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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
HIS HEAD NEARLY CUT orr.
A rRUcKMAN's HORRIBLE DEATH FROM
CABLE-CAR ACCIDENT

A rRUCKMAN's HORRIBLE DEATH FROM a
CABLE-CAR ACCIDENT.
The head OF Peter Schultz. twenty-eight years Ola
hardware dealer. OF No 2l9 East Tenth-st. WAS
nearly cut off Yesterday morning by Second ave.
electric car at Ninetccnth-st. The car struck h.s
head as he leaning from truck ana cut MN
ca badly that he died at Bellevue Hospital
was going along Sccond-ave. Tho wagon Was h"lnG
driven close to track and the car cam" a.JhS
IL struck the horse first. causing Jew scratches;
II then hit the wagon. and schultz put out hs hrAd
10 look forward 10 ma out whai nah mp
nercd The first window OF the car. which WAS
a closed one struck Schultz In the neck. cutting a
deep cash IN Il. The window was broken. ana IN q
remarkable manner Schultz's head struck all ~"
other windows on that side % car. breaking each
one His neck cut three-quarters of the way
through 60, -,
The wagon was stopped. was tho car while ~"
passengers the majority OF whom were young
women. were thrown into stat" OF panic ~ the
sight Of Schultzs gashed neck. Nearly all OF them
left the
4 policeman hastily summoned ambulance
from bellevue Hospital TO which DR.. Pakcr N"
ambulance surgeon. took the IN CONSCIOUS man.
The motorman and the conductor Of the car were
arrested and committed to jail without bail until
tomorrow
PRICE OF THE CATHOLIC PRAYER NANTAL.
a decision was handed down by Justice Smith IN
the Supreme Court yesterday. I'm which he "njoins
the Christian Press Association Publishing Com
pany from selling the authorized manual OF prayer
OF the Catholic Church for less than 81 g. AMI from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

I, Is containing n critical discussion or the i"'-
portant events OF the season. the complete pr
grammes of the orchestra concerts. reviews Oh III.
books on the musical published In the year. anu
an admirable index. There arc CRITICISMS OH III.
bohemian Quartet Felix Mottl as composer anu
conductor: Schumann's Manfred, ficharu
Strauss. Eugene Ysaye and more directly interest,"
ing 10 rs Mr.. NhIsCh and the concerts "iiC" .'0
gave In Paris something over year ago. with ,.o
Philharmonic Orchestra OF Berlin-an ors' A ~,
which there IS "A strong likelihood we snaIi "'".
In America day in the near future. NiN's SCI
created a great Juror in Paris. but did not or
turb the critical equilibrium OF MT hooer.' WV
makes some observations TO whch Inc iilo"
can consistently subscribe. on the danger VI Wv
much subjectivlty which Is too often another worn
for within caprice ignoble desire 10 c"u''
comment I'm the reading OF the classics The DOCK
Is published by Oh Delagrave. 10 Rue Soufiio''
The selection of Rcinhold L. Herman as con-
ductor Of the Handel and Haydn Society OF DOB
ton Will create no litt,c surprise among the Ger
ma, singers OF New-York who know him well, ne
having be.u conductor 81 the Liedcr.iranZ from
1855 TO 1890 Since 1880 Mr.. Herman mas "Veo III
Germany but has been a frequent visitor an'o"e
his old friends In New-fork, Jew OF WHO'LL "
fancy knew that he was DESTROYS OF again se''"s
ND his residence on this side OF the ocean. but II
e. possible travel having no terrors for Mr. Her
man that he VIII continue to divide his time De-
tween the United States and Germany In any
event Boston is to be congratulated on the acces,
sion TO her musical colony OF so accomplished anu
refined "A musician and gentleman.
Mrs ARA Buckley Hills announces perform
ence OF Nine Liza Lehmann's In PERSIAN Gar
den at the Norwood Casino next Friday evening
Victor Harris VIII conduct the singers VIII be MISS
Ethel Crane. Mrs. Hills. Charles Herbert Clarke
and Carl Dunt. and the song cycle VIII DC PREF
aced by Rotations by Joseph Holland and songs
by Charles u. Hawley.
Following IS the programme OF the metropolitan
Permanent Orchestra. Henry Schmitt. conductor
ut the Madison Square Roof Garden concert TO-
night:
March. "D1nlto $50
overture plgue Dame
Selection from Tho Serenade'
la Nlergc'
b. Mrucf .NoS@Ho
LES irtulcs w.
Overture 'Obcr1 f,"-
I.ndp- die 'i'""'
Violin solo Charles Hugo Engel . ,
Selection 'CaNalieria Ruscana :; .hasthsi
Cuban Dance. ",hspipnln .........' HOFFMAN ~, ~ 80,
ZIP H.p Hurrah. ,isro
Overture II We're King .An"'n
a VASE ente from Suite. sylvia -De'o'
po,nourri i1usse Caft
March. Chinese .............'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
A BIG ORDER FROM PARIS.

Cleveland. July 23-The Walker Manufacturing
Company Of this city. has received one OF the
largest single orders ever booked by that firm
The order came from Paris, and was for equip
ment for Ave hundred electric streetcars. This
includes thousand motors. Thousand con-
trolers five hundred troeys and other details.
The order Will amount in value to over 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

T.b. neonIo about shouted "Mul ..eri Fire.
And the police rushed in the cause 70 Inquire;
They'd listen to nothing We wanted to state
But to the next station lugged mo Oh
straight.
swore o. was drunk nearly murdered my
wife. ,.
And OF my poor infant endangered the NE
Broken tables. chairs. and crockery ware.
When the Justice said. what savage OLD
bear" a.,
Not needing A word my poor wife did swear.
Imprisoned and fined. cursed my sad fatA
When lately learned. but rather too late.
Instead Of depending on traps dogs or cat~
Nv only protection was Rough on Rats
+. 8. WELLS. Jersey city. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
Al the Casino Roof Garden there arc constant

Miss Grace Sherwood, actress, singer ana dancer
will attempt one Of Miss Rosina Nokes's chaFac-
,or, -, Ka,,b,s Union Square Theatre this week
The play is That LAWYERS FsG she w vii! The he
S"lnIr,ine Dnchess" Jeanne Frankie. violinist VII
be in the b beside George W M9nroe and ,he Bert
I'm cIlb svngcrs: the Everetts acrobats, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

Thu list nj Tony Pastors this week incudes 'he
Silma S. in The Man from Red HOOK 'he Ion
evans in THE Irish Story-tcllers fenafo any
BAILEY Lawrence and Harrington. bertiha ~, n,a.
Crouch acrobatc and contortion dancers me ~
Westons Caron and Alfredo. grotcsque acrotpn.'r
Collins and DALEY the Three Droos MISS IaIr
Palma in ballads and character songs w ''''''""
and Stewart and Dryden and Lcshe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

Interest In war pictures IS shown at the Edef.
Musee every day. They are shown IN sets Oh
twelve each hour Of the day and evening. IN
sundays the pictures are shown at ana p ia. ~,
IT, dotly afternoon and evening concerts anu M
large collection of groups complete the enter
tainmert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

"Coop.s Tour" begins tomorrow night the eighth
v,eok ., Us run at Roster & Bial's Music Hail
Changes are made every week. In the roof garue IN
programme for the coming week are I:iIa!e..e' -
his frayestv on Sousa: the -Four F-npcIoIa ~ ~
Music Provo the jugger: Cook and sonora, IN
their acrohatic sketch the Du lield qu"uIl
d dl,ir sherman Ailene and La Roue, Anna
Su,ts and her pckaninnies. the Eldridges ana
others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

] E. Dodson. Of the Empire Theatre Company
gave an Anglo Saxon Alliance dinner at the Green
Room club in London. few nights ago numer-
ous English and American actors ana dramatic hu-
tbors being invited. Among the Americans lrcseh,
Ircre Bronson Howard. Augustus Tnofnas, Ndt
Goodwin John Drew. Maurice BARRYMORE, j. II.
tackott Walter Hale and Samuel Reed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

Costly and elaborate preparations are going on at
Madison Souare Garden for the production OF lmre
Ktralfv's naval spectacle. some forecast OF "hcH
has already appeared in these columns ne AZ
rangements are certainly on IarEr sV''.'' M.
nrOspectus sounds interesting 70 ihc cd"I'.S
outs slider II looks as If the show would he sure 10 ne
e,ther a great success or great ldHufe. Nll'
f;troifv and the mana gers OF the Garden are CON
eient that II will be 4 great success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

Az Proctor's Twenty-third-st. Theatre selections
from "T'he Chimes Of Normandy" will be given
this week Clement Bainbridge. assisted ny iT,t
Van Sclcn will make his vaudeville uepu' ~ ~
e,stus Thomas's sketch. THAT Overcoat among
no attractions Will be Lconifass cat ana 1oS ca
Gus Servais lie Roy the usion9t Jane w ME- i,
az and Johnson assisted by the Freeman sisters
and others The "wargraph VIII introduce
new series OF moving pictures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24

Following is the programme or the metropolitan
porr,ore,t orchestra Henry Schmitt. conductor.
nj the Madison Square Roof Garden concert TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
REAL ESTATE.
EX-MAYOR HEWITT BUYS THE HAMPTON
APARTMENT-H HOUSES

Aoram S. Hewitt purchased yesterday from the
creditors OF Henry F. Cook through William c.
farosr, the e!Sht-story Hampton apartment houses
on the north side of One cumberland seventeenth
ST.. at the junction OF Seventh and St Nicholas
aves The price is reported a little under 500
900. Mr.. Hewitt paying $4,000 in cash and giving
some ou'-of-town property TO make UP the balance.
MI. Hewitt already owns the Hotel Cecil on the
corner Of hundred and eightsenth-st and ST.
Nlchoias-aVe adJoini ng and now acquires In ad-
alton one OF the finest apartment house prop
a plot e9sxlcollxi5 sxl1s4 and consists OF thirty
eight apartments and seven stores: 1t was only
conf leted late last spring bu: Is said be almost
all rented. The present rent roll is .Ssvo0 and the
expenses 5000 but the property is expected to
mortgages upon II are $4,000 first. $3.50 second
and creditors mortgage or about $4,000.
John T. Williams; the architect, and builder,
change. his rwelve-story Office and business build
Ing. which occupies the entire block front the
m %sms would nesf deny
confirm the report. and no further details could
a general impression prevailed however that tho
building had been traded. u Is OF the best
rented OF the buildings in the new mercantile dis
Horace $. Ely & Co sold for Charles c. Savage
and Pacific SITS. and Schenectady Atlantic and
Rochester ayes, Brooklyn. The purchasers name
is understood that the entire price was in the
day is an exsbSnse for Henry corn 10 Som Broth
Of the block bounded by Amsterdam and Con-
vent aYes. and One-hundr ed and fort y-hrst and
One-hundred nd-forty second SITS. 30x2p az about
$4,000. which Mr.. Corn took In trade three weeks
ago for his building al the southwest corner OF
Fifth-ave. and Twenty-second-st. In this new
trade Som Brothers give an improved uptown
corner in part payment a. about $4,000
NJ Rargebuhr & Son sold FOR ". Weber tho
fve-story double fathouse, No 50 West one
hundred and fourteenth-st.. 3xssxlD1l. 20 an IN
weston for 1920
Hyman Israel Is the buyer OF the eisht-story
hir
Leopold Treu the sale Of which reported In
yesterdays Tribune.
Thomas & Son sold for Gottlob Klein 10 a
Nj Dedrick the flve-story fathouse AT the south.
west corner OF Amsterdam-aye and 90 one huhdfeo
and forty-sixth-st.. 25x75. for about so COG. ~
W +. & c. II. Smith have sold FOR Marcus
Nathan the vacant lot on the west side o, a aiS
ave q feet south OF One-hundrcd and sixty .fln
st and 23Gxl20 feet for 5000. TO a Nj senator
VINO will improve IL by erecting nve-story h''-
house. 49,.
There were no auction sales yesterday at the
Broadway Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through train. leave Nev-York foo, II ChsrrbersSt.
follows and FIVE minutes earlier from West 23d-s'.:
0,OO \. M.-vesthued Express daily FOR Binghsmto,.
Wayerly. Emia. Buffalo. Bradford Arri:e BGHalo 500
p VI Pari1r Buffalo
200 r. M-vss.Ibulei Limited fast mall Daily sold
train ,0r Chicago arrives Cleveland T4o \ NJ. Chicago
+. sleepers Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Dining Car.
1:3O y. N.-Buraio and Cleveland vssthulst Express
Daily arrives Buffalo ..05 4 n. Bradford IL A. n.
Jamestown 700 4. NJ Cleveland i? 80 P. " se~per 70
Buffalo and Cleveland making drec. connections FOR
Detroit Chicago and ~. Wes, cats Library car.
s:f5 4. u.-soii train 20 Chicago. Slcepcrs 10 Hor-
nelisv. Chicago end Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TICKETS local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations at III. 49, 2ci, 40l and a3I Broad
way II, Bowery s6 East o5h ~. and 81 West 18th
a. Chambe-s and West e2i 50 ferries. New-fork 332
ana 72G FIiion-s 100 Broadway. Brookyn 200 HUDSON
tirboksn an. Jersey city station Wesco;, Express
al, ,or ara checks baggage hotels and residences
D destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02

ave year. .... .'................ 100
Dudley. Augustus r. 20 tine Equitable Lie As
surance Society Of the United states. 5atn-
~. ISIS 2 " % L>xingtor-ave years...-.. 1000
stern. Louis. 10 the Dime Savings Bank 81
year 1900
Smith, Emma c. 10 Henry Parish 81 al trustees
West End-Ave corner 01d-st years. 25.W
Stap~lfed. Henry. 10 Louisa stapelfest . hn-
Az. 1+ii n 8 Of i42;st. year. ...-....:... loos
Fisns,onN.,. y,ar.e"...'..'...''".,.. Iso'
Same q August Go~tz and another. same prop =,
Prose. Andrew. Adam Schulz. sisi-st. 223 y . -
OF Avenue a. year -,'''
Same 20 Louis L~-e and another. sis'-s'. 's , ~
n . ~ Avenue \. year l''
soa ans ss W., es,h1.t 3 vea,. 2 mortgages 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
BALTIMORE e. OHIO

,>.v. New York whitehall Terminal. South Ferry Ga1
'o0' Oh .p,iIy tExcep, Sunday. Sunday
.-urcA co e 40 a m e 90 p m. and si2:I3 night.
PiTrsBifko. ::.'so !. m: tsS p m. iaoo p. -
ciScISNATf ST LOUIS 1000 a. m. 'ss55 .. m.
WAsHiNGTON BALTIMORE. fIa3. 1000 tDne1.
o., 10 N DINER, 900 tDiner,. 70 IS DINER. AS
DINER, ss:ss D m. and 'ic:i5 niss,.
NORFOLK III 80 a.
SFW ORLEANS Through sleeper. 1925 q % p N
An trains are Illuminated With Pintsch Light.
<,fhces lia ii2 2Ii. <3i if<0 Bdwav. 81 f. Nth-st.
127 powery T. y: 339 34& Ful,on-s Brooklyn White
han Terminal Baggage checked frsm hotel os rssidencs
u daatlna,ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
NEW BUILDINGS.

eth-s;, Nos $50 and ~. FOR a six-s,ory brick RAJ
with stores - i0xs0. simon Jacobe. 10 =
Rutgers-r. owner: Horenhurger sirauo' ,
40th--i 40 80 West s0r three story ericN
stable. 2jsoi. John Halligan. No +l West i''h-
81 owner. John n kinb.i. architect .--.....
a3d--t n : 225 II 81 West End-ave, SIX
story brick ia 50xs1.s: 4 4 Joseph flnch-
becx. owners: Neville & Basge. No III Nes'
l2i'h-s'. architects. ..'-'
Let St g. 800 n Of White Plains ave. 'or a
three story brick tenement 2'NCS. AntCnlp
Russo. No Csi West iT1st-st. owner Nhiam
VI ROUGE architect. ........ '--. $500
Fishers Road n = a5 q ~ Lave. for Z" .
story frame ehed. 1iOX2). the Builders supply
Company. Mount Vernon. owner: w 'orNah'
1929 -si = 30 Z, ~ Hughes ave. for three
,wo-siory frame dwe,lings. iS.svi3. l. Eick"or,
l1Gh-st and Anthony ave. owner. 'narl's :
Clark No 1i9 East l1ifh -. arhitsct- ....'
Park ave :. i75 4 n n i13d-r'. for a th,se
story frame dwelling. % Gy2. Catherine Nc,
Evoy. No 10 East 32i st. owner Charles >
1929 81, q io2 Z, o, Hughes ave. for Two two
story frame dwellings 2lx33: l. EickVot''
owner. Charles : clark. architect
story frare dwelling. 2lS35. !. EicN"or'-
owner: Charles Clark. architect.
1874 st e. iOO 2, II Webster ave. for e.e,eh
story frame dwellings. 6Gs3o and lNx.p'
Northern Improvement Company. owner; Al
he-f T. Davis architect .............-. ...- 80.
i47,h Ct = . corner Vile ave. FOR three -''n.y
brick store and loft. 25yT7. John shea, No ~
Cnlon-ave. owner. 9 p Never, NO Ihioh
Square. architect. '''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
WEST SHORE RR

Trains leave " ;2l II Station y. y as follows. and
Is m. earlier from foot ~ Franklin 81:
1915 a " Daily fo- Albany r'ioa. Syracuse Ro,nNs
ter. Buffalo Niagara FAILS. Fort wayne. Toledo. CieVe-
land and Chicago.
G 90 p II pa'.y 10 Albany Montreal. Utica. syn
cuse. Rochester ruNaD. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De-
trolt. Cleveland. Chicago and - Louis.
SAB =. ". Daily for Albany t.ra Syracuse. Roches-
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago 81 Louis
Tine tables AZ principal hotels ani ofres.
G. r LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
Stations New York, foot Of Liberty ST.
and South Ferry whitehall 81.
ai-r Ian fn.. ~ .lIer,,

rsa! ap's5's''' s;'' Sa b5a"i sss.
Stations and u south NTH Ferry Ferry w VIZ iis ST.
Tr on and s'Y at 81 e. & : g. .ss St.
Es-sa ph M IT'D: .sn:S % s Mss5h uns 10
tss So F;so: s.o 90 sisi.,'' Asa
For wIs~sarrs rs,On a. and Scranton. AGO. $40 A
% =. n sss H. so % R s
mr. ' sSad s - S e fs'@ha H. i
zoo $40 600 NJ ,2s -, sIe @,i,,,,, =, .ro an
For s' No. isc. go p NJ sundays 40 A. N. Go
p ~ ALL-RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. re.
cl gs: s;s @ & S Fl. s$
@ as -. a. sf s' n oss sa Sray:5 s
Dol; Red Bank FOR SG,H' kfA LAX Nc bM'
's slsasy. NJ io - sss 49, ''s Saturdays
0n tyr T Tom. nve 5arH:sat pais and narn.s. .s
$50 So4 A IA i cy vneiana PRINCETON 40 H.
Ns sS II, BIS 81: "a: "a S:'sf'''' 49, $50 liz
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
g. gs' sos s'G io q II - p ST Car,
60 ,Ssd P' ais Si psas M PS 800
2. .sas, S.y' go GO ny ID. NO s
'i sSs sSs nAyE s:Ss;fs EsfS S.i5shAHs
W:sI c a.y' ,c ~ iica iso Is
iss rs s::s s: ss s ss -: IS: IS
q: *: i .'ss ':s' i ~ &c 60 g. * SIS 80 So SS
wS.;: IT, Si'ji y -: r! ;:,s
rs v west e. :: s s,syS i a,::Sry
.r:ss. from residences to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n. n.
STATIONS IN New York. foot " Barclay
~ Christopher Streets.
VEsTIBtLE0 TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.

Direct rcu,. 20 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTcr.AIR.
THE ORANGES. summit. BernarIsvile. Bssking
Ridge Madison Morristown Passaic Paer,on. Boom
ton ooyer. stanhops. NEWTON. BUDDS LAKE.
M0l MAN T.. wa.hinsson. PHlLLIrSny RIG. .EAs-
tains SCRANTON PTTTsToN. WIKI EsBARRE.
Mon,ros.. BiNGHhMT5N OXFORD. NORWICH.
Wa,sryllle. UTICA, RlcHFLELD SPRINGS cortland.
CORNING. BATH. DANvILLE. Bu.FAI.o ard all
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A.. M.-BlNGHAMToN MAIL stops al principal
1000 A. M-ccate carr, BUFFALO SCRANTON. BrNo-
HAMToN; oWEGo: ITRAcA, ELAIRA. UTIcA
EXPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars Connecting at
Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points West
100 r M.--SC RANTON. WfLNESBARRE and ELMfEA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Psror car. -
900 p M.-scRANToN. WfI.KEsBARRE AND PLYM-
9th EXPRESS Pullman E1Sfs Pir ,1 car
,or SCRANTON. BiNGH,MroN. ELMlRA BUZZ
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New-York {"
Chicago. Dining Car ives. - Buffalo
$50 r. VI. cDa.yy-Bunslo Express. Pullman Sleeps
ro- SCRANTON. BrNGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BATH:
Mt. MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving In Buna'o
o:sop. N. 1paly)-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. OWEGO ITHACA. ELaiRA. SYRACUSE.
UTICA ard oswEGo EMPRESS Pullman Bines
ricTiTs AND PULLMAN AccoMMoDArloYs At
Henry Gaze s. sors. Limited. ii3 Broadway. "a PARK
Place $50 broadway, and 9t2 broadway. lic<e,s as
ferry stations III ith i2h-si 81 West 18TH
ct, 2a3 Columbus ave Nsw-YorX 23s and I33 Fulton-s
and 100 Broadway. Brooklyn. Tine tables giving full 10
WFsTcoTT EXpREsS COMPANY will cali for aad
check baggage from ts's. residence 10 destination
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RAILROADS.
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROADS..
RAILROAD.

6EsSRossEs gA ASD cShTIaxbf sThEETs.,
Street. minutes later than shas given bso" tor
7so H. FAST IHi~-puiluaa nane, r.,or c.:
New; New YORK to Pii;sburs. sleeping Car Pnts0afs !"
s;S s?e s ss@sIim..
TO- Cars For cRcssO Cleveland. ro'sdO. Cincinnati
1;so 7: NJ CHICAGO AID ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
go :'la' a fisf.S"' fasso
40 = sdc Ssr f,fgs saqr xFEssror Pits
7ao r. M acPic SpR $! s r.surs and
s iis.p'ss Ss4s9 R Piss:.
sa. " &sai Gi S' AS $751; ilE''s sotTH
40 .conere..iona. Ini' all Firor ara Dining cara
nigh 'os%s Sa go pIiSs o can
son" IN a. rssor ga nIns S.I aga, 'O'"'
s6c4n:RS RAI.w Az FL iii'sa n.
ATIaNTiG c ;Ss tz nj Florida spscisl j: %
a., Weekdays Express. 30 a. m and 500 D. !"
rrag R ob rSx 96m4 M gay
T Mess days 1rd 30 dolly ,,..O,o,,.. and
Cortland, Stree. 10 p N.Y. e''T TSroush Buffet P,ior
CAFE ,It come I, osash n..,-..,. and cor-
L9s nr,ac, Psk cn.rlos7 srn,sy os;.s
sS7ss s'9.. ~ NJ e sS ss ;s
D. m. SUNDAYS 9.i5 a. m. 5.l5 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Wv 70 80 $50 $50 - $50 renna Limi'et), ~
INNING car. 1850 30 o. m. 1856. 80 20. 30.
80 :" dining carr. $50 Dining carr $50 DINING
sao $50 20 20 oS @ e 'rA s1T SS a. elS fss
Dining carr. $50 I. 70 % nlng Car, 80 Dining CAP.
100 30 DINING Car. 40. 80 m. isos night. a.,
Irkrt cr'ces Nos. 4Gl. a'.. 1896 1923 III and soi
Bro1dwar: Aston House: West Tw~ry-,h'rd stf~eS
s'a'cn. and stations s,or II pesbrc$es and Coranat
stress Court Fulton Brcatway
ana nr4skiyn Ann-' s,.,i'n Brooyn. station j.r,ey
tiiy- The New York Transfer Company will call for
ana check baggage from hotels and residences through
% destination
Telephone i27t Eirh,e.r,h sreets for Pennsylvania
Railroad cab service
J. n. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agso&.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
ALTERATIONS.

Spring corner Washington 81 20 four,
brick and warehouse. Pro'herhoo1
Wine Company. owner. National Elevator ana
Machine Company. - No l5s oth ave aren't .,
1ed-st No IL East. n 'our-siory brick dwell
irg. " Wheeler Smith. - No 4, Wall 81. owner .
els, a. No sos 20 6IG East. a seven and *
story brick and stone mathouse. American
Mailing COMPANY owner; g Kncche. ~ 10 'ol :,
1isf---. architect "
sT,h &, " 70, East - a ,our-st'rv brick and
stone dwelling: Elsa Kr0"h.s ~ " ll3 East
seth At. owner Hubert Dresser ~ No : sion :,
architect
ls9,h- 81 325 n ~ Gerard ave. 70 Two
story ram, dwelling: W Mcpherson. owner;
Re,ssmaa. architect
icoth-.. $50 n . o. Gsrarisv ~ a one
and a. halls, frame dwelling. W McfHer-
son. owner Reissman aTchiect 49,, 80
lam a., corner Southern Boulevard. ~
two story frame dwelling, Mar Blaney prem
ises owner: Garvin. 81 No 33o' "i-aFe'
architect 'sr'
I7b,n -, corner W-bs,@--ave. 20 e. two-'tory
frame stable. william ka'z@nberger. premises, =.
owner: W II MAYER. architect 49,. ......... q
Pa-k-ave g. lis {; Of i13i-st. 70 Two story
frar. ,.abl.: Cath.rir, McEvoy. % No IL tar
B2t 81 owner: Charles CLARK. ar'n!tect..''..'