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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

u LIZ AIH-Et
IH S, Zoo, q WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
Streets Is ten time from Dssorossts aad I i5
Twenythrd s MINUTES s,sr than that gwen 's'O"
Sew Yo "; FAST MAlI-Pullmnn Buffet rsror c15
SOD. Dos q, " No eoaenss 20 Pi,tsburs. =,
'" A. TNHsHYLv4lNii;A' shi SSii
non Ssrs For Chicago cie'slant Tocao Cincinnati
'So ch liScil,s A IS L sf LOUIS EXPRESS
90" n VI W NE ffnft2na fnsafo 1 i Cleveland
40 r w. F95 tlSif4s sHsPi sarea PITTS,
On cP.ei IT, VI; PACIFIC EXPREss-For Pn;sturs and
$50 S's.r N w. M4 AND Tr:X;PPREssrq;I1aa itan.
burg afd p5,3 sN York 70 altoona Ess' LeSTJ Pii.
-, WASHINGTON AyD TIE souTn.
a;o oatr;s. HD iin m I al p5loe and bnns tar;,
nigh, Sanas y.' :. % Dining Ca' - no iV,
Car nj an larlor and Dining Sa-s - DINING
soUlHERN R1iLwAYs fo Il al I i-S ITO
ATLANTIC ctSt tsT' i79 nj l.gs h'sms qa; - %
asimr.' "eeA-ouys Express. go a. and 80 p m
FahhT65 OLE N5fx 9 95apg4 ~ yEo 3 m m
ATc d4ss5dG ctrY- ss9F o: s, a"d
Car. caT ana Combined Coach '''''
o1 axe MAdi2y weekdays Des0rosse' and cOr'-
Lon ,o Branch 4ss afk 1n,eaken sunaays o ,sG
ses station. SO iiso a. Non M 30 80. iIio
Cortlanat Streets. 80 a m l2Io .. so. ii'o
y III ScaaaFa. o45 a. 81
FOR PHiLADEIPHlA.
ID hae as '9 1 5o II ~ mo- ~. - ~ iSj 5o 20?
80 30 Dlnins Can $50 Dining Csr) - tpiH.:as
arr - $50 D.. m. 100 night slnGays. 90. -.
go $50. ~. $50 N>mltell. $50 1910 d. M l-O
DINING Car) 3jc 40 ,Dn.n5 car. $50 tD.rlng Gao.
5.au dining Ca). 40 so =. LOO nsht -.
Ticket Offices Nos 4Ci g3-. 1886 1925. Ill. ana -ti
broadway; Ast0r House. West Twenty -tl!ri street
station. and stauons foot q Desbrosses and corandt
Streets. $50 Fulton stree. - Br9a way
and Brooklyn Station Bro nyn, station Jersey
city. The New York Transfer Company viii call ~
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
destination.
Telephone 'l274 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylfana
Railroad Cab Service
J + HUTCHINSON :. r. WOOD.
General Manager General PasS'r Agent
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo e.55 p. u. Pullman Vestibule Day
coaches Parlor Cars Dning-Car service. Meals
carte. Connects at Buffalo with through seepers to
LEGO ::4O P II. daily. e1cep; Sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate points. -
1850. 1u3 NJ. SUNDAYS only. for EAsToN.
MAUCH CHUNK and the coal branches 1900
y 40 7. NJ. daily. except sunday. for WILKES
BARRF' PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter-
mediate stations Connects for all poats IN coal ons:
chair car Tor Wlkesbarrs
% go 41O p. NJ daily. except sunday for WILKES
PAPPE' PITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations. Connects for all points IN III,
.3:5O 400 p. " daily except Sunday. FOR MAUNCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair Beth
.4:5o, 5n5 p. NJ Sundays only tor EAsToN and
.s:5o. G:ro P M daily. except Sunday. Tor EAsToH
.G,5o 200 p NJ. daily for buffalo. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper vestlouls
,rsi- CHICAGO. Sleepers - Buffalo and Toronto
..:4O. 500 p " daily. except sunday. stopping Only
e. SOT-TH PLAINFITLD. FASTON. BETHLEHEM
NAUCII CHUNK. l. q 3. JUNCTION. SAYRE. GENE
VA ROCHESTER BATAVIA. BUFFALO and TORON-
TO pullman Sleeper for Buffalo ne bu: sleeplng-car
40. 900 p NJ daily f1r WILKESBARRE. It'll
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS all PORTS " -. Pullman sleeper Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily. except sunday. for BOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave as follows . 20
go 1000 $50 'fO:20 1890 Sundays o.ly) A ii.
tickets and Pullman accommodations at Il3. 26i. 273
35 ga and 1913 Broadway 81 Z. l4;h St. 1876 I. ioJth
St lo7 Bowery. y. Y: $50 Fulton St. Court St. IS
~ a8wav and Brooklyn Annex BROOKLYN
Y Transfer Co Will u for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through 70 destination.
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DEL. LACK tWANNt AND WESTERN X. H.
STATIONS In New York. foot Of barclay
and Christopher streets.
xt.srIRIIrn TRAINS pILLNtN BUFFET
CARS PJNTsCH LIGHT.

Direct route % NEWARK. BTyOOMFiELp MONT. LAIR
THE ORANGES summit. Be-nartsvI.e. basAlng
Rdse: Madison. MorrisoTn IaS,ae -tI5's str
poy:C s 4G6%G HEWT@T scoo7
MOUNTAIN Washinrto7. PiiiLidpSB re tAsION
WATER GAP STROUDsBUEG. Pocono M1untaln.
SCRANTON PiTTSTON. Wii.KFSBARRE IA III
COKE DANVILLE. NORTH MBERl.ANp, N nj
rose BINGHAMTON OXFORD NORWICH Water
VIII. UTICA RICHFGELD SPRINGS so,ii9na'
CORNING BATH. pANSN Lib ~ ~ = -, arr an
roints WEST NORTHWEST AMI SotIHN Est.
500 A. N-BINGHAMTON MAIL. stops at pr'cpa'
1000 a W-t~a,e can. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. RING
UAMTOS OWEG0 ITHACA. tlsN.FA -. y
Rf~HFIEi.D SPRINGS SYRACUSE. ard o>WtIo
rXPREss Pullman Parior Cars ConH~et.ns at
,.p6 = w-SCRANTON vILK ESEANRE md EiNiFA
T-XpRrSS pullman Bune- Parlo. Car 49, -,
4 m = SCRANTON. WILKESBAREE AID PI'h NJ
oI-TFI EXPRESS Pullman Blnet Paro- car.
-.oO p " C1alvl--Chicago Festtrled Limited fNp.~s'
-" o. sep scr ATTON. BINcHAMTON. ELNlRA BrF-
Chicago Dining Car west 90 buhalr -, g.,
az y N s0aiyl-Buralo EXpr.se Pullman rl~epers ,or
0 son ANTON RINGHAMTON. ELMlEA. FAITH. MI
NORRIS ard EI-FFAL0. arllyns ~ buhal9 : a, \. "
On = " ir)aiivl- BUFFALO SCRANTON. IlNinSM "
' -r0N 0WrsGO ITHACA. ELMlEA. SfNAtL -
Utica a-d OsUEGO EMPRESS. Pullman B4Ne'
-IcTfTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATING .,
49, Ga1a & Sons Limited ll3 Broadway "a Park
81. 40 R-osd-ay and gf2 'advay Tickets ar is1ay
.a,io-e III 4,h-ave i-hsf. 81 West l2''r- s. -
S,oi,r,bus-a,e New Y Il. S3S and 1856 Fulton - ana
100 Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving fuI NOR
m& wylFe7coTT EMPRESS COMPANY will cali for and
cb.c baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
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STORAGE NOTICES.


CENTRAL. STORAGE WAREholsEsI
lbs i6T ard les IVES, 3e--si W se'
a, Auction Rooms % Floyd Grsnt -,
E~radway and s1th-st.. on Mo5ee,'
r.ary II. 1895. and every Monas, 'nsIs
alter until goods are disposed o. sos
81 fo,louing parties. for unpaid s,or.ss
ard charges: Ann coni'n. Mr. Ns.ohe.
Vr. p.verly George Johns'n, Ars' t 80
v.ya. Mrs. Kelly. Mrs NJ. Wes; 80
Frsncis smith. Mrs. BrcS'.I!.. MS ya,e
~ = pa,ie-son NJ. W G weston.
Ms A c Durand Nay Mul,,n. Ja,is
Gai,seS.-. Mrs. n. l.. IaircANd. Nr !
cs,~5eu Mr. porn warden, VT r, =
Gofmiey. Mr.. Pron!sr. J. u. Dona.a. M
/. q. shepard. Srs. >im,s "e,rse
n,asi.y Mr. &. Harris Mrs natnea'
NJ NJ Calef NJ Jackson. MIS- x. ~
Mr. s.. II. Dayton. Peter iio1.s-h' 49,
iie,rv Mrs. PERKINS. Iran Parker AstH
Ii,r,e Nj. : W. Thomsor Miss y Se.-
,ns, Mr wm CAR. Mr Miller NJ <
Gnll,ot. Mrs. \ =. Moore hr. W
psyi, Ms Walker. MIS-. PEAVEY Sm,n.
Mir caroIan. Mt. Thomas, Frank Mc.IE
Ga..aNin' Ulysses %. Hamnil. Nav
Thomas J. c Frank. Mrs X smith, Miss
Moran n ". Mcclellan. d. Blnehan.
Ma Chrystie. Mr.. Weiner. MIS-. AhnS
Sinclair. Mn, A. Langdon. Ma. HovA
NrH c. WuliAnA
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srpERFLJoUs HAIR RrnoVERs.

ALL HAIR KILLED re. - pr .ye elee-
fr-eu. permanent harmless ana pam
isss Pc; MiNER. 10 N~si stint
eI'rERFLCOUs HAIR. mo.es. eesiroy-t
-. .Isctr.-!;y. faces TOun1ri PHYSICIANS
.,se-s.ces. HELEN BRIGG>. % IVES.
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WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave " 42d station. y. y, as follows and
IS H. earlier from foot Of Franklin ST.:
iO.Ih A NJ DAILY Tor Albany Utica, Syracuse. Roches
Ter Bunalo NlagAr- Falls. Fosi Wayne Toledo. C4eNe-
600 p ~ Daily FOR Albany Montreal. Utica. syra-
80 pe-bester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
tro,t cleveland Chicago and s, Louis
SIX = " Daily for Albany. Utica syracuse Roches-
Ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and s. LOUIS.
time tables ~ prino iDal hotels and Offices
-"N = r LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave- New YORK
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VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot Of West sd St penn. Il. RI Coriandt
DesbrOsses -.
Indicates time from West e3d 81 Other figures show
time from Cortandt or DesbTossss ST
s6:1O, $50 A. II. daily sunday &C AZ. A. NJ for
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate stations
1850. S;I5 A II. daily Tor WILKESBARRE. sCRAN-
TON week days. ELMlRA tweek days.. ITHACA.
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
West AMI principal local points; dining car and
chair Buffalo.
u 20. l2:OO noon haI,y ercent suniav.
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LOST.

oo~~~~.~~~~~c~o~o~~> >o~0~@~-.'"~
notice IS hereby given that the under
,g.eI has made AZ? oati FOR ne re
rr~al u Certificate y. lci. l9o. for three
sha--s % tie stock - tie lennsy wanna
par-~af Company. issued ~ Martha +.
Knox ana dated June -. lSS2. the same
,fa-.ba ,. Knox ALEXANDER VI. ORR.
F,ve~rt-r TO Nassar-s'.. =. J CITY
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STEAMBOATS,.


EoeIcD and tEGCV EnUlanG.
VIA SOUND LINES.
NORWICH LINE. Via NeH-L London. Leave Pier 40 (O1
No. y K. Discusses ST.. week dave only. &,
n steamers City 4 Worcester and City of Lawrence
FALL RIVER Line via Newport and Fal! River. Leave
Per - y Z foot % Warren ST.. week days only
Up n steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Or
eTONINGTON LINE. via stonington. Leave Pier SO.
v r one block above Canal ST. week days only. ct
sP VI Steamers Maine and ew-Hampshire
NEW -HAVEN-Fare 81. Excursion $3.50; fast
steamer leaves pier % E R daily sundays except
81. 9 VI Returning. leaves NeUHaven 10 30 night
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STOR RAGE.

tit cc%TRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES iG5 l67 les West 22f-s'. stor~
sge moang Telephone 1o' s>th-''
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MANDOLIN d GUITAR

>l>->~>--,,'',,-1,- 100 sf .ss-greni- az
tt is MUSICAL fN~TRIMEN VI
,.aSr'FACTUEISG COMPi%i. W
fs.-.e~-, sent f1r catalogue
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fogI iIaeNS I A Y5,K '5ot ~ I5e.7y s.;
a aps soq itsvi ts f55 y E L68y St.
on and after Jan. 81. 1875 c,....
&c. For 80 5a' 4i5 go x 2cy Il to ssio i
49, Az go to Ess o6 90 - = 4sn'S S
%:'is'r'n r #ssgsy .aa s'2o e. 'o NJ
For Reading and Har.s6urg y : 80 90 go uo"
5c =" z Eco H? se sss @ 90 10 Re5iHs p NJ i25 ns,
son NJ 50 i.5 as5 t? Readnf A. No. 100 o' 'Y
e e:dS 2 = ~ a. ''0 '.,' ~, r. w. r.-''' ''
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
E ss1 B n7ns isa nf % point f.s f' os:1
a hSnF X d nfS D sl5 10 US G; saS4sys '5sS,
do:is Red Ban@ ION I3jn ! Li \, .,,9 q ~
op t;3o p NJ n sumo sanda5s lois 4 ~ -,
Eyes % Pi 2 s Fa '' Oh HaIS'Si 49,
Tr = Atlantic Ciy vineand. ana Brighton 40 A NJ.
Nas'P &. a Ell: q. 20 F s';ssA 49, $50 '''
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA; B4AIlTTiMoRE AND WASH
From foot Of Liberty -.
Week days. 80 500. 1000 1850 Dni MT CAP A. ~.
a ays $50 1000 di.s5 dining ca5 i N. 200 800
dining cs 600 p NJ l25 nd A@ AZ era tgsn. 55r
30 P. 81 sGnd1ys. 900 4. 81. 100 P ~
Wssk da W. T. rs s5 eos s?o sa'
-? ~; 33 5 rs 5 5 aio 5a5 s55 7o5 20 So
sl9 sg G'S5 TO- TS5 N 1900 " IL 3 zoo go o1
s55 $40 45'. 52i. GOO. e:3o. 7:25 s:25 go s:''
q3 &C. 80; e.: I e.. f'i' . g hsry r6 81
Way ~ Oh ~ 81 Eat In ST., IKE Eos; i7 v5, ST
G,S W. sao r,lto, :, nrooti,n sc Brdadway VIM
ismsburg The New York Transfer O. vii eai for ana
check baggage hotels or residences 10 destination
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.,..,gprternESTS ana subscriptions ior
- ~ sr'bnne received o. their Ip'nMa
oa,nc ~. 242 Broadway. - door -,
- slst-.t.. uain o'clock = n, ,...'eb
f'senlenis received a. ne i.', ,,,ii o'eiocK
."' -, "a s'h ave. . . ~. - -
AZ. 81, ave. or l2'a-,s,. Macy . w. "a
80. 10 and ian. -. -" ''''u,nbl' So. a. c,s
N'r' .. -. i4fr-sf 15T Nes. fe--si,
a. 49,. IN ana SIN ayes. 100 Ear iLh-
a. sss sA-ave.. between ICih sna IN
.ss.: 1923 ave. n :.Ir eifI-,t' Lon
ave J.. near s9th - go 20 aVc,, Hes' a.,
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HELP WANTED.
N~0~o~Ny0r--.~.c.>---.- =. ----~N-O-JN~~-N~JNN

DoeN~~o~~or--y~-.>~--.- .---->s>NI--N~~~~YNeN
Male.
AGENTs.-sT daily. TO sell Speciality soaps
and give customers double their vslne
I'm handsome presents. exclusive territory.
sample ourhf free. MoDOc SOAP Co.
c.nrir rar. Ohio.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS. Don't pre-
pare f. The postor-e or other civil Scr
vice examination without sesins our Illus
tra'ed catalogue ~ infprmailon. sent Tree.
CpLIMRiAN CORES pONpENcE COL
T.EGr Washington. r. 9.
GLUE MEN. Travelling Men. Agents
ever where. 20 ssll 20 everybody Wal
iey's "G.ueirs" a rewslty. better. strong
e. 'han glue f0r ever purpose; durah'e.
fragrant. nsxlole. circular. terms. WAL
LEY. . Spruce-s,. y. I
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,rcuF9 on INSTRUMENTS

'1-,D.,-..,-->. ~ ~ Sy---.N''- 49,
PINE DIAMONDS. Watches NeeH.! ~,
neat. Oh soo-s susfanieel y
sr.pFfy 80 Hac Lane iaAe ~.f
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mn COW & SILVER WANTED.

sT.ND Is yoIr Old god. jewelry. &c. W.
go certified check for fla sal-- t.eTr-
q. LAM references. Esta olished is-2
GEORGE y. JOYCE. 3 FG.t1n a.
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-. f.HsL AACe 81. Az ORDER Of Hon.
Frank 7. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF zoe
CITY ani County OF New York.
Notice j. he.eDy given 70 all persons
having claims against GouyeTreur w.
Morris, late u the city Of New YORK. de-
ceased. to present the same with souea-ss
Thereof 70 the subscriber. az has place ~
transsc;lrg business. No. IL william street
In the Cts OF New York. on o. before me
.vih day Of Apr!l next.
Dated. New York. the sth Cay OF Ocsooef.
1897. -
JOHN A. RUTHERFCID.
Executor
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Railroads.
Railroads.
BALTIMORE e. OHIO

foot % Liberty street
CHICAGO 40 n. - 10 ?. n. and ~ IS night;
PlTTsBCkG. 40 a. m. 49, . m, 600 ,. n
'.2 night. $50 &. Liberty =. onlyJ
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 10 % e. ~. '555 p m.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, 1855. 1905 (Diner)
'i3o N Diner. 900 D.ner. IS . DINER, - %
Oireli 49, o. and az - night.
NORFOLK rll. 80 a.
NEW ORLEANS uhr0ugh sleeper. q -. Sc 10 . n
~ trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light
O.css li9. ~ 2Gi. s34. 114o Bfway. 81 = i4th-s.
II Rowery Y y a-29 34i Fulton-st.. Brooklyn Waite
hs Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
b c.srston
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FOR SALE. & O. ij-rorse ~ 1i7f. r
r.. SIMPSON & son. 81 Sprur~-si
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions ior
Tre tribune received ~ tl.l- UPTOWN
O~lr4 40. 1912 Broadway. - doc- north
q, sist-st.. ur'I 1'clock >. IN. adfe
,tserrsrt4 received - The fosoN.ng hTa1cl
or'ices A. iogu.a. oHlce rsi.- until . .i2e<
y m VIZ - shave. 2 =. c.F. Ia - 3
r.. b.r-g.f .lr I@fh-sf.. Marf 81. TN
ave- and i4t.-st.. ~ CclrmDuf- ave. rrar
TV.S- cc.r-s-. inr West fe1-st.. near or -
T..s,ae- IN and Sth ares. 10 East 4slh-
a. as 3s-4re between -G'r an1 IIth
- O2c af-ave.. res- fift-ft.- 1oS let
o~e rear sos r-0 3d-hve.. rear ilsi-
.. 80 rr--ve 90 r.@A-ke--T'
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SURROGATE NOTICE.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
lacepc n1ent, % Elizabeth ". HeTiman
lwl:e u william II. Herriman), Maria A.
BIZ gnt and Catherine Il. Ds.knap, the only
hers and next u KIN " ElZaoetn d.
WyckOH deceased. send greeting. Whereas.
william AZ. Tflingnast. u the city o:
Ne" York. has lately applied q toe sur
roSates Court os our County Of New York.
bearing date the seventh Gay " Aprit
lssf relating 20 both real and personal
properly. du.y pro, ed Us the last WI. ast
Testament u Elizabeth 3. Wyck0n late az
the County Of New York. ]. ,eased. There
fore. YOU. and each % yoc. are cited 10 ap-
pear before the surrogate q our County u
New York. AZ MS Office In the County OF
thousand eight hundred and ninety-eight..
q ha.i-rast ten o'clock IN TIE forenoon OF
inat day. then and there 10 attend tns
probate u the said last VIII and Ies'a
aeLt. And such Of you as are herepy
cited. a. are under the age o. twenty
years, are required 70 appear by your
guardian, II you have one. or X YOU have
appointed. Or IN the event q your neglect
G.. failure 20 % -. guardian VII. be ap.
pointed be- the Surrogate to represent ana
act ,or you q the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof. We have caused
the seal Of the SurrOgates Court o, tho
said County o. New YORK q De hereuato
affixed Witness. Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald.
York. az said County. the 18Th day
Of January. "a the year o, our
4. 5. Lord one thousand eight hundred
and nirety-eight.
J. FAIRFAX ELAEGHblN.
Clerk o. the surroga,e's coust-
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MONEY TO LOAN.

A.-ti2olJ AND SO 900 al -. per eeat -
Joan on Grs, mortgage. city properly
terms 20 suit prlrff. fu.ls John
T0r 'NDN - FaF- i9jfr 49,
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FOR SALE.

roR SALE -Compie'e EDITOR. ~ y. . in
~ 1's,eIia britannica rev :, ,o.n ia,
.,iY car i,ading original eosL vi,IItS
ssetfr@ state p~ise AauI'sS "'''
Sfrt 40. B. II. bGne once
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Female.
WANTED. Fer three children under nre
Years n, aFe. an English nr'serF cover
-ess WI O.. able 70 zach the elementary
branches q the English language. also
drawing. must Re capable 10 take fuI
charge and do all the rending. md must
have good city references Address PAR
TICJLiR. Poy o. Tribune Once.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

y|%SN||oc~o.00O.0.o.o.>. O-N-o.o->-~~r~~~~~~@
~aSFAcTURERS Of Billiard and Pool
yisv reasonable prices; easy terms.
"A EROS. l24 East l4th-st
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bOtRD AND ROOMS.


. ENTloN,-A.-
,-i.. l,of private bath. single srf
-. arc optional. doctors Offices -.
49, Information reliable ana free reg
esnces exchanged
= = LELAND d co. a Yves; 23d-st
~" HONE Elderly people kindly
io Terms moderate. cifculifs
- ssh. save
@4h-SF.. q - % EST-Isrge sac
~ ana ,t."1 story suites q rooms
~ aH"foe..fl refereuoes
~ rs r. 81 WEST .-Clean. tidy rooms
-.-'i 'ahle. Quaker management
.'li's i-seorat.e. references.
SSD-sI - WIS., Well f-rui.'el large
80 80 small rooms nis'-c.ass board fe,-
o. h-ST 80 VEST Elegant. newly
.-Ia4ste@. large siraH rooms: back par
20 cfctor. superior board.
'p GADIsOT-AVC.. near 34t..-st. Hand
.@in@.y fl-rlsfe1 raCrz. second foo. -
vfr hoard
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ADVERTISEMENT ard .ahserip'i,o1ns ~
me Trihun. received ~ the.f p'oNh
Once No 2i2 Broadway. p door noltn
y, 2i.,- lntn o o'clock p. m adfrf-
..-'c-,. rscsiv,f at the following branca
sr'c,s a, regular once rates until o CLOCK
r N viy "a shave. 5. o cor at 3
IL. On ave. cor. i2tn-.i., Mhcl s. va
H., tf.f 81 100 West i.i-si. near tiA-
se y -ssi li'r - 30 W-st a.. ..
I.ta.er 1th ant N'h avc' ~ Est 80
80. : @gs 80 7ve befvse1 I6'h en1 lt'a
80 n2s Save near olst -. lIOs ~
-. r<s- s9-r-sr $50 3d-sve. near il-t
a. S., 3d-ave 30 B,e-cker-s, 90
pfas-x.r -, . COS 3i-sve 240 East 18Th
a. g2l % ave- . 90. ~ ave. % An
,t.rtam-a.e. 40. West t.d 81.
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r,pxIsHED ROOMS.

- VrsT 15-H ST. n.ar SHAW. - a,' ~
s,re'y furnished large rooms. 80 80
,-r,i.rf. ce.iral. American fanny 1880
en-es -
agp-sT % EAST Double fo''n'' WEI
rra~f feffTerres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks Aromatic B!OcN signals.
stations In Nev-YOfk fcot u Liberty 81.
and South Ferr;. Whitehall =.
Trains leave fo9t o, L.ber.y ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
MACHINERY.

-~~~<~~~s~-~~-~-~~- -----~~~~.>-~-~'se
~ pl-r.rID p..ICI.s 90 secund hand
wood and irgr working r.arhtt7. i-4''
guarantee. rachta@. uDAZAt h".
p a-r~d. GEORGE y EDDY. 3?s Maii-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-12-07

A writer describes a curious custom
in Havana of laying out bodies In state
during the night before burial. They
are placed close to an open window
fronting the street, on couch four or
five feet from the ground. The corpse
is surrounded by high wax tapers, and
the whole room illuminated. Frequent
Iy, when returning from tertulia or
ball. | have been startled to see the
fixed and rigid features of some old
gentleman or lady, dressed in their best
attire. and apparently reclining before
the window. 1t used to appear an un-
necessary mockery Of death. dressing
out corpse in a new suit OF clothes,
with tight patent leather boots and
white neck cloth. l remember one
night in particular. 1 was returning
home through one of the by-streets,
when. seeing the lower windows of a
house Illuminated, and concluding that
there was a body lying in state, went
toward it. There, close to the window,
so close that | could have touched ii
through the bars. lay the body of a
young girl about fifteen years of age.
She was dressed as for a ball, with
flowers in her hair, and white satin
shoes on her feet; her hands crossed
on her breast, her eyes closed, and her
mouth slightly opened; and, altogether.
her face and expression was one of the
most beautiful l ever saw.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-12-07
WHAT TH.iIsW DECIDES.

Blowing a locomotive whistle loudly
several times under a bridge over
which vehicles are constantly passing
is held, in Mitchell vs.. Nashville. G. &
st. L. Railroad Company Tenn). 40
T.. R. A. 426, to be so unnatural and
reckless an act as to create liability
for resulting damages.
The delivery Of telegram to the
wife of the addressee when he Is alb
sent from town is held, in Western Un-
ion Telegraph Company VS.. Mitchell
tTexas), 40 L. r. A 200, insufficient, as
a matter of law, to satisfy the obliga-
ton of the company, but its duty In this
respect is question Of fact.
The liability of a street railway COM
pany to q spectator for injury by some
thing that flew from a target hit by
bullet at an exhibition of marksman-
ship given by an independent con
tractor employed by 1t is sustained In
Thompson VS.. L.. l.. & II. st. r. r. Co.
Mass. 40 /. r. A 345, where the spec
tator had come to the place on one of
the street cars and was at the place
provided for spectators.
A verdict of coroner's jury is held,
IN Small VS.. State (Ga.), 40 l.. r. A. 1863,
o be advisory merely, and not binding
rs a judgment or possessing any proba-
tive effect as evidence In a homicide
case, and therefore not subject to be
reviewed, set aside or quashed In the
superior court.
Evidence of the killing of woman
by a locomotive or other part of train
while she was sitting or lying on the
track at night between IL o'clock and
daylight is held. in Parish VS.. Western
e A. r. Company (Ga.), 40 l.. r. A.
1854. to establish as a conclusion of law
that she was guilty Of negligence which
would preclude liability of the railroad
company.
Voluntary exposure to unnecessary
danger is held, in Fidelity and Casualty
Company VS.. Chambers Va.), 40 L. r.
A. 432, not to be shown by sitting on a
bag on the railroad track at a highway
crossing, without knowing that q train
was due and after being warned Of the
train and starting away, turning back
to get the bag.
Voluntary exposure to unnecessary
danger within the meaning Of an acci-
dent policy is held, in United States
Mutual Accident Association vs. Hub
bell (Ohio), 40 L. R. A. 45S, to mean
danger Of q substantial character
known to the assured. who purposely
and consciously exposes himself there
to, intending to assume the risk. An
attempt Of a travelling salesman to
cross a slough in a road, thinking there
is no danger. is held not to constitute
such exposure. With these cases Is q
note analyzing the various decisions op
the subject