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LEASED BY THE NgTROpOLrrAy

Announcernen was made IN Wall Street yeeter-
day that the Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany had completed the lease Of the Second-ave
surface road Only recently persons prominent IN
the Metropolitan company acquired control OF the
second-av stock by the purchase OF about five
stxths They then informed the minority holders
that they willing 20 purchase their holdings
ct $50. which figure the controlling interest was
bought The lease Of the Second-av line covers
long period-3ust how many years is not known
The dividend guaranteed s. said 10 be per cent
for the first three years and cent thereafter.
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BALTIMORE " OHIO


foot Of LIBERTY street
.Daly Except Sunday ,sundsys
CHICAGO '430 a. m. - 90 p NJ. and 'l2lo nsht
PITTSRURG. = 30 a. m. t32s .. m. 800 p M
.I2 10 night 4.3O a Liberty 81. oniy)
ClNcINNATi 81 LOUIS .i9 20 a m. .555
.ii80 a m CDiner). 200 ODiner 70 . (Diner) .ss5
Dinerj .s5s D. m and sI2 IS night.
NORFOLK. ~ 30 a
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper t3e5. 81 90 p IN
All trains illuminated with Pintsch ght.
Ones il3 172 26i. 4s4 iI4O B'dway 81 F. 14th-at
ro7 Powerv " Y $50 3i4 Fulton ST Brooklyn. White
fnU r.f-nai Baggage checked from hotel residence
to def,nation
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WHITALI. SARAH R.-In pursuance Of
a. order o, Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald. a
SURROGATE 81 the county OF New-Iork.
notice is hereby given TO ali persons hav-
Ing claims against Sarah r. Whitan,
lafe ~, the City Of New-York deceased. to
present the same. with the vouchers there
Of 10 the subscribers. at their place OF
transact,nS business. at the once OF
stephen W Collins. No. 40 Wall Street. In
the Borough Of Manhattan. CITY Of New
York. on or before the 18th day OF July.
1895
Dated New-York. the 18th day Of jan
uary, 1895
ROBERT r. WILKINSON,
NARY W. BOOTH. Executors.
STEPHEN w. COLLINS
Attorney for Executors.
80 Wall Street.
New York city.
IL PURSUANCE 81 an order Of Hon
Frank r. Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF tho
County Of New York. notice 10 hereby
given 10 al. persons having claims against
Thomas g. Lyman late OF the city Of
New York. deceased. 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof TO the subscribers
ct Their place Of transact,ng business. No.
40 West 3sih street IN the city Of New
next.
Dated New York. the 21st day OF Jan
uary. 1893.
lois II. LYMAN.
LAURA g. LYMAN.
ROBERT N. LYMAN.
TIecutors
ROBERT ". TODD.
Attorney FOR Executors.
20" Broadway. Y Y city.
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yERNIN ExTER MINATING

w. - ~ ~
KOAGHES CLEARED In az hours from
any building sni guaranteed any length
OF time according to prbe. distance no OBJ
feet. powder sold. lOV. up. ALLISON
CHEMICAL co. Il BseAman-st. Tel
call o. 24O Cortlandt
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
Tie Tribune received at their Uptown
OfiDe No. 1922 Broadway 2h door north
~ 3ist-st. until O'Clock p. m. adver
tisenents received at the following branch
oflces a, regular Office rates until clock
D M viz oJ4 Sth-ave.. 3. .. cor. 23d st.
IL. 1th-aye.. cor l2th-st.; Macy B. 9TH
ave. and lith-st.. l42 Columbus ave. near
Vres- CGth- st. 100 West 42d- St. near 9th
ave 92 East l4th-st. 30 West 40 st..
between IN and sth ayes; l59 East 9TH
g.. rs 50 ave. between 18th and nth
SITS. o2s 3l-ave.. near 6lst-st; LOS ist-
ave. near sath-st $50 ID ave. near <lst-
81: a54 3d-aNe.: 2lO Bleecker-st: 32o
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RTFTRFFs APPOINTED

REFEREES APPOINTED
Court.
Nv Freedman. J.
Mount sgt Simpson 81 cases)--Charles ~ Mnrgan-
Mater % Folsom Richard NJ. Henry.
French sgt. Bennett q cases)-Augus'ns ~. vsndsr-
peel
shrady aSt. AZ ady-Jcsse S. Nelson
rs smyth J
Lynch aSt. LNncd---Taines VI Brady
Matter Of Natioon--15eorge G. Battle
Matter Of Sscketi-Abner Thomas
by DAILY. J.
Matter II Dickson Richard NJ Heury.
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SHORE R.R

Traine leave W 42d -. Station N y AZ folovVs and
II earlier from foot u Franklin St:
1918 A 81. Daily for Albany Utica syracuse Roches-
ter, Buffalo Niagara falls, Fort Wayne. Toledo Clsye-
land and Chicago.
Goo r. ". Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica. syra-
cuse. Hochestei Bufralo. Niagara Falls Toronto
uoit. Cleveland. Chicago and - Louis.
SAB j. NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roch-s-
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland.
Chicago and St Louis.
Time tables Al principal hotels and or1ces
c. " LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
3 Nanderhli Ve Ynr
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A DVERTIsEMENTs and suoscriptio
"A received at their Uptown Office. .
I'd uoor north Of 3lst-st. until q o'-i
ments received at the following bran,
Office rates until : o'clock p. m VIZ.
cor. go ~. LIZ 6th-aHe.. cor. i2th-si
ard i4th-st ii2 Coluntus. ave. near
West 42d-st. near 9Th ave o. Easi
tc3-st between 7th and sth ayes. iSe
ed-ave-. between 7sth and nth cts.
elst-st.; J 10s 1st ave. near sgh-at.
Tg'-rt. H54 2d-sve 20 Dleecker-st
zoos 3d-ave.: 34o East 10Th 81. !. 92i Sd
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CERTIFICATES ADVANCED TO 80

In the contest between the Northern Pacific and
The Canadian Pacific railroads for the control Of
the Seattle. Lake Shore and Eastern Railroad. the
trust company certificates for the first mortgage
rnr6s Of the last-named road were yesterday ad-
Sanced on the New-york Stock Exchange 10 so
h,It the closing price was 7s.
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TYPEW-RITERS.

LtChENSDE RFEk TYPEWRITERS are
guaranteed the best: price s35: thou
sands in u-e. arui .or home lniorse
ments BLIrK F,NSDERFER MFG 90 q.
lS2 Hroafwov Room 2
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corRT cAIryDARs FoR TO-DAY.

Supreme Cnurt-Spec.al T-rrn-Pnrt BEFORE Freed
man Court opens a. 1880 a. n Ex naTe matters.
surrogates CoYlt--C'hn mbers Before Fitzgerald g..
Court o,iers az 1890 $50 day calendar. WINS FOR
probate Peter ScAmdt Susan F. smith Heinrich Hubrch.
Las @. Jlffray. at 1890 a.
CIV Cour-Special Term Befcr. Fitzsimonr Court
opers ~ n Motions al 10 20 If.
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NIL IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n Ia
STATIONS in W-lOrk. foot of barclay
and ChristOpher streets. --
vEeTIVILED TRAINS, rt LLMAN BUFEET
- pINTSCH

tShss IiN . SN'' t"'t
P3dee Madison, Morrstown. Passsic. Paterson Boon
ION Dover, Sisnhops. NEWTON. BUDD'S LAKE.
LAKE HOPATCONG. HaCkettstown SCH0OLEYS
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHllLIPSBURG EAsTON
WATER GAP. STROCDSBt re Polono Mountains.
SCRANTON. PITTSTON MlI.KEShARRE NANTl-
rose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD. NOKWl II Wate--
vile UTICA RICHFlELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA. ONEGO. FLMIRA.
CORNING. BATH. DANSNIILE. Bl,FFAIO ard all
points WEST, NORTHWEST AID SOUTHWEST.
800 A. M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL Stops principal
1906 a. M-Ccafe Cap. BUFFALO SCRANTON. B1NG-
RicHFlELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE. al OeWEGO
EXPRESS. Pullman Palor Cars. Connecting az
Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points Wes
100 p SCRANTON. wII.KEsBARRE and EI.MIRA
200 p SCRANTON wILKFSBARRE AND PIYM-
OITH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Psror Car.
TOO p NJ tDaiy)-Chicsgo Nestbu>d Limited Express
Tor SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. FLNTRA RUFF
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New-York to
Chicago Dining Car west Of Bun'lo
NORRIS and BUFFALO. Nrivin- IN Buffalo A. ".
$50 p NJ ODsly)-BTFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
ton. OWEGO. ITHACA. TLMIRA. SYRACUSE
UTICA and OSWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
TICKFTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMor ATOMS at
Henry g. Sons. Limited. il2 Broadway. IL Park
Place 40 Rrosdway and $40 broadway al ferry
stations III 4th-ave i2th-st: 81 West .25'h-st
Columbus New York. 33s and T3s Fuiton-st
100 Broadway. Brooklyn. Timetables giving full nfor
wreTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call ,or ana
check bargare from hotel or residencs 20 destination
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LEHEGH VALLEY SYSIEM.

stations foot Of West 23d Penn. X. RI corandi OF
Deshrosses 81
Indicates time from West I'D 50. Other nguTes 'no"
time from Cortlandi Desbrosses -. -.
'E;10, 6::IO =. VI. da.iy SUNDAY '6.i' : A. Nj Tor
MATCH CHUNK and Intermediate sations .>,
1850. S:1I A. NJ daily for WILKESBAkitE, STKAS-
TON (week davs). ELMIRA week dsysl. llhAtN
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO NIAG IRA FAlI's
the West principal local points; dining car ana
chair Buffalo
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.


MR. DEPEw TO BE A DIRECTOR
Chauncey N. Depew. president OF the New-York
Central and Hudson River Railroad is to enter the
Board Of Directors OF the New-York. Ontario and
Western Railway He will take the place Of his
hrother-in-law the late W " Pauldlng who had
beer q member Of the Board for ten years
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TO BE ISSUED WITHIN THIRTY DAYS.

The new Union Pacific Railway securities Will
Be issued within thirty DAYS The delay has been
in The final execution OF the mortgage.
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SvPEr,FLUOUs HAIR REMOvERs.

sUPERFLrOt-S HAIR. molea. destroyed
BY electricity: faces rounded; physlcians
references HELEN BRIGGS. 81 West
.9f-st
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SURROGATE NOTICE.

-1~0~~~~O~.O~~O ~~-N~-o~~>O~N0>O~@>~oOo~
sOI,VYNS. HARRIETTE In pursuance
Of an order Il Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald.
Surrogate Of the City and County OF New
york Notice IL hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims against Harriette l.
Solvyns. late OF the city Of London. Eng
land deceased 20 present the same With
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber at his
place of transac'ing business. No. -
nod street. in the city Z New York, on
or before the goth day OF April naxt
pated New York. the 18th riy OF 90
tober. 1897. -
FRANCIS T. GARRETSON.
WYATT & TRTMBLE. Execusor.
Attorneys for executor.
"a Pine street.
New York Cftv
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REPORT ABOUT THE PURCHASES.

Large purchases the Stock Exchange yester-
day Of the trust company certificates for the first
mortgage bonds Of the Wisconsin Central Rail
road were sa id 10 be in the interest Of the North
ern Pacific Railroad. which seeking control
TIE p-ice was carried Up to 40 The closing price
or Thursday was ~.
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Dnntill1 Schools

rrv.SDrP MACGPEGORS los W 18TH ct.
y ~ p vac lessons and a., secs daily.
Walt thoroughly tspent send 10y ~ cl-sr
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COMPANION. goverress. kindergarten:
Ce-rran French English. ten years
highest references from one family. take
entire care one or two children In refined
American family: city. country or travel
ling A. IL. 1862 East ed -.
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rrHrcu rr.Avrrc AoENTs 70 MovE HERR

II was learned Yesterday that the traffc depart
naent OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad will, within a
few weeks ne moved 10 New-York The chief ON
GERS u is said feel that the roads interests would
Re conserved by having It's traffic agents on the
80. where ,oos, Of the business Is 10 be done and
as the Lehigh Valley has no line Of It's own into
Th.iaceuhia g, has been considered advisable TO
100 ne freight and passenger forces to New
York where most OF It's business originates
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MORE GAINS FOR M'COMAS
POSTMASTER GENERAL GARY's SUP
PORTERs GO OVER TO HIM
~,rr uncvs ELECTION AS SENATOR IRON
MARYLAND STILL IN GREAT DOUBT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF GENERAL
sHRYocK AS COMPROMISE
cANDIDATE-Two MORE
BALLOTS TAKEN.
BALLOTS TAKEN
FEY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

N
Annapolis. Md. Jan. 21-The friends OF POSI-
master General Gary. who last night posluVeIy
refused TO be a candidate for Senator. turned
IN to-day to help Judge McConas. Three dele
gates from the southern counties who had oeen
voting for Parran as the representative OF MI
Gary. voted for McComas, and they were joined
by Delegate Woodall. OF Talbot County. Dele
gate Tull Of the same county, voted for Major
Shaw. and Colonel ]. c. Mull!ken- the last Oh
the Eastern Shore candidates. who had received
only the votes Of his own county. dropped out
Of the race.
The vote cast for Congressman Barber. OF the
Eastern Shore on the first ballot, was only
move IN the arrangement between the Eastern
Shore men and the Baltimore City Independent
Republicans. who are trying to force the election
OF Major Shaw or some other city candidate
The list OF Republican candidates has now
narrowed down to three-McComas, Shaw and
shryock Two ballots were taken to-day. The
second Of the day and the seventh In the con-
test resulted as follows
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~ FOR The Tribune
o. |. 242 Broadway.
X . m. advertise
b noes az regular
pa sfh ave = q.
Mays. 9th ave.
v 80 6Gfh - 100
iith So. 257 West
East 41th--t : i.a3s
! 02s 3d-sve near
$50 3d-ave.. near
F: as Bleecksrs at. |,
ave. :2.662 3d-ayA
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DEsNs & OFFICE FURNITURE.

ARDWOOD MAVrEI.S q TILES.
@ro.cNNNO0NNSNNNNNN sNNNNNNrONNNNONNO0|~
ELEGANT hardwood mantels. sl2 up:
n-cplaces. gas logs. Showrcrms and fac
tory. 246 Front ST. near Fulton Ferry.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES 300 secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed machinery bought and er-
changed. GEORGE r. EDDY. 1913 Madi-
son 81
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LOST.


LO6T.-Bsnkbook No. 7l5 a45. Bank for
Savings. 30 Fourth have. New-York.
Payment stopped Please return book 70
bank.
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ENVELOPES and wrappers wanted 70 ad-
dress. Write. ". A. r. Box X. Harris
burg Penn.
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GOVERNESS. As experienced govefness.
conversant with French. English. Ger
man and music or as companion 70 elderly
lady: best references. Address FRAU
LEM i16 East 5lst-st.
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While Judge McComas's managers are pleased
by his gain Of four votes to-day and the TACT
that the Postmaster-General has come out Tor
him, they realize that re is no nearer election
than he was on the first ballot The Republicans
have CT votes on Joint ballot. OF these
Judge McComas has "A and Major Shaw II
certain. with 10 votes scattered If all the l.
should go TO Judge McComas ne would have %
votes or two less than enough TO elect To get
these two he would have to break into the ii FOR
Shaw which IS at present considered q doubtful
task.
II must also be taken into consideration that
Two OF the city votes outside OF the eleven
boilers 90 not belong to the McComas following.
They are for General Thomas J. Shryock. city
man. and their votes are considered certain Tor
some city candidate. II they find that General
Shryock has no chance they will both go, 1t is
said 10 Major Shaw and remain with him to
the end. That they contemplate such course
Is evidenced by their refusal 10 sign the caucus
call This would give Major Shaw 13 votes,
and compel the McComas people, II they
should get all other Republican votes, TO take
four from Major Shaw.
Senator Westcott. Of Kent County. has stead
fly refused 70 support McComas, and has an
nounced himself for an Eastern Shore man as
first choice and a Baltimore man as second
choice Senator WestcOtt Will go Into no general
party caucus The opponents Of Judge McComas
saw that there are at least ii RepuDnCan
votes in the General Assembly that will never
70 10 him.
General shryock's position as q compromise
candidate is growing stronger daily. Some or
The politicians and friends OF Governor Lowndes
and Senator Wellington who have been work
ing for Judge McCOmas admit privately that
they DO not believe lie can win. When asked
who Is their second choice they say Shryock- A
few OF the county members are opposed to
electng any Baltimore man because OF the
bitter fight made by Mayor Maltster and the
eleven Independents against the State party or
eanization Nearly all the members outside OF
the city. however, are more favorable 70 General
Shryock than any other city man.
II was plainly shown to-day that the Demo
cratic leaders cannot keep all their members IN
line 10 vote with the eleven city Republicans
for Major Shaw or Mayor Malster should such
& move be made. Delegate Syester, Of Washing
ton County Judge McComas's former home,
caused a sensation in the joint convention to-
day in explaining his vote on the second ballot
Looking toward several OF the Democratic
managers he said that he had heard many
stories about the Democrats voting for Re
publican. but he wanted to serve notice TO all
within reach OF his voice that under no circun-
stances would he vote for Republican for Sen
ator or for any other office It s said that there
are two Democrats who will refuse to vote for
Republican
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GARDENER. Scotch married. sinaI
family: wants position In nrst class
private place. well up In all branches d
horviculture. such ar orchids palms
towering plants srapsries. mushrooms.
vegetables etc. in fact everything con
n.S,ed with the management Of a private
mace: best reference as 10 aoiity ana
N,ractAr =. cara navid '1arks
Bn y uicvaid. 18th and 10th SITS
GARDENER BY single mao. understands
his business In all IL branches: COM
pctent TO take charge OF gentleman ,
place; can milk; good reference address
GARDENER, ir6 East bth-se
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTOS.
Liberty ST
Week days 80 $40. III 80 Dining Carr A
~ 200 80 600 Dining Car, $50 p. NJ. 1913 mdt
SUNDAYS 80 1000 " 30 DINING Csr) A. NJ, ZOO
900 Iinns Can. 900 r NJ. IA 10 me- Additional trains
800 a. NJ. 80 400, 4.SV
1850 900 = NJ. Sundays. 800 4. n, 400 7. NJ.
BOATS LEAVE WHITEHALL TERMlNAL
Z 80, p. $40 80. S:OS $40. e;55
1900 10 i5 10 s. Iios 1870 II 50 A NJ. 1925. as
AS 800, 90 5;55 6:lC 90 8 30 7.95 90 -
SIS 1000 II 80 A. NJ 100 ~. 1855. 20O 2:3O. 300.
ass 20 45S. 5;25. 6:OO $50 7:25 3d. eco 933.
iO:b5 p. 81. 1918 mdt
Tickets and psrcc car seats OF foot Of Liberty s9s s.
way 737 Az. 81 East l4th ST. 1853 Eas, l25th ST.
273 west l25th 81. 81 Columbus A., New ior Ix, :
ismsburg The New York Transfer Co. will call for and
check baggage from hotels residences destination
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sTENOGPAPHER. Remington, Smith.
Premier typewriter quick and accurate:
understands ONCE work. reference FROM
last employer good peuman: salary mod
erat, ENERGETIC. llo Congress-st..
BROOKLYN
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GOVERNESS. Experienced German nur-
sery governess with best references. de
eires position. 10i 32d-st.. Brooklyn.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite Goa! used exclusively.
-Four Tracks Automatic Block signals
Stations In New York foot Of Liberty St
and Whitehall Terminal
Trains leave foot Of Liberty 81.


after NV. lam. 1897.
For Easton. Bethlehem; Aaentown. Msuch nuns I1a
$50 4l5 a 80 to haston) 6:45 C73O to Allentown)
p NJ sundays 80 q 20 Edston) A. NJ. 90 5:3O.
500 p. NJ 49, =,
For Wikesbarre. Pittston and Scranton, el0 A. NJ.
I:lO. 30 as p VI. Sundays. 4:30 A. NJ -.
Reading and Hari lsburg $50. 800 e:lo Qo;oo
II 80 Reading A. NJ. 40 leo q 100. 400 70 Read
ing) 4.SO 500 5:4S 800 Keadng) p. NJ 1913 night
SUNDAYS 80 Oh 80 10 Reading A. NJ 100 200 b.3O
500 p NJ. 1918 night. -.
For Sunbury Lewisburg and Wiamsport at <30. 500
e:l0 A. NJ l:lO 1850. eco Z. n. Sundays, 4:3O A M.
500 p. 81 -
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean
Grove. points south % Point Pleasant 80 $40
OO:l5 Red Bank only II 80 A NJ, 30 1915 q 40 Red
Bank only) 4i5 40 5:Ss s:I5 j. NJ. Sundays stops
at interlaken Asbury Park and Ocean Grove 900
00.l5 Red Bank A. NJ. 400 =. VI.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
30 $50 1o15 M. 1.s5. $40. 40 OBS Saturdays
only) 7. NJ. Sundays, 1913 A. NJ
For Toms River Barnegat Park and Barnegnt <:30
70 A " !: As 4:4O p NJ Sundays. 1913 A VI.
For Atlantic City. vneand. and Brdseton. 4:So A M
For Monmouth Reach. seahr'gh: and Hghland. Of
Navesink 43n $50 II 30 A NJ. 100 l46. SIS. $50
40 p NJ SUNDAYS 900 NJ. 400 p. NJ
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GARDENER by a thoroughly practical
man with life experience IN the cul'iva-
ton and management OF orchids roses
carnations. violsts high-class grapes.
peaches melons SC: thorough knowledse
OF hardy trees and shrubs. horsl and din
ner table decorations. and the general ~
quir~ments OF first class place; thor
ouKhly sober; highest references. I25 CHA
ton Place care F. Owen.
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nLp GOLD & SILVER WANTED.

SEND ~ yoIr old gold. Jewelry. &c. We
SEND certified check for full value there
Of Bank references. Established 1922
GEORGE y. JOYCE. 32 Ful,on-st
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sTENOGRAPHE9 TYPEWRITER de-
sires permanent position; experience.
accurat. and willing: salary $40. A. II.
as1 LeXington-avs.
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BENJAMIN. 10 West 22d-r'.. Ne~-fork.
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sTFNoGPAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
with four years experience IN export
house desires position. capable or taxing
charge of cfic-; best Of referance'
STENOGRApHER 500 rscifc-st. Bklvn.
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NINE. GULLY,
los West f5'h St. original designer ol
handsome evening dresses smart dinner
gowns reception dresses. tea gowns "ru
ding dresses. etc. superior 10 any I'M
ncrfed gowns and guaranteed better nttins
END much cheaper several sahpiss ..
work 10 show a. any TINE. hahns.Ie
evening dresses siik lied. Of net. chlHoi,
lowered grensdine. etc, Tor go; the sahe
dresses would cost double NJ me hrse
houses. Nine GULLY. 100 West 4oth-Ht.
pRFSSMAK Err First-c.ass; out by the
dav. reference. 81. NJ. 6S7 Amsterdam
nve, dressmakeTs bell.
pRESSNAKER- Style. perfect ~. wants
work home or out by day. 81 30 rereI
ences. Mrs PNOBERG. 264 East 7sth-st'
DREsSMAK CIR wants work by day; cuts
by system. reference given, 81 per Gay
NJ STANDBY los Wet s3d at
DRESSMAK-.-- -outurlere franchise.
formerly win Stern Bros. hrst class
French dressmaklng. evening. reception,
dinner, dancing-school and tailoF-made
gowns: latest Paris tailor-made shirt
waists: remodel.ing short notice reason
able prices: ladies' own materials made
IN. Nine. RENfTEAU ANDERSON. 20
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