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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11
Rnilroano.
.ENNSYI, ANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF West Twcniy-thrd street and Des-
brossee and Cortlandt streets
g. The leaving time from Dc-brosses an"
Cortlnndt streets ~ five minutes later 'n"'
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted.
100 VI last MA.Lmted to two bunf pI,t pfrE
70 C.icaso. No coaches t. piitsburs ,,...,,u,
$40 VI FAST a aI,r flfyeldpa
ton cars Far rtra.o egevcland Toledo cincinnati
1.35 y. II. CHICAGO ANp ST LOUIS EXPREss-fss,r
Louisville 0ia cinclnna'D. Indianapolis. Chicago ~
o.5o >. VI. WESTERN ExrREss.-For Chicago For
7.55 T.. VI SOUTHWESTERN EXrREss-For,, IN i,,ls
burg. Cleveland. Nashville via CincinnatD b0u''"''
7.55 p VI rAcIFIc EXPRESS For Plt'stuFsg an. nsa
Route Connects Tor cleveland except saturday N,
MAI. AND ExrREss~ruiiman Buffet Steering s ssI
New York to Mtoone. East Liberty. PtssufS anu
r' wxsnI rsH S!.'' AND TnE soTTM ,ns.
re 80 10 70 ioG Ges9To~es s'e Sinins Car
1855. 2I0 doesrosses street 10 corusndt s'rr ~
Dining GSrs l2s os1S c@ pHins, car" G,5 sss
M ~ 10 night sund 9 : ,- $50 T ali
Tarior and Dining cars ! % Dining car 45S Dining
sorThERT R4iiwAY.%ESpres, e55. 42' ?. NJ 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
AT ara 3 TrT 9res91 M ? n d2 ., A. M and s55
c6F 6 %Si>& C6N q ;H5 z m ssy m
week days and 30 J.. daily 49, ,,,h-osses
Street 10 m Cortlandt street 2l5 p M. Ih ,t
Vestihuled Train. Bune' Parlor cars Passenger Oo"'"
and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAN.-i255 p week-da , ,.,-,
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad ~
West Twenty-thri street station 500 a. N -. -
10 Saturdays onw 225 IS 325. 40 S.io DE- S.''
D. sundays. 80 s. = 400 D. m. from i,o,.s
Dresses streeu; 800 9oo m 10 LD 'S snngavs
only) 30 3 TO- $40. 80 10. 90 p. m. SUNNI. n,
s15 a45 a. m 5l5 p. from Cortlandi street S9 9s
800 m l. 20 l23 osaturaaNe ONLY 80 " 90" M
3. J.l5 700 o. Suni = - - ,, a. H. "'i' b. '
FOR PHILADELPHiA: -,
10 GDeshrosses ara Corii4nit streets NZ,) 10
s25 500 e.26 955 Penna. Lmitedl. l0lO Ulesor - -
street 1910 Cortlandt street 10 80 DINING cav ,g
Dining Cafl 30 a. M l3a 2l9 Esd ~ Dining
Car. 455 dining carr 5.H5 Dining Can o. *
p M. 1910 night. Sundays Clio SIS. 500 p = 80
1lAmiteD as o55 Dining carr a. m. zoo loo
Dining carr 81 80. - dining Car 100 tDinl.hs
CAR 800 dining carr, 1855 $50 p m. p 10 nsht 90,
broadway. ! Astor House West Twenty hird srSs,
streets. Court street $50 Fulton street rs breadWy
and Pennsylvania Annex station. BROOKLYN ~ u,n;
Jersey CRY The New York Transfer Company WI az
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through 10 destination. , ~,
Telephone Nl4 Eighteenth Street for PennsNlNHfha i
rDLd Cab Service. ..oo-
J. B. HUTCHINSON j. X MocD..
General Manager General passr Agent
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Traits lcare franklin s. station y. Y. ae follows.
am ~ n later from foot q " 42i St
4. 9iI5 ~ Daily Tor Cornwall Now'urgh. Kingston.
New paltz lakes Nohonk and Minnewaska. and
catskil Mountain points Via Kingston.
sanday for Cranston's West Point kingston New
Paitz Lakes Mohonk onl Mlnrewaska Catsldn Noun
fans. Albany Serii0 "a and Lake George.
1876 j. NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily for
Albany. syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls.
Cleveland Detroit chicago. AMI - Louis Dining Car.
{. 900 j. n Daiiv except SUNDAY. f0r Lakes MDhonk
ana Minrevae Catshn Mountain points. King
ID. 800 = Daily. except sunday. for Kingston.
Lakes Mcho1k and Minnewaska. Catskn Mountains.
Catsklll Albany and Saratoga.
ID. 3il5 T. Daily exceut Sunday. for Congers.
Cranstons West Point. Cornwall. Nevhurgh. and in
iefneiiate stations 20 Albany
5;i5 T. VI Daily. except sunday for Albany ana Mon
b.45 T. ~ Cw 42I st. G.i5 ! NJ Daily. Tor Uuca,
sytacu~. RocAefter, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto
Detroit Cleveland. Chicago. and -. Louis
500 L. VI Daily except SUNDAY for Itiea. Syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. AM Toronto
3I5 J. NJ Daily for Albany Utica syracuse. Rochester,
Buffalo. Niagafa Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland.
Chicago. ana 81. Louis. .
A. j.. o. D-Ieayes Brooklyn Annex. A. 9.l5 a "
t.Ncept sunday. y. 10. ". g. l225 p NJ
j. 300 l. NJ Jersey city " r. r. station. \, Hi'
a. NJ except sunday. D. II 20 II. C.. 100 =. NJ
j. . 80 + NJ.
Time table at principal hotel md Offices baggage
checked from hotel resi- fence by Neacutts ExIresr
c. e. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. = Y.
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Sales bp Nnrtion.


WILLIAM KENNEDY Auctoneer. will sell at Guc-
w tiln A. 10 o'clock A NJ Monday. September I'm
1sga Al 4 East 10th Street the goods ana chaeis be
longing 10 Dyonlslus Schn0os. BY order n Mortgage
DVERTISEME SITS and subscriptions for The Tribune
\ received AZ their ONCE No 1922 Broadway.
"a door north OF 3ist-si until o'clock p. advertise
Teuis received the following branch Offices at regular
ofice rates until O'Clock .. viz; "a shave
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LEHHCH VALLEY.

e.sflons foot Of Wc 2i Corand Dehrose- Streets
lpeuua l. + Ferries
time West 2si Oter figure. Coand or Beorosses
croefs Daily except SUNDAY. sunday only Other trains
5auy I SUNDAY leaves sunday leayes i5 sunday
90 * T. 90 An Local for EAsTON. 1900
TX eS. 0S 4. " For BTFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS ana
vei o1i principal local points Taror and Dining Cars Con
ne 1t,5 Zoo Noon BLACK DIAMOND Ex-
pRE SIS" iIlnlomc train in the word Limited 70 SEATING
Iufao connec ting with through Sleepers
10 Der3it and chicago Dining Car service IA carte. ~
.t1ii nor. Ml For WILKES BAl.RE. sCRhNlON,
t'35J .0S =. Coal Branches and Intermediate points
s.ii5 SI5P.N Local for MAItH tHlN
iI0 5.IOp ~ Local fYr MAItH III Nk.
I'D o. dor " Local Express for FASTON.
-5.55 x6. CSP. " For Buffalo ana pohs west through
elccninc ans 20 Chicago and TORONTO. ,o,.ro
None Tlf Sleeping pA-sc gers carried. - -,.,.. -
.io25 10 3OP " ForlIHACA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and W.-f -rrrug Nlcasl.
80 pIANtlTID and BOUND BROOK locals. daily except
80 - ln5J A. "; - TO- -. - q ana sNP
Tickets and Pullman Accommodation az lle z - So ~ ana
rs. Rroatrav Union square West 25 Columbus Ave- =
SCI Fulton st. - 8 BdWy and Annex station Brooklyn
Trau-c- Co. cn for Gnd check baggage from hotel OF
residence through 10 destinations
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NEW YORK CENTRAL,
arl.s at aaa depart from Grand central station.
7. tTJ1lIN- tAIfIt NdT y Y :.
HARLEM DIXISlON.

81. NJ and 355 p. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. to
" Pittsneld; sundays only at q 20 a. NJ
Palace Cars On ali through rains
Tiains Illuminated Win pgts,h Light .,
,-n,nn So w 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West l25th 81
2sh ST l3sth St stations New fotk 53s and 7-e
fulton ST and 1Of Broadway. Y. D.. brooklyn
Telephone "o7aO Thirty eighth street tor New York
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotel or
,esiGence by Westcou Eypress Company
GrORNE Il DANIELS. General Pnssenger Agen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11

COACHMAN. --Gentleman wishes situation
for his coschman. whom h. can highly
recommend. thoroughly understands his
business: city or country. BOLSTER. 100
West eoth-st
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>N~NN|Nc~~N~-~~O-~NO N.oNNNO~N)NNNNNN~~
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. i63s Broadway 42i East 4Sth-st-
COE & BRANDT. Tel 1872 3sth.
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DELAWARE, LACKAEANAA & WESTERN

otAsioAs In New loiA foot OF Barclay and cnrstoSnsi
Leave AIilNe
DAshaut0n Alaii ................. so IN go pm
Buffalo. Ithaca x OsveBo Ex..-.'lOuD am. eVo pm
Chicago bun. Express. 'LOO PIN 'eVo y VI"
Scranton. Wilkcsbarr a. Plymouth oo
Cnicago Buralo ES... = 80 -. = 80 am
Il1n. FL Bun. 5.4J II. pm. 20 20 en-
Ithaca Oswego. Utica IA $3.50 pm = 30 N
SctAnflI- May be occupied 10 10 = n
Tickets and Pulnsn hcc.nino4ato"s al llJ. - anu
$50 Broadway and IL Park Place.
Westcotts Express Co will call for and cheek Baggage
20 destination. 'Daily
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PED d LINE.

PED LINE
"a For l. Guayrs. Puerto Cabeilo. Curacao and Mara
'aio VIA C--.--o-C calling also a. Porto Rico
From Roberts Per BROOKLYN. -
PHILADELPHIA. .... Saturday. Sept. p. 7.
CARACAS. .................F Friday Oct. &. ] p VI
aneis steamers have superior Recommendations Tor pas
BOULTON. BLISS DALLETT;
General Manager. i33 Front ST
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FOR SALE.
MACHINERY.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

N~~>~-,>>~~>>> ~-~-~,~>>~-~.~>~s 0'0>1.l
At THE rIANO EXCHANGE. lo5 -lOI
West 33d st. Pianos bought sod. ex-
changed repaired. boxed. shipped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-11

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions foT The Tribune
n received Fl their Uptown Ofice No. ZAP Broadway,
n door north q 3ist-st until O'clock advertise
inerts received following branch Offices 1T regular
offce rates until O'Clock =. M VIZ: 2'4 Sh ave- s. e
cor 2b ST. lJo 9th 18th ST. Mays. 9th ave.
and I4th st.. 49, Columbus save near West G5th St. 100
West 42l near Gta ave; 81 East lith st 257 West
a9s e. between 7th Nfh l59 East Attn 1893
"a ave between ION and 71th 1923 81 ave.
dist ct. lIOS SSth-st. GO 30 ave.
4stet IA 3d-aNe 30 Bcecker S2j Blocker 81.
e0s 30 ave ~, 1Jth 1921 3d-ave.. 2dS2 Sd
ave or AZ any American District Telegraph Office.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR IUILADELIIGA BALUMOKE. md NASH-
INGTDN.
From foot of Liberty ST
Week DAYS s4.3O 500. 1900 tll;3 Dining Carr
4 49, 200 Dining carr / 30 $50 Royal Blue Limited
800 $500 Dining caro- J.. NJ. 12:lo mdt sunday
80 1000 al 30 Dining carr A. n. 100 900. Royal
Blue LinlitedD BOO 600 Dining CsrJ T. NJ l2;l5 mlt
Additional trains Philadelphia week days. 10, 300
A. H. $3.50 400 $50 7.3o. 1900 h. ST. sundays. $500
A. NJ. 400. $3.50 p. VI.
Tickets and yarlor seats at foot Il Liberty St.
whitehall St. 1I3 I72 pol 334. ga l2si l354 broad
way 737 9Th Az. - Union ) West 1o3 East l-3ih ST.
80 West 12lfh ST.. % columbus Az, New YORK !
court s.. 3il $50 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn rs Broadway
Williamsburg The New York Transfer Co. VIII can Tor
noi cck baggage hotels or residences 70 desna-
ton
prom Liberty -. only
4From South Ferry 4 % y NJ
akron South Ferry 30 p. NJ
hlrrfm South Ferry 0.lO y 81
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11roposlls.

-0~N-~0~~oo~.~0.NN|>c-1>os1 .
sTATD or NEW-Y ORk-EASTERN NEW-YOKk RE-
TORMATOKN,
NAPANOCH ULSTER COUNTY. v \.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the ma
- teri.ls and labor FOR completing the Central Building
and North Wing installing Warming System and Boiler
and for Plumbing and Drainage and Electrical Works,
may be by mall or delivered In person W 10 One
o'clock T. NJ Monday. the 18Th day Il September
1850 10 George Deyo Chairman, Building Commissioners
Eastern NeW-Yok efoTmat0ry ElcnyNe. Ulster County
New York
Drawing ana specifications may Re consulted and bank
forms OF proposals chained building Commissioners
once lllenvnc the Office OF g. l. Helms state
Architect Capitol, ALBANY New York
Contracts viii be awarded 10 the lowest responsible and
-eaie bidder each division q the work. fr the
,ho. work as may be deemed for the best interest o;
the state the bids exceed the amount = funds
available therefor In any the Building Commits
soners reserve the right - reject any or al bids.
GEORGE DFYO. Chairman.
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CT\ARD LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

A pyERTlSrMENTS and subscriptions FOR TIE Tribune
Il received at their Uptown once. No lZ+2 broadway
e ioor rortt ~ 8st-st until ociock p m advertise
any American District !slegiaDh office
A. the following branch crces az regular Office
,ss prfI : o.i'.k o. m viz. 90 shave g @ cor
.3i-s; 1872 have l2th-st Macy = eth-ave and
Cl'urbu4-ave.. West CSh-st.: LOG
O., near Gfh-aEe ~ East l4th-st
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nlD D0mlMOORl A0RIEu

DAILY SERVICE
ror GA Poin, Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth Pinner.
SSsr.sars Rl.rmond Virginia Beach. Washington. D.
r ana entire south and West - .
sri Passenger steamers sail from Pier &c. North
- to, q, i-act S. every week day except Saturday
70 n and Saturday a. m.
81 . $3.50 II b. WALK Or. Traffic Manager.
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TN pursuance OF an order .: Hon James NJ.
L Varnun a Surrogate Of the County Of New York
NOTICE is hereby given all persons having claims
against II Ransdell Moore. late Of the County Of New
York deceased 70 present the with vouchers
thereof subscIiber at his place OF uansaetins
business Nc 80 Broad Street in The city Of New York.
on or before the 18th day september next Dated New
A'' ~ ~ FRANCIS L. EAMES Executor.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

---o.N>.~~~0O~O~~c~~~~ ~~-o->No"0~1~~N>'N'~
EAST 10TH ST. ~ quiet private resi-
dence. ali conyenences. newly furnished
reasonable
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STEAMBOATS,.


Ey5TOE & NEW ENGLAND POINTS,
49, VIA SOUND LINES.
~sA'>L RIVER LINE For Fall River. Boston ana
O. Eng mi points. steamers Priscilla and puritan
~ .es'ia % each Leave Pier 49, y r. foot Of warren
y: week cais ard sundays 600 = NJ. steamer from
80 ipfk Sundays only. touches AZ Newport on othfr
ys y TIE week Providence Line eastward steamers stop
,ThyFllLNcL IINE-For Newport. Providence. boe-
o.. y. iiA 8nl East Steamers Plymouth and in.eIlM
'estra ~ each. Lave Pier j. y H.. foot OF Murray
3 "ee< fa}s only. 800 T. ~. touching az Ne"port
=. ~ f-at innings excepted. on Monday mornings
q. Hlter lane pers touch A. Newport. .
,S9ayHlNGION LINE tor StJnilst0n, Boston ana al
k.ns East Steamers Maine ana New Hampshire I%aNe
PN 49, ''-' " 9V''"b '''' nv" 1'9 '' ~
.NyEWlCH LINE For New London. Norwi,h "orcef.
~. b.stor anf 'he East Steamers cry u Lowell ana
~ ~ Worcester I>-ayc Pier 3d. y. r. fo1t of Spii"s
- "ttk ca}s nrij. 20 $50 T. n
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Central R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used eNcusi, ely
Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic Signals
Stations in New York foot Il Liberty ST.
and south Ferry Whitehall 81 -. =,
leaving time frlm South Ferry Noot Whitehall ST IS
FIVE minutes elrer than that given below for ldt~iV
St. except when noted.
on and after Sept. T. 1900:
Trains leave foot u Liberty 81
FIR Eason Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk &C.
400. 7l5, 0.lO A. NJ. l2oo ~ 20 Eastonl 1880 ~
GJ:55. 100 - EastYn) J.. VI. sundays. ''"u, INV ="
r et0nl 4. W. 1900 $50 600 T. " go
Fer WilkesbaTe. Plustcn ana scranton. 'foo S'IV
a. NJ. 1870 l.. ". Sundays. 'f,3o A. NJ 80
Tor Heading ana HARRISBURG At 800 - 30 49, s:l0
5000 to IeadingJ j. NJ. 1918 night SUNDAYS, $50
Ola5n to Read.ngJ 4. NJ. go. 30. 800 600 "'"
10 IteadingD h. NJ. 121i night.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
New Jersey Scashsre Eeellts. 40 500. II 30 A
NJ 1880 1888 3D. a4:45 i5;SS b6:23 i. 4. Sundays
Fer Iakcwooi Toms River AMI Rarnegat '4:3o $50
4. NJ. so 40 = NJ sundays nre 4 W.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier = y g.. f00t Rector St. -
For Atlantic Highlands and -eashore points. 80 10 90
A NJ. 100. 3.45 4.3O j. u. sundays. 1870" 4. NJ. 100
T. " =,
900 3.45 I ".
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57TH-ST 1870 EAST near Central Park.
Cheerful sunny rooms: select house :.
good table, a few table guests accommo-
dated.
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ADvERTIS EME>TS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once No. ! .2i2 Broadway. 2d door north
II 3lst-st, until o'clock =. m. adyer-
usements received at the following branch
offces az regular office rates until O'Clock
y m. VIZ. "a shave. :. E. cor. 23d St
i62 6th-ave.. cor. l2th -. Macys. 9th
ave. and l4th II. lac Columbus ave near
West cath st 100 West i2i 81. near 9TH
aye. - East iiih. St. PSI West 42t-st..
between I'm and sth ayes. i59 East 47th-
St 33S 3i-aVe.. between 10Th and 18th
DTS. l.O2G 30 ave. near 6lst-st. !. 70S ist-
ave. near 10th ST.; $50 3t-ave.. near tist
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PARK AVE. near 57th ST.. 80. 443.-
Superior accommodations: rooms WIN
board. American Christian holse; tran
sirutF
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1O3D ST. WEST. 300 3o4-Furnished or
unfurnished suites. also single rooms
table and service first class; location most
desirable.
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HE'LL " ANTED
WORK WANTED.

Female.
4 LADY. speaking several Iahsuse
CAPABLE arI fond ~ work desires p,S'
ton as amarueu-i-. companion or ''a'l'
IN family or school. references cNchanken-
AIir.ss ly mail. CARMiE%' Ne l'i Al
lany ave. Brooklyn
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2ls EAST 18TH ST.--pesirab.e front
rooms view - Siuyvesant Park: also
adjoining rooms. excellent table. moderate
49, MADISON AVE - Desirable fourth
Moor rooms. southern exposure. corner
house; also third floor hall room. reference
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
and second hand lowest prices; easies'
terms MARY BROS. % Union Square.
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GONDPNf-S- An ,Ap.ri'n o.. wei rrc
umm-ud~i French ~ 'tcstani f"f'in' -s.
dipl ma. teaching French. German. music.
English branches. etc, desires r. engage
ment. Address Miss A.. l.242 Broadway.
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WORK WANTED,
Male.

AN AMERICAN. 20. ot good birth. educa-
ton and reputation. desires position
whore fidelity and energy will secure ad-
vancrment. 3 years accountants and gen
oral experience in former employ. but now
ursatisfactorily placed. Address !. b.
Tribune Once.
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WASHING Respectable colored woman:
reference NJ HlLLMAN. 23s W 82d st.
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lO3 WEST 4STH-ST Two rooms. parlor
floor. for doctor; large and hall rooms,
nrs.-ciass board
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'rr0m Liberty -. only.
4Fr0m South Ferry at > % y. VI.
akron South Ferry az 4.35 -. ".
hrrnm South Ferry at 0.lO =. II
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FRENCH LINE.
STEAMSHIP LINES.

From New Y8-k Wednesdays. Fridays and Saturdays
FOR TENAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
STRAIGHT and ROUND TIIr Tickets Issued 70 al
DC. Georgia Fl.f.l4 &c. delightful Excursi ms
Write for page Pocket Guide INA !ed fiee)
{ Y MALLORY & co Cen. ARts. Pier 20. F. X. y \
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Ocean Steamers.

>>'>>~~-~~''|>
MNR1T[M G[SRN1AM 11OWW-
Wv FAST EMPRESS SFkNlCE
SOUTH AMPTON. BREMEN
Sailing 10 Il. NJ.
sept. II Saale ....-....... sept. -
+KaiseI w. sept. 10 Lain Oct
Traye ~. ser Or calls Cherboufg and Southampton
TWIN sol CHAMPION. BkFMEN
TWIN SCREW PASStNihk sshNN5iSE,,, \,
Yrereh "' ........... Thursday. Sept. p. 10 A NJ.
yrcT'- ..........-... Thursday. Nc' ., 10 a NJ
BsTtaf'ss" ClRRAITAR. MALES. GENOA.
sailing at II 4. NJ.
Sep - Kaiser ". II. Sept. 80
Arsr ',orIRICHs & Co. NO. BROADWAY
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II pursuance of an order of Hon James NJ

n pursuance Of an order OF Hon. James NJ.
varnum, Surrogate Of the County Of New York
against Esther Woods Of the County Il New York
deceased present the with vouchers thereof 70
tn subscribers their place Of transacting business the
once Charles II Brush. No 30 Broad Street in the
CIV Of New York. before the first day Of Deem
Der next Dated New York the 18Th Jay Of May. 1890
JAMES +. HART.
JAMES II. TAFT
Executors.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-07-08

too" went on Miss McCracken, ncoherently
that is, it would be if it were not so skinny
Anyway, its eyes are perfectly lovely, and mean
to tell her So"
The sobered girl rose from her seat to carry
out her intention, and there was general move
rlent of the women in the same direction but the
woman from the Minnietta had in the meantime
quietly crossed over to the Sonora Castro.
"Is it your baby" she asked. The mother
nodded, not daring to speak, lest disappointment
should overwhelm her. for till now no one had
spoken to her.
".She is very pretty, went on the questioner,
what do you call herr"
A thin smile dubbed up and broke across the
mothers face.
Her name is Mary Mercedes" she said, "but
we call her Chiquita
"Chiquita? That means Little One, does it
not" And the fairer woman smiled back Under
standingly, as she lifted the child with a thrill of
aching remembrance at its feather weight 1t
passed from hand to hand among the young ma
trons while the mothers eyes followed the mite
hungrily, as if she begrudged the moments spent
out of her arms, though they were numb with
the strain of carrying it for hours.
ut is better with me, she said pleadngy and
the women understood, and when she let it go
again for little while to the woman from the
Nlinnietta, they understood that also. Everyone
knew of the little grave at the foot of Las Vegas.
Women for whom. until then. the Castro
family had not existed, went aside from their
pursuits to praise and pet the Castro baby, and
the mothers of the previously favored candidates,
who lad been on the point of heartburning, met
each other carrying ice-cream to the Sonora Cas-
tro, and smiled. BY the middle of the afternoon
it was apparent that she would have her photo
graph Before the time appointed the balloting
was closed. because it was time for the Castro
baby to go home, and Mary Mercedes was declar-
ed the winner.
The man who would be sheriff covered himself
with glory by the speech he made at the an
nouncement, and Mary made royal pro-
gress to the photographers in the carriage that
belonged to the station agents twins.
The fancy bazar in the Spread Eagle saloon
was carried out to its least arrangement and the
proceeds were such to lead the Reverend Fear
to add an especial clause of thankfu1ness to his
Sunday morning petition. 1t had been an un-
qualified success, and the relaxation which fol-
lowed was not too overwhelming to prevent all
Maverick from turning out in carriages and wa
CONS three days later along the dusty shadeless
road to the Six-Me house
The event which called them was its own iusti-
fication. 1t was the burial of the Castro baby.
MARY AUSTIN
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1899-07-08

The great gold medal of the Paris Salon of
1900 has been won by San Franciscan. Jules
PAGES. who was student at the School of De-
sign here until 1909. He then went to Paris. and
was exhibiting in the Salon in the following year.
In 1905 he got Honorable mention" and in 1906
mention entertainment" The following wear he
spent in this country but in 1903 he exhibited
again, and his picture lacked but two votes of be-
ING awarded the high honor which he has now
won. The winning of this medal. which is worth,
intrinsically about forty dollars. carries with it
three thousand francs, two years. study in Rome,
and the privilege of comnetinp for the Grand Prix
de Rome. and places the painter "Hors Con-
cours"-that is to saw. his pictures hereafter
must be passed by the Salon committee and must
be hung on the line, and the artist himself is tout
OF the fight for such honors as the Salon can
bestow.