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The herald., 1898-03-06
CHICAGO MARKET
Prices and Prospects Of the Trade in
Cereals

CHICAGO, March 5.-The opening in
wheat was steady. July starting un-
changed at 90H@9O%, and bringing 90iA a
moment after. May showed an opening
quarter-cent advance, at LOS The Ohio
state crop report, which made the condi-
tion of winter wheat 33 per cent below the
average, was a surprise to the trade as
previous reports were to the effect that
conditions were promising, and this
caused mOmentary strength. Then prices
commenced to drop. 1t was reported that
Armour had ordered 900 cars to load with
wheat at Minneapolis for shipment to Du-
luth. This was taken by many traders as
indicating a repetition of the great run of
wheat to Chicago which took place last
December and resulted in the withdrawing
of support, and also in heavily increased
offerings. Prices slid of in consequence,
May going down to S9%@S9M.
There were rumors current that the Lei
The herald., 1898-03-06
Eleven Johns in the Family

In reading the Sun I saw piece about
family having four Johns. think can
beat that. I know widow named May
field living in Paducah. She is the mother
of four girls, and three of them married
Johns, and the fourth was engaged to be
married on Sunday to a John, and broke
the engagement and ran away with man
by different name. Two granddaughters
also married Johns, and another grand
daughter was keeping company with a
gentleman named John. The old lady has
son named John and he has a son named
John, and three other grandsons also
named John, and one great-grandson
named John. In all, she has eleven Johns
in the family.-Paducah (Ky.) Sun.
The herald., 1898-03-06
SACRED CASTLES
Laws Recognize the Sanctity
of the Home.
Only Disease andlDeath Can Enter.

Old English
| a W Q S t a b.
lished the fact
that a mans
house Is his
C a 8 t | e. Not
even the King
can enter un-
| n v | t ed. The
home can only
be invaded by
d | s e a s G and
death. Death
will come SOON
or later to
everybody, but
disease must
now stand back
for natural law
as Kinrs must
The herald., 1898-03-06
Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, March 5-California dried
fruits steady.
Evaporated apples-Common, 5@Sc per
pound prime wire tray, S1amS9sc; wood
dried prime, SGS1ac; choice, Sa4@9c; fancy,
9R010c
Prunes-31aMSc per pound.
Apricots-Royal, 5h17c; Moorpark, S1Aq
l0c.
Peaches-Unpeeled, 5Q9c; peeled, 12G15c.
The herald., 1898-03-06
Imports and Exports

NEW YORK, March 5.-The imports at
the port of New York: Gold. $A, ,49S; silver,
s35 ,204; dry goods and general merchandise,
$40 .036, 113. The exports Of specie were:
Gold, $3.50; silver. $6O4,OS4.
The herald., 1898-03-06
Silver Bullion

NEW YORK. March 5.-Bar silver, 54M;
Mexican dollars, 44%.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-Bar silver,
55H; Mexican dollars, 451a@46.
The herald., 1898-03-06
Petroleum

OIL CITY, Pa, March 5.-Credit bal
ances, S2c; certificates, closed S31ac; total
sales. 26OOO shipments, 75,2O2; runs, 9S,2lC
barrels.
The herald., 1898-03-06
A French Woman LAWYER

1.-THE attempt of Mile. Jeanne Chauvin
to secure admission to the Paris bar has
created great sensation throughout
The herald., 1898-03-06

sss-lSS .......... ~ .................... - ~ - 1.5oo
ct al, 5so"iiS ................... ~ 49, " so 900
N. Bartol to r, Water, 526-76. ......... $3.50
H. s. Flora to o. l.. Cleveland, 354-45 $500
PW. Newhall to w. w. Tinker 470-9S 900
M. Schwed to II. w. Judson. 573-116 1000
j. A. Smith to l.. Dickey. 3lS-245.... 2577
Sixteen releases under $1,000 .......... G.610
Total .$7I ,043
The herald., 1898-03-06
Mortgages, $1,000 and Over

B.. r. Mitchell ct al. to J. H. Wal
bridge, trustee-Lot a. L. H. Mich
eners SUBJ, yrs, 9 per cent, 81 7e(
r: e. and p. r. Wheeler to w. ii. '-''
Purcell-Wh lot g. blk ii, l.. A.
Hstd trt, yrs, II per cent. I KIM
Same to Il. r. Brainerd-Same, yrs.
Ill per cent ................. of
+. L. Allies ct al. to w. o. Jackson: ~''''
Part lot 9, blk M, Mott trt, yrs. iOM
per cent .......................,, 1sl
J. A. Tilley and G. c. RILEY to + 1, 1'S0'
Spencer-Lot 90, Mills & Wicks Ext
yr. 1912 per cent ..........,,.. Or
d. Z. and w. b. Willis to X. Randall A'N''
Lot 4, Lake Ave. trt, yrs. per
Same to Adams Phillips Co.-Same: i'0V'
payable In installments; ii per cent no.
A. r. and J. M. Rogers to s. H. Rir- A'O''
ney-Lots M and N, blk 1922. Santa
Monica, yrs, II per cent ....... 2M
B. c. Rogers to N. A. Barker-Part -''0'
lots 2 and 18, blk N, Painter &. Rail
trt, yr, per cent ...,. en
L.. ID. and ]. F. Stocksdale to + n -''''
Stewart-Lot 2, Stewart & Fish's
sub, yr. 1912 per cent t....... sn
Eighteen mortgages under $1,000 .... 6'sS
iota' $50, ,7Ss
Releases, $1,000 and Over
G: 2, Phelps to C. g. Baldwin ct al.
The herald., 1898-03-06

Wall paper. late styles, low prices. at
\ 4 Eckstrom'A a2A South Spring street
The herald., 1898-03-06

1.-THE attainment of our greatest desires
Ds often the source of our greatest sor-
Rows"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-13
REAL ESTATE.
THE OLD PRESCOTT HOTEL SOLD AT
AUCTION

ALOIION.
Inc cd Prescott Hotel property. at the north
west corner OF Broadway and Spring-st. which has
belonged to the Hamilton family for more than 4
century. and was formerly owned by Robert Ray
hamilton, was sold al auction in the Broadway
SaleSroom. by John y. Golding yesterday for $40
"" The building is old and unsuited to its present
uses but the plot Of three lots together about 5Ox
- is exceedingly valuable
me sale was the result Of partition proceedings
brought by Mrs. y. r Baylies one of the heirs
and attracted a substantial gathering A repre-
sentative Of Mrs. Baylles started the bidding at
%-S'V' samuel Godsti ker representing out
side client raised this price By small bids to $3.50
COO when he dropped ont Of me comDe,tion. James
the price up 10 $4,000 when he also retired leav-
ing Mrs Baylies 70 buy in the property at ssio01o
y was SAID afierward that the heirs would nave
bought the property at even a higher price 1t is
leased urtl 1904 d, $4,000 a year rent. over sixty
bids were made
L. 4. Ludlow & Co sold at the same time the
Washinstor-aNe about 100 feet north 81 S'ne-hEn
dred-and-seventy- TO DIT. Becker Tor
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure the four
story brick dwelling. -2N6i2. No. i3 ST. Nicholas
Place to the plaintiff for $1,000; also the fyesory
brick fathouse. lot 25xlMll. NO l22 Fast one hun
the ,wo-story frame building. lot 3l9Xlcosx26l'2x
lN. No 23S Old Broadway. southeast corner " 81
for g 500 and The four-story double brick tenement
house. 24sxsSs. 10 80 West Thirty -ninth-st.. 70
James L. Wells sold he ivO-s,ory at,iG and ex
tension frame on Iot norm
east corner Of Rassford ave. to w Il. Van steein-
Thompson 4 Pryor sold in foreclosure the two We
story frame dwelling house on lot -oN-JIo' 10 s.,
East Onehundred- snd-n nth-St running ,nsou f
to One-hundred- and-tenth-st. to the p.ainth LOT
At pr,vate contract yesterday. H. y. Cammann
Tos al and an Eichth-.vc two four-siory hrl x
buildings with stoIes POT S'Xv' OF r Jores 70 a
Mr. Curley 30 Sos West Seventieth-st- a tnt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-13
OSATS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE

i POSTOFFTCE DEPARTMENT AND POSTAL SER
NlCE.-Pos;ofice Department, WasAinsen D. g april
PROPOSALS Will he received his Depart
raen until Thursday. Nav s. 1888. at O'Clock m for
furnishing wrapping paper wrapping paper IT FACING
clips Irvine letter scales pstrai ng and rating STAMPS
canceiing Ink. pads rubber gors
rans pe,boders pencils ink goods. rulers
articles OK steel rubber erassrs books typewriter supplies
stationery. in such quantities. u the
different articles respectively and az such tines and
from time time they he ordered during The
fiscal wear beginning July J. ls9S and ending june 30
1899 for the Of any branch Of the departmental or
nos.el service Tor proposals. Win Specifications
giving detailed statements Of the requirement. TO lie met
IN article and also estimated quaint
ties probably required Of each ana Swing nun in
the OF bidding ana the condions
ha BIDDERS will he furnished as1lica
,on 70 the superintendent, Tvfs1n 4 Pcst Ofce
Supplies Post Once Department, Washington. D g The
Psirastersneral reserves tie rSht - reject any or all
technical defects and n alcept part
Q, any bid and reject the other part JAMES A GARY.
Joetr -lyerepl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-13

lege. Of cons'antHops. 10 80 Eai; S2d-s' 5
M9S!c ,a lohn 4. to Mutual Lie Insurance
Moeous. August 20 Anna Bradley n 6s3 East
B@c:h. samuel 70 Tlile daiian,e. and Trust
Company. NJ "a IS; ll6th-st years........
10, No 3, ol OK -5c' nap Of 272 lots Of Kemp
Burke. James Z. t. Henry W Norton 81 al ex-
ecuiors. &c. 40 $40 Maaison-si. years........
Come, Emma, to George sohreiner' NJ 81 East
De Hart John to Harlem River Lumber and
in,er.ecton With is7.h St. year......~.
R,geis. James u. 10 Arson Dovnes. g Pros
pee ave old iln" 7ise IT q fremont ave
sheri.ld MARY X and another ,. Archibald u
Thofn-on Charles H. and Edward =. 10 william
hodsson and Henry g Peters. corner TIE
Same % sarie. n corner Tienou' ave and iA'h
-. years 49,. ';.'...'
Sane to ssrne. 5 Tie0ou' ave. 100 It u Of
Sam TO same, e 5 Ti-bou,-aye ioo It Of i,oth
same m 10 sanie. rie6ouayc. p, n ot i-oih
sane to julius Lorge. corner Tiebou,- ave
same ii' 70 On m rner ri~ou and iso,i
weinlana,. caroline. t. Angus, f,ieser. No -
Doyle Wii.inm T. 70 Ernest + Reinhardt.
peg-uer. II ~. - the city Trust. safe De
plsit and Surety Company. Of Philadelphia. in
terror lo'. 500 II of 3dave and oil n =
s1st - runs 100 feet 20 4'h-ave ~ ~idenei
81 \ lOaN 5J3. secures bond .......-.
puggan. James and Ellen. Z, Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. 40 ~ East 49, years.
Buzby. Wnsiow r. - Emma y Kocmau. p
Trinity ave. IL" n u l6ist-sf years.
Cassidy. James II. 20 Petty, ; ularf \ Walker
Realty COMPANY. 18Th 81. rs Il of -
Ann ave. demand ......... ........-. ..-.-
FRI. Charles TO Ferdinand NcuraHn and an
othe- slst e.. 80 . Of ~ ave , years.
Engel William. o. the EmigrAnf industrial saw
inss Bank. i7th-st. $50 - ~ - ave.
y~ar .-.-.-... ..-..... -. go,
Kempner lslIor. to Henry Nicond 80 >od
Nref }Sthr-t > years ......... .........-.-
Haf;eiy. Matthew. Zoo Thomas Caudw-iL
trustee. - so West 3tfh -. . years. ........
Ncmlir. Peter II AMI Marion p. 20 pedr.oh
Nice. - - West li4th st. - years ...-::-
Same 90 Maurice n EhLmgarfen. trustee. etc. No
- West llith-st. - Years ........ ..-.........
Richman. Louis l.. ana Abraham Bros. = TIE
Lawyers Mortgage Irfpra0cc company. No ~
70 20 Chrsfie So. > Near-. nor cages .--...-
Congregation Mishkan Is-a~i hrshe Suwaiker. g
sidney RIPLEY % ai. trustee e'r. 80 ."
thff site -. years .... ..-..-.-..-
yauy 2gth--f. 100 q % - ave. year
ARIEL Jacob 20 Emigran' Industrial savings
Bank. ~ l9l 10Th ave. year. .-.-.-.- go.
- Il { 42i-st. year. ..-.... ....:..
$40 We, 5ls' . "a. years. .-.........''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-13

TERED PACKAGE, TAG. OFFICIAL. AND DEAD
LETTER ENVELOPES. Post Oeice Department. Wash
insJon . .. Mar,h 70 iSoS sealed p-oa sas az n
WEI an. vii be received e. This Department until q
o. Thursday the oh q Nav 1885. for rishng such
registered Package TsG. Official. and = al Letter In
r.o-4s as may be ordered for The %. Gre Department
posinas.ers and the postal service during period o.; one
ysa- beginning the ~ 3ay n july. l9S Proposals
ms, De made on the blank forms p-oy;ef by the Depart
rert securely enveope4 and sealed !niorset Pop sa-s
fo- REGISTERED Package. Tag Official. and
Dead Letter Envelopes ana addressed 70 the Third As
.s-a,t Postmaster General Washington. p C. BIDS tA
;vs-sS IN rereon must he handed
shove secae! for the receipt they
~. h. considered BANK forms q proposal. with fu
speciaoaons and samples q the envelopes VIII he fur
rishe6 ureln apprs ZION a. The TrNd Assistant Post
master General JAS =. GARY. Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-13
ERIE RAILROAD.

rbr,urh trans leave New-York. foot OF Chambers st.
&C follows and minutes earlier from West I'D St;
$500 A. M.-vestlbulef Express ds.y for blnghamtcn;
,vD,erir Elmira buffac Bradford Arrive Buffalo 500
y N Parlor Buffalo
ian - N-ves,ibuled Limited fast mail Daily sod
train Tor Chicago. arrives Cleveland $40 A NJ Chicago
8 r NJ sieepers to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
70 p M.-ruirao and Cleveland vestibuled Express
Dai,v arrives Buffalo 1908 A. NJ. Bradford II, A. NJ.
Jamestown 100 A. NJ Cleveland i? 20 p NJ sleepers %
pugalo and Cleveland. making direct connections for
ns,ro,, Chicago and the West. Cafe Library Car.
S:45 T.. M-solii train to CHICAGO slsepers to Hc--
-ari.yills Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
TICKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Accommodations at Ill. lib, 26l. 4o aad 95i Broad
WAY l27 Bowery lt6 East l25th-st and u West 18TH
St. Chambers and West pa St ferries NewsYork; $50
and 1875 Fulton-s l06 Broadway BROOKLYN 200 Hudson
ST. Hoboksn and Jersey City station Westcott Express
calls and checks baggage from hotels and residences
to destination
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WEST SHORE RR.

Trains I-sv. " 4cd - station. y. y. as follows AMI
e carrier from foot OK Franklin ST;
1915 4 NJ Daily TO- Albany. Utca Syracuse. Roche.-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo. CleVe-
land and Chicago
900 p. ~ Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica. syra-
cu-e Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto, De
tro.i Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis
SI5 r. NJ Daily FOR albany Utica. syracuse. Roches-
~. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and st. Louis
Time tables o principal hotels ani os'ces.
C. =. IAMDERT General Passenger Agent.
Tarterbil, Ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-13

Transportation epartucnt q Tie Interior. Once
c. indian Affairs Washington, T. O.. March 30. laJ-
Sealed proposals wiz 30 received - ne Comm ssione o.
irdsr Affairs a. 1902 stree chicago H.. Until
oclock p m Wednesday Apri . 1875 for furnishing
fo- The Indian Service. beel. -four bacon and other
articles OF subsistence agricultural implements. wagons
farress hardware. medical and other supplies; also BIDS
such q
supues as may act contracted for he delivered at
ths agencies Sealed proposals Will also - received
Nos s779 Wooster stree. New forH city until clock
o n O. TUESDAY Nay II. 1895 fJr furnishing for the
fntan Service cOYee sugar. rice baking powder
cap groceries blankets Wcoien and cotton goods. cloth
1ag notions h boots ana crockery
and school books BIDS must b. made IN Gorernmen'
BANG Schedules giving all necessary information
Bidders " - furnished cpi afiou a. the Ind an Of
tee Washington. = o.. nos 71-7s Woos s stree. New
YORK CIV So IS stae street. Chicago ill.,. ne Com
nissares o, subsistence. L. = a. az Caeseane L~aven
worth Omaha. Louis. s. Paul AID San FTarcscl.
the posrrasfers sioux C!'y lank11. Arkansas C!'y
Calswe,. Topeka. Wi@hita. ana Tucson. Bids "il -
ooere5 a. the hour above stated and bidders
invited b. present a. the opening ". A. JONES
Corrnriss-
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prAr ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5e clofss q Ma:oa End d'l5}S So
IVES; Farms Hudson Rose ana ~i'e TO fTA"N 700
s,S st. d0Taos az" s5ss s'3: O, 9TH ave- 2'soa
ilS Msr 10 32i Eas: 9oti'oli Rosi"a M'T"''o
,o = Louise q, ca "a: ss 2ssse H. Amanda Ds
i2 G1aa a. and sna,hsT s1ec1irI e'r to samuel
e b2 81. 2a4 :, E Of {. 24F'' simon e,c.ns.
Solomon to AZ ~ T, N.'s =: columbus ave 2oaOo
Martha Conan &. Ii' =, = sss ct, % io17o.
Marina 'o'a a., . ~ Amsterdam a,e. iTH
,ewis-s, 10 a. 25xi0o. Henry korn and "'''"s'
o, 70 chaFi.' & " o. Avenue G. 2512a Aio.
BIZ Iisn1 ~ = Niese and wife Emily Hfaen 900
SIS i9l e i3, ave- 5 ,5E T rTsssT
Josia6 c Reir 70 srrague Electric Co.. -,
Same propefiy Interior Conduit & Insulation %
es Il :'' g 40 T Of G'2'I FuI PsFh
,.Nsss III # r Of 4sth st, p ND Her
100 100 81 A2anda De GRAFT ana sro'nT5 , *
ecrtors q Hem, o DE "a az l9ih-s l77x7o
Msrsars, ntgqr Mar ~ I !, .n. ats
iio oe1 n above O. Sx25I Hannah Waiia n TO ia
Se' "a N Be- 3ii and 24a . q ,ge 2ss
AL l.. Msrear,t Rcnairg TO Mary Hughes ana
sa Marx.i S9 R fs IN 20 % MaTy Huge ana an
5ss' s NJ. Z t Ayaase a 2''i'' 1900
'' 2i1i6o5 Horace v Eosn' trustee and al" % ooo
s,s si: : TO >. MIN II. :, q A..aa. s:s 800;
ssnnel Greenfield ard wife 70 Ignaiz Gu.
Ilafr-st > lcp . " % iene1-ai'hr o
vJ James s NS ~ q 2aeo7r 2sioo Maria
= BurSs . J cHIs- J. a., eeIi,Io" I>opoA
haa. - - corner Iiih-ave. iea-5. sauna" : ,oo
Miller an. another eNecl, 'is =, esai *
8s 7xa7 s. ban J,icaaras ana another ecu socoo
tors Z Jo5n = -, - ", s.n ave 25x9s g. Aren't ,c
'-fsn y Eussel and wife 10 Mar Snrh',o,
Sums ave s. 2G39 = = l'Stn $3.50;
s5lvester l. II wari. refefe" 70 "'1 "a" 1000
zen - Ne" \, - East 2o7,o22 calvin Doe ana ,
vie T. John 4 'af. IS .. ~ .,as . I,se
o." ,Sr ~ plgrernann To- Henry + ~ ut .i.s, d
LOIS II ana p map atn"'" ram i2ra
shirruer 70 Thomas 5 sfo,, ave 7sxicov resu-
md. p 1,5rge - Charles II Thornton ana
,,a anothrr 1913 T. Of scannel-s' TX.
BOOK, James J Mclean and wife TO "A'b1''
. Me'ean -, :, W OF j., ave 25xioo 10. Lily
ll,o,i1e;e:r % Iiarric'.e Goldman c.,o. n
-, - and - map Seneca fafh' 'a'''' " soc
slirTner TO Nay ,9 has@ Sf ;, aa-ave ico,ioo
i'P Pi..,ss' Souiari & Walker Really COMPANY 30
JAMS ~ 80 +, " n is,-atc. c5SiCos Geors" o
.-clr.r ana wife 20 Emma Conner s-,.....o
CO., ~ sae Eas. 2jxlOOs. George schFe"e' %,
- and %i'e 20 es 7lsG r. D. O, fremont ave-
Sc ixi5o2. Elizabeth conne'y - James
l it9se5 ave 80 Is7 i9s75 Moebus and
VIE 20 Anna BRADLEY . ~ m al
lS5,h-st No ~, East. ln'Hlgg'i > n.'"e' M
,ae.hsi 10 OK Fast i0xlD1. Anna " hraoiey
August No"bIS
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..BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo a:i5 P. ". Pullman vss,ibui- Day
care. Connects at Buffalo With through seepers %
pet.oit chicago
.i2:5O. t:Ou p NJ: cany .o- EAsToN. MAucH
pITTsTON and Goa. branches Chair Car TO Mauch
Chunk. -.,,,-.
pARRF pfTTSTON. SCRANTON and principal inter-
fr,dae Connects tov AL polas IN the coal re-
eisnS Pullman Buffet Parl0r Car % WiikssSarre.
q, 80 30 p. ~. daily except sunday. FOR IACCH
intermediate stations chair to Elston.
Il $50 5,i5 p. ". Sundays only for MAUcH CHUNK
nd intermediate stations
20 G:IO p. NJ daily. except Sunday. for EASToN
ard rrncipal intermediate stations.
sG;5,p !. 100 p NJ daily FOR BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper ves,ibuis
sran Y 70 Chcaso. Seepers to Buffalo sai Toronto.
...io. 5000 p NJ daily except sunday stopping nv
MACH CHUNK. sAYRE GENEVA. ROCHESTER:
for Bufao None but sleeping car passengers carried
No baggage carried. ...-.,,.r,, $500.
sS,5O o:OO p u daily for WILKESBARRE. It'll
.rA GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
F.Iis and all points West Pullman sleeper % Ithaca
sgionai local trains daily Sunday. FOR SOUTH
81 sfSFIFr.p BOUND BROOK ana intermediate poln's
isays "a follows 90 $50. 80 a. 10 SO 1000 10 30
fS,t,ssvs only NJ. '2;ap 23O. $50. $50 and '6:o
ESQ =. NJ. -. 90, 10, a.,
GA and 393 Broadway. ~ f. lfh St. 100 e l.5th
G; ie7 Rowery " Y. sCo Fulton 81. Court St.. 81
pro,dway and BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn.
T. Transfer Co will oan .or and check baggage from
hotel or residence through 10 destination
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Cttur5lCltS.
Ccuniln Droperin 60 tei.


A PRETTY SUBURBAN H0HE. spacious grounds
AZ fTl,. saatc. 80 N..ti.s,. ~e" hocheIe y -
opposite Rochelle PARK uir1'es Walk rom sta',on
10 rooms modern improvements $50 per year unfur-
n!shec premls.s allonirs. $50 Inquire. Dr II. l.
FoOTE. i2D Ie1lng.9r are.
LNoR RENT-Summcr me nths. Modern residence 10
Gated the c-srabie rtion u the Montrose
Ridge South Orange ~ j.. u rooms. aA irprpN n-nth
Sa!l Or address !1r saTr4ars WM. T. BAIRD. 70 PARK
Place New Ilrx
HASTINGS. Hudson River Smart cottages. so ana
"A upward UnflrnsAet. monthly g. S. NILE 40 5th-AVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-13

l. ton y c. April :. Is9s-sEALED PROPOSALS
VIII IL received this Department UNI THURSDAY May
~ 1s,s at o'clock p fo- furnishing for the Use
Q: IS Mail Egupment shops. such supplies consisting
a. p-e rvcts emery steel. chemicals, oils iea'a-
e. thread etc quantities o: The different articles
res.ectively such times art frrl line . time
as hev NAV be ordered fscal Year beginning
Juv IS, 1895 complete Let = tae arr les desired.
VIII frll specifications FORM & proposal viii be frr-
nlsnAi upon application Second Assistant PosnasteT-
General JANIS 4. GARY. J.. -tnlasteT General
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RAILROADS..
NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

3 RAILROAD.
AND DEsBRossEs AND cORrLANDT STREETS.
tIe .eavinS lnle from Desbrossss And S. 70
';%o A. 81. VAsr MiII-rarmsn nure; pa,l'r ca; n
g Gnn,'eso No eoaca., r. .;isourE: ,,...,.,s
go a. VI FEE PEI i;sf9k I ST PaIn..
,on Cas- For cRiesso cies:lanG Toledo. Cincinnati
10 Sir1aF1 c LpSsys g Ls9s LOUIS EXPRESS
$50 r. ~ M fg s2 Tasso 81 c Cleveland
i. d. sdUrw e r.: qH'SSTPaEss-Fo p'-
F4c il4,''fsSi $! FS p:sgs ana
$50 r. u A 40 Pa%s5 P p,e.:.
WASHINGTON AND rEE SOUTH.
80 70 20 $50 Dining carr. 1870 a nj !. 90 as, i'o
~ ,D1hs can 40 :ii"ib inans cao 20 2 20,
s6as fgnaay 80 20 o;2 a. r. .-s 20 Dining
rifS R@if S%f2 So % 's $S p5s NJ a
ATL4STIc COAST LINE.-EApres. SO a. m. and $50
ffar 5 ASx 9 9G sy n S''
A si:ffy' 4Te 80 d; Ssseay. a..
ICs.'iand' s,rseis 10 p M Through Buffet ra'''
c1rE No. n weekdays CDesbro's'' and co'''
Glove and nS qTy r PIX 5 wcs
Stree, station, $50 ilso NJ. $50. 40 il;lo p n;
Cortland, streets 10 a r, !. 10 . 10. $40. il'o
= m sundays afJ 4. n SO p.
FOR P!IILADELPHIA.
olo 20 80 SO So - Co.jO .'enna Limited, oS
Dining Csll. 1880. iiJO 1850 TO % -
= - go dining can. 4jD DINING carr $50 tOlnins
Ssr'. 10. $50 p m. IL o. sht Sundays. 60. ~
80. SO. go $50 (I.imited, $50 ~ 80 a. M 10y
Ginning carr. $50. SO Dining carr. 40 DINING Sa'
80 Dining Car. 40 $50 ?. m, Il % night -,
Ticket Offices Nos. i6i. ga. ii9G 1923 III ana Sos
Broadway Astor House. West Tweny-ihird strees
Station; and stations q DesbroSses and Cor.ana'
Streets Street Fulton Street. 9s Broad~ay
snd Brooklyn Annex Siati1n brooklyn. Station jersey
CITY. The New York Transfer Company VIII can 10Y
sni check baggage from hotels and residences through
20 destination
Telophoae M. Eighteenth Street. Pennsylvania
J. B. HIiTCHIysoH J. r. WOOD.
Genera Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-13
LEHlGM VALLEY SYSTEM,

stations OF Hes, 23d - Penn X RI Cortland, o.
DesbrOsse-
sndcates tine frcn West c3i -. Other figures show
time fror Cortiandt or Desbrossss st.
sG:Io. Gro A. ". daily Sunday 90 IS, A. M for
EASrON ard intermediate stations
.. 90. - IL \ ". daily Z r Nll.hkS SAl,SF slRAN-
TON week days. ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,.
ri F-FArO NIAGARA FALLS and he West. and pr.nct.
ral local points dining and chair car 70 Buffalo.
III 80. 1900 noon daily eXcep, Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING

FOR PHILADELIHIA. Dali 4-4OEE AND NAsHANV.
TON.
From Q Liberty St
Week eay. 80, zoo, 1000; "a 30 pinns ca-} A. n.
days 40 1000. l.@o Dining Carr \ NJ. 200 800
dining carr GOO p, N. 1913 mlt. Additional trains
10 ppairlnh.a. week days. 900 \. NJ 30 20 3o
10 900 = u. SUNDAYS; 900 4 ". 40 =. VI
Week days no ..j5. s:9i 70. SIS. .'0S 80 oSJ
1000 10 Il ,O:;5 iiOs. 1870 = ~ H. NJ ~ * ~ as
zoo i:25 tao 2:co 2.25 a.55 - 3.3j rs as
455 -. - pa r;is 90 81 IS 80 SIS.
SIS 1000 1880 A. n. 1900 NJ. 70 IS. 2.0} go 400
s55. 40. 40, 80 SO 80 rs s:25 20 9.35.
lo:5 7. II. 1918 mdt.
Tickets and peri,r ca seats =, Zoo, Of Liberty 81.
737 ctr Nv. 81 East IAN 81. 5s Fast ia5h y
80 West i25th 81. o5l Columbus Az. New York
Cour, s.. s6) Fulton St. Brooklyn es froadyay WI.
nsburg The " Y. Transfer Co WI cell ,or and cheek
baggage from hotss or -esi'erce< - destination.