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The herald., 1898-03-15
Riverside's New Park

RIVERSIDE, March 14.-City Engineer
Johnson today began the survey of the
Fairmount park site, In accordance with
the order of the trustees. which work is
preliminary to the general improvement of
the tract for recreation ground The
park grounds are to be laid out in drives
and walks. and these will be bordered with
variety of trees of all kinds. A miniature
lake and similar improvements usually
found in places of like character will be
included in the proposed improvements.
The herald., 1898-03-15
Farmers Institute

COMPTON, March 14.-Prof A. G. Cook,
of Claremont. was here today and ar
ranged for a Farmers institute to be held
in the W. c. T. U. hall, Compton, on the
4th prox. All day and evening sessions
will be held. An interesting and profitable
program has been arranged. This session
will be of especial interest to tnis section
as the question of how best to deal with
the gopher and alkali lands are among the
leading subjects.
The herald., 1898-03-15
SANTA MONICA
Where the Angelenos That Would
Give Her a Black Eve

SANTA MONICA, March 4-A+ a..
meeting Of the city trustees this afternoon
bills to the amount of $2O5.65 were ordered
paid, and B. L. Richie was given permis-
sion to cut down few gum trees.
In regard to the complications concern
Ing the right of way for the outfall sewer
City Attorney Tanner reported that both
pf the Los Angeles abstract companies had
certified to the title Of Kinney and Ryan
y tne land south of what is designated as
Station q, through which the outfall sewer
The herald., 1898-03-15
Orange Notes

ORANGE, March A.-A camp of Sons OF
Veterans has been organized at Orange.
The officers will be installed by Capt. ]. H.
Hall of Santa Ana next Monday evening.
Hiram Hamilton of Orange has accepted
an invitation to address the meeting of
fruit growers to be held at the chamber
of commerce April II and II, on "Fruit
Pests, Trees and Plant Diseases, and How
to Fight Them"
The herald., 1898-03-15
Old Horse Sale

HUENEME, March 14.-E. Meyer, the
well-known chicken merchant of Huene-
me, is advertising for old horses or ami
mails that are likely to be killed owing
to the drought. He will erect slaughter
ing place in the hills and kill the horses for
their hides and grease. This is an indica-
ton of how scarce feed Is this season.
The herald., 1898-03-15
Lone stretch Without a CURVE

The longest reach of railway without a
curve is claimed by travellers to be that
of the Argentine Pacific railway, from
Buenos Ayres to the foot of the Andes
For 2l1 miles 1t is without curve, and has
no cutting of embankment deeper than two
or three fa-'
The herald., 1898-03-15
Another Relic of Pompeii

Another Roman villa has been dug I'D
at Boscoreale, on the slopes Of Vesuyius.
near Pompeii, where the great find of sill
yer ornaments was made two years ago.
The walls are covered with beautiful fres-
Goes, chiefly landscapes and marines. One
represents bridge over river, with an
angler fishing with line. Four wine jars
were in the cellar and seven skeletons have
been found in the excavation.
The herald., 1898-03-15
To Plant Beets

HUENEME, March Alt is reported on
good authority that the Oxnard Beet COM
panys officials will compel some of our
farmers to plant sugar beets especially
on sandy loan this year. according to the
terms of the contract. Owing to lack of
moisture, the outcome is very dubious at
best,
The herald., 1898-03-15

been a double drowning. The two were
In the water a good half hour, clinging for
dear life to the bottom Of the boat, when
they were rescued by the crew on an out
ward bound schooner who righted their
craft, Duffys gasoline launch going out
and towing their craft in.
The herald., 1898-03-15
Nearly Drowned

young man, Clyde Baldwin by name, one
of the company of gold seekers who ex-
pect to leave this port for Klondike
about April 1st, on the schooner Penelope
and a young lady who was with him had
a narrow escape from drowning by the up
setting Of yawl in which they were sail
ing in the outer bay on Saturday. There
was quite wind on that day. and Mr.
Baldwin being unskilled in the navigation
The herald., 1898-03-15
Marine Collision

NEWPORT, March A.-During an unusu-
ally heavy wind which prevailed yesterday
at Newport the steamer Coos Bay collided
with the schooner J. c. Campbell. smash
Ing the rigging and bow of the Coos Bay
and also tnjuring the Campbell.
The herald., 1898-03-15

from the ocean white-caps by those who
stood by the guns. But not a shot was
hred which would not have struck ship
located where the target was.-New York
World.
The herald., 1898-03-15

AT the Industrial Home for Girls at
Beloit, Kas., only six of the 100 inmates
have light hair
The herald., 1898-03-15
[:]I!IIIIl1IlElIly]

A Snoc;oltu Urinary, secondary or Tertiary
~ SpCCIdity Blood Poison ermanently
cured in l5to 35 days You can be treated at homp
prefer to come here we will contract to pay rail-
road fare and hotel hills, and no charge, If we
tail to cure If you have tak en- mercury. To-
mucous patches in mouth, sore throat,
pimples, copper coIored spots, ulcers on
any part Of the body. bair or eyebrows fall
ing out. it is this SecOndary Blood Poison
VIC guarantee to cure We solicit the most OBJ
stinate eases ana challenge the world for
a case we cannot cure. This disease has
nent physicians. $500. 900 capital behind
our unconditional guaranty. Absolute proofs
sent sealed on application. A ddIess Cook Rem
edy Co.. 1879 Masonic Temple, Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13

Through trains leave New-York loot q no
300 A. M.Vestibuled Express daily Tor bingnantoo
waverly Emira Buffalo Bradford. Arrives Buffalo
p. VI. Parlor TO Buffalo. -, -.
e,i5 M-ysssieuisd E,pss.s daily Tor pIps yssss
Honeedale and important local points 10 Elmira Puu
man Parior Cars for Monticello ana EiInira ALI.
ZOO p. M.-vesbued limited-Fau mall daily
solid train for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 40 a Mi
CHICAGO p NJ slsepers Chicago. Cleveland and
T,aO p. M~yursio and Cleveland vestibuled Express
daiv Arrives A. Buffalo :05 a. n. Bradford 70 A.
NJ Jamestown 700 A. ". youngstown 1921 A. n.
Cleveland 1890 ". sleepers to BUFFALO ana Ce'sNno.
N,IH p. M-Daiiy solid train for Bnshamton. Emirs.
Wayerly and Chicago Seepers TO hornellsvne SncaSo
and Cincinnati. Dining Car: - -..... -.
CoMMopATIONs at III iiS. 26l 40i and 957 Broad
way j2T cry i3e East 25h-s, and 2I3 West i25th
AZ, Chambers and West c3d ferries. New-York 339
and Futonst. as broadway. BROOKLYN 10 Riverst
Uotok>n and Jersey CITY Station. New York Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels ana rsst
dences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13
WEST SHORERR

q. ~ earlier from foot Of Franklin St:
HtOiOO A. NJ Daily. except sunday for Cornwall. New
hurgh Kingston New Paltz. Lakes Ninnewaska and
Vohonk and all Catskil. Mountain points.
;35 NJ. for cranston's West Point. Kingston
Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska, Catskl Mountains
Albany Saratoga, and Lake George
.Ot, - IL, CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily. for Al
bany Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls
Cleveland Detroi, Chicago and st, Louis. Arrives
Chicago and st. Louis next afternoon. Dining Car.
1,I6 p ~ Saturdays only. for all Catskil Mountain
points :, -, -. e, 49,. ,,,. go,
Mohonk and MINI ,wasxa. CatsSi Mountains Catski.l
and Albany.
c4;OO p NJ Dairy. except Sunday for Consers Gran
ston's West Point Cornwall. Newbursh and inter
mediate stations 10 Albany -
$500 NJ Daily except Sunday. for Albany. Saratoga
Montreal and Eastern Canada.
GAO r. NJ Chicago and 81 Louis Limited Daily. for
Utica Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls.
Toronto Detroit, Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis.
7,fS r. NJ Daily, except Sunday. for Syracuse. Roches
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls and Toronto.
S,iS T. NJ Daily. for Albany. Ctlca Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Glove
land Chicago and ST. Louis. Saturday night has
Sleeping catskill Mountains.
A. B. { leave Brooklyn "Anncx'-A DIS A. NJ: B.
10 Is A. ". [. .O5 P. NJ Jersey city Il r. station
Time tables a principal hotels and ofices
c. z. LAMBERT. general Passenger Agent
8 Vanderbilt Ave, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13
REAL ESTATE.
TUT, GRENoBLE SOLD UNDER FORE
CLOSURE.

,1,r cRENOBLE SOLD UNDER FORE
CLOSURE
. ~. Rsal Estate Auction Room. at NO. III
,srav Yesterday the Hotel Grenoh!e was sofa
-, foreclosure for about Ns." under the
"-u o,,r. Of me membranes. deficiency Juos-
-, for that amount may be entered against 'he
'..,raeor. William Noble. When bids were asked
80. NY John ~ Golding. not single ontsideWf "I
Ioie1 10 want the property at any p''Ce s.o nso
pea representicg parties in interest," Do svovo
80 me arst mortgage and interest," u1S Avy,,,r
VN on ~ a second mortgage. D. HIll bIoWiihhiis
pe..s, then offered $4,000. There was some wills
P'snr 6etween MessTs Browning ana tat'en, et
Ea' pidding stopped. The price then was soSs'o o.,
a nn bo.el some lime ago was appraiseH LOT tiic
~ ~ Savings first MORTGAGE, az so'V'V" on '''e
n~ii,S Of which the bank loaned Eio,VW -, 49,
peHS.1am Kennedy sold In foreclosute tne Two
srssfory brick nathouses on POT oVNiVo, Nos.
~ and 24S East Forty-hfth-st., 10 ). ~ Mahhe ioi
HERrvsn l. Kennedy sold in foreclosure the three
- frame and brick tenement house WITH three-
story brick extension on lod -SN'V NJ 40 ''"i'0'
al 10 the plaintd Tor !, Nv; .,o.,ra tina ,bree
hS,ck dwelling house. on 10, l6.Sxssll. No oo
West One -hundred-ahd-hlly-se'e'' " INV
paintin for $9.sG , ..o oaiour,oa
A. private contract yesterday JACOB jung pougn.
Or enforcement from 5. DAVIDSON the soutneas.
rorrar Of Lexng ton-aVe and Eighty-lhiru-st., q
No; iO2 2xi6l 90. and from John w. Wallace the
r., adjoining on the street, 256Nlo22 NO price IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13
NEW YOCK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

All RAN Line for Long Branch. Ocean Grove. Asoury
parE and Atlantic Coast Resorts TO Point Pleasant; go
trains leave NEW YORK as follows From s0ot nv,
2i6 $3.50. sos 'a45 $50 so go p ss'uTda'' On'''
I'm, Foot OF Cortandt and Desbrosses streets = ~
o 10 A. NJ IL TO- 'i20 Saturdays only 80 ,alV 'S>%
a. 81 81 10 100 p NJ. Sundays SIS. 94o A. NJ Do
T. ". -. ,rA,.,.u s,r.e, @ o. 1910
40 pe aurdays only) 9 TO- $50 3 40. ~ 90 DO
4 10 20 Csaturlays only y. NJ. Sundays 500 A. M
From Foot Twentyrthra street 20 s 90 =, a. "a
=, ~ sundays 7 so o 20 A. NJ. $50 p. NJ.
Sunday Trains DO not stop Ocean Grove and Asoury
Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13
FOR TROUsERs.-Phlla. Depot

Q. NJ Dept i42s Arch 81. Phia,., Pa. july
1919 Sealed Proposals in trplicate. viii be received
here until ii O'clock A. Monday Jgly u.s. lssS ,o FOR
~ n 900 pars OF Trousers mounted made OF lO-ounce
Say Blue Kersey. Army Standard Early delivery Is I'm
Tes sample can at schuyikiA Arsenal Govern
80, reserves right 10 reject accept any or ali pro-
posais or any part thereof Preference given 70 articles
OF nrics Including the price Of foreign produc-
sons or manufactures the duty thereon being equal
rTonosalg &c. viii he furnished appll-
ta;ion Envelopes containing proposals 20 be endSrhe1
and addressed Lit Col JOHN
" 'rfYPTY Deputy QuarteTmaster General. L. s. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13
AR,Iy BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET,

a Nev York CITY July O. 1895 Sea led proposals in
,rnlcafe VIII be received here until twelve o'clock noon
July 10th then opened for manufacturing ana delV
erng quickly 70 this Depot 1000 unned awool Hammer
Blouse 10 be made flannel conforming to spechca-
tons and Army standard both OF which can be seen al
ICer.t Quick and prompt delivery important. BIDDERS
will state Of Commencement and rate OF oeiiVety
BLANKS bidding and specifications can be al
Depot Preference Will be given 10 articles OF dOesl
production or manufacture. conditions OF quAhty anu
rice 0ncudng In price OF foreign Productions or
manufacturers the duty thereon being equal The United
S,oes reserves the right reject accept any or al
,rorosois or any part thereof Envelopes should be
rked proposals for Unned Flannel Bouses and ad
dreased TO A S KIMBALL. ID. O. NJ General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13
ARMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET,

A New York City July o. ls9s:-sealed proposals In
trlnate will received here until twelve O'CLOCK noon
July I4h and then opened for manIaeurng ana aelv
oucky % 600 unned all wool HAMMER
Enises TO be made flannel conforming TO specifications
and army botn OF which be seen az ms
Tenot Quick and rapid delivery important BIDDERS VIII
sale date OF commencement and rate Of delivery Blanks
Sor bddnx and specifications can 10 had at this Depot
preference given to articles OF donlesuc proHu
ton or manufacture. conditions Of quaity ana prce On
cdlne in tie foreign productions nanuiact-
ures the duty hereon) being eQua L = reserves me
gnt To- reject or accept all proposals or any part
Hereof Envelopes should be marked "Proposals Tor n
lined Flannel B!ouses and addressed TO A. B. klMBALh
ID O, NJ. General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13
ALTERATIONS

to.hs az corner Hth-avc. to a four--tory and
basement brick and stone dwelling house n y
e.sus, No 81 Nassau-st. owner: Carrere 4
Hastings. No IS Last 41st-st. architects. s.
Iath-st. corner 5th-ave 20 two hve-story
brick tenement houses with stores Murray &
Hn, No 62l Vest l30th-st. owners Henry
Andersen. No I.ls0 Broadway. architect.
1Sth-st. No East. to a hve-story brick and frame
clubhouse; Young Womens Christian Associa-
tlcn, premises. owner; II Robertson. architect
Silver-st, n W corner Main-st. 10 two-story
frame dwelling house and n one-story frame
she'd Louis Olsen, premises owner: + Miller.
.................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13
Tailed PROPOSALS VIII be received at the

~ odce OF Lighthouse ~ glneer. Ioinpknsvllle
- Y until ~ o'clock NJ. July -, 1898 ana then opened
for furnishing miscellaneous articles for the
r~ablshment fiscal ending June 80 lssJ IN
accordance with specifications. copies OF wmch WIN
Hank proposals other information. may be had upon
APPLICATION 10 D. p. Heap Lieut. Colonel Corps OF En-
clneers L. S. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

UENMNIlVAMlA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foo, OF WEST rwENTY-TuiRD STREET.
and DEsBRossEs and coRrLANDT STREETS
ey' The leaving time from Desbrosses and cortlann
Streets is ten minutes later than that given peo" ""
Twenty third Street Station.
$50 a. NJ FAST MAIL-Pullmsn Buffet Paror G. g
New York Plttsburs sleeping Car Pt'burs to cn'-
TSsI 'SS;44: "a G:S:. an Com.
Car. For Chicago. Cleveland, Toledo Cincinnati. IND
s sS'H:i NJ !'s cacse g hSp LOUIS ExrRrs
f. r. MGsr r ensTasi sss.is e CHI
ri serrn iTs.R ssissaiE Pits.
7 s'' r. c'9 ~ rAcFIc sus and
$50 r. co' NAIL 's xSD ss'
sss G points S: sI dsy % r
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
80 SO 20 ESQ Dining Car 100 D.nGs Car ,, ma
BUNS 20 T Dsl:; { ,! 49,
Dining Cars. 40 Dining Carr. 40 Dining Carr, 81"
souTHERS RxiLwAY.-Expre.. 40 D m. 1905 night
ATLXNTtc COAST LINE.-E1Dre.,. go a. m. and $50
ron dip roiNT COMFORT and NoRFoIx.-7'o a M
ATtSSTfS c ar % %@ Weekday. D.ssro... and
sF' f.o a Sa SassA
lined Coach
CAPE MAY.--12.5O .. weekdays through Pullman
Buffet Parlor Car. -.
Long Branch A.bury Park nnteraken. sundays. Ocean
Grove, and Point Pleasant from West Twsnty-third
street statlon $50 80 q m. $3.50 Saturday: onlys
20. $50. 2 20. $50 $50. $50 sundays. 80 y -
a. m. 40 p. m. from Desbroe.es and cortlandt
Streets. AS o. A. IL 10 tcO Saturdays only.
$50. $40. 30 40 $40 10" .. sunday. aA
0.45 a. M SIS ..
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6io 10 80. 90 so go "a so Penna. Lm.ted go
Dining Carr. 1910 Dining Can 80 a M. i2eo. iSoi
go. $50. 20. 40 Dining Carr, 80 Dining carr. ooO
Dining Can 40 $50 D. m; l21 nshtc sundays.
$40 $50 $50 20. $50 Limited. 00. 1910 dining
car, a. M $50 Dining carr $50 T. 90 Dining Carl.
40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carr. 40. $50 .. m.
1905 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 46 sat iiee 1873 III and 2e Broad"
wav: | Aston House West Twenty-thrd Street sts.
ton stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortiands
Streets: Court Street $50 Fulton street eS Broadvay
ami Pennsy lysna Station. Brooklyn: Staten.
Jersey CITY. The New Transfer Company will call
FOR and check baggage from hotels and residences
destination.
Telephone 1924 Eighteenth Street for Pennsy'vsno'
7 n uI-TrUINsoN T. r wOoD
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13
NEW BUILDINGS.

No. w,. Nos loi and 1913. for a six-story
w. ,H.e.honse oe.Dx5s Ole Olsen ~ No 33o
az 'is,-s,: owner; " splitter OF No $50
Ctth-et
s,nrv o. -" II ~ Avenue A. fcr a three
sadIs, 'n 70 Lypewr,tsr Company, Of No 403 East
e5s :. o~her, n Bancroft Of No zO3 East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13
LED PROPOSALS will be received al

- IN. Office OF Lighthouse Inspected Ionp~ ms
u,o X Y until ~ o'clock ~. Aug. i, 1928, anI men
opened for furnishing supplies for ne
Snh With blank proposals ard other information may
y. had upon application to f. NJ. sHEFAhp captain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13
Proposals.
4 Rl-~ rvJLDrvG. WHITEHALL STREET

ARM TC-JLDCNG. WHITEHALL STREET.
New York City. July 10. ls9s.-sesied proposals In
,rincate Will be received here until twelve O'Clock noon
fv is Isgs and then opened. for manufacturing and
delivering quickly Depot 10000, with The privilege
Of the 100 per cent, Blue kesey over
coats to Of the service as may De REQUIRED
end 10 made IS kersey. conforming TO scared
"A and specifications this Office, body
ana cape lining lie like standard samples TO De
on Government, sealed STANDARD AID specincatons 10 De
seen az this Depot bids upon other samples VIII
ho entertained BIDS will received for all portion
Of the number Of overcoas specified Quick and rapid
6alvery irrportan Bidders will date OF commence
nent and rate of delivery Blanks for bidding and fpec
1cations can be had this office Preference VIII DO
sn ~ articles OF domestic production manufacture.
Conditions OF quality and price 0ncludinz In the price OF
nroductons manufactures the duty thereon
Ming eona T. S the right TO reject or accept
any or all proposals any part thereof. Envelopes
sho,,d be marked Proposals for Overcoats ana ad-
Srssses 10 A S KIMBALI. ID. Q. NJ General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13
prA1, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

is,-ave No 2l:7. 2x75 Gilbert speiT to Leon
c: sso cf ss.ss giss
S1 Wei to * Ella SAUCER
Decsgave 1870 # s Of SSS McGIa 2S1 800
,sad -S Of cTsnS,sySs 0O1oO Bruno 100
D:gmans to 5 Loo # Of '9 aGaVe 5xaoo tn.
%" men Evangelical Lui, eran Church II -
Matthew to The German Evangelical Church OF ooo
iCa-st sy.,9 S0; ,o BENJAMIN Wescost 10000
i5s,hs $50 Z; OF ProsPeci; y,n sTmann 100
3, Mar Wallace SSiheg TO Margaret Was
,p Gt5 20 go Els wsst IS 4SoCi Robert Wal
M 70 r Is So We sso g?5 RoSer; Wallace
Ps W Va q as Pi is&i6 sSifas9 same s"S 10
,J E5 e' So i6 East East s7exioi Adler -
Hn' S9snsT MoT Tdrner NO. :sxs
2S1iSs5 conveys z part Of avenue; julia val I
.sa' to Css s Of ft cenrs Park West sax
zoos: Peter Wagner 10 Robert Wallace = ,
IPs 4Ti sfSaahss go I; < Of MaIonaye Ok
100; william Bergen 70 Charles w huhnS' ,
rnsrvsie-ave s. iaa # OF Honest; ?. l9S94
Morris-sve $ so I, n q Ruckhout-st. 25xi2ee ,,o
ana ,S Se Tsn Nes, Park Ephram Levy
Ni Ed%a5d Ts'Gni si2 q Of s,st-st 25exS
s51h.e Hoeberman Sophie Roihs;hih ~, 49, III
it .s2 ana Sft to Bertha Be- scSmac2 xV 10
& 1u.si 3as AIT q w e 10 snSn scSmt
7,S-s. s is2 Z, Of coiumbus-ave lsx1o22 ., nm
Il Ward TO Gustav Schwab exeeg'er 10y @''O
Is sx55s: Moe.s y Tobisch to smme TObisch.
B6 sic cor i52d-st 2ox74ii Benjamin "a M,
70 'g Inn Tufv n Henry stein. 10000
shtrft-st No 81 s. 2Sxloo, Fn'us % 600
H'T,ns,on-st es'' cor coiumbia-st 4Ssx55lox
tsss15 Sender Fe i9s '2 NSsss AVA dSio
E9siMarn-NAtha0 Company to Elias Fed 500
Lon mag 2a5 block L. amended nap Mapes estate
Hudson Rose 70 lyar l. Peterson, .'..-,.',,c
Eiwara Baragiola .............;
Tot ss6 block X. same map same TO Annie ,
Lots Ss' $40 and SAL block l. map; same to
1.5 5;9'i SO i ana al same to Mary
Me,rass-av: corner l63d-st 2ox75. lz2ox75 s.
79ih,. No ed lSe East. 1oNio i''''s 2s ooc
st I La1rsnce-ave $ 1902 q West Farms ,s
IS 8x2sxss William F Scott assignee 70 Edna IN
.' :o aqs 5o y a3 S9s p iass
s1 hi- % No 'f 2i5 West. 87.71lo22: william
s1s klsay 80 2sb Il Of 2d-ave 2onsa Freier ooo
ads6Tasd' to Lq Ia6 H 1i Sh-av ix
Ell: dss5ss 40; ASksFman executor. 10 Eliza
r,5 mem w. sas +, Of i52d-s 2oxioo;
Miriam Blrkenfe!d TO Bertha schmuck .....:..
lsxs9ll Anna L sDrague ct al to Thomas
cherry s- 10 S. $. I6axlooxie sxloo; John ON
Aeaeson trustee TO ThGm1s sx25x
re io7s Mehsei Broaercs to Mary Brodsck 900
eth-avs s. POS # $ Of 43d-st 2OHoZi Henry - on
un G,5S ' No 7c s. SoToO schmaek
1Saa 20 s3s 25xj: sichei
Frank W Merriam 40 s,,n i''"'
i-shst IS, s s and NJ ss g East i4shs; Albert
Ro,hermel 10 John Barry .''.''.'''''.'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

INGTON.
From foot OF Liberty 81.
Week days. 80. 500 1000 1870. Dining Can A. n.
90 Las $40 - 90 Dining Carr. 600 p. NJ 1918 mdt
sundays. 4ao: 1000 di;ao Dining Carr A ~ iS
trains for Philadelphia week DAYS. goo A. NJ 400 <so.
100 900 r ". Sundays 900 A. NJ. 400 r VI.
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST.
We'll davs 7:lo 1855 s:25 $40 s:s5 s:Os eco esA.
1000 1915. IO:4S Hos 1880 1855 A. ~ i2;@ i2ss.
49," 465 5:% 5:55 e:i0 e:25 s:55: 1880. $50. SIS.
9:io s55 1855. ll:io p. NJ. l2l3 mdt snndays 100.
7b5 SIS 1900 II 30 4. NJ. 1900 VI. 1913 30 EGO.
800 ass 4 90 ass 5:25 600 $50 7:?5. SIS. e9@
Tcksts and parlor car seats at foot Of Liberty st..
Whitehall ST. il3 49, POI. 4S4 ga l2s4 1923 Broad
ysy ISL 9th Av 81 I+th ST.. 1873 East i25th St.
27s West l25th St. 25i Columbus Az New YORK. =
Court ST 500 Fulton St. Brooklyn, o. Broadway. VIII
,amsburs The r Transfer Co Will cal for and check
baggage from hotels or residences TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-13
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY,

Train, leave foot Of W 42d ST. az follows us minutes
earlier from Franklin ST.:
A. M.-Day Express for all stations. Connections
's).) for Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewasks. Paror cars
O.1S A. M.-Mountaln Express to Liberty and inter
J'lC mediate stations. Lake Kismesha, and White
Lake Parlor ,,.
4 .OO p VI. saturdays only)-Stations to Rockland
i sUU Lake Kamesha, and White Lake. Parlor cars
O,1- p M.-Vesbue Limited. Stations TO Rockland
C'IC Lakes Mohonk. Mnnewaska, kiameshs- and
C.I p VI. CFrank!in ST. 6:45 P. M)--To Chicago
OLD daily Stop. at Middle,own, Liberty. L. Manor.
Walton Norwich. Oneida, oswego Niagara faIs MssE
ner Sleeping and Reclining Chair Car seats free through
70 Chicago via Wabash. - 49, -, 49,,
TT,ICKETS AND PARLOR CAR SEATS AT 81 Broad.
l. way y. Y. y. Y Transfer Co checks baggage
from residence destination