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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24

will be thirty OF more telephones IN
the building Il has a mail chute sys-
TEN IL has a passenger elevator win
electricity for power. The Pre- Ercss
and Model blocks. three stories of ma
tive stone. are the only other BALD
inss here having ~lifia~ Ths Judd
Block Was the conception 90 Geo. u
Carter. manager q the Hawaiian Trust
4 invcstmCut Company. tt Vas Nc
Who frEs Interested the Chirf Justice.
who was the uW=sT of the site The
plans wcrc by n. q. TrapaaEsa and
the contractor vas Fred Harrisla.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24

Mud M HaNasSa& ffasefh
Ns~4s-wseklFl.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24
NEW LOCATION.

Have yDs visited our new caarzc-s az
sti ki1k ssrccs zad sea- Cur samples
Tor iroa Fc5cs s1d Moaaacaszl WEEK.
Also those Plata sad ornsmsatal trpa
Ssssecs. Chalrs. Vases. Rabss.a. AID
varto1s other usesui o-sznsn,s for 80
i3uu-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24
hawaiian Scenes and Subjects

In al. matter % Col"rsd Photos
Ne WELD the palm 81 n~n-.
\ colt Ciion ct \ dorm 90 more
81 ih.sc neatly mounted and done
up IN n native made Lauhala older.
could not b. exocll-d a. . Eisi
should we chance Mt In have
some de<irable view ne would en-
gage - make 10 aud - thankful scT
the suggestion
See our display 81 leland View
IN our ShoE Gaze AZ the Poet oaioe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24

DO yOu seei anything ia the Moza-
zsaisi liae- We are prepared 80
give Jon snythiuE IN this Lac az
absolutely The Iousss Squire - iowa
Lcs us show yos sozss of our wurE
and samples.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24

We have on hand = cosnalsse ia. @
stable Fixtures such az ozs trozxas.
hsyr2cks. sail guards. Eps.srs sad
uatsTSro1Ehs. So tbess bcso-o ttsiax
pour stable
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24

! study The formation oi yosr ere
a. closely and as accurately zs ne
tssronozlsr studies ia sEars. Eru-r
zaitp-zlstio7 o: The sysb2il s2s Is
scs-;. Headaches. t!EE;a-ss. iatlsssees
vision are al transah,s to q nsssaaps
- the sycsAii. knowledge and sIp~-e
sacs. aided by the bess AID tatess IN
proved tnssrunsats s1t appliances
make ny s~rviee IN cxa1iaiaE sy-
available 20 You Vet thaf service 70
ABSOLUTELY FREE. and q. Eias~~s
s-s required 'hsy'rs 20 - bad q; o
more than reasonable price
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24
Hawaiian Scenic Photos

Whether you want % buy no~o r
NOS y"u ase cordially lnviisd 90 tn
sp-ct our Ito. X ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-26
For Porto [96GO0

The steamers Of the Red ID Line sailing for Venez-
uela following dates, will call Porto RICO TO
land malls and passengers: a,
g s. CARACAS. Thursday, July g. 2 ~
6. S. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, July % r ~
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 1876 Front St
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STREETS FOR STORAGE.
HOW A FAVORED TAMMANY CONTRACT
ING FIRM is USING WEST SIDE
THOROUGHFARES

Loud complaints coming from property own
.rs along the line OF upper Broadway formerly
called the Boulevard, at the high-handed manner
In which Naughton Co.. the contractors who
are changing the motive power OF streetcars
In that thoroughfare by putting in the under
ground trolley. using the cross streets from
Fyfty-pinth-st 10 Northumberland twenty-nfth-st
wherever II suits them. for storage purposes. In
many Of these streets great piles Of cracked stone
hills of sand and mounds OF cement barrels not
only dishgure the beauty Of that part OF the city,
but obstruct traffic. impede the work OF the street
cleaners and furnish clouds OF dust for every wind
10 blow into the windows and doors of nearby
houses.
Tribune reporter rode in a Boulevard car from
Frfty-nints TO One-hundred- and twenty -hfth-st
yesterday. and every street was crossed glanced
along IT 10 the west (the Boulevard in
Anstedam-ave). and II seemed IL one street in
every ten at least saving rent for Naughton
& CO. II ell those long hills OF construction ma
teral were stored private property, they
should be- the rental would suffice to make a neat
present TO dozen Tammany officials with pull
II would be interesting to note how soon a con-
tractor who did not understand Tammany's ways
and who ventured 10 pile on the streets one-tenth
terial which Naughton & Co. have put there would
be given 10 understand that public property belongs
stanch followers Of Boss" Croker who owned va
cant lots along the Boulevard and would be glad to
furnish him with storage room for consideration
Yesterday the rain fell upon the unsghtly piles
and kept the dust down, but when the sun beats
all over the street the nuisance is great that
Fat owners alege that they are losing tenants be-
from the trolley trench is piled up in the streets
awaiting removal This has an offensive odor. and
10 health besides being offensive to the nostrils
From the deliberate way In which the job is being
Continue for long time unless the city officials do
something 10 curb the arrogance Of Naughton & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-26
NEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

Trains leave foot OF W. 42d st. as follows 90 minutes
earlier from Franklin ST.:
A. M-Day Express for all stations 20 osvego
I I'D Connections for Lakes Mohonk Minne"asKA'
Kiamesha Parior
or A. M-Mountsin Express TO E7ienvtle. iAoertyI
Id and intermediate stations Lake hiameshA aiio
White Lake. ParlOr ,.,
I .00 =. VI. Saturdays ony)-stations e. EnenyiLe'
i .UU Rockiand, Lake KismeshA' and "hfe AAAe
o.1-P. M.-vestbue Limited stations 70 Ellen
O.lO vile RsckAnd, Lakes nohonk. hihne"asA0'
Kismeshs and White Lake. Parior cara ~ rs,..~o
~ - p NJ. CFranklin St o'4o p MO Snioato
O.I y nsuy1 stops at Middletown, Liberty l. Manor
walton Norwich Oneida osweso NassIa as ,oash
uer Sleeper and Reclnhs NhAH ~ N ~
20 Chicago via wabash 49,, sr.rs At AL p,osa-
Y n Y. Transfer Co checks passAse
won restdence 20 destination
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NEW YORK CENTRAL,

Trains arrive at and depart from Grand Central station
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rUo TRAIN ROBBERS IDENTIFIED

81 Paul Mimi, June "a special dispatch from
Helena Mont. to The Pioneer Press" says that
United States Marshal Woolman has advices from
Beaver Head County. saying that the two suspects
captured there on Tuesday the men implicated
in the Union Pacific train robbery. for whose
capture reward Of 5000 each is offered. Deputy
Marshal Bush. Of Utah and Ditrck. one Of the
postal clerks who was aboard the train that
robbed az Wilcox. WyO have both identified the
men As soon the Identification Is more com
pete the men will have hearing at Dillon before
The United States Commissioner. Sheriff Dunn Of
Carbon County who Is leading a posse Of three
men up the Sinking Water after six suspects has
not been heard from since last Wednesday. and II
- feared ne may have been overcome by superior
sf~~ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-26

PLEATINGS, pink.rgs. nutings done while
you walt. DressmRkers get discount on
lowest prices HARDING. 90 West 22d-st.
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HARLEM DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
e.12 A NJ and 5.55 +. VI. Daily except sunday. 70
Pit,sheld Sundays only at $40 4. NJ
Wagner Palace Car. on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Office at ll3, 2el, Alb and l2l9 B.oadwsy 3
Union So. W. 235 Columbus ave. 81 West 10Th 81.
i25th and 13sth ST. stations New York S3S and 72o
Fulton ST. and lo4 Broadway Z. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone ''2790 Thirtyeighth street for New York
Central Cab Service Baggage checked from hotel OF
residence by Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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SHORE.R.R.

Train. issy. F rraTn ia,. ct 81 40 IA ST.:
i2s4S ,. NJ. ooSfINENTAL LiMIrEp Daily yi f1'
cY.vsisnd Detroit Chicago and 81. Louis Arrives
S,4S p n 80 m later foot ga ST.: Chicago and
eater BuffsIo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit
Cleveland chicago and St. Louis ,,..... MI.
sa0 y n Daily Tor Utica, Syracuse. Rochester boS-
fsIo Niagara Falls and Toronto. 49,,
ous p N Dsiiy for Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches-
ter BuirsIo SisFara Fails, Toronto Detroit csvs-
land CHICAGO ard So. Louis.
Time tsbies a principal hotels and ofnces Bsxrags
checked frofn Hotel ~ Residence by Weseott cypress
Y LANBE1RT. General Passenger Aren't NJ r.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

rhrongh ralns leave New-York loot OF CHAMBERS 81,
O.. soIIoSs and Ave earlier from West 23d-st.
o,nn A M-Vestlbuled Express daily for Binghamton.
W9verly EImra, Buffalo. Bradford jamestown ATriVo
puraIo p NJ Parlor 10 Buffalo. ....
a,1S a M-i)aIly. except sundays. 10 Binghamton.
oveso Waverly Elmira and Delaware valley Poin,Ls:
1sIS 20 port jervs and Monticello. Pullman Fsrlol
Cars. . ,..a r.. r,.u aauv Sod
,-sn So chicago Arrives Cleveland $40 A M CncAso'
5 p ii sleepers to Chicago Cleveland ana Cihe'hhsu'
lao p M-Bufralo and Cleveland Yesh9led, Exprss'
Arrives at Buffalo 05 A. M Bradford 20 q NJ
Jsmes,oTn 200 A. NJ Youngstown iO2I A. ~. C esss
land 1890 p NJ. sleepers 10 buffalo anu O'e''N
9iIS r. M.-Day solid train for Binghamt9n; waVetSi
yinirs ana Chicago Sleepers 10 Buffalo. chicago anu
cineinnaa Dining Car 1,,r, earns AND PULLMAN Ac
coMMopATioNs at III iiS 2o t9l o 9Re W sos Ss5
c-nsrers ana West 23d- St ferries New rork SS
na $40 Tuitor-st 9s Broadway Brooklyn; lzz Hyerst.
I,toksn and Jersey city Station New-fot transfer
Co calls for checks baggage from hotels and resi-
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HELP WANTED.
>ONN1000NNN0~N0<D0@@~V
Male

Male
AGENTS WANTED for a special summer
campaign. THB SATURDAY ENENiN,o
POsT-estab;ished BY BENJAMIN Frankllh
IN i72s-now published by The Curtis Pao-
1sttrr Company. proprietors OF THE
LADIES. HONE JOURNAL. is Offered TO
subseribers. for one year only. for .lo-
the regular price Is $3.50, THIS onst Is
ana viii K withdrawn September LIST. The
regular price Of $40 Will be maintained
after that date We will give 5000 ooEi,
mission for every subscriber secured. ana
distribute 81 900 September LIST among ,hs
l16 best agents $500 wiz De sN.sn ~
person sending the largest number OF SUD
scribers al 81 90 each per year. Al this
special low subscription priee thou:rn ,ss
can be easily secured. Address I'D
CURTIS PUBLISHING cOAPANf' fhhs-
ce.phla Pa
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot OF West 2rd Cortandt and Desbrosses
streets ('enna. X X. Ferries) -,
slime West 28rd street Other figures Cortlandt OF
Dcsbfosses streets. ! Daily except Sunday: sundsy
only Other trains daily. : sunGsy lesyeseA'. eeuN
daylsaves IS. Y Sunday leaves 6l5. ~ -
t'6.J3, 100 A. N; Local Tor EAsT0Nx;
Il IS eS.Os A. NJ. For BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS and West, and principal local points Psrlor
and DnRg CAT oo SG %6e 9 uo aok DIAMOND
EXPRESS" Handsomest train 90 the world; LIN
iTed 10 seating capacity. Due Buffalo s5s = n; con-
meeting with through sieepsrs TO Detroit and Chicago
.Ip'551.ooP.M For VIII wdkK fns; BARRIE IRE:
st'3.35' 4.Os ?. NJ and sDH ihnitermedlse Poi1!..1
rtii i1iPM local for MAUCH CHUNK.
+.t'JU S't0 p NJ Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
1910. 6.2OPN. Local Express for EAsToN.
~ x6,OS p VI. For Buffalo and points West
through sleeping Cars TO Chicago and Toronto.
.zJ5 500 P. NJ. Express for BUFFALO ana
ToROSTO None but Sleeping Car passenger, esIrlse
1925. 1870 Pm. FOrlTHACA, ROCHEsIEi'
BUFFALO and West Sleeping Carr 20 Chicago,
SOUTH PLAINFIELD and BOUND BROOK locaiss'
daily excep, sunday 'i04o lO.5OA '225, $50 'AO'
40 IS 25 aud $50 p. NJ , .., ooo
Tickets and Pullman sccomm odations at 1S 2el -.
s55 80 and s5i Broadway 3 Union square West "a
Columbus Ave. n. Y. $50 Fulton 81, Sourt ." F"
Broadway and Brooklyn Amer station, br0oE hs..
Y Transfer Co. will call for and cneek baggage
from hotel or residence through 10 DESTINATION
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PASSED A SUBMERGED DEREL1CT.

Captain Willard. OF the Prince Line steamship
Grecian Prince which arrived here from Rio
Jaueiro yesterday, reports having passed June
q latitude 1892 longitude 69O7 a derect sub
merged 10 the water level There mast
other spar standing.
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Go Get for Business purposes.

BUILDINGS. STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO let
ID on Spruce Beekman Fulton. john Maiden Lane,
Dey. Vesey Barclay Park Place. Murray, warren,
Chambers. Reade. Broadway. Nassau. william Colo
Clln Pearl Front South and many other streets
rutland & WHITING.
Beeknan St
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

rOH The WEST.
r>svs New York South (Whitehal Terminal, and
too, Liberty Time shown II from South Ferrs
Leave liberty street minutes later.
sDaly. tExcept sunday: -, q, % - =,
~ PP1TTsBURG '4so a elderly street only) 'oa'
CIIlScINNXTi sr LOUIS 'ooS Il m. 's@ D m.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS. 49,,
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. f1oo. pD (Diner)
.li25 CDner), tl2o5 p m g1ner LIN Z1 P bns,
.tS5 COiner). .555 p. m. DINER and 'l2lo night
NORFOLK. fi2H p. m.
ofhces: II3 i72 2e 4s4, l2s4 BroadwaS 70 Union so
70 l27 Bowery " Y. $50 Fulton ST. $50 Graham ave-.
Jerookiyu whitehall Terminal and Liberty ST. BAsfsss
ch ecked from hotel residence to destination
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
- - ~ - - - y ooov
RAILROAD.

= RAILRoAD
STATIONS ATT Ns foSt q WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
ssThe leaving time from Desbro.ses and
sasn below vf .e
ss eH SEPT where othsrwi.e mated s., P.r
Cars New York to Pttsburg. Sleeping Car Psburs to
$50 So NJ FAST ssao4ss F. ;sSs and Cleveland
o.55 a. ". PENNsYLvANfA tiMiTED'-Puiiman
For cesso cesssnG Toed o"P
15s =. chI Siie Il sT LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville tvia CincinnatD Indianapolis Chicago
o.So =. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago. For
7.55 p. VI. soGTHwhsrERN ExPREss.-For Pitts
burg, Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville Indianapolis
7.5o =. VI. PACIFIC ExPREss.-For Pituburg and
phGaso' For Knoxville. daily via shenan1oeh 'a"eS
s5 p n DsssTossss and c0rtsnd Streets ,s s1S P
points West. daily except Sunday. No coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
iTss io . Sos ca 1888 %n cS S& %
2S. a5S as Sonsre.so Ts LIN ali Psfl0f ana
Dining Cars. 425 Dining Car 49, Dining can ,, 800
Ss M s. 255 g. 3 "c5asressSrsi IA n IS al
P Pa or. and Dining ca[s 429 Dining Can 4o' DIN
sorTHERN R4ILwAYEEspres:' 255 425 p. 1910
NoRFoLK AND WESTERN RA5LwAT.-FOr Memphis
AfGASf fT Ssisi z S1s sas and SIS
s6R 55 fSs4 S Sa2 n s''
ATSNffGS c eH4 l p daily M weekday.
Street 10 ?. m. Cortlandt street 2l6 M nh
vestibuled Train. Buffet Paror Cars. Passenger COACH
and Combined Coach.
For points on New York and Long Railroad GtTq%
West Twenty-thrd Street stsiion(5 SO "a Ti s5
Sundays 10 % m. So p 70 % T Stnr5sv,
brosses Street, 500. 900 a II 20. lSO toe
oniy 30. $40 40 40 DO 100 2 m, sInIao cs
8 u, 40 m, 5l5 p. from Cortlandt street
900 a. M u 90 Is Saturdays only) 80, sos SSs
423. BIS 100 p Sundays. $40. e4o a. H. 'i'
D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6l0 (Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets 02Ol To- oS
s25 s95 e25 c55 Penna Lmlted) ioio GDesoFqpeSss
GH4 ar Gs lbs LOS! & 2lS pssSt0:sses SiI
Car. ~ Dining Carr 56S 4n,ng, Car az s rs
inltedl 955 1893 Dn.ng GsIl a m is Z ;5bi5 90
Gar SIS Dining Cap 5s5 sSs i2io nis s %,
Broadway Astor House West ~ ssss.
Streets: Court Street $50 Fulton sires es Br9ad ,
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company VII can
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone 1850 Thirtyeighth Street. for Pennsy1vanA
Railroad Cab Service.
J. B.. HUTCHINSON. }. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE. AND WASHING
TON.
From foot OF Liberty St
Week days '4:3o 500 1000 al 80 Dining Carp A, NJ
800 Dining Car. 80 800 Royal Blue Limited, 200
600 Dining 9ar p. NJ. 1913 mdt- SUNDAYS. 40.
1000 IL 80 Dining Car A. NJ. $50 600, Royal Blue
limited 800 600 Dining Can =. NJ, l2l5 mdt Ado
dltionaI for Philadelphia week days. I;S0 800
a NJ 400 300 p NJ.
Tickets parlor seats at foot OF Liberty 81,
Whitehall ST.. IlS i72 26 434. 90 2s4 lS54 Broad
vay 1871 eth Ave % Union 50. West. l58 East l26th
s., 273 West i25h 81 PAS Columbus Ave. New York
Court St 344 Fulton St. Brooklyn; 9e Broadway.
Wiliamsburg The New York Transfer Co will call for
and check baggage from hotels residences 20 desna-
tou.
Prom Liberty 81. only
4From South Ferry at 5:25 p. NJ
aFrom South Ferry at I S0 =. M
bFror 6:i0 y. NJ
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Vim A Pond a Co. Small Uprights for
s,sInwav Summer Cottages Fin
Wsrer est assortment. lowest
Haines Bros prices sew VIM a.
X ~ Bent & 90. Pond & Co pianos In
Shay Rosewood Walnut Oak. Cherry.
- WM A POND A CO.. lSs oth-ave.
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FURNISHED 6onsrs 60 Cri--Counirn.

=
lNEDARHURST. L. Ito let. furnished house: bed
y parlor. library. bathrooms etc: stable: rent
reasonable. s. A. GOND, agents
CD-O FOR THE SEASON hires furnished cottage
Gov on South Shore Long Island. hour from city
Hall. bedrooms bath hot and cold water, lawn shade,
dock rOwboat. etc minutes depot Agents
commission allowed HE1NTz. Box AZ Tribune Office
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Gin 1Dropertp 90 Get.

4 VERY COMPLETE private house with every modern
~ improvement for lease. Convenient 70 l. station az
i40,h Rent $50 per month. Apply SIG West l4Oth-s
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gonnirp properin for Sale.

E'NGLEWOOD. y. Large stone house stable. fine
IL grounds shade and fruit: modern imp's station
walk place cost owner over $4,000:
sacrifice price only 500 required; several
houses rent II WEATHERBY & CO.
2Tl Broadway. y Y.
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DELAWARE. LAckAwANNA { Western

New log6 foot OF Barclay and Christopher
ets Leave arrive
Bnghamton Mall ..-.....-...... 500 an $50 m
Buffalo, Ithaca, Oswego q Utica
Express ........................'l0 O am 500 pm
Chicago & Bun Express 'lO0p.m 800 pm
Scranton Wilkesbarre d Plymouth
chicago Buffalo Lin Ex....... 100 pm. 40 m.
Bun Elk lar. Buzz las a M $3.50 pm 'eSO g. m
Syracuse, Ithaca, Oswego Utica -
Fxnrs~s --....~......... 90 30 pm. sI30
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at lis. 429 and
$50 Broadway and Ia Park Place. ,
Westcous Express Co. VIII ca FOR ana eheck baggage
70 destination DAILY.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

N~-NNNN@NNN>~~~~~N~NN ~~>~N~N~~%N|N~NNN~
22D-sT., 2i5 WEST. rooms; re-
fined. well-kept French boarding house
modern conveniences; unexcelled cuisine.
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Railroads.
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic Signals
Stations in New York foot OF Liberty St
South Ferry Whitehall ST.
Leaving time from South Ferry GDot Whitehall ST. Is
i've minutes earlier than that given below for Liberty
ST.. except when noted.
On and after June 20, 1893
leave foot OF Liberty St
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Msuch Chunk e.
400. 7.i3 $40 A NJ. O2O0 NJ 20 EastOnp 80. $40
C54j. 30 to Easton) NJ Sundays. 'i:3O 200 TO
T@aston) A. NJ. 100, $50. 600 T. NJ
For Wilkesbarre. Ptston. and Scranton, 400. e:iO
A. NJ. so p NJ sundays. '4:3O A. NJ
For Reading and Harrisburg at 400 - 30 100. $40
1000 II 80 70 Readingl A NJ. 100 4;3O 4;40 BOO
600 Reading =. NJ, 1915 night. Sundays. '4:3O
Ola Reading 4. NJ. 100 1870, $50. 900 600 10
Reading p NJ. 1913 night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For New Jersey seashore Resorts. 40 $50 1000
A NJ. Saturdays Oniy) 100. '2:l5. $3.50. 50 :93.
80 s445. t5;3s 6:23 $500 Saturdays only p. NJ.
Sundays, 800 -9:lS 4. NJ. 100. 400 p NJ 900 ...o
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat, '4:3O $3.50
a NJ. 1870. $50 ?. NJ Sundays. -9:l5 A. NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
Prom Pier 8 n r., foot Rector St ~ NM
1000 100 A N. 90. goo, 3:45. 4:3O. $50 P. NJ.
Sundays 1000 A. NJ. 90 p. NJ.
For Lakewood. Toms River. and Barnegat. 4So A. NJ,
400. 3:43 y. NJ
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billiard AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, new
and secondhand: lowest prices; easiest
terms MARX BROS. - Union Square.
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Hnfurnsbeo Apartments 90 EFT.
A
~. LIGHT WELL VENTILATED FLATS:
rents So sac hot water supply. Apply on premises.
4O2 West 5Sth-st.. or -,
!. f. whitaker. Broadway. near West 74th-st
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Orean 6iramers
H. WHITE STAR LINE.
AZ ,rr-u- work. UEENsToWN-LIvERPOOI.
June IS noon Ciermanie July ~. noon
britannia. July g. noon Majestic July 70 noon
srssntone " July ~ noon Teutonie Aug g. noon
w. s freight general information apply
49, WHITE STAR LINE
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A EUROPE ROUND WORLD. ORIENT
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or1 II round world !. $500 Mediterranean
crfse the cheaDes. ana moet attractive trip leaving the
II 9 next year. Y. c. CLARK. Ill Broadway ~ T.
LcRENCH LINE.
- coMPAGNIE GBNERALE TRANsATT.AHTIouE.
DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS ORANGE
Sailing a 3 follows 10 A. NJ.
Prom Pier No az North River, Morton Street -
Osscogne. July Ia ErstAgne i %
Ia Normandie. July IS Ia TOuraine. aug
First-ciass passage 20 Hsvre. So and npwaro
0enl Agency for Y. s. and Can. ~ Broacway' ~ l.
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