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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-15
RAILROADS
PENNSYLVANIA
ID TT Aoa

STATIONS loot Of WEST TwENTY-THup STREET tls
And DESBKossEs AND CORTLAND "a % fe csoTtiand,
Streets is minutes later tina, given below f''
100 4. W. FAST MAI-Puliman Buffet PaIOr car ar
New YORK to Pittsbars Sleeping Car p''0'''
SO FAST Line risbSrf and rfEe svefrpSi
on o sesP9s Dnns s%o Tdc
Iso r c fiHvs And Il ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
o5o p .'I H. he w s fRSinf E2pREssFor Cleveland
7 = W. G5 r9ff sHffHs Pitts
7go r. g. fHc PaanaSf IS Lfp Pbgs and
:'s?sl: &! S'E111s ss@ P
burg ~ Hsi G;t s' A> fs' fnE
"a ~ go ~ Dining CAP 10 80 a. Dining taS
42o (6Sg es ca2 k Dnns cn $50 i2o'
night sunday. $50 $50 1850 m S24 20 Dining
$50 dining an f ca s s5S D'4ns 1905 nsh, 1905
sol IHERN RAILwAY.-Express. 40 D. "''
ATLANTIC. COAST LINE-Erpre,s go a m. and ''''
ffd h G6 T6x4 s26S4 sgs S'
A1ANT p sass paf f@s
CAPE MAY.I2op m. weekdays Des0ro''e' and c0''-
'%9s ra.s Gnrlss'p . spnfsy oisaa
s s1sf sta9o sS o '5e a'S and
cortland streetsl' go a. m, 1910, 10. DO ii'''
D. !" S.adI FoR 4 r il u De ,.. 80
Ppipg 90 c32 $50 59 259 Fax l'? $50 az SbinSs
carr. : o. 80 p m. II % night sunday. $40 "a %
$50 $50 92o $50 G.imtcd, $50. 70 80 a. M, iSo
DINING Car. $50 i2O Dining caTl 80 ,D.n''s N"''
r55o Dining c!n. 40 $40 30; 293 night and asi
Ticket offices Nos. 4Gl. ga. 1895. l3@3 III anu -
broadway, Nstor House; West Twenty tnfa sore "a,
station and stations foot Of Desbrosses ano
Streets. Court Street. SEQ Fulton Street ~
and Brooklyn station. Brooklyn station jerry
City The New York Transfer Company Will caIl ~
and check baggage hotels and residences through
t. destinyion ,,.
Telephone hi27i Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad cab Service -
,. b. HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-15
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
From foot Of Liberty ST.
day. 49, SO 1919 81 az 80 Dining GsrI MT A.
SUNDAYS 40 1000 dl.3O Dining Carr A. NJ, 200
100 Dining Car 500 p NJ. i2l5 mdt Additional trains
r philadruha week days. 300 A. NJ, 1880 400. 430,
$780, 900 r N. Sundays 200 ,CS. :, A. NJ 40 p
week dsys 40 100 SD $40. 500. 9:os $40. e3o
1000. ioI5. io.3s los ll:3o 1893 A. NJ l2?5 i2ss
AS 455 525 $50, $40, o:2S. $50; 1903, 100 50
Oh Ok 1O.5s II: r. NJ 1915 mdt sundays. 100.
~ 10 90 II 20 A. NJ 12:Oo NJ. 1255, 200, $50 90.
ass 20 49, 80 6:oO $50. 7;25. s25, $40. s5o.
IO55 r. NJ. l2:i5 mdt. =.
Tickets ana Rrq car e seats az, at foot o. as s5
vav 1871 9th Av 81 East 14th St, 1913 East 10th ST;
273 West l25th St. 81 Golumbls d. New for Ti,
,amsburg The New York Transfer 60. Will call for and
check baggage from hotels or residences 70 DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-15
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through Trains leave New ork. loot o. Chambers st.
a. follows and I'VE earlier from West
$500 A. M.-Nestlbuied Express daily Tor Biughamton
WayeTN, Elmifa. Bunao. bradford Arrive Buffalo 500
= VI. Parl1r to Buffalo.
2sOO T.. M.-Nestbuled Limited fast mail Daily solid
tram for Chicago. Cleveland $40 A Chicago
T. NJ sieep,rs to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car.
7,5O =. M.-Buralo and Cleveland Vesubuled Express
Daily. arrives Buffalo 1.O6 A M Bradford III A NJ
Jamestown 100 A NJ. Cleveland 10 r. NJ sleepers 10
Buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections for
Detroit Chicago and the West. CafH Library Car
S;t5 T.. N.-Solid train 10 Chicago Seepers t. Hor-
Chisvo and cincinnati Dining
YI,lCKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations at III. ll3. POI I0l and o5T BROAD
way ~ Bowrr, l56 East l25th ard Ill West Io5,s
st Chambers West 2Sd ferries, -Yors "a,
Fulton-st l06 Broadway. Brooklyn 200 Hui xSn
IT. Hoboken. and Jersey city station Wesco Express
10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-15
WANTS A TRUST DEED SET ASIDE.
MRS ANNE L. vRooMAN BRINGS SUIT AGAINST
HER BROTHER

Baltimore Jan Il (speciaD.-The suit Of Mrs
Anne l. vrooren. wife Of Walter vrooman. for
rnerly OF Network. but now living in ST. Louis
20 set aside deed Of trust to her brother, cover
ing her Interest IN the estate Of her father. the
late George " Graflin. was heard to-day in the
United States Court hero Mrs. Vrooman's father
r,ss ore of the wealthlest manufacturers in this
ci.v About a year ago Miss Anne Grafiln then
forty-seven years old. married Walter Nrooman,
who was only tventy-eight. William H. Grafiiin.
her brother, was in charge Of her fathers estate,
and he objected 70 her marriage because or the
6isrsrfty IN aga He did not meet Nrooinan and
would not talk with his sister about the marriage
The brother agreed TO pay each OF his two sisters
80 month 40 long as the fathers estate re-
,ofred In the firm II y ". Graf1n & Son 40
~ vroo-oan intended going West with her hus-
he,5 she saws IN her bill OF complaint that she
.c-ee6 10 sign q deed OF trust. she hearo tho
rca6ing Of the instrument by the lawyer on feo-
,,arv 2 a short time before her marriage IN
rehruarv g. she says. she signed the Instrument
without reading It again or without actua4y
trov,fng that II was the same instrument Later
-. eavs she learned that Il gave her brother iu.
1911 ~ all her property except insurance pol
,cos valued Of $4,000 and house vaineo ~ sIo'V"
Afte~ ST Louis lawyer had Informed her Oh
-. ,,-rort - the instrument she consulted ex-
rovsrnrr stone who tod her trat tNe IeeG r.
SC}roT bor of al control OF her property men
go v,r-e 10 her brother. uporaidns nm an ii hs
nun re asperslons or his honesty mace IL 13e
y-.te~ Tho sui; followed. III. OldlHlHt IN -
that MS sister knew me Iul Rp he neglected TO
-, 5ar Inc promised $500 month becau IT,. ~ nc
,of ieft her address and she lett W Vyoomsn.s
DAY o. ny ,roo~rving his sister, ana says that l.
mo c5.tra-y to her fathers wishes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-15

Plans for now buildings alterations lied
AT the Department q Buildings follows.
New buildings. main ONCE
i35th 81 A. 275 n ~ Amsterdam -are. for
three ave story brick nsthouses = 6NsS and
27xss. Frederick Schuck. No Il 81 Nicholas
Place. owner. John Hauser. No La 90 ave,
Stanton-st. No l9i and ls9. for six-story
brick nathouses. stores. .5105 and 2iH
SG4, Urry Goodman. No ~ Eldrdge-st owner.
Nathan LANCER No 376 MadisOn-st. architect. ~ 90
a2d-s;. = corner Nsdson-ave for a slx-story
brick hsthouse. with y J. Ottiuger
~ East 7Oth-st owner. r Ogden & Co. No
1881 Madison-sve architect ..-.............- 5000
Alterations branch Office.
West Farms Road corner iT3d-st, A three
story frame dwelling. and a one-and-a. hall
story frame shop. John " Peters premises
owner L Fax. architect -. 1900
Alterations main Office.
eih-ave, No 4si. story brick tenement
house with store; Louis Steets. premises,
owner, X : townsend. architect ............. AGO
e3d-st llg n " Of Amsterdam-ave a one
story brick boilerhouse etc. 25xlOO: George
Ehrrt No li91 PaTk-avc owner J Kastner,
No ia broadway. architect ................. 1900
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REAL ESTATE.
CHURCH PROPERTY IN sIxTH-AvE. SOLD


The tcur-story brick dwelling, No $50 sixth-ave''
occupying plot 2Ox7ss. between the Church OF tho
Holy Communion and the Studio. has been sold by
the trustees of the church for $1,000. The name
OF the buyer and the purpose 70 which he VIII put
the building could not be learned yesterday inc
Rev DR.. Henry Mottet the rector OF the church'
could not be seen. but one OF his assistants coh-
frmed the announcement of the sale Inc hohe
for old women which the church maintains on the
second floor OF the building, he SAID might pe 'e
moved TO other quarters. .
The Of the purchaser OF tne piot E,1 iou
story building at the southeast corner o, S e,
and Twenty Arst-st., which was repor,eu . sou .
The Tribune weeks ago. is sun heP. 80 o..
There was rumor yesterday that me purcha nor
ner but this could not be confirmed; $500.
w F. 4 c. H. smith yes,srdaI 500 or No as
Brook-ave.. 25x15x9O, 20 Adoph steiner Ior 500
The Arm mas also sold Tor h0per'sS s s91 and "a;
Fasle-ave 25x7SxioO to a Mr.. Davidson. for SS4 0co
for AdOrh sener ne ESQ feet south Of
Gun Hill Road ON plot SSx1o0. for 5000 ne
vacant lot on the north side OF for
Mr. Davidson. for 5000 and the vacant Iot On o nv
hundred and -eig hty-seventh-st to MI Muiiisah'
Miles & Heller sold for Lowenfeld PTsjer, to
Mrs May Sandy the nVe-story d0uDle Id 5tsoS
No q West One-hundred-a and thrty-hrst-st-' zSHsoA
NTar G S. f. Cameron sold Nos. 1s5 and lsI
sprng-st northwest corner OF West Broadwayi two
three-story brick buildings win I"o,suOty On
building on of No. l67 lot ASK about lo' Oh
private terms - g.. Nth. r,oodhar,
No llq Park-ave.. a three-story brownstone d"ei-
ing Il 8x55x7l, for $3.50 . 10.
ii Is repor &c that William r. PEI has 500 po11,
75xlO0li. on the north side Of One-hundreo 1anu-
twelfth-st 100 feet west Of Ftfth-ave 70 builder
who will erect group Of fve-story hathouses
Charles r Schuyler & Co cold for Frankyn Law Law
renee to Moses Arondstne No. 30 to 81 East one,
-drst-st three fve-story hathouses. on
a plot 75xl00u Mr. Lawrence bought them o'nS
The United States Casualty. Company, now &c
c,lDving the thirteenth floor OF the German Amer
can Pnildinr at Nassau and Liberty SITS. has
leased for a term OF years the entire eighth parI
OF the seventh floor In the new Washington Lille
Building at the southwest corner OF Broadway
and Liberty-st. , 49,.
years have occupied Offices In the BRYANT Build
ing have leased the Offices on both hrst ana sec,
nnd doors In the same building formerly occupied
by the Title Guarantee and Trust company
AT the Broadway SalesrOom yesterday thompson
& Pryor sold in foreclosure the leasehold prov
erty 25xlo5 with fve-story brick tenement, noH Use
and store No ES Second-ave.. 10 the plaintin iof
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-15
JOSEPH SMITH BRYCE ISC0MPETEN4'
TRY MAKES THIS DECISION on THE AFPhioA-
TON OF MS SON.


TIoN OF MS SON.
r.s.,rro,v was taken late yesterday AFTERNOON
SA.~,,,s furry 10 determine as 10 the mental
oo,6i,Ion Of Joseph Smith Bryce. wealthy ous-
rsss man Of this city Mr. Bryce IS ninety ye1I'
old. and until recently has been IN inc t1,o
-. .. ri. large interests. He lives at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel - ".
TIovd Bryce son. appears as petitioner ne
asks tina, a commission be appointed " On. nv
obarca Of his fathers estate The son was uhe
-r,nc,nal witness He said that his 1ather oeea''
I,s,ng his memory about six months ago forget
ting Withdrawals and loans "hich ne nII "l' ,e
&c., hanks and business engagements he also
sai6 that mis- father had frequently OF lsos IN an
ened 10 have personal trlenus ,A ,bnro he
ga - threatened was Alexander !" OFT. - =
hrs daniel ". Stmson. T. l. keyes anu H. NJ
,,r,-,doe ell testified that they had eXsminea Ml.
49, "a - his mental condition, ana agreey -
rs Vas suffering from senie dementa snd ina ina,
h. was totally incompetent 10 manage HID 0"''
M prvce was not present az ne hearing ana
made no contest. Inc jury u'''-~- ~
was incompetent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-15
er1rrnr or 4 MINNESOTA PHYSICIAN.

Glencoe, MINI. Jan H.-Dr. c. B. Day. one Oh ,','
-, n,,sioiors of Minnesota committed suicide
-. .yering He entered the gunshop OF William
Tast,co and asked 70 borrow a revolver stating
thai he wished 70 use It 20 shoot at target I'M
,no5iateiy upon receiving it he placed the weapon
An MS mouth and discharged it, the contents COM
t,c ou, through the top Of his head. death 6eiEg
-, irs.enfaneOus Or. Day was son Oh tne
iais DR.. Day. for fifteen years postmaster at 81
Paul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Addison Matilda TO william Finn. No 22s .. nm
pachracR Louis 70 Iny W Beresford ct a. tris-
tees etc No ID 2d-st years. ........::.- 5000
Bsrte Augusta. to Fritz Barte. No e3i East 1884
Beck FTsasTicl. Es c,arA a. guardian s3
j2nng 9is years hi, %or CaTs >, s,d:a $1,000
etc 2oe {, Of 1a4h-si. and 2 adjoining lots .o.oo
,.l1hars Or scbha,fs- Christina. TO Rebecca
Hunneke corner Daly-ave and lsist-st. oo
ch ySt' Richard J. to Title Guarants and Trust
Company, No 24s Front year. 300"
2a5s It Of Columbus-svo. ; years. mort .son
crrrso' Joseph 70 Don 4 Gaylord , 1881 st.
30 5 It y y ColumoqIs,-aye months 400
oa Ha1 ,i5s1san-aIc and is.h yeprs 5000
Cohen. Michael Benjamin = Nanierre. nos ssl 1880
polan. Jane, F 20 Edward p steers. n ii4th-
-, 1870 . Of P"r-a r,e 'fr 1000
corner 2d-a,e and a5,h-s, with adjoining strip
rdsar George and oilers 70 Tile Guarantee and
and esth 81 ! year ..."..............''. s2oo
Finn. Pes- H and others to game No ils West ooo
piii,y. Absie 'i r to Andrew p parker trustee
Harlem pl'i Bfdss to vs g d IVES. chester ron
'G'T; 20 4's' 81 to S aiso NS' a7b s@'
cor Charles A. 70 sophie CON st. 1875
It Of Columbus ave war. ;;.....;,.....; 800
smother trustees etc. No &c Bowery. year 1900
Glsdhii Elen. = Isabella l. beeinan. No s57 ,ooo,
Graham. Richard, 10 Amelia Smith, 7th-ave.
$50 X Of 2ith-st. years '............. 1900
Graham. Richa-i, TO Amelia smith. 7h-ave.
$50 q Of 24th-st. years ................. 1000
Hrseman Felix. and wife Anna l. Jaeger
Ogien-ave. widened, "a 1t OF Union st.
years 1900
Hitchcock Harvey ~ 10 Sarah l. Fairbanks SIS
i7oh-st 1871 It Of Frankin-ave l year. -. 1900
Baum. Harris, 10 the Greenwood Cemetery. No
S. to 81 Bayard-st .....,...... 5000
Jenkins Georye Bradley 3 Currier Compapy
I27h-st. 1870 It Of PARK ave. ). year., 5000
etc. 127th-s 40 u e Of Park ave and ad-
Joining lot years. morteases -. 1900
KreHffz Annie o John Duffv ms No
Of oiinviis wiliansbridse Depot, years. 1900
KOrn. Henry. John Beekman s Mott
ave 200 Il n Of l44h-st, also Mott ave-
SIS z n Of i44th-st and W Mott-aye. 20 II
q l4eih-st, year, ........,....>......... 1900
Lawrence Walter Frederic Md6leblCok
" corner Iiti-ave aad 43d 81.
McKeone. Thomas 70 Jacob Hirsh. ll2het.
100 It g Of 7th-Ave u year.............. .2a5
property. j, year ................. 5000
Nolan, James j. and Mary Margaret wheei--
han. e7th-et. 100 n . of Amstsrdsm-ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-15
HsPPTrD IN SPITE or HIS FATHER.

Cleveland, Jan. 1.-THE marriage in this cry OF
1-a,,on Van Norman 10 Miss Maud Theme on jan
nary has just been brought to light The home OF
both is in San Diego Cal. where they are wei
known. Van Norman paid attention 10 MISS
Theme until his father who is wealthy physician
Of San Diego. objected, and threatened 10 o'S'N-
=. So. rrbe yo,,rr MAJ came here 10 study
nc5Icire During the holidays Miss Theme came
Fast TO visit relatives, and the wedding. toiowed
TIE couple are spending their honeymoon IN Minne-
euOlis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-15
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals
Stations in New-NOrk foot Of Liberty ST.
and Whitehall Terminal.
Iralns ieaXA foot OF Liberty 81.


on and after y ". 14th 1897.
For Faston. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
g.. 40. 75, $40 a. NJ. u2oo NJ to Eas,0nl ITO
F. NJ sundays 40 q 20 to Easton) A NJ 100. $50.
500 p. ". .
For Wllkesbare Pittston and Scranton. 9:lo A. NJ,
t.lO 100. f:i5 p. VI Sundays. 4:30 A. NJ -.
For Reading Harrisburg at 4:30 500, $40 1000.
II 30 to Reading A. NJ. 40. 100 GOO 400 10 Read
ng) $780, son j:4j 900 a. Reading P NJ, ~ 10 night
sundays 400 Gl 80 Reading a. NJ. 100 200. $50.
+. NJ, I2:l5 night. - ,o eoo
$40 A. NJ. l:lO, 1890 800 F. NJ Sundays 4:30 A. d.,
900 p. NJ. -
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For Rcd Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park. ocean
Grove. and points south to Point Pleasant; 80 $40
nOi5 Red Bank only. II 30 l. NJ, 1880. :45 $40 Red
bank onlyJ. 4:I5 40 53s. 6l5 p NJ sundays stops
at nteriaken for Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. 300
10 Is Rcd Bank onyD \. N. 100 T. ".
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 $50 1915 NJ. i:45. 40. 440 g :3S Saturdays
only) r. " Sundays 1915 A. NJ
For Toms River. Park. and Barnegat, +3O.
$40 A NJ 1.45 $40 z. ". Sundays. 1913 A. VI.
For Atlantic City Vineland and Bridgeton 40 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach. seabright and Highland. Of
Navesink 4:3O $50 1870 A NJ. 100 1:45 AIS. 40.
40 p N SUNDAYS 900 A NJ. 400 p. NJ
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BALTIMORE * OHIO

foot Of Liberty Street
.Daily Except Sunday. sunday -.
Pii-TTsprRG.. $40 a. n. 1878 p. m $500 p. m
sI2 II night N30 a. Liberty s.. only)
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS 1000 a m 80 80 p D m;
oil 20 a m CDiner) 900 DINER. 70 = Dinsr). '455
G)iner) 's55 p m and '12.l5 night.
NORFOLK. +1i.30 a. ~ ooo
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper, 1928 100 p m
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light go
Orrces: iI3 i72 26i. 43i li4o Bdway. 81 r. ltth-st
1877 Powerv " Y. 339 3t4 Fulton St, Brooklyn: White
hair Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
10 destination.
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mr. LACK \WANNA AND WESTERN r. h.
pS.n;,onx in New-NOrk. foot of barclay
md Christopher streets.
xrrSTIuII,ID TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
pINTSCH LIGHT

CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT. -
r,,-,., route 10 NEWARK. BLDOMtIEI.D MONTClAlH
THE ORANGES, summit Bern2rd9ylle Ba som,
XXI, 6iaseb oSer. stanhope NEwTON. BUDD's LAKE.
f ToaiKI HoPATcONC,' Hackettstovn sCHoOLEY'S
No, NTAIN. Washington, PHILIIPSBURG, EASTON.
WATER GAP, STROUDSBURG. POconO Mountains,
sCRANTON, pITTSTON WILkESBARRE NANTl-
T osn bfHtiIiAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH Water
sYYP9,ct.sE. osWEGO. ITHACA. OwEGO. FLMIRA.
S0RTlN1i BATH. pANSNIILE, BUFFALO and all
noinfs WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 4 M-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
1905 'My-ccafe csD BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
R1(CIIFI;LD SPRINGS SYRACUSE. and OswEGO
F;XPIf.SS Pullman Parlor Cars. Connecting at
Ifrfs Al, with trains for Chicago and points West
100 p NJ SCR ANTON WIbKESBARRE and EI,MIRA
FXPREsS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
400 = NJ SCRANTON. WILKESBA ARE AND PLYM-
ZOO p NJ ,uaily)-Chicago Ncstihuled Limited Express
~ Tor St.RA NTON. BGNGHAMTON. ELMIRA BUFF
FATO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car, New-York to
Chicago. Dining Car west 81 Buffalo
40 p VI Daiit)-Hunalo Express. Pullman Seepers FOR
SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMlRA, BATH Mt
$50 p " (Dsily)-RUFFAIO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMIRA. SYRACUSE
UTICA and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
T1cIiTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS al,
Henry Gaze & Sons. Limited. ll3 Broadway. "a Park
stations i2th st ~ West i25th-st. 235
Columbus York 33s and 736 Fulton ST. and
Broadway BROOKLYN Timetables giving full infor-
wFsTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call and
check from hotel residence TO destination
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"N'FNt
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo T. Pullman veaihrls Day
and Parlor Dining Car service. Meals Ia
Connects Buffalo with through seepers to
Detroit and Chicago.
*I2:2O. t2:1O L. NJ daily, except Sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate points.
.12,5O. 1915 j. ~. Sundays only. for EASTON.
MATCT CHUNK and the coal branches -
40. I 40 i. VI. daily, except Sunday for WILKES
BARRE. PlTTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate Connects for all points In coal regions
Wilkesbarrc
1880. 1tO y. VI. dally. except Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE PITTSrON. SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations all points In the coal
gions Pullman Buffet Paror Car Wilke sbarre.
'3;5O, t.2O T.. II. daily. except Sunday for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations Chair car TO Beth
.i:5O. 5,I5 p NJ. daily FOR EASTON and intermediate
.6:50. 700 p NJ daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS. and al points West Pullman sleeper vestibule
train y Y 70 Chc,go. Seepers @ Buffalo and Toronto
$50 S:,O = VI daily. except sunday stopping only
at SOUTH PLAINFIETD. EASTON. BETHLEHEM
MATCH on NIX. /. Il Il. JUNCTION SAYRE. GENE
"a ROCHESTER BATAVIA. BUFFALO and TORON-
TO Pullman sleeper flr Buffalo. None but sleeping
passengers carried. No baggage carried.
80 DiOO T. NJ daily for WlLKESBARRE. It'll
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
Additional local ans daily. except sunday FOR BOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave follows $50
70 5000 10 SO 1000. 1890 Sundays only A. NJ,
900 go and 20 $50 r. NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3. 2si 273
355 ga ami 100 Broadway. 81 +. fth ST. $50 i25tt
s, l2T Boxery y Y: 500 Fulton 81. I Court St. o.
broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
Transfer CO will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through 20 destination
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

William L. Trenholm. who is TO retire from inc
presidency OF the American surety company "
the annual meeting on January u, saio !es'e'ua'
that his retirement was due 10 an rrecohcAaoi7
difference Of opinion between himself ana INC LN
,cutive Committee concerning the policy OF the
characterization o. the company. II was reported
thar ,he chief point at issue was the question OF
expenses The company. Mr.. Trenholm saiu hhu
been able 70 compete successfully IN poHUot .e'O'
for surety business. such as that obtained oy d
MARYLAND company in this State through the po-
itical pull OF a son Of Thomas c. P!att IL is
stated that Ny Trenholm vii be succeeded as
nresident Of the American Surety Company oy
Walter s. Johnston. The annual meeting o. the
stockholders OF the State Trust Company TOOK
place yesterday TIE directors whose terms OF o.
exception OF ". l. Trenholm and Charles X f ,or
Thom9S kyen smith w1s eI S place Of Mr. Flint The
Board IN organize next week. when II Is cI-
Gr trenholm has sold his stock holdings in both
the American Surety Company ana me sac ~
Company The two companies are Closely ie'@''o
The first Of the recently discovered counterfeit
ons-hundrcd-dollar silver certificates to reach the
suh-Treasury in the regular course OF business was
detected YESTERDAY by G. AF ems , nn sxpg Te
Scjve5 rom The Hanover National Bank. TO which
Il came from the Williamsburg Savings Bank
Augustus W Peters president Of the Borough Of
Manhattan, yesterday sent in his resignation as
chairman Of the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum
Exchange in which capacity he had served for
nineteen years. He said he could not give proper
attention 70 both places and therefore resigned
from the Exchange
A return now Of gold from Canada 10 New-York
has SET IN The amounts received from Canada In
the last ten days have reached total Of $4,000 by
the Ncw-York agency Of the Canadian Bank OF
OF Montreal
Ellis II. Roberts Treasurer Of the United States,
called at the Sub-Treasury yesterday. He was on
his way 10 Washington from visit 10 Utica y. Y.
his former home
Standard Oil Trust certificates yesterday sold at
sS the highest price record.
WANT0 4 TRrSr DEED SET aside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-15

return now Of gold from Canada 10 New-York
has set In. The amounts received from CANADA IN
the last ten days have reached total Of $4,000 by
the New York agency Of the Canadian Bank or
Commerce. and 10000 by the agency OF the Bank
OF Montreal.