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neath Leadlne Aee to Repa....

Lead him gently-he is weary,
 Spirit of the placid browl LlIe IS long and age is dreary.
 And he seeks to s1umbat uow Lead him gently-he is weeping
 For the friends he can not see; Sently-for he shtinks from sleepan9- On the couch he asks of theee Thou, with mien of solemn gladnsass-
 With the thought-illumined eye Flty thou tEe moTtal's sadness
 Teach him it is well to die. Time has yelled his eye with bIfne3aasxan. On thy face it may not dwell, Or its sweet, majestic kindness
 Would each mournful doubt disasss- Passiouless thine every feature.
 MoVeless is thy Beings calm While poor suffering human natgz.xe Knows but few brief hours of asa2gVss. Yet, when life's long strife IS ciogs.nsz. And the grave is drawing near, How it shrinks from that reposrny
 Where there comes nor hope nan AszsGR Open thou the visioned portal,
 That reveals the life sublime, that within the land immortal
 Waits the weary child of Time Open thou the land of beauty
 Where the Ideal is no dream, And the child of patient Duty
 walks in joys unclouded beaum Thou, with brow that owns nc sosr4s~sw
 Wlth the eye that may not wa5Es. Point him to Heavens coming nRzasOxy, Show him it is well to sIeepl
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OTHER AWARDS.

The Cotton Belt exhibit was awarded first premium. No compe- tition.
 Jefferson county exhibit awarded first premium. No competition.
 Mineral display. First premium. No competition.
 For inlaid work, first diploma went to c. H. Becker, of ittie Rock.
 A first prize was awarded to An nie L, mare belonging to Mrs. J. D. Loeterzich.
 A second prize was awarded to Elizabeth w, mare belonging to Dr. J. D. LOeterzich.
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 Frequent Tests.

Do you call John Lawson an honest man?" demanded an irate individual who had listened in indignant silence to the praise of successful ranchman from the lips of time-serving friend. Well" said the other, in the tone of one who wisely temporizes, "all I can say is that he's been in court three times, accused of stealing, and he's es- caped every time. I don't know any man in the state that's had his honesty tested any oftener!"
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 EXPOSITION

t12A OoA 4lO.N AND ? i1DRAlz HALL
 AWARDS.
 Best fte yards rug carpet, Ellen Joiner, S1.
 Best rag fancy work, Mrs. Brown field, diploma.
 Best silk patchwork quilt, Miss E. Wilkins, S.
 Best silk patchwork, Willing Workers, 5.
 Best worsted patchwork qliIt, Mrs. J. R Martin, $l
 Bestzplai sewing by girl under II years of age, Alma Taggart, S1.
 Best wooden counterpane. Mrs. WaddeII, $2.
 Best calico patch work quilt, Caro- line Brum, Sl.
 Best fancy rug, Mrs. Cook, dipIo- ma.
 Best embroidered handkerchief, Miss Talliaferro, Sl.
 Best infants dress. Miss Rosa Me Nally, $l.
 Best sewing machine, ". $. Beard, diploma.
 Best point la e, Miss G. Bradford, $2,5O.
 Old relic, Mrs. Mally, $t
 Best Battenberg sofa pillow, Mrs. A. r. Owen, SLIGO.
 Best display ornamental needle work. Miss A. Davis and Harry Da- vies, 8 90.
 Best pin cushion, Miss A. Taggart, diploma.
 Best cotton tidy, Miss Gladys Bra dy, diploma.
 Best crochet work, Mrs. NJ. E, Bloom, $1.
 Best embroidery in cotton, Miss NJ. Taliaferro, $1.
 Best dressed doll, Miss Future May Bloom. $l.
 Best specimen knit lace, Miss N. Williams, $l.
 Best cotton counterpane, Mrs. N. B. Trulock. $2.
 Best rag fancy work, Mrs. Brown field, diploma.
 Best display millin ry goods, El- dins Dry Goods Co.,, $5.
 Best embroidery silk specimen, Miss Nj. Taliaferrn, $l.
 Best piano, Hollenberg Music Co.,, of Little Rock, diploma.
 Best display of gents furnish ing goods, Isaac Dreyfus.
 Pest display of furniture, Brad ford & Knox.
 Best display of hard ware, Me Gaughy Hardware Co.
 Best } pounds of cotton, Ed Saun- ders. sSecond, Peter Ross.
 Best staple, handling not consid- cred, Peter Piggie, of Macawber place. Delta cotton, First prize.
 Best staple, cleaned and handled, j. H. Talbot X Co. POULTRY AWARDS.
 Awards on poultry at the Pine Bluff State Fair, October 23rd to 2Sth. 1909:
 Light Brahmas-J. H. Lange, Bryant, Ark, first cock, first hen, first pen; B. B. Hastings, Pine Bluff, first cockerel, first and second pull"t; Nj. c. Cross, Pine Bluff, second pen. Barred Plymouth Rocks-W. H.. Westbrook, Pine Bluff, first and sec ono hen, first cockerel (tie), second cockerel, second bullet, second pen; Geo. M. Wells, Pine Bluff, first cock erel tip), first bullet, first pen; Mrs. ]. Fl. Shelby, first trio; Hastings, second trio.
 White Plymouth Rocks-J. A. Amis, Fordyce, Ark., second cocker el, first bullet. first pen; Westbrook' first cockerel, second bullet second pen.
 silver Laced Wyandotts-Hast- ings. first and second cocks, first and second hens. first and second pulIets. first and second pens; Mrs. l. Stewart, Pine Bluff, first cock erel.
 Golden Wyandotts-Lange, first trio.
 wh te Wyandotts-A. c. Russell, Little Rock, first cock, first and sec .nd hens. first and second cockerels, scnnd bullet, first pen, first pair,
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-01

Mir. NJ Lesinky's home on the cor ner of Third avenue and Laurel st. was damaged by fire Saturday morning. Tn, loss was covered by insurance.
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PLANTS SEEN IN QUEER PLACES
reD Story Factory Blooming All Over
 with FIowers.

reD Story Factory Blooming All Over
 with Flowers.
 Flower pots exposed along the win dow lodges prove that spring is here There is no better sign. All winter the faint blooms have shone behind the glass of the panes. but now they take the open air like invalids confined for long, but eonvaleseing. They are curious things, flower pots, and evil dence the love of nature born in us all and staying with us to our latest breath. They are seen, too, in the most curious places. There is a huge smoke-grimed factory on the west side, ten stories high. The air about it is thick with coal dust and soot Yet all summer it's lodges bloom like gardens. One knows that many girls work in that factory. The flowers are watered from tin cups that are carried full and dripping the long length of the halls in the luncheon half hour. Men would not take the trouble, but the woman who does not love buds and blooms is as rare as the woman who does not love babies. In either case her think. ing machinery has slipped a cog or was built wrongly to begin with. FloweB pots and little seamstresses working high up above the city's roar go to- gether as naturally as turkey and cranberry sauce.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-01

Ben Robinson. the hile plumb CT of Jonesboro, K shaking hands with biz Pine Bluff friends.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-01

Mrs. W. P. Burks, of Monticello, has returned after pleasant visit to her son at that place.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-01

Mir. J. G. Taylor was on an outing trip Saturday at his plantation near Rives.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-01

On the R. R. Adams place Friday night Oct. 2, 1899, A. J. Goodwin died, aged about 55 years.
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MT. Dick Hardy was seriously in- jured Friday evening by being hook ed by a bull.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-01

Miss Eva Kaufman has resigned her position with Isaac Dreyfus. In tie future she will be the steno- gra pher for Dilley Foundry Co.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-01

Dave Thompson, colored, was robbed of S9.5O al Clements wagon yard Friday night.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-01

Miss Marie Burks. of Linwood ar rived ia the city Saturday evening.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-01

Miss Grace York returned home Saturday after soiourning four months with relatives and friends in the North.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-01

Mir. F. l. Taylor, of Little Rock. is autographed at the Trulock.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-11-01
(From Sundays Daily )

Mir. F. ]. Taylor, of Little Rock. is autographed at the Trulock.
 Miss Marie Burks. of Linwood ar- rived q the city Saturday evening.
 Mrs. W. P. Burks, of Monticello, has returned after pleasant visit to her son at that place.
 On the R. R. Adams place Friday night Oct. 2, 1899, A. J. Goodwin died, aged about 55 years.
 Mir. J. G. Taylor was on an outing trip Saturday at his plantation near Rives.
 Mr. Dick Hardy was seriously in jured Friday evening by being hook ed by a bull.
 Dave Thompson, colored, was robbed of S9.50 at Clements wagon yard Friday night.
 Miss Grace York returned home Saturday after soiourning four months with relatives and friends in the North.
 Miss Eva Kaufman has resigned her position with Isaac Dreyfus. In tie future she will be the steno- grapher for Dilley Foundry Co.
 Ben Robinson. the erstwh hile plumb. CT of Jonesboro, is shaking hands with his Pine Bluff friends.
 Mir. Nj Lesinky's home on the cor ner of Third avenue and Laurel st. was damaged by fire Saturday
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
DELAW ARE, LACkAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations IN New York. foot Barclay and Christopher s,s
yFsrrBr-LE TRAINS PULLMAN BlFfE4 'An9'
PINTSCH LIGHT. ,,
500 A M-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops AZ princips'
prN-c
y ANTOS 0WEGO. ITHACA. ELAlRA. sfkACLSE
a. OsyvFCO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet ParIor Cars
connecting A. Bu;lao with trains Tor Chicago ana points
900 p n ,sany)-chicago and Buffalo Ves;iegsd Lx-
r-ess ~ SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON and ELAihA'
F.,nan Buffet Parlor Cars % Elmira .nrousn sleep
- ~srs al day Chicago, arriving az 4.lo T.
81 day. - ., ,--.s- ,,r,, - r,r ~,
Or-TH EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Parl5r cars
-,oo = 81 Gdalyl-CHICAGO and BUFFALO NEsTI-
'Rr,rED LIMITED ENTREES tor SCRANTON. BISG-
14WTOS EI.3nRA, BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
sIFFPlnG CAR New YORK 70 Chicago. Dining Car
s,3O p " 1dsilyl-BUFFALD EXPRESS. PULLMAN
so. rrpr-r,- s0r SCRANTON BlSGHANTOS. Ell
MIA BATH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
o.3o p n ,aanyj--BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
"a sNTON OWEGO. ITHACA. EtMIRA UTICA
EYRAC-r-sE and OSWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman BuHet
ricEFTs AND PULLMAN AcCOMMoDATIoNs AT
t4r,S-pv GAZE a SONS Ltd. ti3 Broadway "a PARK
pa. 42e ana a42 Broadway Tickets ~ Ferry stations
~ s.,.,-ts ave corner Twelfth 81 wes, One Hun
trs. ana Twenfv-hfth st. 235 Columbus ave, New lork
az ana 72g FULTON and io6 broatway Brooklyn Ine
tabie giving full Information A. sll stations -, a..
YrEsTCcT~rss EMPRESS COMPANY will call for ane
cheek baggage from hotel or rssi1enes to dssunA"n
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23

There were no auction sales yesterday. the Broad
way Salesroom being closed on account OF the holi-
day.
The following private sales have been made:
Henry D. winans G. May have sold the four-story
modern house No III West Fifty. .seventh-st.. 2ox
60xl00 with extension. for Mrs. H. c. Candee. on
private terms
Douglas Robinson e. Co. have sold for Mrs. J. II.
sandfor5 the four-story high-stoop private dwell
ing house No "a East sevenyfourth-st.. 22x6oxo22
10 a client on private terms.
The same firm has also sold No. 5S East Fifty-
fourthst. four-story. high-stoop private dweing-
house 2lx60 lot lO)5 on private terms. .
Herbert H. sherman according 10 report, has sold
10 client for So 250 the ve-sOry brick building.
9llx76 No. 60 Cedar-st, for Flake & Dowlng. who
purchased the property at the Brown estate sale
John s. Golding has sold for the o. p. Potter
Trust to c. c. Marshall three lots on the norih
side Of Eighty-eighth-st, l27 feet east OF Fifth
ave. 7sxi022 Il IS said that two private dwelling
The same broker has also sold for Nicholas F.
Palmer the lot the north side OF Ninety eighth
ct 100 feet east OF Ffth-ave. He also sold for the
Ferris estate 20 Myer Heman the plot az the
northwest corner Of Madison-ave and Ninety-sev-
r. Rosenbluth No. % East One-hundred- nd-hrsi-
St. a five-story fathouse. for S17.f o. .
James T. Fitzpatrick sold the Llree-story owell-
ing house No. 81 Edgecomoe ave Nx5S, for about
$1,000. =,
The Metropolitan Building Company has sold
through Albert T. Foster six houses in Amakassin
Terrace and three houses on Portland Place. fon-
kors for 600 to George *. Carpenter
Ernest Trbelhorn & Co. sold 70 Elkan hahn ana
Simon Hoffman, for william II. Hall three build.
ings in course OF construction on the west SIDE OF
Fifth-ave.. between Onehundred-and- -nineteenth-st
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. plot 7Sxl54
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
fcrfrlosure Bales.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~ YORK Metropolitan Trus, Company Of the CITY o.
New York Tessnaentary Trustee. etc. Asainss nsn'
/. Hand and others. ..,..-. -. ..,s
duly and entered IN the above entitled seon oess
ns date "a day Of February 1899 and entered IN ~
offce the Clerk Of the County oi New iorh az VI
Court House the County Of New YORK on tne f,n g.
February 1879. the undersigned the reeree n ~
New York Real Estate saesroorn Number III Bfosaway
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New fcsn Coany ~
York. the 2sth day OF February, lsss ~ tws'
o'clock noon. q that day, BY William a n.a..
auctionee the premises directed by the sAid judsmeh'
be sold and deferibsd therein as follows -. ... a..
ALI. lot piece or parcel OF land WIZ ,ns
improvements erected situate lying and oens
the Ward Of ,he City Of New York and bounced
and described as follows: -. w..
seven feet ana Ess;ey from the ntersecton
Of the Eastsrly sid o Amsterdam Gormery Tennl Ave-
with the southsrly side Of Wet Ninety-ssVentn
street; running thence Southwsrdly and parallel viti
Amsterdam Avenue and part a the way through parry
hundred feet and eleven inches the centre Inc
OF the West Nneysxth and West Ninety
seventh Streets Esswardy and along ssd esntr
line Of the bio, and parallel with West Nnety-seventn
Street feet and six inches thence N0rtnw
and parallel with Amsterdam Avenue and part Q, tns
inches 90 the southerly side OF West Ninety seventh
Street and thence Westwardly and along the soatheTy
side Of Wes Ninetyseventh Street seventeen teet sx
inches to the point place OF besinnins
DATED. New York February 9,h l.@ p.,..~
PARSONS SHEPARD & OGDEN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Borough OF Manhattan New York city
TIE following is diagram OF the properly 10 oe so'"'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23

Ninth Street,
The approximate amount the lien charge 20 ssilsc
which the described property is 70 oe se.a;
1850 with thereon from the I'd cay .,
1886 80 with lnteres, from the 9Th day OF sznuAiy
1899 together with expenses OF the SAFE Ihe ~p
proximate Of taxes Assessments ana osneE Aes
which allowed 70 the purchaser out OF INC poE
chase money paid by referee is s6SOO and inter
-.
was due on 22d day OF December 1885, the sum OF
''S? = y January Q. 1899 JOHN IL RoGAN
The above sale hereby adjourned TO February isse.
hour and place . .oo
Dated New YORK. February 1. 1899 ~
HUFFMAN & FRANKENHEIMER. Rsfsr.&
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
20 Broad y. !. city.
The above sale hereby further adjourned 70 February
tn 1890 a, hour and place
Dated New York. February srd, lso9
xuRzMAN 4 FRANKENHEIMER, Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Street. y. Y city.
The above sale hereby further adjourned 70 February
loth 1899 at san~ hour and place.
DATED New York. February 7th. issg r, ,oo
HUFFMAN 4 FRANKENHEIMER. Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff
20 Broad Street. " T. CIV 49,. =. -
IRE above sale hereby further adjourned 20 Fse-
r,ary i4th. 1899 ssuie hour and place
Dated New YORK. February io'h ,nass lsss poc.x
KrRzMAS FRANKENHEIMER Rsfsr.a
Attorneys Plaintiff.
20 Broad Street y. Y City. -.
The above sale is HEREBY Iur,hsr A'Jo'neo 70
zart 1896 hour and place .
Dated New York. February 18th lsse ~ noo,x
xr,RzM.N a rRANKESHEINER R.f.r..
Attorneys for plaintiff
ST. y. \. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

YORK-Eugene g. Ben)3~-1- plaintiN against Jonn
n snrsiancs ~ Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
duly made and in the above entitled aeon bear
Ing date ss oh day Of !anoaTy ass @ n1 r, House in
the County OF New York on 7h day OF January lsss
l. undersigned the referee IN the sad jaaspsn,
Estate saesroom. No III Broadway Borough OF Ash n
haitian City OF New York County Of New York on "a:
day by T Meyer suconeer the premises aites'
by the said judgment be sold and therein described a.
Ali those certain house. and lots known as Numbers
sxty-fye sxty-seven and sxty-nine Four.n 49, ~.
Seventeenth Ward City Of New York. bounded ana
described follows TO wit: -, -. ,... ..
Beginning at point on the eastery sle o.
formerly the Boweryl. nney-esn, teet
northeast corner OF ne bo~ery arc
Ninth street; and running thence hor,sefy s'0ng 5.
Bowery twentyfour feet: thence eastery IN nne -
right angles with the Bowery seventy te anc e1eyen
inches thence souhery IN line parallel with Ihifa ave
nue. twenty-five feet three and one na ncnes thenc'
westerly In line night angles with the Bowsry s1-
-our and o1equarter inches TO the place OF
beginning according the measurements used ~ tns
Comm oners OF Streets and Roads the city OF New
York OF the legislature OF the state OF Ne"
York passed April 81, 1901 49,, , =.
ground situate lying and being In the Seventeenth Ward
OF said CITY York bounded as follows 70 wit Be-
orerly the Bowery) hundred and twenty-five feet
northerly from the northeast corner OF the bo"ey
and Ninth street. and running nenoe norsne'y a9ss 'a
right with the Bowery. eighty rect ten snd one
half inches: thence southerly IN Inc parsls % tns
Third twenty-five feet three and one-nAr incnes'
thence westerly in line at right angles with the Bowery.
seventy-wo feet eleven inches 20 the place OF oesnnns
according the measurements used by the commsslon-
IN. Act OF the legislature OF the State OF New Yorh
passed April Sd. 1907
HUFFMAN & FRANKENHEIMER. Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff
20 Broad street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
Ta,,h
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
ERIE PAaLROAO.

Through trains leave New-York foot % chanbsrsst.
as follows and Ave minutes earlier from West 25c-st:
$500 A. M.-Vestibulst Express daily for Bngnamton
wavery. Elmira Buffalo. Bradfort Arrive Bunalo
T. ~ Parior Buffalo. -.
train FOR Chicago Arrives Cleveland ~ A ". cncaeo'
p N slepeers 10 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car ~, ,--
1870 p. M.-Bursl, ana Cleveland v.sthued Express
saIlv Arrives al Buffalo 05 A. NJ. Bradford 1;2O A.
NJ jamestown : 90 A NJ. YOUNGSTOWN 1927 ".
Cleveland 1890 P " sleepers 70 Buffalo and Csveaha'
cafe Library Car. ,-,,
ou5 p M.-Dany solid train for Bngharton. ElInlra
wsvery and Chicago sleepers 20 Horneilsvle Chicago
and Cincinnati. Dining Car. r
yr,Tc-LFTs LOCAL, TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN A.
CONMODATIONs At Ill 1i3 26l. 4oi and soI Br2sa
way i2T Bowery l25thst and 2!3 Weet
Chamber. and West Z3d-s' ferries, New lorh oso
and $50 Fulton-e es Broadway Brooklyn lzz K.e,s.,
rohksn ana Jersey CITY Station. New York Iranser
r. cais for ard checks baggage from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
nP0P0SALS FOR BLEACHED COTTON

j nr-cK K-prua Depot O. VI Dept. l42s Arch street,
phua Pa February 3. 80 Sailed proposals n
-.ri-~aa Ufii he received here rnfl u O'Clock a N
essav F4trarv ise inuietia-s delivery a. ms
Ier of 100 yards B.eached Cotton DUCK contornlh
., rs se.- a. u-ssine -he Army Sta1-ard tis u
ounce ruek QUANTITY - - subject - increase = 30
Tira >or delivery latter quantity. j desired 70 -
stated Samples accompany uifs. Government r.
ssryes right % reject accept n al pfosa OF
a. ar. thereof Preference given to acles - come
re PRODUCTION manufacture condnns ~ qualiy ana
rrt-e oncludirg n price - foreign productions
ss,.rrres The duty ihereonl being equal Blanks foF
rroposals will furnished uron application Enxeoprs
Sonsinne proposals endorsed Proposals. for DUCK
sns addressei 10 Colonel JOHN Y. FUEEl, Deputy
ousrtsTr.AIer- General. L. s. Aruly.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
& OHIO r. E

sCurDruE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. lsse-
1<av. Nsw-York whitsnAl Terminal. South Ferry ana
foo' OF L.rsiy tExcept Sunday. tsundayh ., ..
curcAGo 81 80 a m, from Liberty street ony'' 'IS"
m .ne az - c4so A. m from Liberty street oniy)
'' '5fxPe-rgSaTf - 2 g sr Iours 's5o a. m. 'ss' p m
N-rvU oar FANS. '255 n.
NEW ROYAL Blue TRAINS; ep,o.,.
.ti es a m Diner ti2 55 p N. 'lzo LDlner). %
,aatt@y,i iIrifed" :" Exclusive Pullman TraInl s4o3
,piner1 s55 p m and az. 10 night NORFOLK Wa
q m.
orices: iis, liz 2el i34 i2s4 3 way 81 z; itth-st'
,oT Pow.v " Y; 339 Fuiton-st., $50 Craham-ave,
J;rookyn: whitehau Terminal Baggage checked from
hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. station. y. Y. as to"o"~
and IS n, later from foot Of W. aga St: -, g..
I2:45 p " CONTINENTAL LIMITED; Dahyr ro'
Albany Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara a..s
cleveland Detroit Chicago and 81. Louis Ar.NeS
Chicago and ST. Louis next Afternoon Dllts AZ,
b,45 " 80 n. later foot ". 42d ST. Cneasp h sso
St. Louis Limited Daily f9r Utica syr,cuse DstSoit
Cleveland chicago and 81. Louis. - . M.
-.3O p NJ Daily FOR Utica Syracuse. Rochester bui-
falo. Niagara Falls and Toronto - po....
6,46 p NJ Daily FOR Albany Utica Syracuse. Koches-
Ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit CleVs-
land Chicago and St Louis ,-.
Tine tables a principal hotels ana crces batsss'
checked from Hotel Residence by Westcott E1nre
9 Y LANRERT. Gene-al Passenee- Arent ,. =.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENT RAJ


AL through trains stop al Albany. Utica, Syracuse
Trains ieave Grand Central stations as follows:
$50 a. A-Dai.y except sGn-ays: Ins 1alHgSS
EMPIRE STATE EMPRESS. LIMITED .,
Fas,est train the World. Due Buffalo ! 40 ? N /;
Niagara Falls 532 p NJ Toronto. 900 p NJ; De-
tro.t. u ln r. ". Limited 70 Is seating capaciV.
S.1J A. M.-FAST MAIL Daly-For Buffalo Niagara
Falls and Cleveland
1870 A. M DAY EXPRESS. except SUNDAY. FoF
RuN1l1 and aI important New ork Slate polnLs
i 90 2 ". sOClvfy. Est EsRN LIMITED ana I'll
CAGO SPECIAL Daiy-For Columbus Cineih-
33O P M.-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL except
SUNDAY stops A. important stations
5,3O T. Make SHORE LIMITED. La.!y-Z4-lnouEs
train 90 Chcago. via Lake Shore Dle c!eveidnI
745 A. 81. due Chicago i-SO = u 9'seP""s -'-
q. 90 p M-wEsTERN EXPRESS Daily-For Niagara
Falls. Toronto. 'eveano .1lcase. ~,
6o5 p N-NORTHERN EMPRESS. DaIly-For Troy
= % = W-ApTP0NDACX MOUNTAINS AND MON
TREAL EXPRESS. Daily. ,-,---s--r.,,>. :.
$40 J.. M.-BCFEALO AND 50 ~ 70 trarIS EfIs'
cio,oisrI f'r---rati Irtianan0ls and 81 Louis
o15 M-PACIFIr EXPRESS. Daiy-For e Ogaens-
burg Niagara Falls. Cleveland Cncee3.. an sna. * ~
1o1O nght-NIDNIGHT EXPRESS For Chicago
every night except sunday nights Su"'@'
nights chicago slseEs,s ~; I,4r.gsI, l,azs y 9i'
ot, u ana 800 r M-Dally. except sunday. 70
Pi,,sfeid SUNDAYS only az go A n
vvag-e- Palace Carr at through tTalns
-rs--- riguiratef vi'h Pintsch Light 49,
Ticket wague- ofiees az Grans C.a5 a s.ao' n
a.. C.,,--hus Ave West i25th St. l29th - rtaloh
- ias-- station New York 33s and 126 Fulton ST.
ana ils Br1adway. 2. T.. Broohyn go g. - VI,
Taisrbcns .21eO Thirry-egnth Street for New 1oTS
-f 80 sa-,-e Baggage checked from hotel or resi-
Ssnce ~ Westcott Express COMPANY -
GEORGE DANIELS General Passenger Aren't
New-York tribune., 1899-02-23
Proposals

ARMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street New
YORK Clty February 20. isSe.-seaied proposals IN
,-,roate viii be received here Until y CLOCK noon Aal
. $40 ani then oIened. FOR supplying about co"r'
gallons y Mineral Cd. I-r spech atlos anl scn-
sr~h viii r4 Furnished Application = the lnaers shf
T,-sference will given 20 articles a domestic preltc-
or manufacture Conditions % quality ana lfc- Hn-
ha ne ef foreign productions ~ manutsctur- ne al
thereon being equal The Government reserves ts r.s
- fe m ac-art any or al proposals any part hereo
,veores containing scaled psals should ne marHel
.spr,uossls for Mineral OIL and addressed % Ooohei a
kfAfBALI. Assistant QIartermaster General. l. = A.
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New-York tribune., 1899-02-23

The Approximate. amount Of the lien or charge 20 ssy
isfy which described property Is % oe solo
SIS 922 60 with interest thereon from Jan stn s %
geher with and allowance amounting 70 sooeoos
with Jan. 10Th. 1893 together win tne
Of the sails. The approximate aoSh' ~ "a -
assessments which are 70 be a!owed 20
purchaser the purchase money or paid by tns
referee is s2sl40 and interest.
Dated. January 81. 1889. - -.o-.- 49,.