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The Press., 1898-02-24
UNION.

The heaviest ice storm in the memory of the oldest inhabitants spread over DOT tions of this town Sunday and Monday, doing great damage to fruit and forest trees, and remaining on the trees longer than usual with ice storms. One came on Christmas day in the winter of 1856, remaining on the trees in some localities four weeks, and making it impossible for some to drive the cattle from the yards for water, and some farmers had to carry water to their stock for long time. An other in the winter of 's5 did great dam age to fruit and forest trees in some parts of the town, but amid all the wreck and ruin no telegraph or telephone wires were injured.
The Press., 1898-02-24
Mashapaug.

An antiquarian gathering and supper will be held at the home of MT. and Mrs. M. G. Smith next Wednesday,, to which everybody is cordially invited. It is we'll known that whatever MT. and Mrs. Smith undertake to do Is we'll done. A royal good time is assured. Any one having old fashioned things of any kind that will help to make the occasion interesting are respectfully requested to bring them along Price of supper, good one, 15 cents.
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FORTHCOMING AUCTION SALES.

Peter f. Meyer will sell under foreclosure at NO.
i'll Broadway on Monday, No. 792 ThTd-avc. 2obx
co. Nos 1877 ana is9 East Fiftyhrst-si. No
lc0 East Fiftysecond-st and 10. 100 East one-hun-
Observation-Disclosures Margaret NJ Hayward.
plaintiff against Gertrude Asten Pierce ahl me- y
Thomas j. Donnelly. referee and Alfred Mclntnc.
Paul NJ Herzog and r. V. b. Nissan. attorneys.
James l.. Wells will sell under foreclosure on
Tuesday the property on the north slde o. VIe-
hundred -seventeentns ZOOS feet east OF fIs
ave plot lGSx1OoIl. John G. Boet;ner. plalntin,
against Emily Schmcl and others. David thomson
referee. and Isaac Kugelman, attorney
Mr. Wells will also offer under foreclosure on
the same day No. 42i East one-hundred -and-sev-
enteenth-st 274 feet east Of Frst-aye., lbSXImIl,
John G. Boettrer. plaintiff. against Emily ScnineI
and others; David Thomson, referee ana isaac
Charles a. Berrian will sell under foreclosure on
northwest OF Avenue D. 24x962 Samuel Rauch,
plaintiff. against Anna Oberle ana others James
81 Ward referee. and Otto Kempner, attorney.
Richard V. Iiarnett will sell under foreclosure
on March Is the lot on the north side Of twenty
eghih-st 500 feet west Of Sxh-ave.. . 6XsS 9x3lx
Ryan and others: George VI. Van Housen. reteree'
and a. Oldrin Salter. attorney.
William Kennedy Will sell under lofecloSure on
March % the property the west side OF Eighth
ave % II feet north OF Onehundred- thirteenth
St plot 75xl00 the Merchants National Bank OF
ST. Paul. plaintiff, against Thomas *; Lemon
and others Benno Lewinson, referee. and PhiINps
a. Avery attorneys ,
J. Montgomery Strong Will sell under foreclosure
on March 81 the property on the north slde OF
Fifty-eighth.st 220G feet west of Eghth-ave 81 10
xI0U5 the Equitable Life Assurance Society plain
Racgener. referee. and Alexander & Colby at
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS AND AT
THE EXCHANGES

~ was announced yesterday that the nve-story
marble building fronting ia feet on Park Place,
1894 on West Broadway and SD on Barclay-st is
10 be reconstructed with modern improvements FOR
the use OF the crockery and glass trades and Will be
called the Crockery Exchange Building.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company yesterday
sold the tour-story and basmeent brownstone dwell
ing-house and lot. 2oxlO22. the northeast corner
OF Park-ave. and Seventy-second-s: 10 Henry de
Peyster for $4,000
f. II. Ludlow G. Co. sold for the Comstock estate
to Daniel p. Freedman a three-story and basement
dwelling hOusc. with an extension 2jxlcD at No 26i
Lexngton-ave. The price is withheld
II. r. Drew G Co. cold for client 20 benjamin
Perkins No. ~ East Sixtieth-st.. four-story
brownstons dweiiins house on lot l5xi9 I, The
nane o. me purchaser and the price paid are Kept
pease G Gilman sod No. % West Thirty second.
25xlOo, FOR about $1,000
ChariSs s Koher & Brother sold for John Pa
terno NO 15l West One-iundr d-s,Xth-st
s o @ %s. and for lanes De9 b4ae
story house. on lot 25xioo. both on private terms
General Howard Carroll. president Of the Sicillan
AShs Ewing comR2ny SSHsh' by ron ON ne M91
on lease. NJ the northeast corner Of Twefth-ave.
cyre CarTeau sold to Mrs 81 Levy No Isl West
ineiy-scyenih.st fogr;story and basement
C. Il Smith sold for AT,hur Gor+eh The The
q 9h0qse NG o :, M 6e later size size
Ts IN part the plot Of tr south q' Of one
hundred and seventy nnth-st.. valued al 5000.
Plans were fled with the Building Department
for n Reven-story brick fa:hOuse. witf stores:
J00llxN. to be erected the southwest corner OF
the boulevard and Ninety -sevcnth-''" LOT d. .
Wilson. at cost Of Sa0D.CU
Property on the east side Of Amstcrdam-ave
241l feet south Of One-hundrod-and-ffty-se enth-
st. will 30 improved by the erection OF four
story stable, 70 feet front and 81 feet deep. by
Messrs. sauer, Gross Herbener; Neville O. basee'
architects. ,,.,,,,
At the broadway salesroom Yesterday william
East One ELECTROMAGNETIC. north slIc:
$50 Feet east CT ST. Ann's-ave 10 tho pialh'h' 'oi
sl2553 -.
Strong q Ireland sold In partition the vacant ,9':
q GyS43x2l 5x33ii. No. l6l Eim-st.. cast sldr Iio
frnt north OF Grand-st. TO William l. Chrysue'
for al 200. 49,, 49,.
Richard :. Iarnett sold IN foreclosure the Two
fve-Story brick nathOuses, plot 6G5Li"hlN'VN'l,
Nos 56 and is9 Park-ave. east SIDE 40. zee; sout"
of S!xty-third-st., to the plaintiff for N-uo
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NewYork foot Of Chambers-st
a. fnlon. and I'VE minutes earlier from West 2Jdsl
300 :. M.-vest!Duied Express daiy Tor l5nxn.mson,
Wayerly Elms. Buffalo, BrddtVld A!ivs Bunalo oO0
p NJ PaY!or al Buffalo
40 u M-VestIbuled Limited fss, mail Daily. solid
,rs'n yor chicagp arrives Cleveland TAO A. 81 Chicago
a r. M sIeepers Chicago, Cleveland and Cinelanad.
..10 II. M.-Bunalo enf cey.land vsstlhgled Express
r)atiy Buffalo 7O5 A. NJ. bradford s,iI A. NJ.
Jamestown 700 A N, Cleveland IL ~ =. NJ sleepsrs -
66s,,oit chicago and me West Cats Idhr,-y Car.
sa5 v. w.-sori train - c~icaro sle-ners Hor-
,e,levti,a r-lf~aCo and Cincinnati. Dining Car
rIyICKETs local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations ~ III ll3. 26l. 4V and 0JT Broad
way i27 Bowery 35 East l2oth-st and CT West I25,h-
a., Chambers and West 23d st. ferries New Yo.k 331
and 700 Fuor 100 Broadway BROOKLYN. 900 HUDSON
o. Hoboken Jersey City station. WesieOtt Express
to Destination
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"BL LACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo $50 p NJ. Pullman ves.lbuls Day
oches md parlor Cars Dining Car service. Meas Ia
ssrte Connects at Buffalo with through s!eepers to
100 100 P. NJ: daily for EASroN. MAUcA
pirTSTcN and cca branches Chair ca 10 Mauch Chuas
.3,5O. 4,IO P NJ. daily. excep: sunday. for WILKES
RARDF PITTSrON. SCRANTON. and principal inter
nsdiae stations for all points In the coal
Las Pullman Buffet Par.o- Car u Wilkesbarre. ~
.a.5O J:2O p. NJ. dnily. except Sunday. for MAuCH
mediate stations. Chair car 20 Eas n
.4,5O bio +. NJ. Sundays only FOX MACCH CHUNK
q, 20 G:iO p Nj daily. excep. Sunday for EAsToN
and nr,rcipal intermediate stations. .....
ou..o Z 900 p daily for BUFFALO,. NIAGARA
rAIfs and all points West. Pullman sleeper vesttbuls
tran n Y 70 Chicago Se-pers TO Buffalo and Toronto
sI 40 500 VI daily. except sunday. Stopping only
at South PLAINFIELD. EAsToN; BETHL I5t.4,a
nATAVIA BUFFALO and TORONTO Pullman sleeper
c. purac None but seepng-caT passengers carried NO
ss,5O 300 p NJ daily for WILKEsBARRE It'll
AGA GENEVA ROCHESTER. RUFFALo. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper TO Ithaca
Additional local uains daily except sInaay, for soL III
ioay. a. follows: 90 $50 'o2c 1880 siO:2o 1910
SUNDAYS onlyJ A. NJ. $50. 230 $3.50 $50 and eco
=. ". .,.,t..- =, 80, 90, ora
,,t a1 AND a22 Broadway. 81 T.. 18th ST. l5C +. 10Th
c. ~ poverv y y; 500 Fiton -. Court ST. es
j,rtofu,v and Rrooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN
transfer Co will cnIl for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through - destination
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NEW RTjILDlSGS.

'' brls * ioie % Sxos .: II Nelson Kaonah
\ Y owner: p H!sgs OF No 30 Union e. NM
wa.ert s.. n W corner Rutgers silp, for sly
story brick fsthouse. with sores WH'oA; MAX % ooo
Muller. u No 81 Centre 81; architect -. Zo"o
il thrce-s,or brick dwelling houses. 10 and
i7x52: g l. Lawrence. OF No us FRANKLIN 81
owner Neville & Bagge. OF NO ia west l-h- ,,o o,
9th 81, ; . corner boulevard tor seyen-story
brick nathouse. with stores. I''.ll1'3;
NETS msoh sr 81 S% % nDe,' '' 100000
les : corner Of I4nox ave. for four FIVE
story brick fathouses, 2'sGix!oi Blake ~
No 5lj IH10N owner Gilbert Robinson, OF =. 49,
No 2l5 West l25;h-si. architect ...........;.. 78o"
i22d-s ST. AnsterdAnl-ave. for -FOUR
Ave eiory brick nathouses. 2osa5 and 2!XsG l.
and J Brandt owners; John Branii OF lIOth-st - A.
and sth-sve architect :....;.... '"Vp
l52d-s'. CoIrtandt- ave. for three
FIVE story brick hathouses. win stores 2ShN95
ward Wenz. No 1<91 I'd ave. architect. $1,000
Locust-aye. :, 90 4 Of l$5th-s for one
story frame shed 22NljO. Henry O Sileck jr.
owner W Diekerson. architect ............. soo
isith st, corner Jerome-avc. for two two
story frame and dwelling houses 3isso
and 70 sK5n; Mrs Carrie Singh. owner; II $3.50
ALTERATIONS.
Jacksnn-ave. I25 II n Of lash-st. to a two
80 s2s Forest~ave owner j barnett. No Il
East i9th ST. architect. .....-.......-...- $3.50
l5Gth-st W corner st Nicholas four
story brick public sch'oIhouse city owner c o
Aadison'ayc No 2i:t to ais to three four
brick dwelling houses. john schre,er, 40 -
~ Wes S3i -. owner: john Strefer. architect 300
Chr,se-st No - 10 six story brick tenement
house. with ! = Slater. No j45 Broad
way. owner Bernstein. architect ........... 1000
brick storage house. Wcbber No 20s Fast
l2Thst. owner. y and Walther architect. 1000
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY


-Four tracks Automatic Block 5snals 80
Stations In New lorA, foot OF Liberty 81 ~. -
and South Ferry. Whitehall ST. .! .
Trains leave foot OK Liberty st.
On and afte' FEB ~, 1895 =.
For Eason Bethlshem Asnto"n Maaeh cnuhs .1S "a
Easion) 5i5. $50 - Eason r. NJ Sundays >'S'
For wnkesbarre PlttstOn. and Scranton. "oo sio a.
or s Be5Sx a5S HSr.sSTg at 400 49, 500 so
90 90 II 80 o IeadingJ A. 80. 200. 90 20 Keaas
ing) I:3V 300 5:45, IteadnsD p. NJ. I2lo
night sundays $50, III 30 TO ReadlngJ a. NJ. 100.
200 $50 800 E. 81, 1910 night ,oo INA
For sunbury LenisDus, and Williamspors at 400 soo
OlO A. n 1890 900 +. NJ. Sundays 430 A. NJ. oW
y. II. - ~ ,,o,,,,
roR LqEG BRANCH r, oSEAN GRoT Psrk ocean
Grove. and points south o Pon. Pless9n;, 20 ~ by
BANK only a:i5 10 5:Ss Gi5 p: NJ. sundays. eto2s
ior Asbury Park and ocean ''ro'eo e'oo
(lO;l5 Req Bank onv,D a. NJ, 800 r. N.
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40 $50 l0lB A. NJ ll5. 3:i0 4:i0. tO:38 Saturdays
on!yD r NJ sGndays lo:l5 \ NJ p.u,, IN
$40 A. ~ i:45 $40 r II. SUNDAYS. 1915 a " :,
1915 p. NJ IA co. .
A NJ 4
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave " lll station. N T.. a. foilowa and
IL M. sal.rr .roIu IOvt tAnxl.n st!
IO,I5 a. Al Daily Albany. uteA. syacose Hoenee.
ter Bunalo Niasata fsils. Fort wayne Io!edo. Ses-
land AMI Ihicage. ,,.-. g..
49, 49,. pocn.s,,r pursIo Niagara Falls Toronto. De-
trost Ci-yeiand chicsso and 81. Louis -
IT,, ~ r.,iv Tor Albany Utica. Syracuse, Rochee-
e.@ nusa,o Niagara FaIs Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland
rms rsbi~s at principal hotels and on1ces
s'"'s r. iAMBEKT. Passenger Agent
8 Vanderbilt Ave. New yoEob
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVA NIA

RAILROAD.

-.
aN tHS' q wasI t TX iLnSDr s4REa
Streets mnu!ss later than 'na given 6e0" '''
go M&Pal%sn E Esnei p, psrSf cs 10
$50 FASH FfrHS Sh3S2s'fL fSf
ion fo s' csso Die@s nd S s4
LOO I: ~ Chicago AND 81 LOUIS. E TSr.
go T. H. WR i9 T9fSi HS':ss Cleveland
r. FOR TGa9 ssfeRR PITTS
o cII"' Pac IPFfenfR2SR s. s and
0', Ms for sS GvfsHS
burg and points West daily except sunday NO COACHES
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. n
80 20 sc: S2D Ion nns al a 1g and pnnS tar
night sunday Sa' SIS 0 SIS D'I O5o m o1sTss
s6a s %n ,S5 ofns o NJ
ATLAT t SSs Es5Is N :s and 0
sdF FS 5B fSxA 9Hp tEs N $'
ccs5'sast c ssssi; M ThToash Buffet PaF'''
CAPE MAY~I2o m. weekdays CDesbro''e' and c0F'-
1Sgd brs sFis' Aib ~ Park un,rak
eToy. ard Point Ps,sn: oT yet TT II; 70 m
saaSss % . m 70 ss ssO 5S iac
Go no rso s 81 ~ . s:5 FIJI: !.
nins Cap, 1850 il5o p % 80 :: 70 9nI go
Car 7to snN T. o. night % su TS az ono
(DnIrc Carr $50 20 Dining Carr 30 dpining carr
$50 Dining Can. : 90. 2 so p m: 1?o5 might ~,
Ticket ofrces Nos. iGi. 944 1905 1929. III anI .oi
broadway; Astor HOUSE; West y.nty-tsiTe s,ree T.,
etreefs Court Street SEQ Fulton stree os Broanwsy
snd Brooklyn Station Brooklyn: station jersey
CITY The New York Transfer Company viii eaH Tor
and baggage from hotels and residences through
10 destination. "a
Telephone "I27. Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service. -.z
- " General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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BALTlRA ORE e. OHIO

soeI VI Liberty street
'Daly Except sunday. fsunaaya
CHICAGO 't3O a. m. - TO m. ana ~ Is night
piTTsBuRG 'I5o a. m. f3.2o . m. 800 .. n.
sl2 IS night. (..aO a. m. Liberty only
ClSCf&SATL ST. Looms. 1000 a M. 1856 o. m.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. I1J3. 1000 (Dlnsr,,
a m. ,Dlnerl. 200 DINER. - - ,Dner Az
clon-D '5s5 , N ana az Is night.
NORFOLK. tli.3, Il.
SEw ORLEANS Through sleeper,. - ~ Q, 20
All trains il minated with Pintsch Light.
Onrc.s: 10 l5e. a0i Az iisD Rfwfy 81 r. ifth-s..
i?T powerv Y Y. 40. 3i& Futon-si 5fook,n: White
bau Terminal. Bsgsags checked from hotel residence
70 Destination.
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lEH!GI1 VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foo; West 23d Penn. r. RI. Cortandi VI
Desbro5ses ST.
Indicates West 20 ST. Other figures sao"
time from COrtlandt De-brosses 81 -.
sG:1O O;2O a. ". daily sunday '6:45. : A. Nj iot
FASTON ami intermediate stations. - 1900.
- 100. S;I5 A daily tos WIIKEsBAf2hf ~ Ian
RI-FFAfG NIAGARA FALLS ard the West and pri'ci-
pal local points. dining and chair car 10 Bunao
III $50, II 100 daily. except Sunday
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING

From foot Of Liberty ST.
Week DAYS 30. 500. 1000. $50 DINING Carl A.. al.
900 30 800 Dining Carr 500 p " 2i5 mdt Sum
day. i:lo 10 90. u:3o Dining CsIp y: y. 2oo ,5;o
Dining carr GOO p ". 1915 mdt. Additional, trains
Tor Phladepha, week daya, 900 NJ. I3o: 40 |'So.
boats LEAYE so.,fH LERR6 WI VIII GHA VI; IT.,
1000 1875 1915. i;0s 1870 1855 \ NJ l2?5 l2:S.
i;oo los lao 90 80 eSs 2?i 2:55. 255 as.
SiS $50. 1906, Ii:io p ~ si' n,as sg7dsyo 20
a.5i 20 800 30 600 $3.50. 1875. So. go. eo'.
iO5S p N 10 - mdt.
VTIcks,s and psror car sent, foot Of Liberty ST..
Vhitehs.l s. ll3 iT2 2Gi 43, ?H LAO. 1929 Brosd-
wey T33 81 Fast St. 1913 East l25th St,
27a West l?5h. s.. 2oi rolumsus Az New YORK; !
amshure Y Y Transfsr Co VIII call f'r and check
baggage fro:r hotels residences 10 destination.
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LINE

IL vOE EOTTEGOAH ASD AMSTERDAM.
VIA BOCLOGNE SUH-hEE-
G o,Lao, ........... saturday. March II IL A. "
e,@-rnaarp Sat urday, March ~. u h. s.
Noisfate prices. great comfort SUPERIOR acrommoda-
tins Arplr tor handbook and terms 70 Gen Pasa
Asency 80 broadway. Kew YORK
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

Az TFXAc so CABOLINA, "a. md FLA.
STRAIGIIr ana ROUND TItIT TicHets Issued 10 all
pin, m T.xas Colorado. Utah l.rzpHa California MsN-
iso Sc Georgia Florida. &c. Ia client accommodations
Vrtte ar otir 6O-uaSe Pocket Guldr GEailed feAt.
NIIOEY~E co. Gen Agis, Pier 90 T. r., y. Y.
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DEL. LACK AWANNA AND WESTERN r. n.
stations I'm Ncy York. foot OF barclay
and Christopher Streets.
VEsTIBILED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS PINTSCH LIGHT.


Dlrec. route u NEYAhk BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit. Befnards,illc. Baskins
Ridge Madison. Morristown. Psssaic. Paterson Boom
ION Dover. Stsnhope, NEWTON. BuDD'S LAKE,
fAKr: UOPAT CONG Hackettstown. SClIOOLEY 8
NOTNTAIN, Washington PHlLLTPSBvRG. EAS-
TON WATER GAP. STR0I DSBURl PoGono Noun
,2HnSSrrs sAhNIBBAAv vrE
Montrose BINGHAMTON OXTORD. NORWICH.
Wofer,iio UTICA. RfCHFIELD SPRINGS Cortland,
SYRACUSE OSWEGO ITHACA. OWEGO. ELnIRA.
CoRNING. BATH. DANklLLE Bi'FFADD and all
1,inta WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M.-BINGHAM!ON MAIL stops al principal
1000 a M-(CaM Can. BL-EFALo. SCRANTON, BLN1-
Pfrrri'IELD SPRINGS. SYRAC1'sE. and OSWEGO
IcxrGEsS Pullman Palace Cars Connecting at
,oo ~ " SCRANTON, wiTEEsBARrc and EI,MrRA
a.oo p n ~ SCRANTON, WIIKESBARRE AND PLYN-
" Ortiz EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror car.
-.oo u " I)aily1-Chicago Nes'hued Limited Cypress
''V' ,d- Sl,RAHTON. RINGHAMTOE. ELMIRA, BUP-
rND pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New-York to
chicago Dining Car west q Buffalo.
$40 p N Daily Buffalo Express Pullman seSpsrs tor
90" s6:RHNToN. BINGHAnTON. ELMIRA. pATH Mt.
Months ard BUFFALO, arriving IN Buffalo a ".
{. ~ u n tDalv)-Bl'FFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
Wv TON OWEGO. ITHACA. FI.MlRA. SYRACUSE.
UTICA and OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet
-,sSTkkTs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ
t,.rrv G,ze & sons Limited. ii3 Broadway. - Park
t1ore 400 Iroadway and e2 Broadway Tickets ferry
,oo,s III 4h-aye 18Th 81 West i2jti-s. rs
roinrbus- ave New-York ans and I36 Fulton ST and
100 Broadway Ryookyn Timetables giving full nfor-
m2 WyTsT r. TXPREss COMPANY VIII call for and
chsc, baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination
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saIs.
TTGRAVfTG AND PRINTING SUPPLIES.

ENGRAVING AND PRINTING SUPPLIES.
- Treasury Department, Harean ot Engraving and
po,a.s VII he received At this office until +. Mon
day March Il. 1898 70 furnish during the fiscal year
beginning July ISIS the following clasfes supplies
Va. Dig co.ors hardware engravers supplies binders
supplies ypographic INK and lumber Scaled pr1p1sa
VIII also b received until = ". Monday April T. 1885
for the following classes - surpee VIZ: Textile.
plumbers supplies sundrics rubber goods
Sealed proposals VIII also be received unu . 3 VI.
Monlay April Is 1895 for the following classes u sup
plies VIZ oil. chemicals ana paper The riqh is
iegeryed reject or all his or parts Of BIDS Ban
with spech afions for pr poeas and further In
formation desired will be furnished intending bidders on
application 10 CLAUDE NJ JOHNSON. director II
luIeAu.
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FRENCH LINE
co,,p. ,-,.rr GJ,NFCAI.F TRhSeA~r.ASTIQCE
Iui-'-r LINE 10 HANRE-PANlS FRAMED.

Saline .yet,. satu1day. az u 4
L. March n Nrsfs \
u Ma March - - Gascoen@ ......Ap-i -
II 800 March 81 Ia Nayfrr~. ........Arril =
Gen ~ pr l. : and can. Bowling Green. \. y.
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yLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LIHh. o.,r.o r,,, so,-r,, .vn
~ SOUTHWEST.
-. or's steamer Lane 10 tIiAHLESToN s. e. and
JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA. WlIFot j CNANGE
s-1~c.a Passenger Accomuo1atio
Noovor.,% Fa, Ma ieFIROQy ols We'd. Mar. 10
ssYyIxTr = Iy~. Mar - COMA NciE Fri. Mar. -
isStf Mcs IS 70 Jac\.onVNe drco'
'" '' WM p CLYDE 6 Co. General Ayents
Bowling Green y. /.
y, c,,, & pen Fast =. T. Line. va Jacksonville.
Gr>, Tre,rht and Passenger Line. via Charleston.
: rl;r,T General Agent. $40 ItoaownH. y. /.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Cle1veand Pusan r. 10 Sew-Nork Guaranty ma
inscinnltv Company. as cuhidina. eic. 8
Ma rdougsl- st $40 II n Of @ih-s, re-recorded)
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STEAMBOATS,.

Boston and N0CW ENC lamd
VIA SOUND LINES.
xOrVrCII LINE via London. Leave Pier 40 (Oid
No. y r. ner. Dc.bT2sses ST. weck *, days a, only at
r. RryJ.U LINE Via Newport and Fall River. Lave
rl"~ 10 x n FOOT Of Warren St, week DAYS only. at
: r n Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM. Or
sT0NINciTOS LINE. via stonington. Leave Per 80
X Il ono block above Cann St, week days only, at
9 p steamers Maine and New Ham, sire
\vEW-U AVEN- Fare 81, Excursion. Sl.JO; fast
~ steamer leaves Pier o. daily Sundays EXCEPT
Cd ; p 81. Retnrning leaves New Haven l2'" night
TROY BOATS
FIRST TRIP TUESDAY. MARCH Is
Steamers sARAToGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
ac loot West 10th daily. Saturday. q =. NJ
sunday s'ramer touches AZ Alcany Freght row recs.ysd
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Steamers q me RED -" LINE naeer mail
tract NTH United Government, appointed
% son from RO5tr pier Brooklyn.
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- mad Ma;acaiia sls Curacao.
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IS PIILA DEL?IIIA... Saturday. March 20. y ~
IS CARACAS. .........,...... TUESDAY tgri !. T. ID
BOI'f.rON rIIsS 4 DAI.LErT.
General Maaagere. 80. IS Front St
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n re -iv,G a fhe.r lytoRn ONCE 80. L2i9 Broadway
n door 4 3lsi s. until clock advertise
n~nts received FLOWING branch of'a-- regular
orlr~ rates until o'clock p VIZ. 80 5th ave. p =
or e3l a. 49, 9Th l2h St. Mays Cth -syo
Isl. l+e Columbus ave. near West GGh
West i2l -. Gh ave. % East Ian It 25T West
i2i ST. between III and Nh ayes li9 East iIh-st 1879
3I-ayc betHeen 10Th and T1tn sis. in2d ~ ave-
Glst-s 70S lsta,e near soth-st. $50 3h-aye.
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bSsa-S-ss-tSSer3 TWIN sClu.W IMPRESS LINE.
kSS5sH.S TO PARIS. LONDON. lAMBl re-.
>or-a0lla-- Mch. 2! \ y Colarhs NAY y N
, Bs,narck Apr g 9AM.lA. Victoria. Nav &c A NJ
Fnst cabin s-S up seco7d CABIN. So storage. $50
TWIN SCIEW PASSENGER SERVICE,
X. Y.-HANBCEG DIRECT
Ya,ris....Nch. L. An Palaia......: Apr; .. n
j,rr- Nch. 10 P.M P"ett: Apr ~. r NJ
J.,1, ,,ivgrIa.Ach &c All Parra.......Apr 30 = VI
rrs, csbin SEQ up: second Glars, $40; sieeTsge S2o
TIE r. land r qT ElEdmITh1 Sum-
PEEGEN by American Lin TWjN SEM rnnW
SEW YORK JUNE ~ Round trip can be made IN
.hout weeks y. further particular Apply 20 -
Observation-Disclosures LINE. 3; Broadway. y. Y.
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Gountrp propcrin 20 LIT.

counirn proprrin Go Ell,
r NOROTON. GONNA couniry HoFn" o~su' u,
"A located suitable for large lan.y $50 tnrd.n II
1r,h-oo.n Sc stable shade and fruit trees -Er"r"
Sssrsd: 70 rent furnished FOR the sinm@r Scfl ,,b
rrrsbaa ,or term - years. grounds adJ}tn ~
,ro,c.s -eauIred Address Mrs. WM v C'il'fNbhi''
Stamford. Corn.
~,RANroRD y J-s,vera toate hon1es WIN a3 s
I t,,,,ovstr.ns. Fine railroad
onrnp,rodo,,ons Early app! cants aye ch, &c,
Vents $500 - $500. Apply - FEi'f. - No 81
nrposlie Railroad station. tr"nl'r'' - ." - "
pine 81 New Fork.
v,0pt.rAp xr,Tr.EY y J.. JTers sevcral n'.ierh
boscs with pleasant grounds snA's; r. c9!rIIRiF
go ~ 5000. ou,s near station. ABLY i -; liN'
o,-os,,s Nutlev station. o. J i. HAY. wan .