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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-24

Washington, July 20. General Miles
Is now east Of Caps Haytien. having
passed Mole 81. Nicholas. beyond reach
Of the cable. Il is assumed all is well
with him, and that his flagship Yale.
with the remainder Of the fleet. will
cast anchor tomorrow in the waters Of
Porto Rico. Thus may again happen ON
Sunday, which heretofore has been so
lucky a day for the American military
ana naval oper4tions during the war.
viii be further distinguished day upon
which the Porto Rioan campaign viii
be initiated. The navy is now actively
cooperating with the army in making a
success Of Miles expedition.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-24
GARclA's MEN SET
UPON sPANlARDS.
The spanish Treeps Were ON Their
Way To santiago 90 Surrender
60 General shafter.

New York, July %. "A special to The
Herald from Santiago says great excite.
mcnt was caused at Santiago today
by report that 1000 insurgents. com.
posing Garcia's army for eastern Cuba
were routed in a fierce engagement
The Spanish troops were bound for SAN
tiago TO surrender. For,y-one Cubans
werc killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-24

Washington, July s9.-The naval war
board had a conference with the presi.
dent On leaving the White House
Secretary Long said the meeting had no
special significance.
The Monterey, the secretary thought,
would arrive at Manila about Aug. 3 or
:. and the Monadnock about a week
later.
Nothing Of late has been received
from Dewey or Sampson.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-24

Santiago, July 2a-It now turns ont
that the letter alleged TO have been adj.
dressed by Garcia TO shafter. complain.
ing OF the treatment accorded the Gu.
bans and advising Shafter OF Garcia's
resignation, was prepared by newspa.
per correspondent named Arms, who has
been acting on the staff Of Castillo.
IL is not clear that General Garcia ever
saw the letter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-24

81 Thomas. July % Tho spaniards
At san Juan de Porto Rico are making
extensive prcparations 90 resist the an
ticipatrd attack Of the United States
warships which are understood TO be
conveying the army of invasion under
command of General Miles
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-24

Washington, July p. The contract
for transporting the Spanish troops
from santiago TO Spain, drawn By
Attorney General Grigg. has been form.
ally executed. The company through
ne agent gave bond for S250,Oo0 for the
faithful performance Of the contract.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-24

For full particulars. time q pis, sleep
ef reservations, elc., apply " nearest
Ticket agent, /. K &. y. RIB. or ad.
aress d.. PEicE,
G..P. and T. A.. Ia G.N.R.R.
Palestine, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-24

protection not on.s on her water line.
but around her G.incn guns
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-24
.aana at Camp Thomas.
E1p.s. 10 .l.L. rhIr,r Kns,..

san Francisco. July ss.-The torpedo
ooat destroyer Farragut viii Be given
her official trip next week. II IL deter
mined TO make the little craft make 30
knots speed.
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'EcIll ROUND Tls''ss.


The Quickest and Best Route. Uae-
qualed Double Daily Service 10 81.
Louis, and lDire Connections 70
Points East.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-24

Chickamauga, July es. - General
Brooke and stat left on a special train
for Newport News. from whence they
80 TO Porto Rico The departure Of Gen.
Brooke leaves General Wade in COM
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-24

ATLANTA. Ca, and RlTURN.
Account United Confederate Veterans
Reunion July Goth to 2ard. Very low
excursion rates will be maIe fr this
excursion based on ore &C per mile
from Texas common points, Dates Of
sale July 10th, 18th and lstl limit Au-
gust /, ls0S.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-24

Washington, July g3--Five troops Of
cavalry from Camp Alger have been or
dered 10 proceed 20 Newport News for
embarkation 20 Porto Rico
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-07-24

81. Louis. Lieutenant Bridges, Com.
pany II. Tweniy-second United States
infantry, who was reported killed AZ
Santiago Is alive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
Apartments tl)anieo.

GPEC1AIA-A few sunny. airy rooms desired IN quiet,
- respectable n-ighborhood far removed from
Vesey-s by gentleman and wife. seeking home place
rather than Nat apartments. r. N. r.. Tribune once
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-Yora. foot Of Chambers st.
as follows minutes earlier from West sd ST..
O:oo 4. N.-Vestibn.ed Express daily FOR I{nghamton
WaVerly Elmlra buffalo bradford Buffalo 500
= ". Paror to Buffalo
1tlO r. M.-Vestibuled Limited fast mail Daily solid
tram for Chicago cleveland 1t0 A. NJ chicago
J. VI Sleeprrs Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Dining car.
7,yO r. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland Vestibuled Express
Daily arrives Buffalo : 90 \. NJ. Bradford III 4 NJ
Jamestown 700 \. NJ. Cleveland l2aO T. NJ seepers
Buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections for
Detroit chicago and the West. cate Library car
sit5 T.. M.-sold train 70 Chicago. seepers 10 Hor-
nciisvie Chicago and Cincinnati Dining car
rI,n.kFTs LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
| Recommendations H. l3. 2dl IOi and go Broad
wav l27 Isow~ry East l25th ard ~ West i25th-
It, Chambers and West 23i st ferries. New York 1888
AMI T2G Fultonst broadway, brooklyn Hudson
81 Uobckrn and Jersey CITY station Wsscott Express
calls FOR and from hotels residences
O destination.
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


HA1hE1oA
STATIONS foot WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET r4s
The leaving time from Desbrosses and cor."1 fr
Streets Is ten minutes later than that given below i'f
100 NJ FAST MAII~pslman Bsre, Pa5 horr car 15
o.f no % .soq ig r,r.S sS"S .a ,
s." FATT shsS''f az
tom s f SfPs Dnn I%o fod
!as1napSI' I9%;yls $ Louis s or,s EXPRESS
oso T. H. ne wE$ s fS;' H2rhEss&For Cleveland
7o y W. fG sou lGlff E SEEK
ssS ST. fHcP Pfa"He Lf%s r.os and
SD coss1s for x 3eysqn9 sep bure,
STEPPING Car New YORK to Altoona Eas! Lbsr'y Pits
burg az Rsf G1si s' aN i,'i TE
80 d NO S DINING C% iTSG and a. Dining cnrs
40 Dining Car. dining carr. $50 P n 100
sn' s"o an FSG S2S and Doa "a ga So
sor 'T Dnqf S$ $50 % 40 s3' S" NJ 1905
ATIANTIc COAST LINE-Express. 90 m and $50
rs 0, SSI ONO m S'y
ara 40 M d8y oesprosse, and
cortand' Streets 40 p; M. Through Buffet fa''of
CAPE MAY-i.2o p m weekdays Uoesbrosses and cort-
Long Branch Pax Gn,.sep sunaay s9v o ,S1
o oTags, $50 S9es 50 m from & o i5o
FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,> = 20
DO f2O. I'D SO 500 30 ts5O Penna l>iW'so' 49,
Dining Carr, 1850 ll5o a. M, 1880, LOO Zo1 80.
42o. 40 Dining taD 40 Dining Car. 5o9 }Oinins
carr, 40 $50 m. 1900 night. Sundays oio ~
$50. $50. $50 $50 n.mite- go. 1850 a. m. 90
DINING carr. $50 40 Dining Carr 40 (Dn'ng carr
300 dining cen. 40. $50 p. M. l2o5 might "a,
Ticket offices Nos. 1Gl 94i 1896. 1923 H.. ana zoi
Broadway. | Astor House; West Twenty-thrd street
Station; and Of Desbrosses and cortandt
Streets; Court Street Fulton Street 9s Broadway.
and Brooklyn Annex station. Brooklyn station. Jersey
CITY. The New York Transfer Company Will call for
and chec baggage from hotels and residences through
Telephone Ira Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylvania
J. B HUTCTINsoN j. r. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Agent
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"AMgRioA'o oRgATGST RAiLRoEo.,
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ E. HUDSON RIVER R. r.
4 HUDSON RIVER r. Il.
HE f0UR-TRACK TRUNK Line,

esbs VIII OHON tuVVN LINZ
All through train, stop At Albany. Utica. Syracuse.
Trains leave Grand Central Station. 42i Street and
$50 A. Mnlx excsp, sunday The tamou: EN-,
Train PF The S Ws1t e Baa LIZ r i s's
Falls 5$2 NJ Toronto. s;2S p NJ This train ,,,,o Is
% HSrdS To ts s MSnans snd
S.45 Mast Mall Dp5lyr9r P1ssh a Sc
1000 A. MIWoRTm SHORE LIMITED Daily-2,-
hour train TO Chicago. via Michigan Central Route
c cne s9 $40 NJ HsSs sep Es' and ND
1870 EMPRESS except 81 spo1 historian, g9,
LOO si5s PP@iss LIMITED psyror
Columbus. Cincinnati indianapolis ana 81 LOUIS
LOO p. M~ciiicAGO SPECIAL. DaIiy-For Detroit.
Cleveland; Toledo and Chicago. Stops al fous"-
$50 p. M~TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL. except
a., Sunday-For Garrison West POINT Poughkeepsie'
300 :. M.-LSkE SHORE LIMITED DaIly,2.-
Cleveland 7i5 a. ~ Toledo io:o5 A. ~. chicago
400 =: NJ. This tram connects at Cleveland for en-
~ NJ due K sns At r S 8r %
600 fef"E ePa aEfT"f kXPRr ssr' Dayrr Nj
agara Falls. Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit. Chicago
Go =, M-NORTiIEKX EMPRESS Daly-For Troy
Fnttsburg. burlington. Montreal and except sat
7.3O p M.-bTFFxLO SPECIAL Daiy-For Adj
rondack Mountain Points and Montreal via Adj
rondack Division and for Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
900 r; MmspEciAI. LIMITED MAI. Dn!y Daily Sleep,
ing car passengers only for points Fall BrOok
nv, Via Lyons and for Buffalo Cleveland. Indianapo-
lis and st. Louis
C.1o p. M-PACIFIC EXPRESS Daiiy-For Syracuse
Ds"ego, Watertown. Cape Vincent Og1ensburg.
Bunalo. Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo. Chicago
and except Saturday. for Cape Vincent and the Au-
1910 Nlsht.-MIDNIGHT EMPRESS. Theatre train
for Chicago and principal points on the New-York
central every night except sunday nights sunday
NIGHTS. Chicago seclers leave-on O:l5 train
v:lO u ana 3:aS =. VI Daily. except Sunday 70 Pitts
field, via harlem Division.
30 a M-sundays only Pttsneld and the Berkshire
HIS. the Harlem Division
"AG.L NTGIIr' TRAINS TO YONKERS.
All night trains between both street and points
on the Putnam Division YOnkers, in connection
with the elevated road. The only line running al night
trains Of New York
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Plntsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand Central Station lib
2Gl, Alb broadway. 81 Fast lfh ST. Oi2 broadway 20
Columbus Ave. 81 West 18th s., 25h 81 station and
l3sth St station. New York 33s and T26 Fulton St. and
ltnj Broadway r.. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone "27lc Thrty-eighth Street for New York
Central cab
Baggage checked from hotel residence by the West
colt Express Company.
JOHN NJ TOTCEY, GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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Plans for and alterations have been filed
at he Departn ent OF Buildings follows:
New buildings (nain office:
Bowery. No 100 10 1915 and Spring-st, Nos and
B. for x-story brick bank building; Golx
srchirec, 100000
'1 sdac II si 81 brick dwenss ios:s: viii
o iSm Som SsIaa rabam No no 2ss
Prince rST St Hos 10 and IT, for ive-story brick
and Ellen cayanaugh owners; John Sexton ., ooo
,s1b-.t. $ cor Manh1i'sn ave, for fve-s;ory
brick nat with store. 2oxsa1o; Frederick
Brandi. Of 10 1893 "a ave architect. 1900
b , 20 Of i same or f1e nS
VIZ e and % W. Msasss.5 sr;
70 20 James ST. owner: bernstein & stone No ~ M,
ssyss-sis!!y b Sacf fat. s7aass;S % j
Rage. Of No 2i7 West 25th-st architects. 10000
-. Al,erat!ons: main o' ,n, 1900 ..
factory: Charles !, otley ct al owners Nov ~,
' sSDrS il Mda ' 80 III East ci SIS Story ownsr
2s St. No % 1 Vest to sxsory brick store '
James McCreery. owner; Bunce Of No 10
XIV buildings branch Once: -'O0
' Lick SsTnsT ,s Ss f fG -four rs s
West 4sth st; owner; E r Wills No 1852 Full o,s
Mg r@ar '.' g. 20 IT Of so,hs for four wv"
story brick Tenement, %S52; Frederick Holder
man NJ "a Morris ave. owner; @ Schwerz
IsistIst " corner wye ST; FOR ten three story ''''
1872 Nassau-st owner; Thomas Graham. No
sill ave Ss;S STca af 10, 10000
brick Nat. col lx5Gl; Gustav Miller. No l.1I8
Honest s. PHI fl e Of sieiblns ave- tr ''"0
foui-sloy BRICK tenement. @jS7O; same owner
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WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave W 42l St. Station. " Y. follows and
- m. earlier from II Franklin St:
1915 A. VI. Daily Tor Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches-
ter. Buffalo, Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo CIeye-
land and Chicago.
G:OO T. NJ. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. SYRIA
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De
troit. Cleveland. Chicago and ST Louis.
S:I5 =. ". Daily for Albany Ttca, Syracuse, Roches-
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit Cleveland,
Chicago and St I<uis.
Time tables At principal hotels and Offices.
{. F. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New York
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pnblir y Offices.
~>~~~-~~~-~~~~>~>~~~~~>~ ~NcN-o>o|r>O~o~>~~N~r
SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of


SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of the APP
~ pIicaton OF the Board OF Street Opening and I'm
proyeneut 4 the cry Of New York. by the Counsel
BY The Masor Aldermen and commonaity Of the CIV Of
MsT a 70 ef 5 waT 81 % % IS
New York bounded b. Eisysnth ana Twelfth avenues
fourth duly selected. located and laid
on Of PS1 P4 o "os'f n ana w OF ss Of the
Pursuant to the provisions OF Chapter 3so OF the Laws
be made to the supreme Court Sate u New York
sbeeo in the County house in he S,y ar New
York. on F~day, the 2ist day Of January. 1898. the
counsel can be heard thereon for the appointment OF
tended rs the ,f&u o, OF e s' 1s Yay9r Aldermen
lands tenement" or5 re- ,S ,y a resss the
b EeysHh and Any TTe Vs. West Et second
simple absola the same to be s.lfe' IN fee
ard used and for ne purposes sssaed II chapter
elected located and laid out BY ne Eoa!d Of stree,
Spd .r q 9 a ar $50 the %s ~ & Of the
he following described lots pieces parcels Of snd
namely
second Ward Of the ty OF New bounded sns ds
''rIbed as follows TO p xix; a.
Besinn'nG a. the n,ssesSn OF he westerly lin. Of
third street and !hence ~ running westerly along said
81 500 feet tc the eastery line Of twelfth Ss distance
co running s0gs ssnce ' of saa feet s", S5 line h
norhery line OF West Fifty second street then ' a
scana r;rsS, Tor OF Me r}
line OF Eleventh avenue thence a. running n"r,hery
along said westerly line o. eleventh fr
Of 200 feet 10 inches 70 is pace Or point OF beginning
Beginning tho intersection Of the westerly line OF
FIeven,h with the southerly w.,
and thence % running
.ouf.rly line Of West Fifty fourth for dts,ancs
OF easerly line OF Twelfth avenue ,h.nc.
2) running sOuheTy along said castery line ~ rwc,,h
norhery line West Fifty-thrd street; thence =, ,nn
ming eastery said n1rthery line OF West Ei,,y
third street distance Of 500 feet linz
of Eleventh avenue. thence "a running northerIv ann
said westerly line u Eleventh a iist9nrs 20
DO 10 inches 10 the place point OF b.xlnning
lots pieces parcels OF land above described are
shown two similar maps. plans and prones accom-
panied explanatory remarks made by the Denart-
OF Parks. each OF which
showing public park OF Ele, avenue hew
second aad FIFTY fourth streets the Twenty
second Ward O the City of New York" one of which
and County Of New York. ana the other which ia r.
IN Office OF the Department Of Public Parks In saI
The said Board OF Street Opening and Improv.m.n,
under pursuance OF the provisions sad chap.r
$40 ~ u 1881 has determined that the uropor
for park be assessed the property persons
and be benefited by thu acquisition and con-
~ such park shall be twenty-five per cent or
quarter ~ such and said Board has a 80
determined that the within which expense
sha shall be follows. the north hy
the by Ninth and the by Twelfth
Dated New York, December 2ath. 1897
FRANCIS VI. SCOTT.
Counsel TO the operation,
No Trron Row. New York cts.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO

foot Ok Liberty street.
CHICAGO $50 a. m. '2.Os D. and '12 ~ night.
PiTTsBURG 's3o a. m. 1875 p. m. 500 ,. m.
80 II night (4.3O A. Liberty -. only)
ClNCINNATI ST; LOIS 1000 a M - 50 p m
I'll 30 m DINER. 900 DINER. 1875 Dner). '+5J
(D.ner) 800 p m. and '12.lj night.
KEW ORLEANS Through sleeper. 70 2. 500 p. m
An trains are ilumna ted with Plntsch Light
Offices ii3 l72 pei. 43s lliO Bdway 81 T.. lfh-at.
1917 Bowery y Y 800 344 Fulton st. Brooklyn; White
hall Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
destination.
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
stations I'm Nev-NOrk. foot of barclay
and ChristOpher streets. -
NESTIBILED TRAINS. III LLMAN BUFFET
PINTSCH

y
Direct to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAR
THE ORANGES. summit BeFnardsyihe. I'asNns
Ridge Madison. Morrstown. Passalc, Paterson Boe n
ton Dover Starhope. NEWTON, BtpD's LAKE.
LAKE HOPATcONG. Hackettstoan sCHOOLEY >
MOI NTAIN. Washington. PIlIIIIPSBi re. EASTON.
WATER GAP. STROUpSBU RG. Poooh0 Mountains,
sCHA NTON. rITTsrON WILkESBAIRE, NANTl-
rose. BINGiAMrON. OXFORD, NORWICH, Water
VILE. UTICA. RIcHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. FLMIRA.
CORNING. BATH. DANSNiLLE. BUFFAIO and ali
points WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M.-BiNGHAMTON MAIL stops at principal
stations
1000 4. M-(Caft Can BUFFALO. SCRANTON, BING-
HAMTON. OwEGO. ITHACA. EIMIRA UTICA,
RICWFlELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. and OsWEGO
EXPRESS. Pullman Panor Cars. connecting at
Buffalo with train. for Chicsso ard points West.
100 T. VI. SCRANTON. WfLKESBARRE and ETMlRA
EAPREss. Pullman bunet Paror car. - ,
200 p NJ Dal0-Chicsgo Yc.tbuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON BINCHAMTON ELMIRA, BUF-
FATO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping car, New-York 70
Chicago. Dlning-Car west 4 Bufao
$50 J. NJ Daiv-Buffao Express. Pullman Sleepers for
SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON ELMIRA. BATH. Mt.
$50 p. ". tDaiiyl-BUF FAIO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. OWEGO. ITHACA EIMIRA. SYRACUSE
UTICA and OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
TrcKErs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
Henry Gaze & Sons. Limited. ll3 Broadway IA Park
Place Broaiway and 942 Broadway Tickets at ferry
stations Ill +h cor 18th st 81 West l21th St. -?
Columbus ave. New York; 33S and 736 Fuonst. and
Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving full infor-
nation n all stations.
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hctel residence 20 destination
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81 Owen Place. IS. lots 20 and a. map south "a

81 Owen Place. . Q. lots 20 and A. map South
Vernon Park. 60xlOO: George Lansdon 70 =,
Minna LAngdon ..................:.';..
Madson-s Nos 257 and 300 47.2x0S2: Pincus ,oo
Lowenfeld ct al to Jacob Fischel. "'
Same property: Annie Lynch 70 Pincus Ioweh- "a M,
field and another ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o""V'
Front-st. n s. 2i6. 10 II Of Jackson-st. 10sx
20: Front 81. n g. 2co2 q OF Jackson-st
1870: Water-st l6S II " OF Jackson-sI
l1.l0x7o: Water-st. s 1872 II " OF Jackson
ST. 1sx70: Charles $ Dawson. as trustee 10 o,o
Thomas w Pearsali. as executor and Trustee. a"
ThoTpson-st Nos 2es 81 30; Esther SHERMAN q. ooo
George Secor. ................ ......... <''"V
@ no M,rk Va abrahams and HOO
7th-aye No 384. l6.6x51; same 70 same :...:: "vW
SDth-st. No i3s West. lSx1o22. Alexander DAVID 9
20 Mary Sherman.
4pth 200 Il OF 9th ave. 2JxlOoo; James IN
Z Martin and wife 70 Margaret n TreVor....'. ~
ll5th-st. q. - Il OF lst-ave. 2oxio Herman son
August Angelo Gregorio and another..:. '''uo
I4sth 1919 II Of st Nichoas-ave 2ox m oon
09l1 Jacob u Butler and wife 10 Max Marx. %o'O
Tooth st. No lao West. 2jx1o0li; Pincus Low 40.
enfield and wife 10 Otto Bake iW
14sth- st. 4, 50 II Of Convent-ave. lix'Dll
Grosvenor Hubbard. referee to Elizabeth =. ooo
Is3d-st. s. $50 Of 1ith-ave. 15xlOi1l; =.
Jacob Hess and wife TO Max Marx
Andrew J Connick al to Jacob Hess lZVp
Wiis-ave, 8. % II OF l3sth-st, 2JxSl.O ~. ~
Philip Bign and wife to August * Rasche'' <<"oV
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FURNISHED apartments Uanteo.

-FOUR OR FIVE BEDROOMS. or email house for
H. II. r.. ga Broadway. Room sVi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05

MEMPHIS Tenn....... Gayoso Hotel; A. p; go 70 -
WHiiIE Ala Battle House rooms with bath go up
@ Ia...st Charles Hotel. a. T.. 81 w
NJ" 'I'''- The Cosmopolitan Hotel. Z. r.. $50 MP
xGG2y YORK ......... Ffth Avenue Hotel. ~ s.
N6 do way 2eth st Gilsey House e p. s. W
40 40 e. e. cor 5th Ave. 18th ST. Hotel Hanover; \ p
90 NhsmbersSW. B'way) Cosmopolian Hl., EP. 81 up
10 Grway&54thst) Hotel Bayard Family ioeD y.
PIIi.ADEIHIA. Pa; The Aldne ho,L \; r. go 1T,
Rfcuy0Np Va. IN. Jefrerson AP. s. up; FL 81 - up
- ~ II XXI CITY Utah The Cullen \. p. $2 20 $50
ST offs NO Planters Hotel f. r. 81 4. p. 81 up
3D. 49,. I.ndell Hotel f. r ~ up; a. r. % SG
WhsTiNcTON. D. Arlington Hotel. A. p. s, up
d. ................The Raleigh r. p. $40 up
do .............s... H,''''
a. pi0rs House Wiarls and National, \. =. 81 Up
49, 90 ''''se Hotel wellington F.. p, sl50; 4. p. SO
~ The buckingham. a. T.. 50 up
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
Stations IN New York foot ~ Liberty ST.
end Whitehall Terminal
Trains leave foot II Liberty st.


Trains leave foe, Of Liberty St.
For Eas,on. Behlehem; Allsn,own. Mauch chunk
So f,a2 7i3 ':lo A. NJ u2H9 NJ TO Easi2n). no
= "; sundays 40 G:oo to Easton) \. NJ. 100. 5:3o
For wke,9a[re Pi',.top and scran,s7, o:iO A NJ.
Fr i Roaans and sETi. A. 4 sdo oo rooo
II $50 TO Reaainel A. NJ i'i9 i;'1 200 400 % Read
SUNDAYS. 40 Gi:5o 70 Reaainsj a. NJ 100 200 $50
For san6ury iewis6u7r and williamson, a, 4:so 800.
9:lo 4. NJ. 1910 1880. 900 p NJ. sundays 4So A. NJ.
For r;oNc hRANcH: 0CEA%$ 9RovE: &C. -
G5cys s@a psa'. .@a'l Toi4 4aG say
h hSn d EfS Ban? S ' ss III a% suns 2C . RSs
Interaken FOR Asbury Park and ocean Grove) 900
'o''' ''~a 'a"N r r'!'n fEAKnwoopr,
$50, $50 1915 4 NJ. i:4' $40. $40 6:3s Saturdays
For Toms R,e, h1,ngsa' PARK and narnes9,. 4;ao.
$50 Fo A M 40 yne An S anG d iS
xi 70, N'ns s n'lin no ssas and Hss1ad;
$40 p NJ SUNDAYS 600 a. NJ. 400 = NJ.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
Week dsy. s 500 S. 1000 E,'S Gao Dining Carr A.
n. 200. a.3o; 600 Dining CAP. GEO r. ~. 1918 mdt
c% oo Ban s @a " 500 s hF d 'T Radioaa trains z
7 7so 300 Su TSd qa' 80 49, Al" 400 no. 4s0
~ BOATS Leave ,wnITEgII;AiL ,TEG,IjNH5s 90.
100 or io az icas ITO li:s5 81 2as ls:ss
5s 800 S s2S s s3 s sS as s 2 rs SO
elo. s;5a io;5S il:+o ~ I2lI md mdt sundayo. 100
s53: 42c. ~. 80, Goo $50 7-2S Sos go S:S;
iO Tickets and goror seat. foot Of Liberty ST.,
sl St AS ii IT, East S s GA IA hoi, s sd
Cow, st. go glSn ST. ro0kn Ss nToaS AVA 70, VIVA i'll
check baggage from hotels residences TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Armenian Charles p. and another 10 BENJAMIN
Hewes = Fort Independence st. lot ~ map
land OF William o Giles. Twenty fourth Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-05
STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
BOSTON amid M@uW Em@lamdo
VIA SOUND LINES.
NORWICH LINE. VIA Ncw-f>ndon Lave Pier 40 oOld
SoJ, y. IL. Desbr0sses ST. week dave only "A
6p. steameIs city u Lowell and city of Lawrence.
FALL. RIVER LINE. Via Newport and Fail River I.cav.
FER 10. y. II. foot ~ Warren ST. week only a
, T. NJ steamers PLYMOUTH ana rILGRIM. on
each.
sTONINGrON LINE via stoninSion. Leave Pier 30
-. r.. block above Canal ST. week days only. at
T. NJ. Steamers Maine and Ncw-Hampshlre.
NEW -IAVEN-FARE. 81: Excursion. $l.5O:
Fast steamer knves Pier 20. f. r.. daily SUNDAYS
excepted. Il. II. Returning leaves NswH Haven 1880
night.