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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-07

Washington. The party under Nu~ll-
cion in Montreal of having taken the let
ter Chief Wilkic SAYS. IS entirely lnh2-
cent the man who took the letter never
having been in the house before. lh'
officials who have had knowledge oi
Chief Wilkes movements regard it as
one of the most clever pieces of dctec-
tive work ever done in this country. The
letter is aS follows:
"Montrcal. 2Gth Of May. 1898,
''Tupper Street. II.
TO His ENcellcncy, Scnor Don Jose
Gomez lmay-My Dear Don Jose: 1t
was my belief that they would have
appointed YOU to command the Cadiz fleet
and il WAS my intention to have sent
YOU Il telegram asking YOU to take me with
you meaning To meet You III the Antilles
OF wherever YOU might say. The case has
not turned out thus. however. ana II
seems as though God were not on our
side. because the election Of Senor Ca
mara. | fear will be fatal, although he
may have 4 good chief of Statf-
NO one could possibly suit hlm. be
cause he is very caprlcIouS. ana bcSIdtS
is not Il hard worker; on the contrary
he is lazy and would pay no attention to
the adyiceS Of amy one. lon Will not
but YOU and Don PasGuale should nave
command of our fleet, and this Is the
belief OF the Younger element 81 the
perSonc Now there IS no remedy, ana
may God shed his light upon hIm ana
keep him in His hands | wrote to the
minister and with the confidence due TO
my special duties. said to him. on send
ing Il clipping from 4 newspaper cohlalh-
inc II telegram from CndZ. speaking OF
our fleet and of its admiral, that 1t was
not Scnor Camara. but You who should
command it, and that we. the lower per
sonnncl who have travelled about ut
tie. know YOU very we'll. 1t may be that
this action may have made 4 bad llEpres-
sion on him. but | don't care. because II
| can do so. | shall leave the service
when this war is finished. ! have been
left here to receive and send tcl"GIams
and to look after the service which
have organizd or | had better say, am
.cSta abliShing here. because untll :; very
little while ago | was not permitted TO 90
Us ! pleased.
.Nc have had bad luck because theE
have captured our two best SpleS, one
in Washington who hanged hlmseT or
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-07

Russell Harrison and i Son of Vice
President Hobart on Ills Staff.
jacksonville. I'la.. June t. Major
General EitZhugh Lee. in command Of
the Seventh army corps. headquarters
for which have been definitely cStnb-
li>nrd in this city has appointed on his
staff Russell Harrison. son Of rN-lrcsi-
don't Harris Z. and Il son of Nicc-PrcSi-
dent Hobart Mr. Hobart Will be ASsis
tant .kdjutant General and Mr.. Harrison
probably Assistant Inspector General.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-07
Th8 H0rO Is q
North C0rOIinian
Reward Sure and Adequate is Awaiting These American
Heroes Medals and Promotion are the Least
They can Expect at the Hands
of Grateful People.
a and forced to surrender to Samp-

,l mil f..r..3 t s,trr..,tI3. Il, S4ml,- :
..
,rh. naval .;t,,atfan IL h,aityrd tn he
...'t..l.. ..,1..r..,,..,, Tln,t,.ip.e ,5,.
>......1. ...,..,.. tb, ,r,.,rft.., away
'.......... +. =. mas, t.li,....I r.r
..-. -,,....,.+ ft.+ samson VIII submit ta
T..-.,.. Ills 49,, l..~ly i.-r,hased advaf.,-.
. .,l h. ..,, I Janandad nr.nn fs
..r.....'. tt... ,........,..t III thn ahstrnction
t-..l . ~,.,,..;.l. a. e,.,al in.;da The
t...-..r ~" 80 r....,i, nntil tln,, ara
..,.,-..I ,.4 or ,......rs1ar Saeaosor VII
f,. rr., I'll dct,.h most of his p0werfni
.auadran FOR ~rrl;c.. eIsewbtIe Ias
means. according Is common leiief aa
5n4nnrt.nf attack unau san Ina4 s.sse.
T.s,,s h..va hoeu u4t4til,iyin.s. thf.re h8S
l,t..n = t,otabIn. chance il tin. toaa .aF
~. Sna,,ish pros<.s although -s.p II, thi-
.asSfrf n,rssdvi.es lave been made Ia
49, S-ssse LxI.art,a.alt ~ auv ~ b.
: f%- " ~sfl @.A<e Tdtta
.ff,. 4urs.t5au tu the stir thaf auv rna-
faart mas bring forth uNurtner~ Df th.S
Kim. For this reason tn. ,..utr,afs8
.-.,fr-# Porto Rico probably win I. hur- .
r.s.t ru arsI.- t. insur. it's tu.--,.~-.sn
lis tn. Iuityl ~rafu- Nrfuet+ uuaae l-
attained.
or fL. CaG-1 fleet no fear F. cut,r-
tairaa ku.v.ir.,. .lf,.. r,aI, uuiI.-I.ul r....
fn-ts rr.farfr all a4.riL-is. f, Snauf~I
-r....,,-it, 81 ,l .fH...t +t..t ta4- r..t
Hs- ..r~..,.ft- -t.5...l f.r ..i+r,s~ -h. W.
Inlf.- ar the pbsfr,..r.. If cam t.f
.fst.J ,hat tt,.. ..,.t.,.rf,.,..,,. h.. iurar- .
nation. which it r.@ard~ a~ reliable that
the Spanish fleet he'd NOT left Cad.z rr
- Yesterday. Meanwhile army prcpara
'isu: ya forward without the slightest
~ien uC cessation.
To-day bids were opened for ~upniy
Ing ou" million and half cartridges
ts.1 r.ore transports were purchased .
anil srru-enrnf~ were made IL u~r faur
..r th. largest Snalfi,h olir~ captured a-
t.rszr- rur ,he TRANSFORMATION of troop- ta
Cuha and Porto Riea.
.,,.,t,,.,,-r, ,.f.,n>,,,>- It,pc,>.
->"E#' instructor iluuS"h. "h'@'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-07
THE NEWS IN MADRID.



There.
Madrid. June 4.-Great enthusiasm
prevails in this city over the Spanish re
ports Of the recent engagement ut Santa
90 dc Cuba.
Premier Sagasta and Captain Aunon.
the Minister Of Marine. uDou leaving
the palace after Informing the Queen Re
gent Of the affair. told the reporters of
the newspapers here that the object of
the Americans was not To fore" but block
the entrance Of the channel. Admiral
Cervera. they alleged was aware Of the
intentions Of the Americans. and or
dercd part of his squadron outside 10
defend the entrance.
The official dispatch from Santiago de
Cuba also said that when the Merrimac
sank Admiral CerVcra. who was on
board Of Spanish warShip near by. en-
tered small boat and ''perSonaIIy saved
the survivors who were swimming in the
water" -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1898-06-07

Ii is Rumorcd That lie Been .tSSaSi-
mated.
tGopyIightcd 1898 by Associated prcssD
Cape iiaytien llayti. June til is
rumored here that President IIcurcauX,
Or Santo Domingo, has hccn aSsassina-
ted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
WOMAN kLoNDIKE LECTURER.

.- s.xs THAT THE DANCERS OF THE cHiLnoo'
PASS HAVE BEEN ExAGGERATEp AMI
SHOWS HOW GOLD is MINED
Miss Esther Lyons. who Is Represented " ~ -
a.. noron who crossed the Chilkoot pass. oes""
= week.s Iec,uring engagement at Carnegie ma"
=. evening There was large audience ana MISS
Tvons was warmly received and frequently ap
nauded Her lecture illustrated ny s'e'eoP"
cor views. many Of them showing MISS Lyons AZ
d,nerent points In the journey. such as on iaAe
RATS and ascending the pass
or the horrors OF the Chilkoot trail, me iec'u'e
declared that the accounts have been greatly eA
agcerated No healthy man. so she said last nish''
need be afraid of climbing the pass. Inc pass"se
she found by 10 means so difficult as some OF 'he
mountains which hundreds OF tourist Climb every
year. The whole journey TO the hlondlKe' MISS
Lyons asserts can be accomplished by hea.thy
man withou, great discomfort and. II ne possesses
energy, sufficient money TO start ana year pro,
visions thu re is no reason why he should not ma
a good claim even make a fortune there iut
for a weak or unhealthy person. she says, ID Is
madness 10 attempt the journey , .
The second part Of the programme consisted OF Il
reproduction of a Klondke placer mine In opera
tion In this Miss Lyons appeared dressed as a
miner in a costume similar 10 the one she wore in
Alaska a representation of placer mine had
been arranged. and Miss Lyons gave an interesting
exhibition OF gold-panning and the details OF a
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
FIVE POINTS.

Everybody has heard OF the Five Points OF
Ca,vinism But there are also five cardinal
noints in the doctrine Of the gas range. and they
are:
~ Availability. II is always ready FOR SER
vice II is the minute man of the Kitchen
90 Adaptability. 1t can be set up anywhere
II will cook anything-from an egg TO tui hcs :.
81 Efficiency. It's cooking is the best TOT
broiling or baking stewing or boiling. IL Is UNI
surpassed. 40, ,.,.ho,
a. Cleanliness. II reduces dirt In the kltchen
TO a minimum. No SCOT, no dust. no ashes' ho
litter of kindling. IN.
(5) Economy. Properly used. 1t cuts tine DIS
for fuel in two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 500 T. NJ. Pullman ves;bul. bay
coaches and Paror Dining Car service. Meas la
carte. Connects Buffalo with through sleepers to
80 $50 900 r. NJ. daily for EAST0N. MAUCH
cYI-NK NIIK ESBARRE. SCRANTON week days.
pITTsToN and coal branches Chair Car TO Mauch Chunk
s.:5I 40 +. ". daily. except sunday for WILKES
RAfiRE' PITTSTON SCRANTON, and principal
mediate stations Connects for all points In the coal
cions Pullman Buffet Par.Or Car TO Wilkesbarre.
.f.5O. I;xo T.. NJ. daily, except Sunday for NACCH
CTf'NK and intermediate stations. Chair car Eason.
st,5.I .,I5 T. NJ Sundays only for MAUCH CHUNK
- so. 0;IO p II. daily. except Sunday for EAsroN
and nrncipai intern sdinte stations.
-0;5O, 900 p NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper yestibuls
train y Y 10 Chicago Seepers 10 Buffalo and Toronto.
40. $500 r. VI. daily, except sunday. stopping only
MATCH CHUNK. sAYRE. GENEVA ROCHESTER,,
BATAVIA BUFFALO and TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
for Buffalo but sleeping passengers carried No
$40 300 p NJ daily FOR wILKEsBARRE It'll
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER BCFFALo, NIAGARA
FALLS and al points West. Pullman sleeper ITHACA
Additional local trains daily except sunday for SOUTH
pIAINFfEIp BOUND BROOK and intermediate points
leave a. foows $50 $50 1910 1850 .io:2o 1870
sundays orly) NJ. '220. 2:3O $3.50 $50 and '6:23
$40 i. VI. ,., . al. 49, -
AS o. and 1923 Broadway RI r. 18th St. 1856 f l25a
s. 1917 Bowery. ~ y: $50 Fulton st, Court ST.. o,
broadway. md Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn
Y Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through n destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
REAL ESTATE.
MORE OF THE HUNTINGTON PROPERTY
SOLD.

SOLD.
The sale by John ~ Golding OF large part Of
Coils p. Hunting:ons tract. at Fifth-ave. and
Seventysecond-s,.. known among real estate men
as the million dollar plot" was the feature OF
yesterdays realty dealings The northeast corner
OF F.fth-ave and Seventy second-st. 37xl25 feet.
and the adjoining plot In Seventy second-st. AK
1922. has been purchased by James Stman. pres'-
dent OF the City National Bank. and Samuel
Thorne president OF the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany. has bought another piece. 4oxl3o feet, in
Fifth-ave.. 81 feet north of Seventy -second-st.
Oliver b. Jennings several weeks ago purchased
still another section in Seventy-second-st. 2sxlo2
feet about l72 feet cas-, OF Fifth-ave. paying
rather more than 900 for 1t. The total value Of
the land sod Is about $500 900. and all three sales
were for cash.
Charles L. Harrel sold to Edward Swan. for a
client the Mortified and Mount Hermon apart
ment-houses new hve-story buildings occupying
the block front. Sx2oo on the east side OF Ams'er
and one.hundred- and -forty-ffth SITS. with stores
on the avenue and entrances 10 the apartments AZ
No. al West One-hundred- forty ioGrth-st ana
No as West One hundred and forty hfthst These
houses are among the best on Washington Heights'
The prices paid are withheld. w
I. J. phillips & CO. sold for Louis Stern to w.
W. & T. NJ Hall the plot running 40 feet on l,f inc
ave II will be improved by the erection Of a
handsome dwelling - l.. Injunction with
Francis r. Underhiil, for Annie Manheimer to
Alvin ". Krech. No. % West Fifty-eighth-stt a
fSSur cs, TSe d parcei in IS sss for 9 ssss
SOM Brothers. sold to John Brsngan the south our
west corner of Coumbus-ave and Ninety -ninth-sl
@llx75 for about $1,000 and purchased from tne
estate of William H. Buxton No SiS Washington IN
St and No. " Beach-st, with old buidhgs. on
private terms. - -,....e ..,,r.ot
q r. C;regor G. Son have sold at private contract
the three fve-story brownstone double nathousses
known as the Arlington, size 15XlVo. ana nos. l0o'
ib2 and 1874 East Forty-ninth-st. on private terms
James f. Malcolm has sold No. II East Eghue'-l-
St. four-story Jrownstone dwellins-house' on d
lot 2Oxi022 private terms III, - s
II is reported that another corporation VIII uhueI-
take the building OF the proposed tWenty-Sloi!
office building on the southwest corner OF Wltilani
and Liberty SITS for the Dudley Company OF No
~ Ceaar-st Another store ana once Dullu,,
ing IL is said will also be erected on the -shapeo
plot at Nos 1902 TO 100 Park Row and NO 20 Duane
at owned by Augustus Classon.
At the Broadway salesroom yesterday Ia Ia -,
Phillips sold in foreclosure the vacant piol, ga
forty-ninth-st and Seventh-ave:. to the palntlI
Tor SO 90. All the other parcels were either ao-
iourred bid In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

37,h-st No $40 10 343 East. 73y Irregular Leo -
po.d Rosenberg to Walter Hutton "a. OF
InIorvale-aye, W 5. 2iG II OF Freeman 81 '"N
100: Emil 5 Levi 10 Hugh McCreery .'...;,:;'
Wnlis-ave. W s. - II OF l35th 81, 2'Asl'o' ho-
ward j Dwyer to Sgmund Feust 49,.
i1G,h- ST. s. COS II Of Worth 81, 2.oxSoN
25x96.s. except part taken ior wiueh"s s"e''
Theresa Klaubef TO Henry Klauber
5th-ave. s. 200 II Of both 81. 1s6Sllo' hoEai -
8 Crane referee. 10 John r frodsky ...'..... -
li5th-st s. 100 II OF ST Nicnolas-aNe, I'oN
DBL. Robert + Bennett and another to lhohas
Park Row n S. al II of Duane ct, 2An
lO2 1lx2i. Sxl0l.il: James Shaw TO hooei'
Gardner -
South-st. n G corner Whitehall-st. 433XlOs aHfo'
iOT.? 30 part. State ST. Nos ana -
corn Nhtcha-st. y part Mary l. CcSter et ,o,
al Alexander Coles Ell al ............ iV'
7th-st, % 2is. :. l5s IT " Of Avenue 6 ZoN
90 10. simon Adler and another to Morris teft
ad-ave No 5l9. 5. lS.2x60. Margaret Bropny 70 &C
Emma JOHNSON ss,s;e osxos o: sarah
Sands 10 Frederic M!ddebrook
76h-s,. No LOB West lsx1O22 Charles "ehe' .
referee 70 Hannah Wray ...........:.
Amsterdam ave, No 64l. corner 9lst-sI;
27lixiOo Maria l. Mount 10 Augustus IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
BALTlM ORE g. OHIO

LeaVO New YOIK, " e1'y a09
foot of Liberty
DAILY. Except Sunday. Sundays:
PlTTsBURG. $50 !. M. fS.25 .. m. 900 .. m.
s12l5 night 80 a. m. Liberty 81. onlyD
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 d. m. '3o3 D. m.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. t7SaS 1900 sDne.l;
sIl80 a. m. DINER. 900 DINER. ~ tDiner) 'Aas
DINER. '5.53 p. and 81 IL night.
NORFOLK. tll.30 n m.
NEW ORLEANS Through eeeper). f3."S Y 90 p N
All trains Illuminated with P,ntsch Light
Onices: lis if2 26i Az lI<O Bdway 81 z. iNh-r.
i27 Bowery " Y: 33o 34s Fultonst. Drookyn White
hall Terminal Bsggass checked from hotel or resdsnes
10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
WEST SFIORE R.R

Trains leave AID ST. station. N. T.. follows and
10 IA. earlier from foot OF Franklin st.:
lU:I5 a. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
Buffalo, Niagara falls. Fort Wayne Toledo Cievs
land and Chicago.
400 T. NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica SYRIA
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De-
troit Cleveland Chicago and st. Louis
S,I5 T. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and St Louis
Time tables a principal hotels and Offices.
G. e. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
fs s aew A SS Zoo, D Gs Ss sn'
Tam, isay.. ioc$ Of Liberty q Isys st
46 s1' 7 hS'' SO ST. cEa;0H go a'4C 8
wiEc;6ars ft:'on az sna ssran'On 400 $40 A.
od ESS Ffaaig5 70 f aay sjoqa
nsS 4 snd SSs u.s. 80 to i Readns3 49, 100
100 $50, 900 r. NJ, 1915 night; 400 s.oo
o Er su 3D. 3 eS seS "O suHdays
FOR LosG bAeH 6SEsN SEoy psik Sc; ocean
SaH 5 sf4 H ri; ' 10 5 n s
a, Interaken or Asbury PARK and Ocean GroveJ 900
d0i' Red Bank f S9'Tl 1 EA X ~ n
$50. $50 1918 A. NJ 10 80 44o OBS Saturdays
o Fcr Toms hyeI q5nsSat PAX and 1o RsTsesS 49,
' For Aiano &C CITY vinesnd and brdssioH saO A. NJ
H. s5 IN. H ss os, :'sssA 49, $50 '''
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. g 4dN AND "A'AiS''
Week day.. 81 see ieSo 4lso Pings Car. ~,
faSi Ss qiS Da95 fsa @
&c s6s sSe rhyn Ss5faEi sSS t
,o %sef fo dny o. 40 Il % Sto ,s SO S so'
iss is ss sss s sSs i sfS 5s s ass 5
sI9 e o iGSS l's 70 ~ 10 Ms a 2 sSntss g. @
s5. 80 as ?s 600 60 1;25, S'2' e;2o o'''
r. %s'i; e: -; ',S a.
Coz Court W ST. 80 sS'P ga, S. s3OoISn Tosaway,
barrsose from ho;els resdence' destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN IL. IL
stnlOns I'm New York. foot Of Barclay
and Christopher streets.
VESTIlULED TRAINS. AZ LLNAN BUFFET
CARS, PINTSCu LIGHT.

Direct ~ NI,NAi.N, nl.OO..siE.o MONiS l-s!n
THE ORANGES. summit. Berrarisviie basSms
Ridge. Madison. Morristown, fsssaie paterson p1n
ton. lover. stanhope. NEWTON. BUDpS, Ian
MoUNlAiN Washington. PtIILLPsnuRG EAsIoN
SCRANTON. PITTsToN WiikEsBARRE NANL.-
,osr. BI.GiiAMToT. OXFORD NORWICH; Water
Vile. UTICA RICHFIELp SPRINGS, cor,anna
Syracuse. QswEGO. ITHACA, oWEGo ElMiNA
CORNING BATH. pANsNiIIE; RCfr n,Lnn ana a"
points VISIT NORTHWEST AND SOCTHWEsLi
500 A. M-iINGHAMToN MAIL sto?~ at prine'ph
stations xo.>.-,>, p,Sc
1907 nAMToS s ow fsiS bi IrHXca EISiRA uTic
RicHFIEt.s SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. and oswtoc
EXPREss. Pullman Parior Carr Sonn wrs, -
100 I W M MscIANToN. wiIXEsp IRRE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. huffman Rune; Parlor Car Assn -, VA
<:oO p M-sCRlNTON. WILKESBARRE AND PLtA'
OUTH EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parior Car.
TOO i. NJ. tDalA-Chicago Vestbuled Limited ESPrrsc
Tor Scranton. BINGHAMToN. Ef-MiRA BuF.
FALo rgI%n SSns, sl &c aSS. Car N'~'''A
$50 T. ,Dsiiy,furalo Express Pullman Sleepers 10!
SCRANTON BNGHAMToN. EtMIEA BATH, MI.
MORRIS and ElFFALo. arriving N Bnhslo y a. ~.
$50 r. NJ tpailyl-UFFAI.O. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
ION OWEGo ITHACA, ELMlRA. SYRACUSE.
UTICA 4 oSWsGo EXPRESS Pullman Ban"
riHKETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
Henry 1azs 4 sous Limited. ii3 Broadway. IL PARK
Place ,2O i,rosdway s o., Br adwsy Tickets at ferry
citations. III tthave &C. i2thst 81 West i:o.h.t ~
Coumbus-sys New-Hk 33s ami 136 Fulton.st ana
i0d Broadway. Brooklyn Timetables sivng fu'' nfof-
w. wFsrcoTT EXPRrss COMPANY viii call for anl
cAsch baggage from hoelor residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
ERIE RAILROAD.

Though trains leave Newiork. foot OF oaanbers-"~
follows and nve minutes earlier from West 2Sd-st
300 a. M.-vestbued Express daily Tor BlnshsmsoSl
yaverly, Elm-a. Buffalo, Bradford. Arrive Eunaio Nv
n. Parlor Buffalo. IA.
900 p. M.-vesbuled Limited fast NATL Daily sor .a
train for ChIcagO. Cleveland 74O NJ. CheAs9
%. NJ sieepers to Chicago. Cleveland and cneinna"'
Ditng Car.
$40 y. M.-Bufraio and Cleveland vestibued Exprs"
Dafy. arrives Buffalo 7:o5 A. NJ Braisord III ~ :;
Jamestown 100 A.. NJ, Cleveland ~ 20 p NJ Sleepers "a
Bufalo and Cleveland making dres, connections TO-
sa1 T.. N.-sold train 70 chicago Sserers to Hor-
nels'l.e Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car. =,
YTT(KETs LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i accommodations at Ill Il3. 26i +oi and eo' Broad
st. Chambers and IVES. 2sas ferries Nes. o SIS.
Ct Hboken Jersey City station Westeo't Exprese
calls r and checks baggage from hotels and residences
destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01

q ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received at their Uptown Once. NJ. Lac broadway
~ door north Of 3ls st.. until o'clock advertise
mens received ht the flowing branch offices regular
Office rates unn o'clock viz: ~ shave, e.
cor. 23d 81, l52 9th ave. cor 18th St Mays. 9Th
ana lith 81. it2 Columbus ave. West 6Gh-s,:
West i2i st.. 6th-avs: ~ East 18th Ri West
5.i st. between Ith and sth 100 las, +1hs, AIS
~ ave. between 18th and TTih o26 81 ave, near
Gist st.; Los LEI ave near soth-s Grn "a ave.
4lstst 65A 3i-ave. 2io Blseckcr 325 Beecksr
2v0s I'd 40 East 1othst i02i Sd ave CO. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHiN
LEHiGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foo; o. West 23d ST. Penn. X. RI Corandt
Desbrosses st.
Indicates time from West 23f 81 Other figures show
time from COr,anit or De.brosses 81.
sG:1O. 6;2O \. NJ daily SUNDAY '643. A. NJ for
EASTON and intermediate stations. -
.7 80 SIZE iaiiy Tor wIi.KEsBARRE sCRAN
TON (wees days. ITHACA. GENEVA: ROCHESTER
BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and the West. AMI princi-
pal local ponts dining car and chair car to Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-01
RAILROADS.
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broadway Aston House: Vest ~ ndt
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and Rrooklyn Annex Station. brooklyn Sta,nn 1T -,
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ard from hotels and residences
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NEW BUILDINGS


3lst-st. No 104 East, for a hve-story brick fiat.
2ixSS9. Thomas II Riley. No 1875 Lexington
ave owner; y Leo. architect. ...............
Columbus-avc. corner l03d-st. for two two
siory brick and stone warehouses. 5Ox95 and
41x15. Som Brothers & Rotnfs,d. No 3SG
Washi7gtc -. owners; Franklin Baylies. Bible
House. dlClltecl..
linton ave. q corner Homes for a four-story
brick tenement. % 2xs5: Marguerite Stress. No
1.ls2 Jackson ave. owner. W G Dlckerson.
Websier-aye. s. 4G II OF Suburban-st, for
three-story frame dwelling. III. SxS6. Albert
Wiggers. Hoboken. J. owner; l. Falk. archi-