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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
EMBALMERs lust HArr LICENSES.
Members of a state Board of Examiners
Appointed by Gov. Black.

u - CtNt W.
Appointed by Gov. Black.
albany. Dec. 6.-Gov. Black to-day appointed
William j. Phillips of Albany. Cornelius J.
Burns OF Troy. Harry T. Selfridge of Pough-
keepsie. j. Charles Burton Of New York. and
John T.. Gallagher OF Brooklyn as a Board of
Embalming Examiners OF the State in accord
ance with a law passed by the Legislature last
winter. The board has authority to adopt rules
balming. subject to the approval Of the State
Board OF Health. After Jan. l next 1t will be a
misdemeanor for any person who has not been
licensed by the board 70 engage in tho business
OF embalming IN this State.
Within sixty days the members OF the board
are to meet and arrange to secure from five
well known physicians their opinions a., to
what constitute the best tests for determining
whether life is extinct. Upon their report the
board shall prescribe what tests OF death shall
be used before emba!ming. Persons now en-
gagged In the business Of embalming, must be;
fore Jan. ] register with the State board. and
licenses will be Issued 70 them upon the pay
gagged in the business aud desiring to carry
II on must pass an examination and pay Q pre-
liminary fee Of S.. and II successful In the en-
animation must pay an odditionalfeo OF $40 for
the license. Licensed yembnlmers must regis
ter with the local health boards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
DISPUTE orER MRS. DUMoNT's CASH.
\. n. Stivers, Executor, Sued by Her
Nephew's Wife, y Legatee.

3. N. stivers, Executors, Sued by Her
Nsphew's Wife, y Legatee.
The suit OF Mrs. Annie Stivers. wife OF John
". Stiyers, a letter carrier. OF so West 105th
street, against tho executors OF the estate Of
Joe6phine Dumont for $685. for services rem
dered to the dead woman came up before JUS
tice Truax OF the Supreme Court on Monday.
1t did net get far. for after tho opening state
ment OF Warren W. Foster. counse for the
plaintiff. Justice Truax decided that the case
should be heard before a referee. Mr.. Foster
said that the Dumont woman had kept
ahouse of bad repute in this city. part Of the
ime in Twenty-fourth street and later at 100
Fast sixty-fourth street. While at the latter
place she was arrested, but escaped punish
ment on q promise to reform. She kept her
word. The executors of her will are Rufus NJ.
George N. Stlvers. and William G. Flanagan. a
real estate agent. These three men are made
the defendants in the suit before Justice Truax.
the plaintiffs efforts are directed She is mar
ried to q nephew, Of his.
Smortgase for s25.006 on Mr.. stivers!s bust
ness property. About six years ago, when she
nond. IN Fast Sixty-fourth street. her neigh
bors made such complaint that the police ar
which she lived, it was difficult to get evidence
against her. but this was finally secured. BY.
reason OF her years and on her promise to re-
form she escaped punishment.
Ashort time after this. in May. 1893. accord
Ing to the lawyer. for the plaintiff. Mr.: Stivers
introduced his nephew's wife to Mrs. Dumont,
telling her nothing Of Mrs. Dumont's mast. Mrs.
Dumont took n fancy to Mrs. Stiyers and they
spent hours at each others homes. Mrs.
stlvers says she rendered Mrs. Dumont many
services. In July. 1895. Mrs. Dumont fell
sick. Mrs. stivers was her nurse. When the
doctor suggested a trained nurse the old woman
said Annie was good enough for her. In August
she died. Her will left to Mrs. Stivers and her
husband 5000 each. Other requests were
made. among them one to the Baptist church
IN Cheshire. Mass, the decedent's old home.
The will left the .%residuary. estate TO my
esteemed and tried friend. Rufus M. Stivers OF
the city OF New York. carriage manufacturer"
A contest was threatened by the woman's
relatives. but it was averted and the will was
proved on Jan. 4. 1898. But Mrs. Stiyers, so
her lawyer asserted. did not get her So. 900 be-
cause it was alleged that there was not suffi-
Sent personal property to- satisfy the legacies.
she therefore, set up n claim for $685. for SER
vices rendered TO Mrs, Dumont prior TO and
curing her illness. Payment was refused by
the executors and the suit followed.
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WWVWYVVW
o GO
II Less Active Creditors Proceed Under the
United States bankruptcy Act.

II Less Active Creditors Proceed Undo the
United States Bankruptcy Act.
A decision denying the rights Of creditors Of
a bankrupt when the case gets into the Bank
ruptcy Court to enforce replevin proceedings
and by that means possibly obtain unlawful
preferences was rendered yesterday afternoon
by United States District Judge Brown in
the case of Henri GutwiiliG. a manufacturer
Of garments. who made u general assignment
on Nov. 8 last. The day following the assign
ment certain creditors took out writs of re-
plevin and the Sheriff took possession of GER
tain OF Gutwillig's goods. On the same day.
Nov. 10, a petition in bankruptcy was flied
in the United States District Court
clerks Office against Gutwillig by, other
stiel 4 Hirseh. obtained an order from
posing Of the property seized, upon the ground
that the seizure was an indirect method of oh
cover ofthe writ tho creditors in the replevin
suit We're, attempting to carry away property
s not s assS Aside Il che .o Tsi1: b 4 % cSSnsei T io1 & ihess
round that the plaintiffs in that suit were
pPa sItS t 70 Which they cI lain ft tftie. 20 ,Ths a ape
Brown. who refers in his decision to the fact
that afidavits show that the creditors in the
replevin suit had taken goods not called for by
the writs and which never came from such
creditors. ~
These facts Judge Brown says. show n
gross abuse of the writ Of replevin. such abuses
are not only a fraud upon the law and the
courts. but enable creditors by these means to
obtain a preference over general creditors and
are within the direct condemnation OF section
81 Of the Bankruptcy act"
Referring to the fact that the claim in the
suit in question had been assigned by Minot.
Hooper, Co. to u man named Cooley. his Honor
continues:
"Th renleyin suit is not i'm the mama Of the
original vendors OF the goods. but in the name
OF Cooley. an assignee. The assignment OF a
claim OF such a nature. and its prosecution
through an assignee unexplained, give 1t q
shadowy and fictitious hue. and the serious
abuse o. the process. raises still further qres-
ton Of its good faith"
In conclusion Judge Brown stays all pro-
cAedings until tho trustee, in, bankruptcy in
Gutwillig's case has been chosen.
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wAsHIsGToN FORECAST FOR "WEDNESDAY.
For New England. SNOW, clearing and much colder
at night; high Ecutherly winds, shifting TO westerly.
For eastern New Fork, sno'c, probativ clearing in
M afternoon; hiGh sOuhsTiy- t1indE. becoming north
S0eSsrlv: much colder at might.
For eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Della
ware, snow. probably clearing by noon: colder: high
~southerly winds, becoming northwesterly.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICl
WEST INDIES. &c,

INDIES. &c.
w~EDNEsDAY.-At $3.50 A.. NJ. for NEwFoUNDLAND.
e. r. s ssssahsasSa SrSah 1850 tsSR Z. f9 NJ fS Fos Il + tSA:
" 5fLh ~ s M htstIbi Is st G i}frT saa A APHssj 4 n lS ):
g gn Sni TSts st1sftS pTs nns %5Rt af u nt M for GEE,
5 sTSFAehE a. e4 & \; s. f fssAs se a sHs it 5ise
ss sss5s !, s{s,Ss Ps sSs n fi& S' Z per- "PS s'. S's'';
THURspAY-At 2:soA. NJ. for ST; THOMAS and ST,
CRO1X, via 3, Thomas. per steamship BentslSS,
fs SGh p ana aH%H 9fa; e fsH = Via M Ma iSd HAsfl Per
f sMis1fSS 9 hRP p ffG%d4nSsy,o fFSR Rhil. sissst. per q steam : 4,
sal saliTHRaihn is st3s y tssn= 1ssp e cSats Ri / : ia I'D
rr =! x, a ID sfss q y i. + T. y; asRRge4lRIa5 s ! 20
55fSnSiel.p i per ssamsSi s'1 Alabama astters; fSs
Bslils, Puerto csrtss and Guatemala must be ii.
~FR1pAY.-At 1 p. NJ, for oAMPEcHE, cHIlPAs.
ThBisCo and YucATAN. per Gteamship Mntan'
piso. must must be sS dir stasd p Per @ Il taSas' "a At 7.
M Nj tsop shS T1Eks ii islh 1; NJ pe for .t Sat- RG,
sAT x. RI Tor tpf siSS 81 n Ind i'r BBRslnRsHRG,. p lS
N Fontabelle; at 10 4. NJ. lanpglemep-
S SShsii wssAS ~ Ia9ssa.A Sta sfias Ill.,. i ID
G9'ts E Y f %ni sR X flrG snS "a "p SLH H5sRs c ,5i (!
TRIES. ger MT %ste9%aSip ips,,eGarlia "a; va ysrt fF Rr.In
must be ddirseted per paiecsEns" !; At i. N. far
FiT " fSr sNRGN&Sffo6t y e, ssisip. PsP s sssaae At F s,sS
North Sydney; at $3.50 ?. NJ. for ST, plEbI.E
MioUELoN. per steamer from North sydney.
Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to Halifax. and
t s9soP. " Y a sisaaa fer a sisns 10 ani By P Paii to f Bostq ..
and thence by.steamer, close at this once daily
daily a. 4. Nj, for forwarding by steamers
Port Tampa. Fla. Malls for Mexico City, over
by steamer, close at this ONCE daily at 1904 NJ.
and 2:so i. NJ. Shegistsred meil closes at q p.
N, previous day.
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.
Mails for Hawaii, per ~stsamship Australia from San
Fr1neissoI close here dAiiy up 70 Dec . a. S;so
ship MioWeIa from Vancouver, Close here
s ss, a!so fttsF s ssS; ~ ;ss cAia aRa japan up a is RsS; l.
etacot. close here daily up to Dec at $50 P.M
Australia. which are forwarded via Europe. New
Zealand. Hawai-. fijl and samoan Islands. per
steamship Alameda from San francisco. close
$3.50 p. NJ, hnal closing on arrival Of steam ship
Etruria, due TO connect with IL 4, NJ close Dec,
q. Mails for the Society Islands per ship
up 70 Dec. - at $3.50 p. d. Mails for China and
Japan. per %steAmship Empress of India 0rom
s saaS F. X. a ia4Ss f SsF CHINA daa.y and japan "a Da' per sTS yi &c.
tOria from Tacoma. close here daily up 70 Jan.
,. 1871. at $50 p. NJ.
Transpaoihc maila are forwarded to port of sailing
presumption of their uninterrupted overland transit.
iRsgistsTed mail cloSeS At a P. n. previous day.
CoRNELIus VAN ooTT. Postmaster,
Post once. New York, n. T., Dec, y. 1895.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
Hoboken Osnciais sent for by the Grand
Jury.

A constable from the Hudson county Court
House served subppnas on n number OF city
officials In Hoboken yesterday. calling uron
them TO appear before the Grand Jury at a
session to be held this afternoon. Among those
subpeRaed were Mayor Lawrence Pagan. City
Clerk Martin V, McDermott. City Treasurer
James Smith. Corporation Attorney James \.
Council. 1t is said that the purpose Of the sum
mons Is TO Investigate recent asphalt contracts
alleged exorbitant bills for printed matter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
LEAPED WITH HER BABY.
Mrs. Eckert's Jump from a ~Fourth-Stor.
Window of n Burning House. -.

Window of n Burning House.
EyAcK. N. Y. Dec. 6.-Mrs. William L, Ecksrt
is suffering from a broken hip. a broken ankle.
and internal injuries which she received in
Ieaping from a fourth-story window with a
baby in her arms this morning to escape suffo-
cation In a Gre. The tenants 10 tho house were
awakened, shortly after3 o'clock 70 find that
coming from a 6re that had started in the base
ment. 1t was with difficulty that they could
reach the windows.
Mss: Eekert. who was 80 weak that she could
and, climbing over the. Sill. with her baby
clasped to her, bosom, she leqped e, a shed
was uninjured, but she was badly hurt. Police
Justice Mark Hoffman occupied, q, room on the
same floor OF the building. and he took the
same jung IS Mrs, Ecksrt' but got CT With q
went, to a 'front.' window with An S-year-old
daughter. the latter being, uneonseipns from
tho window. and Frank Ellig, a'Eyack boy.
climbed a narrow ladder and rescued first the
child and aftPrward the father. The damage
done by the fire was about $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA . WEST
ERS IL. H..
Stations in New York. foot of Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
VESTIBULE TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, FIN1SCH LIGHT.

Christopher Streets.
VESTIBULE TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, FISISCH LIGHT.
500 A. M.-BinghAmton Mail. stops at principal
stations.
1000 A. M.-CCafe CarI-Buhslo. Scranton. Bing-
hamton. owego. Ithaca, Elmira, Utica. Syracuse,
connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
LOO +. M,-tDaily)- Chicago and Buffalo yestbuled
express for scranton. Binghamton and Elmira. &C.
Pullman buffet pa-lor cars TO Elniira. Through
sleeping cars and day coach to Chloseo. arriving at
4:lb +. Nj. next day,
AGO r. M..scranton, .wilkesbarrc and plymouth
EIpress. Pullman buffet parlor cars. E
100 =. M.-lDRilyE-Chicngo Vestibule Limited Ex.
pless for Scranton, Biughamton. GlinirA, Buffalo.
Through buffet sleeping cr New York 10 Chicago,
Dining car west of Buffalo.
$3.50 =. M.-tDailyJ-BuhRlo Express. Pullman
sleepers for scranton. B!nxhsnton. Elmira. Bath.
Int. Morris aud Buffalo, arriving Buffalo y A, NJ.
9i3O r., M.--pailyl-Entalo scranton. Blu CHAM:
ton, Owego, ithaca, Elmira, syracuse. Uti ca and
oswego Express, pulimin Buffet s~leepers,
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze a. Sons, Ltd, ll3 Broadway, IL Park place, 420
and S42 broadway. Tickets at ferry stations. Ill
4th av., cor. 18th st., al West l2bth st., 23B Column.
bus av., New York; 33s and T23 Fulton st., and IOa
Broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables giving full infor-
nation at all stations,
Westcotts Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
SAYINGS WENT UP IN SMOKE.
NAian Women Driven Ont by Fire Sob for
Their Money.

lohowed nm explosion OF an oil stove yes
N'uay III the rooms Of Mrs. Jennie Zetason the
oeroha moor OF a four-story double frame tone
%ehl mouse Inhabited by Italians at 315 North
De'en,h street, Williamsburg. The flames
spread so rapidly that Mrs. Zeta had scarcely
Hu 70 PICK up her three small children and
nna'e' her screams alarmed the inmates on
. ~ ,p9er noars, A panic ensued when they dis
tS IN the nal filled with smoke. A bridRein
nent, Ltdtyari c~"nNects each floor with a tene-
fody sSWnuiSr lro!!Ilng on Union avenue: Some
Wo1s ShnH!eai To, the bridges" and all the
Unitagne on me third. floor, All. reached the
tjme "a sshIe house in safety. In tho mean
liz 9tne NTe hai spread so apidl tina when
'IMtu!Lg was burning,
IN a N 1esa femeInhered. that she had left $50
bsCcTI : IN" police prevented her and also held
cane 'tbn.sJf women who. IN their anxiety 10 es-
Some c""u ",Fgotten their savings, which IN
Whan rs amounted to as much. as 5
band tne women discovered that their nus
ns erT ~; ana ,ome OF them denounced the fire
Il IL ~ lmlhluE, no effort TO save the money.
burna ilUNShi that fully 800 IN money was
tamiIie," w az the household things ofseyen
Franz, y" house was owned by Philip
~ paced his loss at 81 900.
Andrew Freeiman's Progress.
v"suce Russell II the Supreme Court has APP
=, m''u Andrew Freedman permanent receiver
ma iaheo!n Fire Insurance Company, for
SGnpEEh -, Cedar street. fixing his bond at
Dorary roo. ~, freedman was appointed tenn
Ir III, rrNcelHer, on April 4 fast Ia proceedings
"''o'u'lon Of the corpora ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07

PRINTED MATTER, Gc.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take printed matter. &c. for Ger
many. and specially addressed printed matter,
&c. for other parts of Europe. American ana
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays, and Cunard, French and
German steamers on Saturdays take printed
matter. &C., for all countries for which they ara
advertised to carry mail.
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlan-
tic Mails named above. Additional supplementary
mails are opened on the piers OF the American.
Epgliah, French and German steamers, and re-
main open until within Ten Minutes Of the hour
OF sailing OF steamer.
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MAILS.

wEDNESDAY.-A I A. NJ. for TAI per steamship
Ems. Via Naples lettors must be directed per
Ems; at Z A.. NJ. supplementary o 4. M for
EUROPE, per teamshi st. Louis. Via South.
ampton: al Q A. NJ. supplementary 1880 A. M
Tor EUROPE, per steamship Britannic+, via
Queenstown; ut '1O:30 A. M. for BELGIUM di-
rect. per steamship Noordlsid. via Antwerp Diet.
ters must be directed per Soordland.l:
ATURDAY.-ht ] A NJ. for FRANCE SWITZER-
LAND, ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TURKEY.
B. EGYPT and BRITIsH INDIA. per steamship l.
Europ, must be directed per La Gas
cogne'); at 8 A.. NJ. for NETHERLANDS
direct, per steamship Rotterdam, via kotter.
dam detters must be directed per Rotterdam'D
at y. A. NJ. for ITALY, per steamship AuRrlste
Victoria. via Naples uetters must be directed % per
Auguste victoria''l: at . A. NJ. Complementary
1910 A. NJ for EUROPE per steamship Campo
Mas, via Queenstown,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-07
An Orange Mountain Church Wants a Pastor.

A petition to Bishop Starkey of New Jersey Ia
now circulating among the parishioners and
other residents Of the parish Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of the Holy Innocent of st.
Cloud. Orange Moqgntaiqi n j. requesting the
the assistants OF the Rev. George II, Van De-
Water Of st. Andrews Church in Harlem, Mr..
Taylor has oficiated In several churches In the
Oranges, and has made a favorable impression
there; The church at 81. Cloud has for a long
time been without a pastor. The last pastor
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RHtlfuRda.
p PENNSYLVANIA
1AIIsRoAD.

~
= "AIIsF&oAD.
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty third Street and
Dcsbrosses and Cortlandt Streets.
oH-The leaving time from lpcsbrpsscs and cort.
below !Scr. twenty ! bird Street Station :. sA'' S,'"
'i car S New "! York t4 ts rI' MAahsEf siGePinr SSr fi.I PsTiSs
$50 $50 4 4: NJ n: EAsEs INV sEij'i hfGff HPS G gfSil%ss
SSmIlSt" cant. slSSs Fer HSt p,RinF ei s%gsIaE 9 ToI. SS,
1,So Y. Nj GHi6Ido RNbSF.I louis K~xPREss.-
n, ESr T%s's NJ. & STis ffFnRSsn9fa1sP fiR GRa5sa @P'o 81 d hSSis:
7, iST I +. n. 'isSPl SitSlfssFEi EXPRESS For
PittShurH, Cleveland. Cincinnati, Indianapolis. 81.
7ilO i. NJ. PACIFIC EXPRESS. For Pittsburg
aud Chicago. Connects for Cleveland except Sat
s,Ss =: M, MAIL AND EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
Slespins Car New YORK. to Altoona: East Liberty.
.wXsHINeroN y THE SOUTH.
e. SHr p1 a, N, ana lS'T p,, ! 80 o lS:2O &c! Sop aBTn,ns al all Lam 4. q
2;2H. 1870 dining oapAAiM. % 20 I" conercgsionai
soTThFaaN RSiLw1AY...iESprcss, l15o ?. NJ iSo5
ATLANTIC COAST L~rNE.-Exprcss, opo A. NJ. and
caESAPEAk ds'l XENiD OHIO RA1wAY.-..bo p. M.
rS %R% 3t week So ssys o cSS ,.g T. sPq a, SS,9RFoIk.-7'So
ATLESTlG IN 5oP; n week days CDesbres.ss
II COrtianut NITtbth E.l l.. NIL. lnIONRn Nettl-
buled Train. Buffet Parlor Cars. Passenger Coach
and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-12:b0 p. NJ. week days.
Long Branch, Asbury Park unterlaken, Sundays).
Ocean Grove, and Point Pleasant from West Twen-
~ty.third Street Station, $3.50 A. NJ, 1920, $3.50. and
$3.50 T. NJ. Sundays, 800 A. NJ. 1850 p, NJ, Crom
Desbrosscs and Ctrlandt streets, $40 A. NJ,
1880. $40. and 5;1o p. NJ. Sundays. Y:45 A. NJ,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6i1o, 7:20, 7:bo. 500, $3.50. Di2o, B:5O Penna. Linn
itedl, $500 Dining Carr. 1850 Dining Carl. 1l;5o
4. NJ, 1880, $50. 2l5O. $50, 4:2o, 4:2o Dining
Carr; $3.50 Dining Carr. BOO Dining Car, 7;4o,
$50 P; NJ l2:sG night SUNDAY, $40 s:26. 500,
NJ. $40 Dining Carr, 800, 4:2o ID ming Car. 4:ho
' Dining Carr. $50" Dining Carl. 7:+O. $3.50 p. NJ,
1906 night.
Ticket Offices Nos. All. 944, 1890. 1929. III. and 2s1
Broa iway, I Aston House, West Twenty third
STREE Station, and stations foot of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets; 4 Court Street, $40 Fulton
Street. pS broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex
Station, Bro oklyn; station. Jersey City. The New
York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage, from hotels and residences through to
destination.
Telephone "2757 Eighteenth Street for Pcnnsyl-
wanna Railroad Cab Service.
1 ]. B. HUTCHINSON, J. n WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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NEW ilEEIWHi'1YI10 ISIK(' CEN dEi1B1HiII.,,

All through trains stop at Albany, Utica. Syracuse,
Roch cstcr aud ButIalo.
Trains leave Grand Central Station az follows;
$50 Il EMPIRE iMiHRf!lE 4f SffeR Et iaasssf L1h EfmsS.
agara Falls 5:32. Toronto 300 p. NJ. Detroit lilo
7; NJ, Limited t. Il seating saI capacity Ippy ,,a.,, NJ.
O.fc Rgara Falls and Cleveland.
10,0n A. M.-DAY EXPRESS, except Sundays
IO:ou For Buffalo and all important New York
M ,. NJ SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED and
" CHICAGO SPECIAL. Deily-for. Columbus,
900 +. M.-TRoY AND ALBANY SPECIAL. e1.
S.oN s ftr M' snhafl: s sfS9i + L lmP i Stations DsiiS 2
Clevelald 1918 A. NJ. Chicago 4 p. NJ. Sleeping
aud pari"r cars only;
O:OO Niagara Falls. Toronto. Cleveland. Toledo.
e.3S.iP M~,-N6RTHiERN EXPRESS, Daily-For
40 F; MnnADiR0NDACk M~oTNTAfNs, AM
l'oO noNNTRaETA:LL, ETPREss Daily i-T TtiSa; :
C'tc SPECIAL. Daily-For NIAGARA Falls. Clevc.
800 lsiss M ! sT sn EiaiifED po MhIF On Pail f.ii
Q.I5T - Ifric / T Paiy-FSE Is:
Cleveland, Tole 10, Chicago. and, except satur
aaYi fos fGPH yisl19S t4a th sAAP pfTEn TS 3 CHI.
SUNDAY h'sl MA aGiI.f9 I'G pfais iIeES at S;i'.
p.ttsfeld: sundays only at v;2o A. u.
VAN 7 Palace Cars on Al through trains.
Ticket oSf in Al Iis' ger. 4Is ta nnd Va ne BROADWAY
81 East 9Th ST., 235 Columbus av.. 81 West l25th
st., Grand Central, Station. l25th 81. Station. and
Telephone "27io Tbirty.eiehth street" for New
hotel or Ssr reside nee By SeS Westcot Bi EIpss.s o Gempan from
II DANIELS, General Passenger Agent.
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Post Offiee alctist.
-
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.

DoST OFFICE NOTICE.
SHOULD be read DAILY by all interested, as changes
may occur at any time.D Oh.
Foreign mails for the week ending December 10.
1898. will close OMPTL in All casesl at the
General Post Office as follows: PARCELS POST
MAILS. close one hour earlier than closing time
shown below.
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AtedtrAi.

ATTENTIoN old DR. GRINDLE. 9RADuArE
~ UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW Y0ha:
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, 30 YEARS A S~PECIALisT
IN DISEASES OF MIN. OLD DR.. GBlNDLE Laa
than any other advertising physician; city papers
prove this. CLd-r his scientific treatment blood and
skin diseases. pain in bones. red spots. sore throat
and mouth, ulcers. painful swellings, kidney and
undoy.Ioped organs, weak back, lost vitality. are
speedily. permanently cured. Men about 10 marry
should consult OLD DIR. GRINDLE. Every impedi'
ment removed. Sufferer. do not waste time vinitihg
DIE never fais. OFFICE OVER il YEARS at III
West 18th st.. between 9TH and It'll avs. Advice frso.
Medicine, 81. Hours. . TO y; Sundays. 0 to ..
DIR, GREY, AZ years a speoiaiiSt In
diseases of men only. Quickest permanent cure
guaranteed in ali diseases. Blood poison. skin dis
eases, kidney and bladder trouble. Weakness; nor
vous debility, errors Of youth. bad dreams. pndeyel'
consult tho only old specialist IN tho city. once
over SO years At 100 Vast. nth o.. near Union
Square. Houra . 70 q Sundays, TO . Scientific
treatment aud Adyico free. Medicine only 90 oenS.
No charge unless cured.
A.-A.-A.-Q UICKEsT PERMANENT
CURE In diseases OF mem dangerous cases soie-
ted relief at once; those desiring only nrht-olaaS
scientihc treatment should call. Tho leading special
iEt. Dr. Bonschur. 1877 West I'D b., . to D, 7 to- v.
Sundays, 10 TO l.
ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Scientific. ski
n. full treatment Of all diseases OF women pnyati
rooms; every convenience and appliances; consulta-
lions, A. n. TO . =; NJ. Call or write for booklet.
III 'est 47th It. Tel. a32 3sth.
DR. MRS. REINHARD, III 7h az. near +sth.
~ treats female Irregularities; single or married;
30 years experience.
Mrs. GEIsT. graduate midwife. boards ladies';
wi confidential. reliable treatment; str ell! Driyatei
no sign. 387 East 5oth st.