon nan for $4,000;
also No. l30 East 12ist street, 326 feet east of Fourth
avenue. 20xl0o.l1,s subject to life estate of Mary A.
Asten, widow. atwo.story frame dwelling. to Alfred
Mcintyre for 81. 1000; also No. 1875 East goth street,
12.Bx99.11 ], a three story brick dwelling. foreclosure.
to Fannie !. Stuy vesant, plaintiff. for 60, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-15
Favor the o.. 900. 900 Canal Bill.

Resolutions favorinR the passage by tho Leg.
~islature Of the Cantor.Hnl bill authorizing an
appropriation Of 81. 0oo. 900 to complete the
adopted at a meeting Of tho Canal Committee of
the New York Produce Exchange Yesterday. 1t
members of the Exchange shall go to Albany to
support the bill. The Maritime Exchange and
the Merchants' Association will also be heard in
favor Of the bill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-15
Pennsylvania
RAJT1RoAD,

u
STATIONS foot II Wet Twen,y-thIrd street and
Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets.
tE- The leaving, line from Desbrosscs and cortlandt
Streets is ten minutes later than that given below
aHi e~ :. y. FAST ssTss MfANifhI..@-SPPa;llm BUFFET p.r,or
Co ss5 cS Ms% YORK 10 to sd r%.sisssu to pI s.ssH'ss Car r''''OdFs
$3.50 4 4. n: P PhST k4iSENfis'se fmfF nRS clsvgIana;
s1%pad'" car.% s'ef For ch Rtn,%s' e S@Sa,%Sdi r Tole Do,
,s cia' 4. n! l eGic&Go HS hSs 81. noGi s. sE hGsIsi
s, ES5 T =. v. S issa + seIns'n E%PkE asleaFS; Ct eid Ie 3
.s Ea1Sn = NJ For Is' GrA@ VEST iasaFd E~sxypiRrss.-ro,
,. r,s'i !. #. oi P&cnFic E iSfiRhssollii st p aG 5 : and
s. Ss5' = M. oG %HfI aS sS5 G!sSf sssss e1ssR, ss,q Bsss;
81 sp,ns Car New N.Y., YORK to Altoona s East Liberty.
WAsMINGroN AVID THE soUrn.
i b;s3nl s e., ;:e s:sS 1 :,Is"sl Ii Ii%; I'D i In Rs5Isr :ad
4; y: $50 "ccngressional Lim:" ali P.rlor and
s sin5p +. S e.. Ys: a;sp u iPh,pins Carr ':'o Dining Carr
oUThE RRAiIwlHtY.'-"F,orids Limited" 1850
AN week days; Express. AGO P. NJ, 1905 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-"Flor,da Special" 1920
chEsAfEXkE AND OHIO RA1LwAY.-4:Do P. N.
9 OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRroLK.-7:oo
1fiA N; Tssf f Ty'n ana so +. r. F. M NJ; Sa' days De.oross..
and Cortlapdt Streets; 10 P. M. Through Buffet
farlOF ann combined COacn.
CAPE MAY.-l:2O p. NJ. week days (Desbrosses and
Cortlacdt sts, 1:40 T. M.
Long Branch. AsDury Park Interlaken. Sundays.
Ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant urom West
Twen,y.third s.. %stationl. 800, 1850 A.: D., 800.
400. ll:lO j. NJ. Sundays, O:2Q A. NJ. $3.50 p. VI.
urori posbrossos end Coz tlandt sts.l.' $40 A. NJ,
l2:lo, $40, $50. 1850 +. NJ. Sundays, V:45 A. NJ,
5:15 T. VI.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40. T:20, $50. $50, $50, 0:20 (gtJJ Penna. Lin
ted, $3.50 lDinlng Carr. 1890. 1850 A. NJ, ll:5o.
l:o0. 300. 800. 4:a0. ago CDrn;ng Carr. 1870 DIN.
ing Carr. b:!o Dining Carr. 7:40. $3.50 p. M. lE:05
night. sunday. $40. 100, S:20, $50. B:2O, $50
gslmited5; 9;So, 1880 A: IL. li9o tDiping Can,
Dining Carr. 7:4O, $50 p. NJ. 1906 night.
Ticket onices Nos. 4Gl. 844. ll86. 1923. III. and 26l
Broadway; ] Aston House: West Twenty .tuird Street
Station. and stations foot OF Dcsbrosses and Cort.
landt Streets; ! Court Street, $50 Fulton Street. ~
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station, Brookiynt
Station; Jersey. City. The New York Transfer Com.
pany VIII call for and check baggage from hotels
ana residences through to destination.
Telephone "l2I+ Eighteenth Street. for Pennsyl-
yania Railroad Cab Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON, ]. WOOD.
General Manager. General paks'r Aren't.
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The shipments from Augusta to-day were SS5 bales,
Memphis 2,172, st. Louis 2.SO2. Cincinnati 1885,
ana Houston =. 522. Houston expects tomorrow
400 to 1900 bales. against sos last week. 3.192
5000 to 1000, against l2.S97 last week. $40 last
year and 7.2s2 in 1890. Tho port receipts were
year. and 23, oas in 1898; thus far this week 5s.osl.
against 80. 720 thus far last week. The exports from
the ports were go. 594 bales. New Orleans d vanced
2 to 8 points. reacted and declined 8. but rallied. Flu.
lures here advanced 4 to Z points. but reacted and
closed steady with prices unchanged to | point higher
for the day. with sales Of 16&.O0Ub bales. Tho future
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Airidends aud Sutertst.

u UNCIiON ,ILNAYs1 UNION
EsOl
The Board OF Directors have this dav dec,.roa =
nisidehd o. ono aud oae'hali per cent. Ill per cent?
quarter ending March 81. 1873. pay ablr IpSI l. Pra.
TERED STOCK transfer books close March 10. reopen
April ., lssS. WILLIAM y. LANE, TreaIurer'
Jersey City. MI, March 8, 1875.
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Aailroads.
DELAWARE. LACKAWANXA q WESTERN
Il. u.
stations In New York. Foot OF barclay ana
Christopher SITS.


DELAwARE. LACKAWANXA q wEsTERN
Stations In New York. Foot OF Barclay and
Christopher SIS.
VEsTIDUIE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PIATsCE1 Light
Direct route TO Newark. Bloomfield, Montclair. the
Q. anges. Summit, Hernsrdsyille, Basking Ridge. Mad.
isOn, MorTistown. Passaic, Paterson, BoOntun, Dover,
Stanhope. Newton. Budd's Lake, Lake Hopatcong,
Hackettsiown. Schooley's Mountain. Washington.
Mountain Scranton. Pittston. Wilkes ARE. NantIcokr,
Danville. northumberland MOntruss. BInghamton,
Oxford. Norwich, Watcrville, Utica, Richneld Syringe,
Cortland, Syracuse, Oswego. Ithaca, OwegO, ElnIra,
Corning. Iutn. Dansvlllc. Buffalo. and ali points
West. Northwest, and Southwest.
500 a. M.-Binghalnton Mall. Stops at principal
stations.
IOiOO a. M.-(Cafe c~ar)-Bunalo. Scranton, BInv.
bamton. Owego. ithaca. Elmira, Utica. Syracuse sc,
ami Oswcgo Express. Pullman bvnet parior cars
points West.
Hoo u. M.-scranton. Binghamton, and Elm,.a
Express. Pullman bullet parlor cars.
4toO u. M.-Scranton. WIKI sbarre. and Plymouth
100 u. neutrality-suspicious. Vestibule Limited
Express for Scranton, BlDghamton EluIrn, Buffalo,
pullman buffet sleeping car New York 20 Chicago.
Dining car west OF Bun alo.
$3.50 u. M.-(Daily) BUFFALO Express. Pullman
sleepers for scranton. Binghamton. Eimira, Bath,
MI. Morris. and BunalO. arriving Buffalo \ A. NJ.
oihO i. h.-tDaily)-EGdalo Scranton, Bingham
ton. owego, Ithaca. Elmira, SYRACUSE. Utica, and
Oswego EAnrsss. Pullman buffet slee pers.
Ticket ana Pullman accommodations at Henry Gaze
4 Sons, Ltd, 10 Broadway, II Parg place. aud 429
Broadway and ui2 Broadway. Tick {. at Jerry az .
lions. III lth av., cor. 18TH St. 81 West l25Ih ST..
gao columbus ay., New York; I3S and 7y8 Fulton
st., and 100 Broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables giving
Iull information nj al stations,
=. "estcott's Express Comphuy Will call for and check
uuBaagc from hotel or rcsid nee 10 destination.
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Proposals.
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM zoe. STEWART BUILDING,
NO, ESQ BROADWAY,
NEW YORK March la. 1903.

TO OSTRACTORS
Bids or proposals for doing the work and furnish.
ing the materials called for In thu approved forr,s ~
contract now on nile Ia the office or the Aquedllct
commissioners. for constructing retaining mud stair.
way masonry. and doing other work Icrtainlux theru.
TO, near sh1it No. 20 Of The New Croion Aqneduct, in
the CITY OF New York. Will lie received at this ONCE
until WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30. lSgH, AT y O'CLOCK
= y and they Will be publ ely opened by the Aqug.
duci commissioners as soon thereafter AZ possible.
ana the avn I'd OF the contract Tor doing said work
ana furnishing said materials Will he made 10y said
Rinnn ,T,omerS az soon thereafter Ms pr lcf'raule.
specifications thereof, aud bids or proposals and
proper envelopes for their enclosure, form of bonds
anu all other mi can he obtained ut ths
above once OF the Aqueduct Commissioners on appii.
cation 10 the Secretary.
BY order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners.
PETER J. DoOLIHG,
uIppv NJ u,1yrn President,
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BrooLIyn City Railroad Extension.

ALBANY. March 14-The Brooklyn City Rail.
road Company to-day filed with the Secretary of
State n certificate of an extension of its road on
johnson street. from Fulton to Washington
Brooklyn City and Newtown Railroad Com.
pany.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

% 10 T N II. W - HHU VOnHeCIIOns.
From Grand Central Station,
Leave. Ily way OF Due
9:OD 4. ~, Springfield aud Worcester. 8;80P.M.
1890 4. NJ. tfNew London and Providence. 5000 y, Nj.
lU:O3 A. NJ. New London anu Providence, 4:2b y, Ii.
l2;OO NJ Springfield and Worcester, BOO y, NJ.
.l:OO J. NJ, Air Line iJId y. J.. II. r., U;OO y. Nj.
l:os i. NJ. New London aud Providence 7:UO p. NJ,
$500 7 NJ, sSew London and Providence, o 900 l.. NJ.
siUu J. n, 'Sprlng" cid and Wore sicT. lO:O0 y. ".
$500 r, ID, 'New London aud Providence II 800 y. N.
ll'nO J.. ~, 'springncld and Worcester. G;l6 A, M
l2;uu y. NJ, 'Srw LONDON and Providence, h;2b A. Nj
'Runs DAILY. inrlud.nS SUNDAY.
ttBay state Limited; all parlor cara: faro ~ In.
Guiding pArlor car seat.
tAir Line Limited; arrives and departs from Park
Square station. Boston. Return service same hour
ami 10y same rout',
Through par!or and sleeninR cars by each tr in.
C. 7, HEMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass. Agent.