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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14
10 FIeHr sKr scrAPrn FInra.
Commissions scannen Declares for q salt
wator Pips-Line system.

~
Fire Commissioner scannell rave out yes
terday a statement In which he said he de-
sired to call the attention Of the city authori-
ties and the public to the necessity OF adopt
ing a saltwater pine svetem for use at large
fires in the downtown discreet
Mayor StronR's Fire Commissioners were
strongly In favor of such n system az an Inn
portant auxiliary 10 the ordinary equipment OF
the department. and President Sheffield and
Fire Chief Hugh Bonner visited Boston. d.
troit and other cities to study the practical op-
GRAFTON Of UNDERGROUND pipe line systems.
President Shef1eld reported 10 the Mayor.
recommends Ing that thesystem be adoptedhere.
There the matter fSsted until the Home Life
building fre. where the Engines were unable
TO throw o stream Of water higher than tho
eighth story.
President, Shefield recommended that pipes
be laid underground from the East River and
the North River In the. downtown district.
running 70 broadway. and having hydrants. 1t
intake u tho pipe a. tho river could. By b. i lie
powerful pumps, force the water to the top OF
Fire Com missioner scannell calls attention
e i've RRpSi n that are more than $40 feet
BroadSsTsy r and Ann Ann street. stree n sos feet tae ts he A psS!.
Jean TRACT. Nassan and Spruce streets. 3O8
s ssss; the s SSg' fsss. s sSdEe, X. s]eE S%%.ey, SPpd d RI1s
SNf 800 SAbao
1T = well InoTn that our large igss main.
most destructive Of any. in point OF damage.
that we have In the city.ti Commissions Scan.
With a VIC to obviate this great loss, as
well as 70 protect the lives, OF those occupying
such buildings; ! would call your attention e
4 { least siSo.S66 and With IT the peeessary aS-
thority e, lay water mains connecting at the
terry. with a circuit from such, mains eneir-
cling and passing through the important dis
trlsts S9ntaipipE those large commercialrisks
the roofs OF many buildinEs Of the dry eocdf
i HlssF,'S ire 60 o snaS 'b e. tGSls; aH SpG pr eSeSs q By =
this roof and standplpe. system. which could
heat that might come from adjoining buildings.
and SI;dh would be ipysluable In case q a fire that
yelcp this, system and protect BLOCKS Of roof
ing to the necessity Of keering the depart
The ,urdsrsround pipe. system is now util:
Cleveland. Detroit. MilwauEse. Buffalo and
q ali those citiHe%s. and With data, &C.. taken. I
have no hesitation in Recommending this sys-
many, Of ne tallest Of the ohnoe buildings are
DnDulQ III Dc IOunQ. lnConVenlenG ana I'M
practicable to utilize the flreboats. stationary
engines could take their place and be located
AZ q pumping station on this line Of pipes.
Il believe that this is the proper time to
agitate this question. although 1t is one that
has heretofore received only passing consid-
and I think it should be pushed. with a view
of laying. this system. under a proper and ex-
tine instruction Of the Fire Department. as TO
the requirements of the specifications in lay
ing this system. If 1t should be done under
contract"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14
KAIsER's POWER NOT ENOUGH.
Manager Griseom Can't BE Made to Testify
About the Sinking of a German Bark.

About the Sinking Of n German Bark.
ALBANY. Dec. 13.-The Court Of Appeals to-
day dismissed the appeal in the matter OF
Clement Acton Griscom. Jr.. a witness sum-
moned to appear before Rudolf Dulon. a Com
missioner appointed by the Royal Prussian
Marine ONCE to inquire into the collision in
October. 1894. Of the steamer Paris and the
Danzig bark Atlantic. us a result of which the
latter vessel went down. Justice Smyth issued
q subpoena requiring Mr.. Griscom to appear
before Comh,issioner Dulon and testify JUS.
SUBPOENA and from this order the German Gov
The Court OF Appeals. by it's decision dis
missing the appeal. holds that neither the, Ger
an aEgrieyed party. and that neither OF them
can appeal. The court holds there Is no party
aggrieyed by the order appealed from. because
court as provided In the code.
This blocks the proposed. Investigation on
this side OF the ocean. and the Commissions
cannot compel Witnesses to attend and testify.
Mr.. Griscom Is the manager OF the Interna-
tional Navigation Company OF New York. After
Mr.. Griscon, the German Government desired
to examine the Captain or the'Paris. and those
OF her crew employed on deck at the time that
the Atlantic was sunk.
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate D~iyihon-supreme court..Nos. 20. 20.
80 ri. sa. 81, SO. 81, 8. 81. 81: u. 40. ~.
oa saPisln s.l SSps Il io;so 4. II. Part fI.LE1 n
mattyra. Part m.-ClcAr-Divor,es. Nos. 2b5s.
15sa. s 5ase' a b. ad 15bDl 1881 ST. a ss5i' a ssss' s sSss.
2b4i. 22st; aatb, 2.sI 1900; 22a7. 2o52. Part ~.
ZOE 4sss' i anSa'i isss, 1915. AG iSo". i7ss, lsi7.. issa.
ssoa, 1s2iH; n a5st So, i7Ss, i irnsn p ssss ~ 'ss7i
clear: EisyaIed 'sli,o 4 ca.ss: Ta.ffsrm:isr!M t.
7 E:s4: 9 2sss: 1 sssS' 55t taa;: 1861 ss:: s ssss. .sa9:: Ssss:.
finished; Nos; al, i1os' SS;, sSs5. sSiId1;;. s,iS.
s ssss s sssss. sssS: ~, IT, sa y ISL ssi1;, t sSsa: s s5ttf:
Part y;T,1ajoafned Until Monday, Dec: -. lsas.,
s s ssst M; ~. S Sss I'LL 5Ss $s, fssi: II: s:S:,, i s:ss: s s:ffs:
soil. sSsi7. sdaS. Ss4s, saah. PART viI..,cSse unSn.
i :ssS o e..ss from Part Part VII Par PaEs Ix.o 90 q @,H:
from Part vi, Part xLEslesr Cases from Part
VII arr rS ss,s xii ~oGs;e S6ani ssssi.f Eases nr fIoa Ias Paw VIII II;
efJohn Haley, Jsrsm al rosisy. %tlfis%S Il. FEN.
i 4. ". H siIff' b Tissssh oB:ts;n, ' SaSs. y J, b pgSs; .t hsnsy
A. MI Richard Tiernsy AZ 2 ?. NJ. Trial Term NO.
1875 1879. vii Viii q e y Esle L; T. Ru ho4n at at 1889 1889 4 4 n H. No.
C.ty couEt-speeial T~ern.-Conrt opens at 10 A. n.
isss' soO rr S4s1 !'1 issss. ssb li-S Ssss. s Sss, 1872.
is!s.. ii9Gggt, 'iisSo, $3.50 Is:S. ,iIss5. ssS5saa, is.
a aSfI. s 1879 sId h1 isio if Ps, H@ta. ns anah a1Sss ' ses.
1871. 1860. 1e30, Ss2. 1881, 1886. 19dS4. 1882.
i i7ss: l is.i. 1897 sss. 1915 1918. s a6ss, ! 1922 1882 1884, 1852 1889:
1904. s0o1. 2oos. 2oos. 2oio. 2oloE. Part Ill
H. itSoss.. iisSs. 1s1s. 'iSosl itssi. 1919. ala. iiSGooii.,
n 1Ss.i lOG shd dsOs ssa. sS9g; ssS siI isI ssd ,sS si,5 lA Ss tS.
$500. d23O. 6ol+. GIL, $3.50. $685.. 024T, o3IA,
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NO POOLING Law IN SIGHT.
TAe prospect OF Railroad Legislation ut
This Session OF Congress. H

c"ASaiSGToN. Dec, Ex-senator Cuilom.
SMaarmah OF the Committee on Interstate Com
Nss' takes a very pesslmistic view Of the
Y %S'pects "f railroad legislation at this ses-
~ congress. He thinks that the chances
,S 10. particularly bright for the passage OF
me Anti-scslping bill. which went
M, 1s y the House so Unexpectedly a few days
mites ne 2 Two great measures before his COM
~ tHs pSsides the pending House measure
III tia PROPOSED bills for the REORGANIZATION
As P0o iIinuerstHte Commerce Commission and
h. 70 4 be frank about these measured" said
have sdd,nr. am compelled TO say that they
Lase aSSsahcei but little toward the final
fOfako 'nlnethinR like two years AGO senator
eoISider., He'roduced q pooiinR bill, which was
h0te nr ~ committee. pulled to pieces
lusbtIIrr 'e1s, and finally laid away TO sleep, an
sOlaeesd ! then, took the matter up and In
hinder a PHI Of my own. which has had no
Ier an ysieali4ent. some Of the railroads are
tGs thsHmr't Tor q pooling law which will en-
but SCI 10 pool unqer certain restrictions,
neh A M M very, little chance OF the passage OF
\ AM i at this session of Congress. no far
thi5 co. rsoGterned, ] shall never favor a law
I've hands ~ tnqI ooes not put ample power In
5opnd VIOLA ~ the commission TO restrain roads
4 shnehr yySa.,hg the law and provide d pun
ssotpOra, io Snat can be easily inflicted upon the
fslent ms ~ Tor such. violation. From my
ea viii FORMATION, I believe this whole sub
W over 10 the Fifty.sixfh Congress"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14
WE RErAI1A4E ON HOLLAND.
Dutch Consuls Can Have Only Flags and
Escutcheons Free of Duty Henoeforth.

WAsH1NeToN. Dec. 113.-TEe Treasury De-
partment has taken retaliatory steps in view
Of the action OF the Government OF the Neither
lands in levying duties on all goods shipped
from this country to United States Consulates
IN Holland. The Secretary OF State recently
informed the department that the free entry. OF
Netherlands was limited to flags and .escuteh-
cons: and that no supplies were ADMITTED free
into the colonies Of that country. The Secre-
tary OF the Treasury has accordingly sent In
structions to all customs officers. directing
them oassess and collect duties on all supplies
use Of consular officers OF the Netherlands in
the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14
THREW WATCH INTO THE SEWER.
Pickpocket Tried to Get Rid of HIS Booty
on the Way to the Station.

UH N WY % III DIHCIUus
Detectives Reith and Walsh were coming
downtown on a Madison avenue car on Mon
day evening when they recognized a pickpocket
In the crowd. At Aston place they arrested
him. On the way to Police Headquarters the
prisoner threw something into a sewer. Asked
what 1t was. he said;
Nothing but a pack OF cards. should not
like 10 DO taken for n gambler"
A search OF the sewer brought to light n val
liable gold watch. The prisoner. who said that
his name was Frank Doran. that he was ~
years old. and TINT he lived at 141 East Thir-
teenth street. was busy denying all knowledge
OF the watch when Morris Leon OF 53 sutton
place walked into, headquarters to report that
he was coming downtown on a Madison avenue
car. The watch from the sewer was his,
sted in the. jefferson Market Court yesterday
and held in $1,000 bail for examination this
afternoon,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14
Nicaragua Resumes Her Old Tariff.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 13.-Informatlon was re-
eeived here to-day that the former N~icaraRuan
tariff has been renewed. When Nicaragua en-
tered the Federation Of Central America. tariff
rates were advanced an average Of 80 per cent,
and In some cases 100 per cent. Only ten days
notice was given OF the change. which was 80
pIetefy eeased for the time. The return to the
old tariff now announced 10 probably due to the
collapse OF the American Federation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14
"AMEnICA's GREATEST RAILnOAD."
NEW YORK CENTRAL,

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica, Syracuse.
Rochester aud Buffalo.
Trains leave Il land Central Station as follows:
$50 kM muIet STATE effeP gx fsRsss' i1M sh1'Gfs
ag asstf Fsli t.ai b!s n f f6e TS5l 300 PIE +. M saf Detroit I'll iii ~,
S.1SA Mast NAIL Daily-For Buffalo, Nj
lU:0U foS Dutfaio and ali important New York
1.0 M MI NJ SOY gBwEsrEns LIMITED and
lSJO CHICAGO 81 EoIAL, Daily-For. Columbus.
50! @2st +. MiI iHSt5a.p 4 ,A 81 k,pi'sP p Gli IL. 81.
S.00 s. fer M s"i,siyEi E Ea9sE E I iSR ! fssiiSn;i
oleys lS@l ' a:i5 10 so5 Ill., IniccssE CHICAGO Soa p +. NJ sh? s%ieep nnS
6.n100IRPaa F'IMi .@WE SSti: ExpREss paily@ror
e.S1S5FPrs.' No S9,T;!EGi PRE- pally-ror
$3.50 MoNTREshpHi R DaiisNIs S3ss ~
S:45ss p & M~ifARUE bpiiEord aN R,.s o 7. Fsfls. Eiass,
q.n }Spa ci3 T.nsrhd Indl'nhhR f%nTE d 81 M1 nia''i Daily
S:lO weIo, gelcnsbnrg. Bufaio., Niagara Falls.
80 n SUPERINTENDENT Fl E XTPasa FOR PPoddk; CHI.
Sunday niFht Shll1Es rlf BfVis sfsys at s:lS.
e'ls A. n; and 9:S% P n; D D Z; essept Sunday. to
Train iluminated With pint.ch light.
81 East 14th ST.. 236 Columbus av.. Of west Ia5ih
St, Grand Central Station. 10th ST. Station. and
a aSS' iG 81 Br ssaa@n; N e d. lc Broo III / and '2o Futon st.
Telephone ..276o Thirty eighth street" for New
York Central Cab seIiee. BAGGAGE checked from
r II. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent.
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Pennsylvania


STATIONS foot pf West twenty. third Street and
Az IN, DGs ID and GortlA n Streets; co-,.
iSn ~ STREET sar e., T. T., ten M, IaiP s,tss, l At Eio than that given
9'lS .or u. f flT;iH'S Mk iiLsei 1'iilSh, pune. rsrlor
Car New York To %tittsourv. sleeping Car Pittsburg
S;.SS (. II, fPfEsSiNssYiTLSvAStitHi'fIIiYMfffTnEIDD Full imam
SS%Rf5i% Cart. siI TSr 5Gibi Eaai1scj saiSiiinS P TSio do.
1. Ssapf y. Il. c dph5 SRsPo RSb bs sT. Toeiis 81 Ek kTRisi
FOR Nashville via oincinnatD, Indianapolis, Chit
5000 r. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago,
7, Z iSiedS ehesBf sHiIEfsH; ExpREss.-For
f%ittsburg, Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. st.
7,4o p. NJ. PACIFIC ExPREss.-For Pittsburs
and Chicago. Connects for Cleveland except Sat
s,as 4. NJ. MAIL NOTWITHSTANDING Buffet
Sleeping Car Now York TO Altoona, East Liberty.
Ptttsburr. and points West. daily except Sunday.
WXsinNGToN AND THE SOUTH,
c,rt, AN f a Y i.So tsinIn %c SnTyr SION iLiimm',ss
al farior and Dining Oars, 4ieo Dining Carr, 4;bo
S;aS, 1915" Dining Car 1. N. GEO conSrss.iSnSi
Lin al inFlor and Dining Cara, S;so Dining
SOUTHERN ADVANTAGEOUS, l;2o p. M. 1908
ATLANTIC COAST LtNE.-E1pross. $50 A. NJ. and
caEsshi;EhikaE AND OHIO RA1LwAY.-,5o P. NJ.
Fol-. OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLx-7a5o.
ATih \ MSSt cT TrSs Hn% 'iPs :. Il 1: Week e; sa DAYS Do,sre,ss-
1870 ss'' D"h, AtiANA SeeSt ~ -
and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-i2:5O Z. NJ. week days.
Long Branch, Ashury Park dnterla' en-. sundays.
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from West TWEEN:
ty-third Street station. $3.50 A. M, 1920. $40 aud
400 P. NJ. Sundays, p:2n. A. NJ, 4:50 p, NJ. droIn
Desorosscs and Cortlandt streets), g:1o A. NJ
1850, 3:4o and BIO z. N. Sundays, g:45 A. NJ.
5;15 T. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6;10. 7:20, 7:5o. S;2O. $50, eco OI:hO Penna. Linn
itedl, D:5o Dining Carr, 10: o Dining Carr. 1850
A. NJ, 1880, t;5O, 2:50. 3:5u, 4:2D, 1870 Dining
Car, t;So DINING, Carr. h:59 Dining Carr. $50,
s:.oP NJ, 12;o5 night. Sunday. 6;io. $40. $3.50.
9;2o. v:bo Limitod, y:No. 1880 Dining Carr A. NJ.
1;6o Dining Carr, 1870. ago Dining Car, 1850
DtninE Carr, $3.50 Dining Carr. TAO, $50 p. NJ.
II .o5 niIht.-
Ticket offices Nos. t61, PA. 1895, 1898, III. and 2sl
Broadway. / Aston House. West Twenty-third
street Station. and stations foot OF Deshrossss and
Cortlandt Streets: = Court Street, $40 Fulton
Street, Va Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex
Station. Brooklyn; Station. Jersey City. Tho New
York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through TO
destination.
Telephone 1851 Eighteenth Street " for Pennsyl-
vnnia Railroad Cab Service.
j, b. HUTCHINSON, j.. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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Girl Killed by Trolley Car on the Bowery

Olivia Raimandi. Ia years old. OF 100 Forsyth
street. was run over and Killed yesterday aiter-
noon by a Second avenue electric car while at
tempting to cross the Bowery from east to west
at Stanton street. The girl ran out from behind
. north-bound car directly in front OF the one
which killed her. Hugh Callahan. the motor
man. OF 205 East Elnety-ffth street, was ar
rested and arraigned before Coroner Bausch,
who paroled him In the custody OF his counsel
pending the INQUEST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14
gublif Agtifes.
NEW YORK TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
III


TEACHERS. - "
The second term OF the New York Training School
for TeAcherA will begin February 18th, 1890. For
those desiring to enter the school at that time an
examination will be held January 1pth, goth and
2lst, 1870, IN Public School 1. at Henry. CathArins
and Oliver Btrests. In the rooms now temporarily
occupied by this school.
To be eligible for admission TO this examination
persons must have graduated from some high school
or academy whose course Of study has been approved
by the State superintendent OF Public Instruction.
Schools n this city having such approved courses Of
stndy are as follows:
BoRoUGHs OF AND h BRONX.
High SchoOls. Mt. ST. Vincent Academy.
College OF the City of Normal College,
New York, st, Francis Xavier (AeAdo-
Teachers College, mic Dep'D,
Barnard College, B.. TeresA's Academy,
M tDhlttAnC College. Ursuline Convent, Bedford
Ursuline Academy. Park PARK,
Az, 81, GlbHeis Academy Tor
OROUGH OF
Adel1hI Academy, Boys High school.
Brooklyn Manual Train Erasmus Hall HlRh
| Giris' High Srhool, NATIVITY Academy,
Packer Coliegiate Insii- Polytechnic Institute.
tute. St Thomas AquinAs Asa
st. Agnes Female Acade. DENY,
BORoUGH OF QUEENs.
High Schools.
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.
High Schools.
For further Information apply In person or By Let
tor 70 Borough Superintendent John Jasper. lee
Grand street, or 20 the Principal. Augustus s. DoUn-
ing. at the school
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14

NEW YORK sun OFFICE, NEWARK, NJ. j.
ADVERTISER MAY LEAVE NJ ORDERS AT
TpA BROAD 81, NEWAhR, WHERE II SAME
CARE AED ATTENTION WILL BE SHOWN As AT
MAIN OFFICE,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14

Miss Gould Made an Honorary Msmbs
At a meeting Of the Westminster Woman's
Club Of Mount Vernon. westchester county.
yesterday. Miss Helen NJ. Gould and Mrs. Will
III m Tod Helmuth were elected honorary
mem
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14

Christmas time teaches good
will toward men: but the pur-
chasing members of the family
who buy for men in the crowded,
jostling women's store, are far
from showing good will towards
men-or themselves.
Buy for men at a mans store.
Our mems house coats are not
lady.like; we design them for
men according to mems ideas
and according to our ideas of
mems clothing. Men like them.
Tricots, broadcloths, Bedford
cords, velveteens, plaided chew
lots, brocaded silks, and those
everpopular double-faced cloths
your money back keeps them
from being deceptive.
$4.75 to $18.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14
Proposed Ashes and GarbaEe Contraet.

A resolution was adopted by the Council yes
terday authorizing Street Cleaning Commits
sioner Mccartney to make q contract for the
removal OF ashes and garbage. which ID now
done by the employees OF the department.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14
1T autea-females.


sewer wanted; steady employment.
II Address. stating experience and wAGeS. B. CO.,
box l7B sun once. -
HOLDERS WANTED.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14
Aoalstie Sfrr1nts agautea.

IHAMBERMAIDS. cooks. $40 to $50; mattresses,
" laundresses. kltohenInaids. house workera, 20
cookh who wash and iron. laundresaes who do cham
nuraes. buffers. second and third men, chefs, yer.
yAnts In all capacities wanted at once. Mrs. L. SEE.
LIZ. 90 West 22d It,; servants' entrance. 8b2 9th nv.
THAMBERMAID TO 90 to EngieWood; good wages;
Mrs. L. ssEELY. 81 9th nv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14
RALTIM0RE & OHIO n. II.

SCHEDULE IN L ~ NovEMHER 40, 1893.
Leave New York, vi 4t6hRll Terminal South Ferry
and foot of Liberty street.
.pe,ly tE,osPt sunday Isandays
~ f2b 4. III. aud EI2:lb night.
PIrTsBrRdi sli3oA; NJ from Liberty street only.
CINCINNATI 81. FOULS 1885 A. NJ. 1855 p. NJ.
Y okLhAHs. %tib6 /. u.
w~AI RRSYfaI pE HIKE rI,R F'se. !Lt.s ib...,,.
::J5l:25 !. 4; Nj Diner .tii;SS 2 M "li2S Diner.
s4;55 Diner, FG;5aP NJ. and "l2:lo night, NOR
An trains arc illuminated with Plntsch Light.
Ohices; Il3. l72, 2b1, 434, 1884 Broadway, 81 East
l4th IT., 1871 Bowery, N. Y; 83p, 34A Fulton st,
Brooklyn; whitehall Terminal. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence to destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-14
3stlruuas.
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York. foot Of Chambers
West Esd tiryet;
CsOU hamton. wAverly, Elmiia, buffalo, bradford,
arrivcs Buffalo 3 L NJ. Parior car TO Buffalo,.
O.D0 y. M,-Nestibu.o limited-Fast mail daily.
A,OO Solid train for Chicago, arrives at CLEVELAND
1:tn Am Chisago . 7. N. ,Sloepsrs 70 Chicago.
@ evelund and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
7.2(l =. M.-Bulalo and cleveland yestibulsd
t'OO Express daily, arrives Buffalo 7:0b A. NJ,
Bradford 7;2O A. NJ. Jamestown 700 A. NJ, Youngs-
town 1927 AN, Cleveland 1880 p. N, Rleepers
TO Buffalo and Cleveland. Cafe Library Car
o.. = Y. M.-DAi solid train for. Binghamtou.
S,lp ElmirS. Waverly, Chicago. Steepersto Hor-
nellsyille. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
IICKELS, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS at III, 1lS. 2d1, l01 aud
ara West I2bth ~. Chambers and Woet 29d tt. fer
ries, New York: aa3 and SNo Fulton at, 90 Broadway,
Brooklyn; 1922 River st., Hoboken, and Jersey CITY
Station. New York Transfer Go. calls for and checks
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SteAmhDafS.
Boston and New England Points,

Boston and New England Points,
VIA SOUND INES.
FALL RIVER ElNE' via Newport and Fail
days only. at $500 +. N. Steamers PURITAN and
PILGRIM: Orchestra on each;
STOS1NGTOH LINE, via Stonington. Leave
Pier 81. n. r., foot OF Spring st., week days only. u
600 7. NJ. Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE, via New London. Leave
Pier 80. n. H.. foot Spring st.. week days only, At 6:So
p. NJ. Steamers City of Lowell and City OF Worcester.
X INGsToN n West 10th st.-paily. I J. H..
IN Sgturday s at I. Steamers BALDWIN and HO-
MER. for Cranstln's. Cornwall. Newbure. New Ram
burr. Marlboro. Milton. Pnushleepsis., hyde Park.
rs puR, Kingston, connecting with U. Il d. II. r. for
all pc nts in Catshl Mountains.
NEW HAvFN IN Pier 20, 4. r.. Str. RICHARD
~ PECK. daily except Sunday. at ?. NJ.
DAMsDELL LINE.-steamern leave Pier 70. n. r..
N foot Franklin st., for Cold Spring, Cornwall,
Fishkil Landing and NeWburg. week days, bP. Nj
Sundays, v A. M.
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\. V. N. II. l. II. n. and connections.
From Grand Central Station,
Leave by way OF Due
$500 A. NJ, Springfield and Worcester, $40 2. NJ.
1O;NoA NJ, ttNew London and Providence, 500 p. ".
Elo:oS. 4. NJ. New London and Providence. 4i2S !. n.
l2:OO NJ, springfield and Worcester. $40 p. NJ.
tl;oo r. NJ, Air Line. via willimantio. 600 P, n.
1:o2 r. NJ, New London and Providence. 700 y. NJ.
800 =. NJ, FNew London aud Providence. 300 2. NJ.
400 p. NJ, ~SprinCfcld and Worcester, 1000 P. n.
1900 T. NJ, NNGw London aud Providence, II 1901 NJ.
$1,000 p. NJ, Springfield and Worcester, 6;lh A. NJ.
$1,000 4. NJ, FNewL London and Providence. p:25A. N.
sRuns daily, including Sunday.
ftBay State Limited. all parlor cars; fare, 81, In.
Gliding pRrlor car scat.
TAR Line Limited, arrives and departs from Park
Square Station, Boston. Return service same hour
and by same route. swim stop at i25th IT.
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train,
y g G. T. HEMPSTEAp. Gen. Pass. Agent
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A ~FIRsT-CLAss colored lnundress wishes family
N washing by the week or dozen; references.
Mrs. @. JOHNSON, 12s West both st.
" tressi thoroughly cap,petent; wages $50; best
references. A. W.. box $50 Sun uptown ONCE, 1895
Broadway.
ToMpETENT waitress; understands her work
" tnorouvhly: best references. X. s., box 52S Sun
uptown Office. 1855 Broadway.
(xooD plain family cook: makes good desserts.
" soups, bread, Be-; best references. O. NJ, box
baa sun uptown Office. 1898 broadway.
INFANTS nurse; thoroughly ocmPetents;, long e1.
town once, 1865 Broadway.
+ ADYS mad: thoroughly competent; good hair
W.. W., box b29 Sun uptown office, 1265 Broadway
NURSE; good saamstress; understands taking en-
IN tire care of email children: best references. j.
Nee, box $50 Sim uptown ONCE, 1853 Broadway.
NURSE, thoroughly competent for grown chill
IN dreu; lest references. X. D., box 637 gun up.
town office. 1895 Broadway.
CwEDISH: understands all kinds OF good family
- cooking: best references. A. H.. box 532 Sun up
town Office. 1885 Broadway.
CwEDISH laundress: wages $40; best references.
- A. p. box 635 Sun uptown office. 1925 broadway.
THOROUGHLY competent laundress; willing 20
i assist with chAnbervork; best references. @.
M, box 53< Sun uptown ONCE. 1895 Broadway.
THOROUGHLY competent laundress; neat, willing:
Il good shirt ironer: best references. j. Med, box
$3.50 Sun uptown oface. 1865 Broadway.
WAITREss.wiling 70 assist wishIshamSerwori;
Ace. 1265 Broadway.
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