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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
THE BEEF INQUIRY.
The Court Leaue Chicago for New York
go iov Roosevelt viii Testify.

Chicago, March 22.-The members Of
the government court of inquiry fin
ished their labors in Chicago today and
left for New York this evening. The
testimony of Gov. Theodore Roosevelt
will there be received, after which the
court will proceed to Governors Island.
The evidence adduced today was large
ly cumulative in its character, consist
Ing mainly of criticisms of the canned
beef and refrigerated beef from soldiers
who ate it and watched it's effects in
Cuba and Porto Rico w c. Clark Mar
shall, the provision specialist whose
testimony was expected to be sensa-
tional, threw no additional light on the
question, his evidence being principally
the expression of the opinion that can
ned beef as now put on the market is
totally unfit for human food.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
WEATHER REPORT.

Washington, March %. Forecast for
Thursday: Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont; Snow or rain, mostly rain;
brisk easterly winds.
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island Connecti-
cut and eastern New York Continued
cloudy weather and showers; fresh to
brisk easterly winds.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
LEASE is ILLEGAL.
Stockholders of Mass. Central Request
g. 81 M. to Returs the Property.

Boston, March 22-Presldent Aldrich
OF the Central Ma 'achusetts railroad,
this afternoon stated that he has re-
ceived notice from ex-Judge James r.
Dunbar and Sherman L. Whipple claim
ing to represent the stockholders of tbo
road asking that the directors request
the Boston & Maine railroad to return
to the stockholders the property which
the Boston &, Maine has held under
lease. The notice states that II the re-
quest is refused the stockholders win
bring suit as they claim the lease is
illegal, Its approval by the common
stockholders not having been secured,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
NOW HE DENIES 1T.
Reeds Secretary Says He Made no Such
Statements as Are Attributed 10 Him.

Lewiston, Me, March 22.--Amos /.
Allen. secretary to Speaker Reed, was
seen by Journal reporter at Alfred
today regarding the interview printed
today in which he was made to say that
Mr.. Reed would not be candidate for
the presidential nomination in 1900 Mr.
Allen emphatically denied having made
such statement and said he did NOT
know whether Mr.. Reed would be a
candidate or not.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
ASSAULTED DUSTIN.

Patrick Deyine was arrested yesster-
Adv afternoon. for assault on Officer
Pertram c. Dustin, who is now under
a,,enansion. Devine committed the as
s ss',if April %. 1897, and he had disap-
neared from view until yesterday.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
LODGE SAILS FOR EUROPE
Before Leaving the Senator Declined to
Talk for Publication

New York, March Ex-senator Henry
Cabot Lodge, Mrs. Lodge and their two
sons. and Richard G. Pearsons, Jr., Sec
ond secretary Of the American embassy
in Rome. were passengers on the steam
ship st. Louis, which sailed for South
ampton today. Senator Lodge and his
family VIII make brief stay abroad.
me senator said that he did not care
to talk for publication.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
SUBWAY COLLISION.
TWO Cars Come Together But No One
Was Seriously Injured.

Boston, March 22.--1'wo cars came
into collision in the subway this eve
ming. and passengers ia each were con-
slderably shaken up, while one gem
tleman was forced 10 90 to the hos
pital TO have a number Of cuts about
the head dressed Traffic was blocked
for an hour.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
THE BRYAN DINNER.
The Date is Set for April 10 and the sill
YER Leader Says He Will Be There.

VI -"1WNI S"J' TO WI % T6Tb,
New York, March o. Eugene v.
Brewster tonight announced that the
date for the Bryan dinner had been
settled for April 49, Mr.. Brewster has
received positive assurance from Mr.
Bryan that he will be here on that date.
This information was received with
great pleasure by the labor and So
ciallst organizations that are getting up
the dinner to the silver leader Every
effort will be made, Mr.. Brewster says,
to make the dinner a notable one
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
PHILIP -ANDOVER.
Faculty and Students Raise $500 Tow
ard New Foot esl Field.

Andover, March 22.-The student body
and faculty Of Philips-A ndover Acad-
envy, in mass meeting today, subscribed
$500 for a new foot ball field and
alumni promises win make the sum
over $4,000.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-23
PUT IN QUARANTINE.
Third Battalion of Fifth Mass, Have a
Number Of Gases of Measles,

Number Of Gases of Measles,
G1eenville, S. c., March 22-The Third
battalion of the Fifth Massachusetts,
regiment has been relieved of provost
duty by two companies of the
201st New York and put in quarantine
owing to a number Of cases of measles
among the Massachusetts boys The
Two Hundred and third New York
nenJ will be mustered ont Satur-
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Frank T. Edmunis has sold. through Steel Il
Dickson. attorneys, to Lucas ponegan, the
two lve-story double Oats. ouxSxluN9,, NOS.
l36 aud 23S West SiNty-hrst street Tor f3O;O OO.
Charles Griffith Moses 4 Bro have sold Tor
Max. m lilac Morgeuthau To Eco Z. Dessnr two
lots 5OxlOO. on Third avenue. about w feet
north OF Hath street. A.,
Dr. simon ]. O'Nell has bought from Mrs.
Jennie l.. Ropes the four. STORY brick dwelling.
2OxlO0. No. 2i2 Central Park West
Henry d. Winuns X May have sold Tor the es-
tate OF Slgfried Gruner the four-story DWELL
Ing No. - West Elghty-nrst street.
". ". 4 L. NJ. Hall have bought the four
story bruwnstone dwelling. on lot 2OSSO. No.
yt Morris Park West.
Henry Oppe nheimer has sold to church
CORPORATION the plot. SOSlOO. on the north side
Of Sixty-ninth street. 2J5 feet west OF Amster-
dam avenue.
Cuhherly the two private dwellings. llK5lx LOO
ZACH Nos 30b Wesi 10th street and lO3 Edge
comb avenue. for s37.VOp.
J. u Putnam has sold the flve-story nat, 35x
100. No. 23n West 1920 street for about
&i75OU. C. v Fornes Is the buyer.
1t il reported that Henry ID. winans Il
May have resold No. East Eighty-hrst street
at an advance
John P. kirwan has sold TO AIRS. Maekey
the ive-story apartment house. The Aldine."
Nos. 35S and $50 West Fiity-nrst street.
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Auction Sales To-day.
By pErEE r. MEYER A co.

borth Of Ninety.second street. Id l0xsS). three
George :. HAHN vs.. lucy Ann Moore se'e e.
a.; George $. Ham In attorney David Mcclure.
referee due on Judgment. 81 433 80 and inter.
sessnen,s' Sc.. s225 and interest Se' 'AAe'' A''
Park avenue. No. ll69. east side, 1175S
north OF Sincty-second street. l8exS0. three
story stone-lront dwelling: foreclosure sale !:
George s Hamltn VI Lucy Ann Moore.
Carl Gutmann ct al. {: same attorneys and ref
est: costs and aiiowsnces' Si03 Sc; taxes n' az.
sessments. &c. S2+j and interest.
ninth avenue. northwest corner Forty-iourth
street runs north 2Olx west 85x north 20x
west l5x south 20 Z east to beginning. about
~: iour.story brick store and tenement liens,
$22 ll2.3 81 parcel No. = also
Fact l64th street runs south 170.50x east
I3S2iI north - S2n5S east lS5Ox northeast
3LElI east .3Vl 10 walton avenue. north
llO.5Qx west to beg ming 200 +: two-story frame
Dwelling: also
Walton avenue. westerly. line OF Butternut
street and eastery line OF above described
$500 also ~ ''"' ''''' '''e'' w. = "'A''
Clinton avenue. northwest aide, $40 $40 feet
si25: Individual one-hali part; parcel No. 3:
partition sale: Francois Huerstel vs, GUS
taye Hacrstel et, al. trustees. &c. Coudert
Bros. attorneys; John Delohanty. referee.
BY M'vIcKER 4 CO.
Frs ;Hysnse Nos 227n and 22sl enst sI6s
Sro:sman v. George jenkins ct sA al; + f.e~ e
stelen. attorney: Abraham A. Joseph. referee
due on judgment. s.. 100 and interest; costs
and allowances, $40: taxes. assessments. &c.
Interest
West l27th street. No. 300. north side. 24O
leet west of Seventh avenue. l4xfn.ll. three
.tory stone-iront dwelling; foreclosure, sale
We Mutual Life INSURANCE Company W.. Philip
Tets ct a.: Moses & Morris. attorneys:
Wi.lam H. Corbitt, referee due on judgment.
sniSl 5S and interest: costs and allowances.
sEn.a. and interest: taxes. assessments &c,
$lst.57 and interest.
by JAMES L. WELLS
Boston Post road. southeast side, 100 feet
south OF 10th street, 25x1OO. except part
taEen, by city for street opening: partition
saI" Henry A. Hauck VS.. Oscar VI. Hauck ct
~: Charles 7. Hallock, attorney: Charles II.
lonng referee; taxes assessments, DC. $50
mortgage. sl,Oi6.5D and interest.
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ao.is
1897
$4,000
Foreclosure suits.

Union ay. . cor 1hath at 40. bSa5. ax1o4 11176;
Sarah Danzg, rStrI. ct al. vs. James Wood OF al
atty Platoon Il Stroock.
Honeywell az. . " cor 1sist at, 1a.11Iibo: VIM
Callahan vs Chas Reinschmidt ct al. foreclosure
lien; atty, b Kelly.
John at, vs, 100 BOVINE ct. loo12a2; Frank Arena
ley, HAS.
Mott Az. VS. 75 = both at. 2bxps; Chss Hansen
stein. gdn &c, W David Hermann and ano; atty.
W0 Campbell.
Id av. a, SOIL q I2bth at, 2oIso; VIM II Oar.
ner vs. Flora Gl,ssman ct al; atty. Mseee.
7th av ., lui.I1 18th st. 2aI1OO Donald
Mackay VS. william wetterer ct al: atty, Z Miller
Mclaughlin Va Rossmond Herter; foreclosure lien:
atty Kearncy.
Moore Cypress lumber Co. Ltd, VS. Emil Green ct
al; atty, Sproul. II rs.
e2d at. ~, 2s1 q Amsterdam. av 1pxtO2.2; Union
Dino Savings Instn Va Ernestino Brown ct al;
sttys. Ritch Bkw.
1sdth at, n ., 2On q sth av 2brppIi; Edward l.
GARRISON Va Vim \ Gray OF al; atty, A NJ Clute.
10th Az, q, 18th Lots 10, II, 81 and rs. zap
Wakefield. 2Oh 1928: Henrietta futile VS. Elisha q
selchow and ano; atty o + Davis
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

There was an i'm provement In both the guam
CIV and quality OF the dealing at private con-
EAST Yesterday. The sales were noticeably
mora numerous while the properties sold.
oltnough still limited to certain classes. COM
rrIssd the best parcels in these classes. This
Ia evident In the sales OF residence
,-operties. Sales OF this character have been
,srortcd frequently OF late. but until yesterday
the properties were OF small value. Yesterday
,nrnishel at least four sales OF more than ordi-
nav importance in this class and a reported
s,e concerned one OF the best private houses
op the West Side. valued at $150000.
The other sales included one apartment
house. several flats and unimproved property.
All these parcels were among the best OF their
kind.
Light offerings were scheduled for sale In the
auction room. Two Of these were adjourned
and one withdrawn. OF the i've parcels actu-
Ally sold only one went to an outsider
The details OF the Morton transaction were
made public yesterday. Mr.. Morton secures
the seyen-story apartment house. 11Sx130.
Known as the Lucille. on the southeast corner
nst Nicholas avenue and Hath street. The
callers OF the Lucille. Field 4 Livingston. take In
mart payment the two four-story dwellings,
Nos 81 and 80 West Ninety fifth street 1880
.lOo each. and the four-story dwelling. No.
ISL West Ninety seventh street. Frederick
zltteI and A. b. Cohn were the brokers In the
deal which involved about $350.00O.
Henry L. Niese. Of the American Sugar Re
fping Co. Is said to be the buyer OF No rs
riverside Drive
George r. Sheldon. John A. Mccall. William
I. Havemeyer and William A. Butler. Jr.. are
reported TO be members OF the syndicate which
has bought the Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum property In Fifth avenue. The contracts
Tor the sale are to be signed to-day.
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Appellate Divison-suproms Court-Nos. 81. -.
e.; 20. 90. 81. 81. Is l3.t -. .. 81. 81. 90.
matters. Part Ill Case unfinished. Motions
Demurreys-No. ii55 Iles iiso lia7:: Prepared
ps tiis o' .o ana ss.
S7io 1905. 847s. Il25 1921. $3.50, 8asl
s sos I nss AZ. ,tiia, ai is, .l2S .Is7;
V ass unfinished. Case, from Part ~. Part
VL-Case unfinished. Cases from Part ~. Part VII.
Clear. Elsya!ed Il Il cases. Trial Isrm-Part II.
ga, ii2si, s.2.; s,n1s sI2t sesi, ioiis sis2
2r3a. 4op6. 3g5I 1929, $3.50. 4lOf. 1913 5a23.
Case unfinished. Cases from Part iii.
fs's t:.r g"1 Gs:ss from F., Elm ssf'
Case unfinished. Nos. s4dt 4027. ?h74, asia.
blaG, 6iH7 SAD 8o7p. $3.50. 1901, 228a. 2as4.
L+Ti. Casa, a2as; o7aa, 577n 67se Gs22 1929. ell7
from Part VII. Part tx. Clear. Eases from part
VII. Part X-CAse unfinished, Cases from Part
VII, Part XII.-AdJourned until Monday. Dec 10.
Surrogate's Court-Chamber s-No. IbO8-wIl Of
john + Dunn, .hndrsw Dunn. at io;ao A.. NJ !
Garrett =, scott Camilla W. Moss Marie f. H. p. do
La BoiSserie, Mar 4, smonson Richard oliver,
Eliza Knapp, corn.iia Munsop, At 1890 4. N;
at 2 r.. NJ Trial Tcrm-No day calendar.
City Court-special Term Court opens at 10 A. NJ.
Motions. Trial Term-Part I-Clcar. Nos. 1904.
900, ITO. 1902. $40. 1890. 1860 nah. Part H.
Clear Nos. 1897. 1922, 1878, 1880, 1920. 1871.
l573, 1895. 1890, 1897; 1884, 1854. 1888; lt6a.
Part iy.-clear. short causos-Nos. $3.50. $3.50.
o7l7. 1872.
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Auction Sales.

At the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
terday Peter + Meyer 4 Co. sold In toreclos.
pre, the lot. 25Xll4, on the southwest side OF
pect Terrace. Wakefield. to the plaintiff. Alert
v. Clifford. for $1,000. and the lot. 25xll4. on
the southwest side al Fourteenth street. 1870
feet northwest Of Prospect Terrace. Wakefield.
20 the same plaintiff. for 1880.
Thomas G.. Smith sold. in foreclosure. the
seven-story brick store. 1870, Nos. 90 and 81
Third street. ~ feet east Of Broadway. to
Oscar L. Schmitt for $4,000.
Herbert A. sherman sold, In foreclosure. the
Ave. story brick dive lings, 75xD9.l IL. Nos. 4lS
10 AL West Hath street. to the plaintiffs
Theodore and William Kilian. for s722S).
Bryan l.. Kennedy 4 Co. sold. In foreclosure.
the tour.story stone-front store and tenement
No. 1892 second avenue. TO the plaintiff.
Charles G. Spencer. for $4,000.
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,rS,hausess Llama.

Broadway, W cor asth. ct !5riooi Gross h
Horn vsTheress Reinh ardt. ..,............ IS,
s2u II, aO8 to 2I4 "; II Stevens Son W
Edward Meltzer ct al ,...................,.. 66
Lenox ay, q o cor 18th 81. ioox1oo; Lucia
Sess va Marcus Hoffberg. ..,...,.......... 1871
Amsterdam av. " cor seth at, 1ooI100;
Lucia Boss vs. Mark Stevens ct al .....,. 2.f1t
Tooth st.. n 3. 30 Broadway; eoIei.1o;
Josephine A Haas vs. Alfred waldron. 10
Crotona av, q q cor Crotopa Park South, 75I
100; Jno Bell vs. Fredk Bailey. 80. Sol
18th at, n o. 422 and t24 f; Louis Halpern
vs. Adolph X Oscar wicdhoG ........"..., III
14Tth ct, 6o2 to sos Wi Weedbusch h
HhwartE vs. Henry Seidcnberx. ............ co.
Tooth NJ, 2op W. HCK roh Co vs Alfred
wddr IN and John Darragh .....,....-.. Al
16th vt, Ia, 212 W 9Th av, 7hNlo0; Robt
Hall VS. John velbinger eth and Martin
eaa g.. itI W; B..tien i Go vs. Emilio ''-0
s2d It. 200 70 2ia W: Cnsick & RYAN VS. I'd.
ward Meltzer and Nathan Fassman....... 10
Jackson av, " cor la2d 81. 4; The Gar
den City Co vs Y W Steele......".....,... 10
12pth 1t. n q, $50 9Th Az, 42yloo: The EH
Ogden Lumber Co Va jeremiah NJ Flana-
gan and Henry Anderson. ........-'.....,.. 10
7eth ct, 21p W; VIM q Horuan vs Frank "
bOt
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DOWNTOWN.
{ South NJ Fgtfrtr,nih a

lSoLh or fourteenh ~
Na'eru 8Cb. g, 23xTO; George l. daulber
Ahl aho. ehr-. &c. 10 Albert Busch and
Sno $4,000
rrieS Sarah Warner 10 George schenk., 1900
bELotdw9y, ISL " cor Reade st. 25xlWn;
Iov W .nd Els; Bros s%T Sa.Se cor CO. $40 ssd
~ ,Eohi28Arirregt Bnulevard, >. 20
cad st. 21s s1i4isa H eSth y, - az
49, Walton Storm to Theodore
Wrr.s,tM 25. Wa. 2i.ioIloo; Max Horn to
rar s'I tea 9r1 ,;i 1900
mp lOand IL. n 9 cor Water 81; Sarah NJ
gspr'; indiv and eItrI and trustee 10 Theo.
Fulton i, s.. 81, Front Il, is.iii5a.9i
irr"S also vandam At. 20. SIS, 2sx 100; also
,i andsta St, 2Sns; is;lIIao.5ria; .1se;b;
SMGfSon = A. iS,n ajiio sIiyTss e
lso e, yarick st. 2si1loo1.5' 2xioo.
,G H :, asi / hr.saan 70 Mary T hrosnsn"::
A.. sno' eIrs and trustees, to siRmund
s1@s pr5pCrty. Mara sommer to john -''"''
nS'hr AMI ano. eIrs and trustees. .......
'S'n , st., ~ and SHe +. toI94,9i Jacob ,oO
Jonathan lirooms. eIr.1o samuel Well 10. SOC
smith TO samuel Gale, 4 part, ..,.,..,.,, l
to Pa NJ smith. I rsrt .'','.,....:1'' 1890
w. storm, indiy aud eNrI, to sarah
''' 'A'lN auu tEuHVe' ','',..,'''''.''''
EAST SIDE.
'Eaa Of FIfh Az, b'tVsen ILh and HON ItsJ
e1'h ST. MS 20s W I'd av, 27xi02.2; Chevie
nae or Rir, to sadie Cohen. .,..,....,. ga, 0oC
oHh 81, ~ 10 ~ T.. lO2. 3XiO0.Si August
"Ppenheimcr to Mary Dempsey .,.,,,,.
WEST SIDE.
'"'' Of Fifh az. Jetwten Eourteenh and IIoh sta.
'1'n st. 2hn i6.6xsS.il, Julia French
erpG proportyi Henry Sheppard to Lizzie
.
~ m uletson, .,.,,.,..,,,.,....,.....,,,,
~ ~, t23 ", 21xnS.9; Mary r. Corse TO AL
dL,T sehck .,,,.,,,.....,,....,.....,. excl
WI - u - 40 Colum bus Az. 2Gx1O0ll;
Nn IL diekman ana auo TO Sarah T. Mar
s1th :, 80, 200 . Columbus ay. lS.8X
tT2 u Elizabeth NJ schcnck and aIo t.
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Plans Filed for Now Buildings.


tSeuh N Fourteerh ~
Bank OF, n ., 100 Blocker ~: two six.
story and basement rats and stores; EiA'
kenpnsr. owner; @ I Pelham. architect:
Mad son st. 81; sI:.tory and ha.emcn, O'O'
owners. or Pelham. architect; cost 49,, $4,000
iss 81: I ss, I.'05 5ra is, SHd Viii; VIII
tai arsh,sci; cost Nv 1'''' ~ $4,000
h.s hGa',S ton . =. ioS s to
Wagner JAhn. architects: cost.."..... 800
EAST SIDE
Edit II FnA Az. o,,p,,n Fourteenth dri iioh stL)
10th ct, 33S. $40 G; seSen.storv fat: sehant
slberman owners; Max Muller. Arehi'
eosS Il, s. ZOO is. ny ,,r.e..,ory s,or '0'0'
u. Tuthili. architect cost .....,....,... $4,000
<2d It II a. Improvement to orlcfs. Jean.
ME soulo. owner; Bsni spinolls. srohi-
'se' so''''''''''' '''''''''''' ooo
tws't Of FOrth ar. bsf0,sn IOsrt,enn and HON Hil
IVES, End sv. az imrrc,emsnt TO dwell.
Ing; Isaac @. Greenwood. owner; MAJ
huher Non!tcc'' eosI'''''''' '''''''''''' &oO
HARLEM.
Manhattan hrand, norI Of iion nrs.J
Ord Az, zoos; Improvement TO hall and
meeting rooms: 18th Ward Bank; owner;
Rudolph Moeller. architect; eost.."..... SOC
tsorouG Ss g Il: Irons,
Cabot at. 100 " and 900 L-Sget. av; tool
house: n X h II II Co. owner; II
Lee architect: cost ....... .............. toc
i71th st. IS 100 Bronx Park: wostory
E6eiiI1. architect; cost ...,.......-...,.'. $500
Jackson Az. 1855; twostnry stable; Fred
Schellheimer. owner. II Van Gllhu. Archl-
tecti cost bOC
linton Av. sl22 n lash ~; two,story DWELL
ing: Charles II. Philips. owner, Dick.
erson. architect. cost ....,........,... $500
1elst. n .. ~ " Union Av; three.st tene.
ment and ator,s; hdolph Kurhmel.
owner; Dickerson. architect COST. 5000
1osth ct and Stebbins Az, II q cor. three.
story dwelling and store; G Murray
owner A Pfsiher. architect: cost. ...... 5000
etebOins AV. 3. 40 n ldpth ~. twostory
tenensnt: Is Murray, owner; A Pfeiner,
architect cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1900
I6rth 81, n Q. so o Stebbins Av; three..tory
tenement: h Murray. owner; A Pfeiner,
~ hltect cost oo,cOO
1SOth st and Boston road. " cor; throo.
story dwelling and stores: AlDlph Bauer.
eowHer: Is Ebeling, Arcbttect, cost ......... 750C
fB6th st.. 8 o, $50 Willow Av. two four
Ward Cunningham. architect: cost, 1885,. 10000
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lEHICH VALLEY.

Stations foot OF ives, 2srd Cortisndt and Dcsh,ones
streets lpenna. Il. Ferries.l
=. Time West 2srd Street, Other figures Cortland OF
leaves IS, I'm, Other ,tsn. daily Sunday leave:
Pm. y Sundsy leaves h.l5P.N
'6,5J, 700 A. NJ. Local for EASTON. =
.7.55, oslo A. NJ Tor ID ftALO. NIAGARA
FALLS ,ai West, and PRINCIPAL local poihts; faTIos
-rii;5s 1900 Noon S.Sn:., I'll Hcs pIAM9nD
lied TO seating capacity Due buffalo s8 7 III con-
Meeting with through Seepers 10 Detroit and chicago
Dining Car service a IL carte
1893, i::ppSS FFMM n. sdRSSESskn ~ Ss.ssSs;
y.5.10. y5.2OP NJ. Local for MAuCH CHUNK. !
.J.J3, 40. IOP n. Chicago Vssibue limited.
For Niagara Falls and points West Through Sleeping
.s.55, 500 j. " Exposition RIpress for BUy-
FAlO and TORONTO. $500 -
.S,5J, 300 7. NJ For ITHACA, ROCHESTER,
BUffAl.p and West. Sleeping Carr TO Chicago.
SOUTH PLAINFIEi.D and BOUND BROOK, looAis,
daily except Sunday 'o2, $40 A. n sAl0, &A. sap
So. %. IS and $50 ~. NJ. 49,
SIS, 81 and 1854 groadysy 8 Union Square West -
Rre.Sw ~ and Annex Station, RrooklIn ,..
Som hotel or residence through 10 destination.
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Proposals.

'CREAsUnY DEPARTMENT.; Once Supervising
g-sFAT Tp PRU PoSAIS will be received at III 4
once mill osloSa r NJ on ' s"r rs day q Jan
ings now on the bowling GREEN size for the Gust NJ
HOUSE New Yo:E ,b IL %sy Re hs Nth IT,
ofhca ar the ONCE IL the Custodian Of the site tCo
~ " JAMES KNOX TAYLOR,
Supervising Architect
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Ooruandt S'reets " nVe minutes ister tnsn
that given below for Twonty.'hird street
station except where otherw , noted;
EDo a. M sAsT mAlirsn..lI,mited 70 Two bunc
6fhuVr Narh NeM tork " rnsouW pIeopnk IN
lIusouIrk 70 cnioako., NO coeShes 70 rlvnonn ..
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oompartment sleeping Dining smosing' snd 90
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1865 p, NJ. CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIS EXPRESS
FOR LOUISVILLE WA OfncinnatD Indianapolis onf
$3.50 = M. WESThhN sENfRESs.-For chicago
~ For TSiedo except e p, S ssn rxnnrss
7ibb " sOUTHWksIEhN,EXPH rttte
burg Akron. CLEVELAND, nashville tvfa Onctnnahh
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Valley Route. Connscts for Cleveland except sat-
urday. 49, - -
e;bb y. NJ. MAIL AND ExPHEss.-PuLman bunee
sleeping Car New York 70 htoona. East Liberty.
Pittshurp and points West daily, except SUNDAY.
Nocoaches. .
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7;55 s.25, 1856, 1910. tDesbrosses and Oortlandt
streets 20, Dining Carr, IO,65 fDipins Car
A. NJ, i25b 2:io CDesbrosses and Cortiandt
streats 2:2ol (3;2b "Conarersopai Am All
Parlor ana Dining Cars, 3:25 I:2B lDinina
Carr 400 Dining Carr, p;.5 p NJ I2:lo MINT
Sunday s,2E SOB io:5b Dining Car, A M
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and wife, Bowery. 3b1, and ~ Ath st.
Kindennen, Ann, TO Herman Meyer and
wife, ~ ay, 1885, on yrs............ 200 $50