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Railroads.
Railroads.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop Albany. Utica SYRACUSE
Rochester and Buffalo.
- . Trains leave Grand Central Station rs follows
$50 Mppaiiy except gqn9 sss IThM TED
Fastest train the World Due Buffalo 80, - ne,
Niagara Falls OBJ =. NJ; Toronto. 900 T. u; ~
trot lilo +. NJ. Limited 20 its seating c'pac.i,y.
$40 A, Mast MAIL. Daily-for Buiia'o N'as''"
1870 A. NJ DAY EMPRESS. except sunday. 70, For
Buffalo and all important New 1oIk ''n-' eli
i 90 J.. NJ SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED ana =. LIN
CAGO SPECIAL Daily-For Columbus us, linen
3.3O 7, M-TROY AND ALBANY SPE'lA eN''P
Sunday. stops important stations =. 49,
J.3O 7. Make SHORE LIMITED. pahy CT,ef.olonb
Train 20 Chicago. via Lake shore b .n,s..,.i.r ana
1:45 A. NJ due Chicago 4'3O T. NJ S"s''"S
- p1rlor only $780,.
600 2. M.-wESTERN EMPRESS. Daly-For Nlagara
=, - Falls, Toronto Cleveland Detroit ana @ ~,
go T. M.-NORTHIftN ENPRES5s DalyNu,rSUra '''''
$50 p M-ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND Mo''-
:, No TREAI. EMPRESS. Dai.. ,---r,,rrcTr,RN
$50 p M-BIFFAI.o AND sot ,IT w 70 FaIs
SPECIAL. Daly-Tor Bunalo NltfTn n,,s "
Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis and 81 l" ond.,.
9.1J p. M.-PACIFIc EXPRESS. paiy-For Osueas nv
burg. Niagara Falls Cleveland Chicss3, rru ross
cspt saturday for Cape Vincent ard 'he w. Chicago
every night except. sunday nights SUNDAY
nights. Chicago sleepers leave Al pl''
HARLEM DIVISION ,, Sunday 10
9.15 4. ". and 800 T. M.-Daily. except Su""a'' W
Pitisneld SUNDAYS only at 900 a. ~
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with pinsch Light 49,, e,.,ton
Ticket and Wagner Offices at Grand Ce aa1 aroodey
225 Columbus Ave. 81 West 18th St l-,t o. S -, =,
l3sth St Station New York: a3S and i2o F"''"h 81
and 100 Broadway f. D.. BrooNlyn. go - 49, vo-L
Telephone "2pO Thirty-eghth street for Nrw - 80,
Central service baggage checked from hotel or resi-
dence by Westcott Express Company, r,..- ,oor.
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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RAILROADS.
DENN SYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS FOO, Of West Twenty third street and Des-
brosses and Cortlandt Sreets ..,. ..
Streets IS minutes later than that given beio" Tor
$50 4. VI. FAST MAIL-Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
New York to Pittsburg. Sleeping Car Pt'sDurg %
SO A FAST INEr%Fs , ana ClSyela Pamsn
o0 ~ NJ d and 6bserva
ton cars For chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
$50 y. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
For Nashville via Cincinna'n Indianapolis Chicago
$50 y. VI. WESTERN EXPREss.-For Chicago. For
40 r. VI. souTnWESTERN EXPREss.-For Pitts
burg. Cleveland. Cincinnati Louisville lndialap'"S'
40 r. VI Pacific ENPREss-Fer Pittsburg And And
Chicago For Knoxville daily via Shensna2ah N-'e'
Route CONNECTS for Eeyea94 e3seP s es%aS buffet
Sleeping Car New York 70 Altoona Bas Liberty. PITTS
burg WASHINGTON e., SIN ron 'h>D THil soufH.
30 $50 80 .S 80 [PSnE G o9 Im ali zap Pa
iar and Dining Cars, 400 Dining can 400 Dining
r $50 1906 nign' s9ndsy b $50 20 100
Linn" all raror ana Dining Cars i2o DINING car)
sdG - iPi93s az AZ Florida mied 1850 a m
A e az COAST Esf f5rda Speedily l5 h i42o f
week DAYS. Express . 20 a, N. and $50 p m. daily
f6R RS OLD f6NT cGM iP ana N a.
,TIHxa AZ 99 80 p p M S oessrosses and
nuGet parlor cars. Passenger Coach. and Combined
Lag Branch As51y Park dnerlaEen sandays oss ,e1
Stree rFf s 1a $50 a. @ u TO- 80 and $50 p M
sundays . D, "A. m. 40 p m. C.em Desbrosses and
tortlandt Streets o 10 q. m. 12jO. go and $40 H.
SUNDAYS. q - a. - ~ q. m
FOR PHIL tDELPHIA.
G 10 100 : 30 - $50 80 t95O Penna. Limited. go
dining carr. 1000 dining carr Hoo Il. m, 100
100 80. 300. 40. 40 Dining carr, 40 Dining
go Dining Can. 40 $50 p. m. l2W night
sundays G TO- SO O. 80 800 80 d-imiteD. $50. 1000
Dining con- a. ~. 800 $50 dining carr. 100 300
4.o Dining Cap. 40 DINING carr. $50 dining ca0
40 80 p. M. 1908 night 90,
Ticket Offices Nos. 4Gl. ga 1l06. l3&S Ill and -bl
I,roadvav. Aston House: West Twenty-th street
station; ana stations foot Of pesorosses ana Cortlani
streets: Court street $50 Fulton street Hs BradWay
ANA Pennsylvania annex station. Brooklyn; station
Jersey CITY. The New York Transfer company VIII
cam for and check baggage from hotels ana residences
through 20 Destination.
Telephone "2151 Eighteenth street for pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
J. b. HUTCHINSON, ! X WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four tracks "Electro-Pneumatic' signals


Four tracks "ElectrO-P Pneumatic Signals
Stations in New-York foot Of Liberty 81
and South Ferry. Whitehall ST . 80. =.
Leaving time from South Ferry Qoot NhNehau -, -
five minutes earlier than that given below FOR bDerV ST.
except VIXEN noted.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch chunk &c.
400 7I5 $40 4. NJ % NJ. TO Eason 30 f'i9 90 90
Easton). t545 80 TO Easton) ?. NJ; Sundays '4'So
600 to Easton) \. NJ. 1900. 800 GOO p NJ oo an
A NJ. $50 T. NJ SUNDAYS. '4:3O A. VI. 80 - 90
For Reading and Harrisburg at '4OO, 40 :, 80 ~
1000 II 80 10 Reading 4. NJ. 1870, 4p 9,o ,2.5599
1890 70 reading T. ". 12:l5 night sundays, f,So
di:3O to Readingj a. NJ, 100. i:3O. $3.50. 600 T. NJ
1915 night. - . .,.oo
For sunbury Lewisburg. and W,lliamport at 100
' ~ '' ALL Raul ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE: &c.
For Rcd Bank. Long Branch Asbury Parko OCEAN ocean
only to Sea Giro. $50 dO15 only to Red Bank II -
.ii5 40 els p NJ Sundays stops at Inerlaken for
Asbury Park and ocean Gro~e. 900 rlOI5 only to h'c
'f For Atlantic Hghands '4:so $50 1i3o A. An NJ I;4'
''' ron LAKEWOOD.
400 $50. 1918 \. NJ. l;i5. $40. 4;4o T. NJ. BUM
0' For Lste6uT.t :4ao $40 1915 A NJ. 4S aAo. 40
7. NJ. Sundays 'iO15 A. " 90 :, 90.
For Toms River and Barnegat. '43o. $50 A. NJ 49,
$40 T. NJ. Sundays. '1O:B A. NJ o =.
For Atlantic City Vueland and Bridgeon '4""o a NJ
For Monmouth Peach: seabrrht and Highlands ct
SUNDAYS 900 4. VI. 400 P. NJ
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n11~N//|/(/DI~ - =
TO ADELAIDE TRoBRlDSE' b' R',ie
~ D &C.. J. Williams. Mrs Iy. X. Kan
s ~ o Mrs. * +. Worthingion, II. PI 1i,
L., Peace. A. Fuller Annie Rooney
and J. NJ. Brown: Pursuant 70 la" you s ,te
hereby individually required ~ neer,,3n
en'ds and chatiels now in our care IN our
s ....aott,'e names on or before April T.
isee IN default Of such payment the said
goods and chattels viii be sold 70 pay ~. ,l1
same on Aprl II. 1893. Al 30. ~, m
g7tb 81 commencing at 1880 O'CLOCK a H.
MN NJ HOWLETr. successor 10
i Pagan K Son.
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forcrlosnre Sales.
O>o~0~"Ys~ooN>NI~HT COTrNrv
>cscYcc,,SIISS CITpRFNE COURT, COUNTY

KEW YORK SUr I.rrsn $ I Burt rarntn osain.,
- or 81 al Defendants ,,n,,.,, y, par,,,,on
henus.a intcrlOCutory Juue'etit y.
pursuance ,sde and entered in the above enttsa
,Si sac tnS date the eleventh Gay Judgment named viii
,se unde,s, %uction at the Exchange us s
ssn at N III broadway IN me- 40 -, MI
jcaed s, - Ncw York. on the 2th u N Vl "uV'
tattan - o,ciock noon that day ny Nnan , 80
ie at - The premises directed by said Judgment
rely. Az "a ,bercn described as foioWs; III, a.,
q Dc -. certan lot piece, or pSr.e! 81 i"1 ~ ~
AZ tn@' ,Serc@n erected situate lying anu neihs IN Se
~. County and STATE OF W" 1850
CH a. as follows. 10 VII , Ia. tho Intersection ~
line or side Of 3Srd Street win the West
re sulnt. a. ~ Tenth Avenue. running thenSe est
ny lire or sNe sn,horv side OF 33rd Street Fifty four
by ~, seSen t inches running t.SHoe Suushell on Il
tS te't -, - noorlv So with Tenth Avenue, Nineteen
tne sven and quarter u.) inches. running
r@ ieeS ana on a line parallel with 8srd street
thenoe tbr,ch the centre q party wall fry -FOUR
ord lartN -5 one half als) Inches 10 the westerly
90 '-entb Venue and THENCE Northerly along tie
side on 80 - tenth Avenue. Nineteen OBJ feet Seven
westerly SUI - 7tD inches the place Of beginning
80 The promises now known az 300 40 81 A'"' Avenue
,'clhe -. Nv york March Let. 1SM
Dated NJ" THOMAS T. DONNEL1N, Referee.
..D->- pr-RT Attorney FOR Plaintiff. 90 Nassau
" 49, d.ract borough - Manhattan. New York CIV
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~. aonroxr innate amount Of the liens charges TO
.stsfv Witch above described property IS 10 be sold
'. the plaintiffs undivided one half Three thousanG
i,s sg tO0). on the Defendants undivided one half.
Sge,e hundred and hfy dollars Sl2JO) with interest
~ The ls day - January. 1896 and Two housaha
f,iare pO) with interest from the LIST day OF May
so, .rethar the expenses of the sale ana the
-, ~, all-vances amounting -Four hundred dollars
5000. ,ooo
49,. ,rIInNf y llONNEIlN. Heferce
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND wAsHIN

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
From foot Of Liberty St.
Week DAVIS AID 500 1000. III 30 Dining Can A. NJ.
100 1870 800 Royal Blue IAmited) 900 b1Hs TH "a
Goo i NJ 12.l5 mdt. sundays, 80, loVo az ,DD
Dining can A. NJ i.SO 600 Royal Blue Limited 1ooO
Dining carr NJ. 1915 mdt Additional trans 5 1
Philadelphia days 7:I5 600 \. N. $50 iO1 49,
100 900 =. NJ Sundays. 900 A. NJ 100 =. NJ. @,
Tickets and paror seats at FOO. OF llncrly -
Whitehall St. 13 l72 POI. 49, oii 2st Is23 i'rosd
IVES, roth - 25l Columbus Az, New York; Court
St SEQ Fulton ST. Brooklyn; PS Broadway Wihinms-
burg. The y Transfer co. viii call FOR and cheek
baggage fr1rn hotels or residences 10 destination
.From Liberty st only.
from South Ferry 5.25 2 "
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l.EHIcH VALLEY SYSTEM

luS ~ OF L.
Indicates time from 23d Other figures show
time from C3rtlandt Desbrosses 81.
'6;15. 200 \. NJ. daily for EASTON and iniermedi-
.7:5o, $40 A. NJ daily for wIIIlEsBARRE, sCPAN-
ToE ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO.
,;TAGARA FALLS. and the West. and principal local
points. dining car end parlor-car 10 Bnhao
- 20 t2,oO noon daily except Sunday
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
coaches ANA Parlor-Cars Dining Car Service Meals
"a Connects at Buffalo with through sleepeis TO
Detroit and Chicago. . -, 500,
CHtNK WILKEsBARKE. SCRANTON. and coal
';,.@o $40 P N. daily except sundpy FOR wILKEs-
yul'rnan Bunet Parl3r-Car for WILKESBARItE.
sf.JO, 3;IJ J.. NJ, sunday only for MAUCi CHUNK
- 80 $50 p NJ. daily. except Sunday. for EAsToN
and intcrn,li.te stations.
.5;3a. 0.2O F. NJ daily except Sunday. for EAsTON
ana principal inermediate stations; - ,.-.o,r.
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper yestibule
tram r. Y to Chicago. seepers 10 Buffalo and Toronto
pI.iiNFIEI.D EASTON, BETHLEHEM, MAUcI
CHUNK sAYRE. GENEVA. ROCHESTER BCFFAko
sleeping car passengers carried y! baggage carried;
$40, $50 J. ". daily for WiLkISB tftE
1T1TACH GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. MAG
Ara FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper to
ASsona local trains daily except Sunday, for SOUTH
PIArNFIELD BOUND BROOK, and intct aie POINTS
PIai1eeld only) g 20 4 90 $50 and $50 ?: NJ. 49,
Az 9t4 and 1897 Broadway. 81 East 14th ST., y. y
SEQ Fulton St. Court St. o. Bway' ana brooklyn
Ai9eNY Transfer Co. VIII call Tor and check baggage
from hotel residence through 10 destination
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NewYork. foot Of Chambers ct,
as follows and: Ave earlier from West 2d-st:
M.HNestibuled Express daily for BinghantHn
Wayerly. Elnra, Buffalo Bradford Arrive bHifa'o Z
200 p M-Vestbuled limited Fast mall daily. Solid
tr'ir Tor chicago Cleveland 40 4. NJ Chicago
2 p NJ slepeers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car. -,.-,-, ,..-.,..,o, ,-~,-o..
6alv Arrives at Buffalo 1908 A. NJ, Bradf n 40 A.
n jamestown 700 A. NJ. Younest 1O2f A.. NJ,
Cleveland 80 p NJ sleepers Buffalo and Cleveland
Gaze Library ,,
ak u M-Dallv solid train for Binghamton Elmira
vSJev and Chicago. scepcrs 10 Hornelsyile. Chicago
and Cincinnati Dining Car. - $500. 49,. 80
fT1iCKETs. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN ~
i COMMODATIONS az ~ Ii3 26l +0i ana go Br9aa-
st. Chambers and West go St. ferries New York 1873
"a Sc0 Tulfon 81 aS broadway. Brooklyn; 10 Ryer-st
T"h'krn and Jersey CITY station. New-York TRANSFER
c. calls fog and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
darces
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CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at
- ne Office o. the Light House Inspector Tompkns-
,sle y g. until - o'clock NJ, Apri :. l>e@ ana then
opened furnishing and delivering fuel for vessels ana
Thrf gl- House District FOR the isca
80 cr5i~r linn. a0 1900 In accorians with specihca-
80 d. oios n hch with blank proposals and other N
formation. may Dee ltl upon Api''V"'''' ~ T. Va '''
L y
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HELP WANTED.

NaIr
GOVERNMENT POSfTTONS.-DOn't pre-
pare for any civil seryicc examination
without seeing our illustrated catalogue Of
Information. sent free. COLI MILAN
CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE,. wash
iugt0n. j. q.
MONEY to patent your ideas may be Sc
cured through our aid. THE PATENT
RECORD Baltimore. Nd.
WANTED. -Icngiish groom 10 take charge
~ two horses. must be good rider, sober
and generally useful Address w. II. IN
COIvI~S STABLE. i20th-st.
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HELP WANTED.

USEFUL MAN and waiter IN small pri-
waite family: experience not iudispen
sable; references required. Apply 33i Lex
iugton-aNe.
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DISTRICT AGENTS. Men and women 10
travel and appoint agents IN every state,
500 a month and expenses, Rrea tcst seller
ever offered. simply out ~ sight everyboiy
who has feet buys. CHINESE FOOT co,
Cincinnati. OHIO.
PROFITABLE WORK offered agents IN
every town 70 secure subscriptions TO
the Ladies' Home Journal and The Sat
urdav Evening Post. Good pay for go9d
work. We want agents 10 work thorough
is and with business system to cover
esch section with our illustrated little
booklets and other advertising mhtter.
How well some Of our agents have sue
ceeded H. told IN a little booklet we would
Ike 20 send YOU portraits Of some or OFT
made IL pay THE CURTIS PUBLISH
INC 60. Philadelphia. Penn.
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WORK WANTED.


Eemule.
ATTENTION. -- companion. governe.sS.
teacher. by experienced, succession Iaay'
highly educated, cultured, me he,Ir,' ~,
IL tept. understands housekeeping thor-
HnshfY. willing 10 be useful; compensation
,l,Ict comfortable homei no snlhry ieI-
erences. H. c. H.. Box ilo. Canaan So""'
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HELP WANTED.


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Female.
F'REE.-Ladies' shaWpOOing. hairdrcssng.
done every afternoon and evening. no
charge. INCORPORATED SCHOOL 2Jt
cth-aNe.
LADIES halrlressiug AMI menicurng
school QncoDOrated): facial masshfr
chlropodv dermatology; 50 course for
ladles' maids: day. evening. legal diploma
God positions. 2J4 6th-hve.
WANTED A lady living in the country
desires first class resident governrss
FOR her three young children; must De-
capable u teaching all English branches.
music. French and elementary lAiin, no
.rrarerrent VIII lie made f1r the summer
oni, Address Postoiiice box ISIS New
York.
WANTFD.-A young woman. not over -.
very rapid and correct. as stenokt1pnr
and typewriter, one who II thofousny AZ
home In the German language very III
,tif,.rt highly educated and whose as
s,ciaiions are the most refined ana cur
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

~~>~|~~(>"~o>0~'>o>0,o~>~~~o
Tsssau st-CYvl and criminal: strictly
continental. 20 years police experience
police Department. city
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TyPEWRITERs.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w sss
chimes cheap. Remingtsns smilns. VI.
guaranteed. rentals reduced. c We o..
DATED TYPEWRITER b3N@nAN'@'
Broadway.
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GARDENER. Single. 81 long experience
In private places. understands 'ege-
tables. flowers. fruit. shrubs lawn. salts
factory references. Address b., l2i East
10Th 81.
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.o0~~e~1-1~-~-N~O~~.C~- ~ - = S-o~o-~0o~
sqTH-ST. 10 EAST Elite. central loca-
til~t fine large ANA lall rooms, private
bats: superior table and attendance.
tJTH-sT. % WE~T-Sunny hall room
fourth foor. fur gentleman, with
t-arl. reference
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Railroads..
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin st: Staten. y. Y, as follows
and IL m later from 4 W. 42e 81: -, g..
12ii5 P. NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITEDi Dai'y rai To-
Albany Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara fals
cleveland Detroit Chicago and St LOUIS nro A car
CHICAGO and L. Louis next afternoon DINING Car
k.aS p N c80 m later foot ". 42i ST., Chicago ana
St Louis Lryited Daily for Utica Syracuse iocn-
Bunaio Niagara Falls. Toronto beUO-
Cleveland chicago and St, Louis. r,-,..,.. noe,
y 40 = NJ Daily for Utica Syracuse Rochester bui-
falo. Niagara Falls and Toronto s,.. r,oo,o.-
Ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleve-
land Chicago and 81. Louis ,no-.
tables al principal hotels and offices Baggage
s,ecEH3 from Hotel or Residence by Wescott Express
r T LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent ~ Y.
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AT ST. BARrHoLoMEws

42D ST. 234 WEST. near Broadway
Beautiful, large, sunny rooms. private
bath. very reasonable. in'Tefned family,
lanufiful house.
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DRESS AND ACCORDING PLEAT-

a. <l[lc<.rI<( mn /~N~<>~.~~~>.<,
ACCOkDiON and side uleatlnr. buttons
er.SSseIed while you wait: pinking; French
nrHnsy. feathers and boas curled BUR
80 $40 oth-ave.. corner 2ist-st See
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COACHMAN.-Color single. understands
horses and carriages. honest, temperate,
willing; best personal reference, city or
country. WILLIAM MARTIN. 81 Law
renee. 81.
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USEFUL, MAN and WAITER Middle
aged German; private family or board
inr-house Care 240 East 7Sth-st
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GARDENER. -German. 81. married. thor~
oughly understands greenhouses. propa
CATION Of roses. carnations. forest ana
rnamental trees. vegetables, lawns. frulis'
stock and all branches belonging 10 gen
tleman's place best references. Address
GARDENER. =. o. Box 6s. Ayondale' rs
sex Co.. ~ j.
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CARPET CLEANING.
s1111<<%C~(~DO O-Or-~CNOONON-NO(No
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand OF
on the floor Careful Carpet Cleanlns
Co. 1855 broadway 42i East 4stn-s--'
COZ 4 BRANDT Tel i22-asth-
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received al their Uptown once. No. LA Broadway.
north o. advertise
onts received the following branch olces at regular
oesce rates until O'Clock J.. III, VIZ; ID oth ave
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ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.

WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, t7.,j, 800 NineLl,
,1i23 a. m DINER. fi255 p. m. 'l.25 Dnep - 80
f~P-yal I.mte1" I>xlusive Pullman Train, = -
DinerI s55J p. I'd. ana ~ 10 night NORFOLK, il21o
/.
one l13 H. 434. 1884 Bway. 81 T. l4th St
10 F.Nery. y s.. a2s Futon-st.. 80 Graham ave
I3rosklyu. Whitehall Terminal Baggage checked fFoH
lot.. or residence 20 destination.
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MACHINERY.

<<<(N/.nD>-~~0|./N((~ N<~N|e>Nre.N ~
At REDUCED PRIcES.-5co s second sliilS
wood and iron working machlhes, ~ Nv
.,,aranteed, machinery bought al anu "a
ensnged. GEORGE d. EDDY 90
foD-st
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S,EAIEn PROPOSALS VIII De receivcd at
- tho o.hca OF the Light House Inspector Iompkins-
N,va y until f. o'clock NJ. April !, 1893. for FUR
rishrc and delivering provisions for vessels and stations
f-s Irlt louise District for The fiscal end
:re Juno 80 accordance with specifications copies
. which with blank proposals and other information. may
y ha3 upon application 20 z " SHEPARD. Captain
\ :. y
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has been considering of late is, what art
the business opportunities the industrial
opportunities in the Philippines? One OF
the features of Harper's Weekly for the
ence, in which is given the fullest and
most satisfactory information on these sub
jects. Every one who is interested in this
question will fud in these letters just what
he needs to know.
What are the openings in the Pnilp-
pines? In the first plac:, q richer land or
group of islands, as regards area and popu-
lafion, variety of agricultural, mineral,
and forest resources undevrloped, cannot
be pointed out on the map of the world,
Every authority on the Far East atlirns
this opinion. There are not only gold and
silver, bnt iron aud coal; not only vast
forests of ship and house building woods,
but rarest qualities for furnishing, finish
ing and ornamenting not only great are,s
given up to the cultivation Of sugar, hemp,
tobacco and coffee, but wider reaches of
virgin soil untouched and waiting the
pioneer who is supported by an honest
governments. There are one or two rail
ways; there should be a score. There are
a few steamer lines, but there should be
system of launches and steamers by which
every one of these garden spots could be
reached and developed For the year 1894
the combined value of imports and exports
wa. $50, 900, 900. If the United States
eventually governs the Philippines that
amount will eventually go up until It
passes the $500, 900 600 mark. In the
order OF Importance the chief exports were
sugar, hemp, tobacco and coffee