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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-11-03
WiSCOESi n Central Time Table
PASSENGER TRAINS,

PASSENGER TRAINS,
Gong West.
Leave Manitowoc ........5N 90 a. m. 2:55 p. IN.
. McnaShH. ............b41 4:45
= Neenah ........ 100 500 -
Brri,E Ashland .............2:i5 p. m. 7:55 a. m
: fSt. Paul ........ ......4:25 = S:l5
= Minneapolis. 800 : $50
500 a, N. train ont of Manitowoc makes CON
nection at Neenah at 7:n0 a. IN. with train for
Oshkosh, Fond du Lac and other points south
thus giving NanItowoc people a chance to go tu
Oshkosh and Fond du Lac the same dHy-2;5h =.
m train also makes connection at Neenah AT $40
y, IN. for south.
Gong East.
Leave MinneapoIis..... ....7 20 a. m. 7;ob p. m
st. Paul -. ..........SOO " 40
= Ashland .......- .....S:40 " 7:25 -
Neenah -. ........S;lA p, III sos n. m.
Menasha a..............5:25 . 7;l5 .
Arrive ManltowuC ..........7;l5 " Hal5
7 90 q III. train out of Neenah gets connection
from North and South at ZOO 4, NJ. 5:l5 y. m.
tram gets connection from South at $50 p. III.
W. II NANDEGRIFF. AIT.
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HABITS OF THE CAT.
Its Actions Show 1t Is a Solitary AMI
NAL by Nature and Free
from GreeIfness.

All the cats habits show it to be by
nature a solitary animal. Even in early
life, when family ties bring out the
instinct of association, this is ap-
parent. If you compare the play of
puppies with that of kittens you will
find that in one case companionship
of some kind is an essential, for if a
puppy has no playmate of his own
species he will try to make use of the
nearest biped; whereas q cork or bit
of string is all that is necessary to
satisfy the requirements of the kitten.
The way in which the cat takes its food
is sure sign that in its natural state il
is not in the habit of associating with
greedy companions, says Wild Traits in
Tame Animals.
When given something to eat il first
carefully smells the morsel, then takes
it in a deliberate and gingerly way
and sits down to finish it at leisure.
There is none of that inclination TO
snatch hastily at any food held before
it which we observe even in well-trained
dogs, nor does a cat seem in any hurry
to stow its goods in the one place where
thieving rivals cannot interfere with
them. Indeed, no greater contrast in
natural table manners can be observed
anywhere than when We turn from the
kennel or the pigsty and watch the
dainty way in which cat takes its
meals. That cat allows people to
approach it while it is feeding without
showing jealousy proves that it does
not attribute TO human beings like
tastes with its own.
oldest Liquor in the World.
The gold water" of Dantzig. Prus-
sia, probably is the oldest liquor in
the world, and the estate upon which
4 is made, known as Der Lachs, is now
celebrating its three hundredth ami
versary. The books of the makers
show a full and complete record of
sales since 1898. Under date of 1919
may be found the entry: The Rus
slams and Prussians are besieging the
town in order to free it from the
French. Have sold off all my stock of
spirits.
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w. L. CONWAY, Nj. d,
Physician and Surgeon. Office South
Sth Street, opposite Schuette's store.
Residence 5I9 n 9th street. Iele
phone lob.
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J II NULHOLLAND, M ID

Practice limited to
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Office hours:
9to II a. m, to 4 y. m, to 5 p. m
Office over Mendlik x Mulholland s,
n. Stn Str. Manitowoc, Wis.
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NASH q NASH,

TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT La w
\ ONCE over National BANK hlRhtn suee'
Collections promptly attended 10.
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Telephone IA.
Graduate Chicago Veter
mary College.
t. r. FLACk,
Veterinary Surgeon
and Dentist
931 South Eighth ST.
Manitowoc. Wis.
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pEt nses % niss: sE''o'; M 1900
Bacon. iee'h-st 100 IT c Of Prospective. 3 81,
F,s rs Sc to Fsss% p Tss ROAD . %;.
Hahn. joseph, 70 Moses J, siroocK, No. iOs East o
Porter, %iiiia@ K to /. Lndseg roun,aine. ,0o
4O,h-s 225 4 Of I'1,sys y year - 1000
st wears NoD"' ''.'i..... 5000
scsnuss, Frsnci, j. to Lambert. suyda%, re ,oo
wSi Sp.ny Mary s. !f s15S. o and trust
Ferguson john 'i's 5. to William P Dison ana
SSts s. eSs's'' iso Of 6f ave- It i,h.
i?' feet q c,have; year -. 1900
cna' C0!di Ella, F. TO T William sn'h trustee, 1000
Wiley George to the instiu,i9n for sayns ss,S Of
ST, also iiih-sye :. 600 +, Of aath-st, :, MN
years q mor;ssgts ..::.:......... 1900
also sS'h-s,, 100 # Of lit'-ave, years ., NM
Coleman. ca,harne f. to Regime pun1l, No ait ,oo
CORN. caroline and M>.cs to solomon ven. No o
soe E'., ss'ls eassh3la secures ri ;n.oo '"00
h1 "y. e. " ., H icss 81. W'' years o" 500
M sns ;;s' and ga %aT c,..hG
Bonn Darfara J. to John I,enner. i2'h-st, ~,
pi ass frank Of =, Av M, "A GSs:r 'o
220 {: u ah-aye. Yeas :, ..,,,i,, 1900
ond another. trustees. cSis'. 90 # Of ., ~,
VANS. Amserdsm en-. year, ,,s Excelsior saving.
BANK 53,h-s, 100 T, " Of ist-avc years 5000
Johnston. John Virginia Anderson. e BROOK oo
25l 2 OF i39th-st. years............ 2oOc
Kempner Elias. the Mercantile Trust Co. .. -
No 90 Gro~o-s. years ................. 21ooo
I.uz. Louis to George Ehret. n corner Nor
ris-ave and lsis-st. and e Morris 100 II .o
OF ls3d-st I year .:........ 100
Mast Gaosro and Louis. simon Elsncr = 90.
corner ieth-st snl Decatur-ave >ear 1900
40 is5 Ess, Ioo,, e. Years ...,..........:. 100
schat.r Msrv. to pnoch Bel corner "a ,.on,
Smith Andrew II. - Senmen's Bank FOR SAVINGS. ~
n 5sth- 100 u OF Madison-ave. years; 10000
Same 70 Davidson II Smith. same property ,oo.
w'sn.r,h,usen si.qfred TO Frank Hasb-ouck
- aoth-st. 100 Y W Of Coumhus-avA year i'o"
Tausss Gustav 70 r. cruseT e. 49, a.. rus
YEAR, ...,,.''........ 5000
Van Orden. Lena J. Elizabeth clifford. SIS ,oo
WidunE. George to John schillnc corner mn
lst-aye and s5th-st month =: - boo
wershSusen s;"sfrei to rrce has9T %ss 1900
Hogencnmp. John NJ. 20 tNs Lawyers Title In
surance Company. i24'h-s' $50 and 27' IT O, mn
Lewis. Louisa I 's and william R TO NeT York
Security and Trust Company. No II Mulberry ann
Iaurniir Sara II 10 Maniy 4 Raymond
Crotena Park. North, 100 II W of CFot7na-aVe mn
LANCER. samuel 10 simon Epstein. corner ,ooo
Rutgers Place and Clinion-s instalment. LOU
S!eghardt. Ferdinand A. 10 Charles RNynauH n
I42d-st. 1866 It Of Alexnnder-are IN INN
johnson Emma to tho Trustees OF the Fund for
Aged and IrNrm Clersymen Of the E church a AN
No 30 2d-ave years .....'...', ioO"'
Smith. Susan L. 70 the LAWYERS Mortgage IN
surance Company. 3d. 200 = e OF 6th- "a M,
years f..''. 'ooVo
Tyler Roberta. TO the Lawy.rs Mortgage In ~ mn
surance Company No 25 Whitest, years pou
Wiier.hsusen Siegfried Georse ? laham'
et si execu,ors etc. n s0th-st. $50 II W OF 49, III.
Columbus ave year 1.-TWO mor'sases''''''''' "'''
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Railroads.
NNSYLVAkIA
RAILROAD.


AM rEsSnoSsks NND toHinANDr orkhsto, 4.
sr,, ns ssns s . t,s" ,a Ss'DIo.s', ana 0eo ioi
.m,n'' t"hd snse. e!.r9n , .n.. ,,,o, Car
Ssw hcft 3 ru:osis; s.sssi"s Car P''''o's to
s:$ i.sS,.f9
n cr" "'" 70 s;t Eso Des nd c "
!" H. d iS'; x 4: G s LOUIS ExrnEss
o." I = WE NE TGfS" 5s:ss
Is w. 's ?hG ssffRh ~
."s C1Mi'" PAcT S4"ofG?H p F' rnsas an,
So" :d:e " IA w VI. as 3 Ia'I. rs.:
burg az W.; gay > ,'I rn I"I sSxrM ''''"
20 : ~ 30 800 DINING tafj 80 a., 49," i.no. rats
$50 Lin s Paiy, Sns , p,'" % /. q;
nish, sunday, vaO 1850 m 80 % c" "1sa.s
so HfT ty foinS A. ' FSrda nj m
A!I1XT Ss' s'ss%,S' 80 !: 20 .s
r6F as ASx4 t 2s!p NJ n S'
ArESH&ic a92 -" '9 %4ssa.y. e.:
CsT's Id cs s,Ies,. COR m" T'F'us" o'
CAFE aa o'G Weekday, md Corr
, 'an'i Rr sTTIS' A,bDry rank
roy. rOG' Pr;;sn r" y. w 10 T in o.
SUNDAY: 20 80 :" - sTo" o. 500 II 70
>. sunday; K s,. y
T1ins cr 10 80 i'9 i, =: % 0,l - 70 Gprns
carr 40 $40 p n. ~ ~ might Sundays N :"
$50 $50 go go G4m'',d 90 - % NJ "a, -
NO Dining Csn. 40. so p. m. i2ns nIsht ~,
Ticket Offices Nos. 4fi. aii. 1928 1T27 ~ ann -.
Broadway: Aston Houss West Tw'ntv-',irn 80,
Station and stations t,ot ~ DSsnr-.e. az 90 ps ~
end Brooklyn Annex Station BROOKLYN: station J,t.'s
CITY The New York Transfer Company WIZ cn.i .S
and check from hotels and residences 'nr'ns'
Tfisphore Eighteenth Street FOR Penn'vlvani'
n UY,rcuyverv - r wOOn
paa
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Ives Cobb. Architect, Chicago Buling Washington
y G.. February IS 1895 sealed proposals Will he
c@ived a, this Office until O'Clock r. NJ. Monday. the
fourth day of April 1893. and opened Immediately
Tor ali the labor and materials required tor
rclosng ot the L. 8. +. o.. c. Ho etc.
Chicago H. accordance with drawings and spcclnra
tons copies OF which he had application this
Office In requesting plans. etc applicants
what similar work hey have performed. Each bd must
be- accompanied by certified check for the sum II MY
thousand dollars t50oC. and the bidder Will
be required furnish bond IN the ~ i've hundred
thousand dollars $500 00o) The rght - re
all bids and 20 waive defect
IT, bid should II he doomed the interest Of the
Government DO Proposals received after
stated will le returned 10 the bidder. Proposals be
made blanks furnished BY this Office and enclosed
a sealed enVsllp pc marked DN for erection etc Of chi
Building from give name and address OF hi1dcr)
addressed Henry Ives cobb Architect Treasury
Department Washington. . G.
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New-fork. foot u Chamoersst.
follow. and minutss earlier from West 2Jd-sl
900 q. M.-vesubuled Express daily for pinghsmtoa
wayerIy Elma Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 500
p. n. I.aror TO Bunalo
2:OO r.. M.-ves,ibulsd Limited fas, mail Daily solid
tP ~ slcepers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car.
s.sO p M.-Buraio and cley.land vss,isuled Erpr..s
Jamestown 700 NJ. Cleveland ~ 40 p NJ. sleepers to
Buffalo and Cleveland making diIect CONNECTIONS fos
S,45 y. M.-soi'd train IN Chicaro sl.erers Hor-
Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
yIyCKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations at III Il3; 26i. 4Oi and 957 Broad
Eay l27 Bowery 1856 East I25th-s and 81 West l25th-
e. Chambers and West 2Sdst. ferries; New-York 3s2
ard 20 Fuitons 100 Broadway Brookyn 200 Hudson
ct Hoboken. and Jersey City Station Westcot Express
calls and checks baggage from hotels and resdsness
to dsstina:iou.
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A DVERTIsEMEaTs and subscription, for The Tribune
n received their Uptown once No i.2i2 Broadway
"a north Z 5lsst. until O'Clock p m.
received al The GLOWING branch IN regular
onlc- untl O'Clock N. 'iz. 30 Sth-nVe.
CO.. 23i 81 i2 Gth-sts i2h-st Ma-v's Gth-avc
if'h-ft. li2 Columbus West G6th-st lpi
West 42d-st Gth-ave % Bat iltt-s a3T Wet
2i-st. between ;h and sih $50 East i1th-s, 1888
3i-ave botveon 10Th and nth l02G gi-a,e near
6lsis Los lr'-ave near S9h-st ESQ 81 ave. near
tlFt-s' So - ave 2l0 Ree~ler- 9o5
zoos 81 30 East 10Th o2l 80 ave 6G2 Sd ave
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OFFICE OF LIGHT .HOrSE INSPECTOR,

- Third District. at Tompkneynle y. Y. March l4h;
O'Clock NJ, Wednesday; the 18Th day OF April, lsos.
for maintaining all the Buoys In the channels 0:
Lake Champlan. Pawtucket River L. L. Taunton River
Mass H0usatonic River. Conn. the Hudson River be-
Z Great South Pay. souiE side * Long s.and. y. Y.
New Inlet, south side ~ Long Island \ y Jones inlet
nel. Long Island. y Y. Hog Island Init Long Ishn:.
Re authorized or one year from The hrst day u July
Forms Of proposals and printed specifications.
showing required. lie had IS applying THIS
The right is reserved - reject all hd.
any defects. and inrrsaee number u
buoys IN each Of the HIGHWAYS named clayse
effect MIL be inserted IN she contract WN. VI FOI.GER.
Commander L. :. y. Light House Inspector.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adams. Margaret Z. Katharine EnSlert
Jackson ave G0 T. n Of Columbia-nNe - FenTs
A!ndsiein. N0ser 20 william Dennhe'm. ~ - 10
"a Fast iOist- 81 mortgages. years: .....'
E!chhorn. Geza - Celia Eichhoin. 40 % I|"iS-
Caile william. 20 August Callle Broome~st
2:4 and 80 Il Of A!leE-st. Year, mort ,
tdgfs d. - 80
Lese Louis 20 Jacob Levy. No l5o to l4s Nor .
io.k-st = year. =, ..ii,t,
Trafalgar Place proposed. 40 Il of lfotn-st OF
=, Doqrpr-aV instruments ,.,.,..'
ketoe. John. 10 L>,us Iese. p Ni,h-st l'o II
y 3th-ayo. year....... ,.......... 5000.
Same sanne G r Plesssnt-ave. 290 e o;
4iysii-tt ! year
Fame 70 same. li@th-st. 80 II e OF 0ih-sve
year .......................... .............
DAVIS Hattie = ard william r. to Mainda O
Mace e al executors. lot 200, map IAconia
HHf . Hea.t
carpenter. Bertha and Achilles 20 Malinoa
Mace ct a.. trustees. iot 092. u nap
Village Of wskens.d demand ..................
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WEST SHORE RR

Trains leave <2d ST. station N. T.. as follows. and
10 M earlier rom foot Of Franklin ST.:
1915 A. Daily FOR Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches
Buffalo Niagara Falls, Fort Wayne. Toledo. Cevs-
land and Chicago. -
cus. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fails, Toronto. De-
trou Cleveland Chicago and St. Louis.
SAILS p Daily for tlbany. Utica syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago end St Louis
Time tables at PRINCIPAL hotels and off-es.
C. z. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave- Few York.
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NEW BUILDINGS.

SIC Six : Si az sa ' %w: IF Fax ts os1 H
Laushiin. No s46 East sis,-s, owner. charles 49,.
ThHave s. extends from ie,h /, lia,h ST. Tor
,wo sSrs,ory brick nathou:;cs, l looxoa II: Sea
0 00aIa Ne2e ilase5 areh,ecs '.@ 800 900
Re E. 20 H. e. 9netsor sTiGS 't oT0.r
thomas II Jackson 80 broadway. architect. 1000
ia ta. S S2s F P. r ne Xe s52 s s's na
owner Charles Renu. No 1873 4th-ave archi- :. ~,
Amsterdam ave :, 24Il +, Of i57,h-s,. t:r
25xso SAVER. Gross Heretner 80 j eos Park
X'y hsFs far arG an
BRICK factory ssSss seaboard Really company' ~, M
,sSS SS Gsr4e1 B1sfe Sg'n Sf two ~
s smb n sG we :S'lS S a1a o 2ss: Isv.
rrsatfh-aTe' POI 8 Of jcrer.on-s,
G.orse Reinhardt, owner, NJ J Garvin, No 1907 M,
St Lawrence-sye e s. $50 {, s % Mans.on-s,.
Di r owner, c6risophsr F Lohss. No 900 Nm
wes,cheser-aye srchi'ect Tor 400
srSva nd ' on. a"s c GTsPs ~ t
u@Sneor, Road "a , AZ, t1,m. q sr Mnnna scx
20: Hugh Muff,t 30 SIS East 1920 st owner; 800.
w hne'f Psi isHH Road sci IT 81 Flower
t2 oTn:f frame s'2i .S' fGIf:
Main-st corner rHpars 3, sv for nd ,hr+e1 1ro
ner, No 1871 loth-av". owner Lawrence Ring nm
rISsr PAX Wuliamsbridre for ,wo-s.ory
frame dwelling 2hS0 Frank McGarry. owner;
James II Perry. architect .s..,.......... ?4Oo
ALTERATIONS
Fir.t-ave. Nos I1ol and iloS. hvestory
brick tenemen' houses with stores; Joeeph
architoct 1000
43d-et lWh-aNe. 70 a three-s'ory brick
dwelling with store Mrs Finn. premises, owner; -
J ], Jordan. architect. SH
watcr-st l43 and 40. a four-story brick
warehouse and Office; Emanuel Hoffman estate.
ii2o Broadway architects .....@....... 1000
south-st Nos 3G4 and GG5. and F7ont-st. Nos
500 and 305. N f1ur-story brick stahle: Jack
Rent orchtect ..,...........'.... $500
iGSl-s, n $ 1928 II ~ ~ ave. 70 A two-sory
prsTa,.es oWneT: NJ GaTyln ar,h,ect ...'. 1900
Hoe-st - (, Of Home st 20 two story
Fricson archittct '.,"......,'.".' 1000
l6a,h-s, 25i " W az sheridan ave. 10 n two
sraT. ai pr.mssp owner Refssman. srchiteot 400
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WHERE WILL WHY California
YOU GO NOT M:o
THE LUXURIOUS
"Sunset Limited

Vow runs semi-vecISIy between CHICAGO.
ST. LOTS. and SAY FRANCISCO.
Via Chicago q Alton r. N.-s'. Louis. Iron nt'
& Southern II. R.-Tcxns and Pncihc
II. r.. and Southern Pncifc r. IL.
For fun information. ,-ee illustrated pamphlets MAPS
Timetables also lowest rates. slNepirgc1 tickets
and baggage checked apply TO $40 broadway. -Ol
Broadway. 3ot Brondway. y. \. CITY.
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

Leave New York whitehall Terminal. sSun sssry ana
toSt Of Liberty street
.Dsiiy. tkIcept sunday. isundays.
CHICAGO. '&.3O a. m. 100 IN. and 'lZ. 10 night
rIT1sBURG. '+30 q. m. 1928 .. m. 500 .. N.
sl3 Is night 40 a. m. Liberty OF. only
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 1000 a. M. '535 q.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE fi:33 1000 lDinsr,.
sliaO a. m tDinerp. 900 Dner), ~ = tDiner. 'tS
ODinsr. .s.33 ,. nj and 'i2la night
NORFOLK, III 80 a. m
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper. IS IS 40 o. m
All trains are Illuminated with Pntrch Light.
Cfce, he iT2 POI &3+. Il+0 Bdway, 81 y. 1<th-st,
~ Row,ry y. T. $50. 8+< Fulton-s. Brooklyn: White
Hsn Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
u Destination.
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DEL. LACKAWANNh AND WESTERN Il. II.
stations I'm New York. foot of barclay
and Christopher Streets.
VEsTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.

Direct route TO NtWAIth. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAlR.
THE ORANGES summit B.rnardsville Basking
Ridge. Madison Morrlsto~n. fdssaic. Paterson. Boon
ton Dover. stsniOpe. NEWTON. BUDDS LAKE,
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackeustown. SCHOoLEY
Mot NTAlN. Washington. PHILLlPSBURG. EAS-
non WATER GAP. sIHoJDsBURG Pocono Noun
taIn. sSEANT3Es PITrsTQN vi
Montrose, BiNGHAMrON, OXFORD NORWICH.
Water,Ilie. UTICA RfCHFr,LD SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA OWEGO, ELMIRA.
CORNING. BATH. DANNtLLE. Bt,FFALO and all
500 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL. stops principal
10. a M-eCafe Carp BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
HAMTON. OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMlRA. UTICA.
EiTFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO
EXPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars. Connecting az
Turaio with trains for chicago and points West
100 r. M-SCRANTON. WILKEsBARRE and ELMIRA
400 r M-sCRANTON. WILKESBARRE AND PLYM-
OtTIi EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
ZOO p n 1Dany)-Chicsgo Nestibulsd Limited Express
FOR SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BUF-
FALo Pullman Buffet Seeping Car. New-York to
SCRANTON, BINGHAMrON ELMIRA. BATH. MT.
MORRIS and BUFFALO arriving in Buffalo 4. ".
oaO = " ,Dalv)-BUFFAbO, SCRANTON BINGHAM
Ton OWEGO. ITHACA EtMiRA. SYRACUSE.
UTICA and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
TiScTETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a,
U,nrv Ga,o & Sons. Limited. III Broadway IA Park
pace 40 Broadwav 942 Broadway Tickets ferry
stations III ave 2thst 81 Vest i25thst. 235
Columbus-avr Nev-York. 23s and 73G Fulton 81. and
iOa Proadvay Brooklyn. Timetables giving full infor-
m8 wTsT r EXPREss COMPANY viii call tor and
check baggage hotel r~sidenc" ~ destination.
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OFFICE of Light-House Inspector. Th!rd Dis

~ Tompknsviile. y. Y. March iith. is9sPRO
pOSAI.S Will be received this Ofce untl IL o'clock VI
18th day Of April. lS9S
Provis for Vessels Light
in this district Forms OF proposals and printed in
CURED and Of delivery and payment OBJ
tanned this Office The right is reserved reject the
whole or part II any Oh ail bids and any de-
feets The right also reserved diminish.
not TO exceed third during the fiscal year guam
any article named the specifications.
and n clause that eject Will 70 inserted in the
The bid also. the price of c0mmuted
ratlons as per schedule the specfchtons The bidder
furnish Win his bid certified check.
in sum equal per cent ot the amount Of the
b! II Will returned Ia unsuccessful bidder after
made: the successful bidder when his
contract Is approved WI NJ FOICEP Comman6er
L. : y. Ignt- Hous. Inspector.
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LEHlGH VALLEY SYSTEM

stations .: West ZJl penn. IL RI. Caranit
Desbrosses
Indicates time from West sd ST Other figures show
time from Corilandt OF Iesorosses st.
'Gi1O 6;2O 4. NJ. daily sunday '6:i5. : A. ~ to'
EASTON ind intermediate stations.
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