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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-31
Biz Land Slide.

At tho Niger Head bend on
Big Sandy river in this county, AN
immense land slide occurred last
week which surpasses anything Of
the kind ever known in this
region. Fully FIVE acres of land
on the hill side in West Virginia
sank down upsettIng trees and
causing boulders weighing hun
dreds of tons to roll into the
river. The streams channel is
completely changed and 1T may be
necessary for the government TO
do considerable work before the
stream is navigable for steamboats,
again. Hundreds Of people from
the surrounding country visit the
place daily. The ground was sink
ing for fully twenty hours aud the
crash Of the mighty oaks being
rent asunder, and the immense
boulders rolling down the noun
tain side could be heard miles
away, causing much alarm among
the citizens. The county road
was moved out Of position fully
two hundred yards and there is no
travel up.that way now, as itIs al
most impossible to walk across the
scene Of the slide.
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A Sad Story.

In pleasant little nome on the
outskirts of Mount Pleasant, Pa, a
young mother rocks her babe "a
sleep. She faces the world alone.
Jesse Moss, the husband aud father,
was among the first 90 fall at Ma.
Mia. The grief of the young wifc
and mother IL made the moro bitter
by knowledge that the father
went to his death without ever hav.
ing seen his baby boy.
When the call came for the Tenth
to 20 to the Philippines there was
little or no time for good-bycs. /,
was with heavy heart that Private
Moss, of Company Il, pressed his
young wife to his breast, whisper.
ing To her words of cheer. Before
the transports sailed from San
Francisco the message went click.
ing over the wires to Private Moss
that he was father. IL was with a
glad heart that ho wrote the little
wife and mother. letting her know
how proud he was, aud how she
should keep this heavcn-scnt gift
well and strong until papa should
come homo from the war. lie shoul-
dered his gun and sailed away across
the broad Pacific to famc--glory-
death. The wife is prostrated by
the sad news. Moss was glass
blower and was we'll liked 10y all who
knew him. lie was 2s years old,
and had been member of the
Guard for four years. Mon. Rep.
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Cor. PM SNYDER, the convert
ed Democrat who got one OF the
best jobs in the consular service I'm.
der Republican administration, il
back from Mexico on visit 20 his
home at Charleston. He naturally
thinks the Republican party is one
of the greatest and grandest polit-
zeal organizations on earth. lie
used to think differently, and say
40, too. Lord, how he formerly de
lighted in pouring the hot shot into
the poor old dilapidated hulk of
Republicanism. .-Parkersburg News.
1t would be of infinitely more
credit TO the Republican administra.
ton to give the good jobs to consci.
entious, loyal Republicans, who work
for the party for the love of its
principles rather than to "Rep ubli-
cans for revenue only"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-31

THE complete novel IN the Au-
gust issue of Lippincott's "The
Last Rebel" Is by Joseph A. Ait
sheler, now we'll known as a writer
of war stories. The scene is n
lonesome post in the southern Al
leghanies, held for the Confed-
eracy by chivalrous monoma-
MAC after the unpleasantness of
of 1s61-65 had ended. The action
deals with the experiences of a
northerner who unadvisodly wan
dered into those parts and found
himself a prisoner.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-31

Quite a painful accident occurred
AZ the Dew freight building being
erected.for the o. x. Rat Kenova
Mr. Miller, = carpenter, fell from
the ceiling, striking bench The
bone in his nose was broken and a
portion Of the bone vas left ia The
wood lis cheek was also consid.
erabiy injured. lie received th'
care Of the surgeon and bic friends
he will 60 % his home north Il
Parkorsburg
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-31
CEREDO %. wy "A WEDNESDAY, AU
The Ceredo Advance.
A nAsuruL young man in Blu,

A nAsHruL young man in Buck
hannon, while attending revival
meeting was approached by very
earnest young lady who said TO him;
"My dear young friend, 1t would
do my heart good to lead you TO the
altar" The fellow hesitatingly re-
piled that he appreciated the honor,
but as he was already engaged to
two girls, he could not accommo-
date her at present. Weston
World.
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William Kelley,
KENOVA, w. VA,
DEALER IN
Thacker Lump and Nut
Coal.

Terms the lowest All orders 10 both Keno.
va and Ceredo viii receive prompt attention
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-31

Tue true story of those 27s days
of suffering by Greeley's heroic
little band of explorers in the
Arctic regions has been told by
General Greeley himself. for the
first time, for the October Ladies'
Home Journal. For years Gen.
Greedy has kept an unbroken al
lence about his fearful experience
and that Of his companions, as
they dropped dead one by one at
his side, and il was only after the
greatest persuasion that the IA
mousexplorer was induced to write
the story.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-31


In writing up the proceedings
of the late Republican Congress
sional convention, the staff cor.
respondent of the State Journal
pays the following compliment 10
our friend, j.. T. Peck:
"Hon. L. r. Peck. Of Wayne
county, was highly complimented
by his own people yesterday.
They placed him before the Repub-
licans of the district in a way that
will be Of benefit TO him i'm the
future. He did not expect 10 be
nominated nor did his delegation
expect 1t, but they wanted to bring
TO the attention of the Republi-
cans Of the State their hustlinQ
young leader who has assisted i'm
reducing the big Democratic ma
Jorities that Wayne has alway 8
gwen. These majorities have been
declining for years anu are still on
the toboggan. IT - due 10 some
extent TO Mr.. Peck's leadership.
He said 10 me after the convention
yesterday: "I am heart and soul
for the nominee OF this convention.
! came to the convention seeking
the Advancement Of Republican
principles. The election Of judge
Fresr will benefit those principles
and those new conditions that
confronts the party. They call
Tor broad statesmanship and lofty
patriotism aud believe judge
froeT possesses those elements 10
a marked degree and will do bis
full part in q practical way DO the
new channels Of statesmanshiu
which the war with Spain has Gre.
ated. / will be found ready
70 respond to the call Of party
leaders at all times that are con.
sistent with my business rela.
ions"
"CongressmRn Miller stated "a
Judge Freer that be desired IA
stump the district at his own *.
pense ia the latter's behalfand for
the success Of The party and ali III,
candidates. His generous Offer
was accepted with thanks. There
are no differences between Miller
and Fleer, though the Dem ocratis
press try 10 make the public be.
lieve there is.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-31

September Delineators for sale
at THE Office.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-31

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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-31

Always get a man o. insure your
property who has bad experience. A
slight mistake may invalidate your
policy TT. keDougsl has been
n the business for twelve years and
<nows al about t. His cOmpanie.
are the Best aud bic rates the Lowssl
lie writes the policies himself and
you are not required % send your
policy away and wait q week 90 &C.
cure an endorsement.
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k5NOVh LOCHLS.
Late Items From Our
Sister City.

Miss Janet Prince left for Blue
Held Tuesday, for visit among
friends.
Mrs. X. Ncy Williams has re-
turned from visit To her home in
l'lacksburg, VA.
MIR. A. ID. Ross is attending the
meeting of the Supreme Lodge, X.
OF T., in indianapolis.
Mr.. George weiner, a prom,n-
ent lumber man Of st. Albans, was
a visitor here, Tuesday.
Mrs. \. p. Millar has moved into
hor elegant, new residence, mt the
corner of 10th Street and Glon Ave-
nuo.
The break in tho water pipo un-
der Big Sandy has been repaired,
and the water was turned on last
Friday.
MIR. J. a. Callahan, Engineer ON
the N. II w. R'y, has moved into a
cottage near the Glenwood Inn on
Sycamore Street.
w. II. Harris, n fireman, ~ suffer
ing from blood poisoning and is Ia
serious condition. He has gone
to his home at I,lue6cld.
Mr.. X. l.. Bowshsr, district
passenger agent for tho NJ, X. IL
L. X. r., was a tusinass visitor
here, last Wednesday.
Mr.. Cheatman, a fireman ON the
N. d W., who injured his knee
while on duty IL doing nicely. We
hope soon TO see him about again.
Contractor A. ID. Ross is erect
lug two-story dwelling for Mr..
q. Perceval, of White Post, KY, at
the corner OF 18th and Chestnut
Streets.
The Smith building, in course
o: construction, has been rented
to Mr.. Thomas McCarty, OF Ce-
redo, who will move into il as soon
as ii is finished.
Mr.. Badgley's new building now
nearing completion will be used A.
Postofiice and Justice Court room,
with dwelling rooms partitloned of
in the second story
Mr.. +. d. Kelly and wife paid a
visit TO Kenton, o., with friends,
Mrs. Kelly remaining at CircIevilIe.
Masters Arthur and Harry are visit
ing in IIaysville, Ohio.
BY new arrangements the Ohio
River passenger trains WILL arrive
aud depart from the track in front
of the depot and not from the spur
at the east as formerly.
Mr. &. N. Davidson has resigned
his position at the freight depot 70
accept a position with the l.. a. y.
X. X. at Lexington, Ky. Mr.. o.
G. Jones Is temporarily filling the
place.
Mr.. l.. +. Johnson, general su-
perintendent Of the N. q w. R'y,
was in the city last Tuesday. He
left on No. 3, with Mr.. Robinson
for trip over the scioto Valley
Division.
Work on the addition t. the
school house is progressing. The
belfry just appearing suggesting
the bells that AFe ueeded aud will
come. both to this and the new
building 10 Ceredo.
DR.. J.F. York, assignee Of w.
~. Jones Co., transferred the stock
Of dry goods into the new oaioe
building corner Of 18th and Sye4-
more Streets, the doctor having
bis Office in the second story.
Capt a. W. West & Co, who
are operating the saw snd planning
mill near the yard Office, are man
ufaoturing large quantities Of
oak, walnut aud hickory lumber,
which is being sont 10 eastern and
foreign markets.
A called meeting % the city
council was held Tuesday nlgat a.
which IL was decided TO drain she
/ ponds east Of the depot BY imDrov-
ing the drainage system; culveris
will be- made under 18th aud 18th
Streets, work % begin at once. The
application for license 20 cell liquor
in the original package was laid on
tha table
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1898-08-31

BITTER than cure is prevention.
- by taking flOod's sarsaparilla YOU
may keep well, with pure blood. stropo
nerves and good APPETITE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
stations In New York. foot of Barclay
and Christopher streets.
VESTIntLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS PINTSCu LIGHT.

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES. Summit. BefnaTdsvile. bask.ns
Ridge. Madison. Morrst1wn, Psssaic. Paterson BOON
ton Dover stanhope. NEWTON. BUDDS LAKE.
LAKE. HOPA1CoNG. Hackettstown ;, Hool-EfS
NOR NTAGN. Washington. FHII.LIPsBUhG. EAs-
ToN WATER car. SrROrDsBrRG Po.ono Noun
ta.ns SCRANTON. PtrTSTON. WIl.k ESBAkkE
NANTICoKE DANvIi.I.E. North MRERLAED
5nfrosc BlEGfIAMTON. OXFORD. NOKWiCli
Wsiervl.le UTICA. RlcHfiILD sfRlN.iS G'r,Isaa'
SYRACUSE. OswEGo. ITHA;A. oWEGo ELM,kA
C0ENlNG. RA1H pANvlLLE Bl,FEAL;o snf all
points " Est NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 4 -RINGHAMroN NAIL Stops at principal
10 o. a. M-,csrs carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. ENG
HAMTON. OWEGO. ITHACA ELMlEA nrrrG
ExPREss Pullman Pace cars. Connec,ihs at
90 + -se'RANTON. WIl.KEsBAKRE and EIMIRA
EXPTESs Pullman Buffet pnrlor Car 49, 1890,
900 4. M.-ScRANTO\. WTLKESNARNf, NNi' Fbi u
oi-Tf EXrRrss Pullman t.ursi r9r,oT or
Tor SCRANTON. BGNGHAMTON ELMIRA ~
FAIO Pullman Buffet s~".ng car. New-fork 10
chicago plnns car 81, Hlna.r
10 T. NJ DAILY buffalo Express. Pullman srepn,s
70 SCRANTON. BI\OiIAMTON ELNlRA. NM
Mt MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving In BuNal' ,
o.ao r. St. nDaIy,-BvFFAro SCRANTON. RlNGHAM
TON OWFGp ITHACA ELMiRA. SRA't -.
UTICA and oswEGo EMPRESS Pullman flf''
TIckr-rs AxD PULLMAN ACcOMMorATloNS a,
H.r-y Care Limited. ii3 Roadway. - fHrk
f-Tr, stations IA i2thst ~ Wesi l.a'h
81, rs Columbus ave New ork 33s and $50 Fuit9n -
snd 100 Roadway Brooklyn Timetables sving fuI n
Yo-ru. A. al stations
wTsTCoTr EXPIRES COMPANY WI 'ai for ana
cheek isgrage from hotel r-.'"n"e - de~'i1atH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
REAL ESTATE.
AND VEST SIDE DWELL1NG-HousEs
Ia porGHT AND SOLD.

II SIZE -
Ia nouGHT AND SOLD.
, cood sales Ct East and West Side dwell
se'e. .s and stores were reported yesterday by
ins "",o,e brokers 4; far prices
real estate ara signcd for the purchase by Cor
e. Lev from FREDERICK h0Seh'roN" OF 'nree
don q .,or,ent- houses az the northeast corner
fye-s'o'S - Chrystie SITS. on pot .5x62.s. No
price is given & Co. sold for Henry S. Rod
Il. H. Sa Wraier-st. four-story building. 10 a
ner, On private dee sold 10 Mary j. OBrien for
William Vat Oh The west side OF Anthony ave,
A. Why'e p'' Of One-hunGred- ana seventy ninth
Is feet sona outing IN exchange No 79l Last One
bun red a nd.e'sT va ned al si.St3
DWELLING, n,o as1h sold 10 John Guyde no. 2S Ave
nue. A. COUSIN nous II the rear lot 2Sxs FOR $3.50
hTeeGsm,~yih & Sons with VII lam ;. Lalor. sold
FOR N1 n..rne-sfory brcWnstone dwclirsh house, l9x
st. .,n a '" .or about 5000.
,,hhrsnGlbaj Nos "a ana 2l' West Elghty-hird-st.,
i hoI',tt ve-s,ory hathouses. plot 5,Xl9
., A,o1 ana basement brick dwelling houses
each 'h's. ~ Zee; east Of Columbus
ne FSn Broadway Saicsroom yesterday John \.
G@,ts sold in foreclosure ,ne four,s DRY stone
TO- ,.r, d;th-si. 10 =. Hoyman for S2i.05o
Thompson 4 lrlor SEQ in torecSosuTe The three
s sor Se.aye. 10 The plaintiff FOR sl2c,
nr; Of the four-stcry brick dwelling house lot
IL sv9s 9 No - Vest Twenty -hfth-st. to Charles
ST., aF Mcyer sod in foreclosure the three
s,orv brick dwciiDg-house. on lot 25Xl0D, No. jSS
Noti-ave 10 Theodore Sutro for 5000. and single
story frame house and frame stable, lot 5oxloo. Nos.
Bryan L. Kennedy sold in foreclosure the vacant
Eingsbgcgs Road 9462 feet northwest Of the South
ern Boulevard. to W. r Hockey for sll,75O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
Railrcnos.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwETrY, THIRD STREET
me leaving nI,e from D.strOsses ana q. hand,
st.eets ten later than that given below Tor
s.3, A: N. FAsr MAii--Purman Bune, P.rior car
sicas ao'G So e soa rh';0q To- rtss ssSns
S$" w. AIl s:Nhrt,i-1'S an
on o See @so H ss:a a' iSaS an"
30 r:.S M chAG9 AMn 81 1nda SS's s. LUIS
80 r. VI. WEsTERS ExPREss.-ror C.sveland.
80 r w. faffi &SfEss-ror Pits.
40 s9'F S. FaF PfH"sIaIi ~ and
Sleeping YORK 20 Altoona East Laoeft,. Pats
burg "a siiIs Msu S'l KS is'' .l .'G s5r
80 ~ 80 Ss ,DS%s .a5 i0R m III rs9
and Dining ,s.D 40 G'nmg AR. 80" dia'ns 40
ing tan a. m. o % 'cenercss,oral I.lia., all Parlgr
snt Dining ,srsJ ~ dining can. -" Dining 'i''
soi'TliERX KxiL~XY.-ESprer. 40 p. n. 1905
AT~H%TiC. COAST i.lNE.-E1pr-'s. , 20 a m. and $50
cfrsAfTAKE & ONO EAILwAY.-..ao p m. daily.
FOH OLp rOiNT COMFORT and NoEFoL~.-'5" q m
ATitNTic ciTY|i4o D. n1 ek day. ,p-rhro.se. asi
corilsndt streets 10 ?. M. fhF"us" B"n'; IafFr
carr WAy~i..o ,. v~-s DAYS tDesbro-s's ard cort-
Long Banch A',ui; PAX dn.riaR.n sundays o.eaa
Sir ct station. -, 100 S;2o 40 lilo p. M
SUNDAYS ~ M; -, -" p II" iS" 80 TO- "a
p m '""i'i to Il i:!,i H. III
Go 20 80 s.2O ~ . 20 ,a5O Prnna. LIN 'edl 10
DINING carr, 10 IT. Dining can ll.iJ =. III, II -.
80 go 80. go. 40 tDin ng car. 40 'bmn
,'ar so DINING Carl. 10. so 3 m. i3H n'sli.
sIrdays q lD : 80 g, $50 O. 20. SO Gsniiedi 90.
10 ~ DINING can p. ~ 80 Dining can. 33j. -
Dining carr 80 Dining carr $50 dining car. = 80.
D. m. 1905 night
TioadwaN. I Aror Hou~e West Twenty third STREET
station and foot ~ Desbross's an 'nrtsnit
Sreefs ,curt street. Fulton street - Broadway
ard Brooklyn Annex station. Brooklyn. station. Jers"y
6'lty. Tfe New York Transfer Company Will cal ~
and baggag- from hotels and residences through
destination.
Telephone ''i21& Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad cab Service.
] b. Uf-TCFrNEON J r. WOOD.
General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27

7nuulh Trains lea'e NV OH. foot ~ 'an''fs' 80
.. ,ot,.s and Ave minutes earlier from West Esd St.
300 A. -Vcstlbuled Express daily Tor binsnanton.
Nat.rl,, Elmira. fuNalo bradford ANN" Hu0nlo SW
Iafior 20 Buffalo.
600 4. VI. Ve-tibulej Limited last mat DALI SOFA
,r,f, chicago Cleveland 90 4. VI Chicago ,
j. 81 s.eey.fs Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car ,.--.,..., . ,.--..
$40 y. M-Brnalo AMI Cleveland v.s'iouled ifpress
Daily arrives Buffalo :OS A. NJ Bradford ~ 4 NJ.
Jame.town 90 NJ Cleveland lc 10 T. NJ Sleep-rs 70
buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections for re
,ro Chicago and West. Caff Library tnr
S:t5 r. M.-soNd train 10 chicago. Se"pers 20 iior-
eli chicago Clncinnati. Dining Car.
yI,ICKETs LOCAL. TIM CARDS AND PULLMAN
i sccon mediation. Ill III. 2di to and 957 Roal-
I27 I23th--t. and III West l2it =
r Chambers and Vest 22d It. ferries New YORK 1872
and -oG Fulton-.t IO9 rondwav BROOKLYN 40 Hudson
a., IIoboken md Jersey CITY Station Westcot Express
call. sor and from hotels and sciences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27

same to Sophie Rothschild. a, ,,c,,. I'M o..
~ = OF Ith-ave. year i' u
'''seisoe'n Charles. 10 Ephraim II Levy. 10; $50
p naP .. van Nest Park. Gath Ward years
ran. Mary L. and another to Lucinda 4 7 an .
1e1s' s lsIth-s;. so II of Robhina-avp
" snronrs Frsnc' T. % the Equitable Life As
Meycr Elizabeth :, Judson Todd n cnrne-
. i"-d-S and Brock-ave ! year -
''m III. 70 snlne i62d-s'. 266 II 81 Brook
Howes Eiter, ana Joshua r "a ind.,,
- Toad. 120th-at leo u " " ath-nve / Yea,
same 10 same. n $ l-o,h-s,. I25 # W Of 18th ave
Blew AGA A, 10 Isabella W Hayes. $ s lsa,h- 81.
1877 n 81 shave. years. ...........
Meye-. Elizabeth 10 Judson G Todd. n lGad- 81.
80 II Of Br fok-ave year .......
same 10 Petty. Soulard Walker Realty Com
pany n . c-rncr Brook az" and lG2d-st. demand
McNurray, Mary 4. 20 Twelfth Ward Savings
Bank . corner Jerome and Courtlandi hvc,.
year ....................
Rotherme Albert. To Edward NJ Burgherd n .
ls4th- At. 100 II Of WiNs-ave = years .....
Finucane. Thomas r. to Ronald X Brown as
and 40 map Of Wnrisvne. oath Ward month,
fIannery simon 10 Margaret Wood. Water
81. n OF catherine Slip years. ...............
Auulsoh Jehn. 70 the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany OF New York No 2l5 West 25th at veal
KinziC. Peter J. 70 Stephen Moser W \ Fo'dhar
NOW sd aye. 10 feet n OF I70th-st I wear.
commerce. Fannie 70 Fsncois Henri Maurice
Comte de pcrtes. No - PIKE St (. years ....
Scheer Dora. TO Margaret ]. Crow n i11th-s at
22a n W Of shave : wears ..............
Louinena Edward e and Ellen r. TO Caroline
Hoffman; LOT l67. map q Central Mors-ania
pa. ~ Bnthga,e firm 2 wears . ..........
Bud9 Margaret. to : Cruecr 81 al. tr-Is
tees. 5th-ave 81 Z: 3 Of ooi 81 year
schwc.tzer, Henry and wife. the Sun and Even
i I sun building Loan md Accumuintins Fun
Travors-st instruments ............. .......,.
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrive. isurno go +. NJ Pullman vs.,'hal. Day
co,~b., ami raror plnrg car service Meals IL
carr, connect. al tiuaa,o With through s!e' pers -
.i.,3o' 800 j.. daily for EAsroN. MACH
chi xix MliKESBARRE. SCRANTON 'we"k days,
pITTsTON and cosl branches chair car D Miucn
Chunk. - e,... a. r,tt xrs
RArpF Pt1TSTON SCRANTON. and principal lnier .
sctl,fs s,af,rs for all POINTS In he coal re-
Ions Pullman Buffet ParIor 'ar 10 WINesonrte-
.:;,1O t;2U II daily. except sunday Tor MAUCH
cliiTE ana Intermediate stations Chair car to Esston
.I.,O a:I5 = NJ ,Suniays only FOR MACcH cHuNh
and intermediate stations. 49,, r., r,ero>.
-5:5p. GAO f. NJ dam. sNc"pt sunday for fAHi'N
and principal intermediate stations. .z
.u,o 700 p NJ daily for RtFFAio. NIAGARA
FAILS ami al points West. Pullman s,eep-r ,e'ibn-
80 \ y ~ chicago Sles"ars TuNnlo and Toronto
.. "a, go p " daily. sunday smpp ny snlv
q, SOUTH PLAlNFIEl.o. EtsroN: HETM,:EHEM
=, ,f.,.rt CHINK sAYRE. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,.
INTAVrA BI'FFAIO and TORONTO Pullman 'i".pc-
Tor pn0aio Nore but sleeping chr passengers carried
IA baggage cIrried x,,....., 49,,
.s.5,, 300 = NJ dalv for WIlKESPARHE TN
,rN GENEVA ROCHESTER,. 6tFFAlO NIAGARA
ATS and all points Pullman sleeper to ithaca
Additional local daily. except sunday tor SotTH
81 UNTIFf.p BOUND RROOK and ,nterin.tis,e points
i.ays n. folows: ss:s, $40. 'lo:20 1880 1000 l0@
Sundays on.yp A. NJ '2:20. $50 $3.50 800 and 80
c:9o l.. ". $780,, . -, ~, -,
90 al and so3 liroadwav 81 T. an 81. iH T.. i2nh
r,ossv,v and BROOKLYN Annoy. B-'okivn.
" rransfer Co. VIII aHi check baggage from
hotel or residence 'NrougN - d's''""''rn
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

T<sv. View Tori. wh'tehAI TeFminsl south FerFy and
foot O Liberty street
'Dsiy. Except SUNDAY, Sunday
CHICAGO - % a IN q o. p m. and 'ia IS might,
PTTsHv nc $50 m. 70 % p. m, 700 p m.
az IS night $40 Liberty 81 only,
FfNrINNATI Louis 40 90 m - *
wAsHfNGTO% BALTIMORE = 50 1000 donsr
n DINER 300 tpin-r,. f3e5 tDiner). - 30
,I)iuerl. - - . and 1913 nisht
NORFOLK. II 81 a
XFW ORLEANS uhroush ,..p~r-). ~ - p
Al rains tre Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ori ,es ii7 IL. 26l. AZ lao Hdwsy ~ =. lttN at.
l27 Toaery \. $50 3sI Fulton 81 BROOKLYN. White
hall Tcrmna baggage checked from hotel or residence
!, Destination.
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WEST SHORE RR.

Trains leave 42i g, Station y Y. AZ follows. ana
IS earlier Franklin st:
Ioi15 A ~ Daily for Albany. Itica. Syrscuse frnes
Buffalo. Niagara Fsiis Fort Wayne. Toledo 'le'e
land and chicago.
600 Daily Albany. Montreal. Utica. Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara FRs Toronto. Detroit,
Cleveland Chicago and -. Louis
S15 =. N Daily for Albany Ttlca. Syracuse. Hochrs-
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and St. Louis
tables a ri ncipsl hotels and ofrcrs
p LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
vanderbilt Ave. New York.
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ALTERATIONS

G0th-et No 20 East, fOur-stoiy brick
ard stone dwelling. 20X52: Murray Dan.nbsum.
OF No 30 East COth-st. owner. Brun and Hauter.
Of No !. l25 Broadway. architects.
Msdison-ave. n corner Onth-st. n hve-story
and basement brick dwelling ~. 6x65 6: VI Y
Dirock Of No &c Vert 31ih-st owner: McKim.
Mead & White. architects Observation-Disclosures.
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LENIGH VALLEY SYSTEM

stations loot OF IVES; 23I teua. r. RI. to'aai. -
DeSo
Indicates N-st ~ - Other hgues s'f'"
tine fr.m ,'ortlandt Or = sorsseV St
~ 10 u go \ ~ daily SUNDAY 'u''o. = A NJ 'or
FASTDN and intermediate stations - 800. ..,...
- 30 S:I., 4 VI daily Tor WILkESBARRE. sSRAN-
TON week lays, ITHACA GENEVA Ro'HESLEf
FALLS nrd the West. AMI priTci-
psi ll~ai r,irts dung and chair car 20 bufslo
80 1900 . daily eycsr' surisv-