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Amsterdam av, n wcor Id4th ST. 27.l1Hloo; Am.
sterdam Rv, 4 " cor Tooth 81. 27llxlOO Amsterdam
Az VS. ~. II II IU4th ST. 6Ox 100; Bradley a Cour.
rier Go VS. John l. parrah at al attys. OTIS p.
Lexington av, li23; Mary Primer and Ano VS.
Theodore Nanderyeer; atty, J. q ROsenblau.
Park Av, West, =, 2sJb lA3d 1t. 24NS2 sE irreg;
Rose smith VS. August 7 Schroeder ct all atty, NJ
EgAn.
Emma Cannon, trus, ct al. Va VIM smith ct al;
Southern BouieN ard, n $, 100 " st AIMS av bOx
10: CHanlcr ct al. eNrS, SC, vs. Jas D Edwards
et al: attys. MurrIs Il ii,
81 AIMS ay, " H. Dos II seth At. sS.3xIoO; Ernst.
Marx. Nathan Co vs. Jacob Lipsky ct all atty, /. $
Mara,
Tnon So. ~: Henry dc Weeks. trus, ct al, Va
David Is Lee CT al attys. Mcekes Bros
Wales Av. " .. il2.7 - Westchester Av. bOIllIlx
69Il17s.l; Michael Cowen vs. Jose Rodrigues CT al;
atty. @ Press.
I'd ay. -. 30 II l7sth ct. 62I9s.lII62IVs.Ili 80.
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Recorded Leases,
Madison av. 1904 and 1905. store. &c: Geo
W Bashford, agent. to I c MaLzetti.

Madison av. 1904 and 1O56. store, &c; Geo
W Bashford, agent, to MaLzetti.
lO-l gTb
Madison av. 1864 and 1865, store, &c; Geo
W Bashford, agent. 10 Mazzetti.
= lo-l2 yrs. ..,', .......'....' .''..'.;'
Madison ay, 800. n W cor 62d st; Gertrude
d Partridge to Chas l. Atterbury, 10 yrs.
Maiden lane. Ilo and ~. Joseph Brewster,
trus, to Ernest q Stedman and Rno, Fl
yrs. ...!.,.. ...'. -.
Madison av, 1892. " cor ll?th st; NicEu-
las Taus7.1 To Jacob Bockar, 3 yrs. ......
1st av, 52s. Sc cor 8lst st; Thos Ii Riley to
Thos II Smith. yrs -.......:.... ...
2Sd 1t, l47 W; Rafael II Gown to Chauncey
Jacobs. yr and renewal OF yrs, $4,000
IoIth st, 2a9 +: Sebastiano Conimo and anO
to bernardo Palumbo, yrs. .............
1I2th Ut, 2. W cor 9th av; Simon L Bern
heimer and ano to John C O'Sulliyan, 6
yrs ..............,....1,20 200 to
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Bridge ST. g. 14I.4 from Whitehall ct. 27.01136 TO
Pearl SIX irreg. also and 10 Bridge st; Agnes l.
Kimberly aud anO. trus vs. Norman LAWYER ct al
10 set aside deed. 49,: atty. Il RANSOM:
Broadway, 1871; Dept of Bldgs VS. Althca Rudd
violations. &cJ: atty. l.. OucrbOurg.
Lewis st, la6; Buiidinc Dept vs. Bertha Epstein
Marion Az, n " :. lot l86 map East fremont. 6aI
100 with right of way. sc. Enma ReegRn. by
gdn vs. Nay Keegan ct al uartttonli attys
Reeves, I y =.
Montgomery at. 30; also lot 81, map Land Of n
Romay ne, 22XhO. Rubin drRu VI Nathan Lisber ct
al 10 set aside deed; Rttys. koscnhal h.
Nassau It. ll3; 2lst 1T, II y, 1873 " 18th av. 22IgO
Andrew Gllhuoly Va John GihUOly ct al PARTITION
atty " K GIlChrist,
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William Kennedy sold at No. Ill Broadway
yesterday. In foreclosure. No. 100 East Fifty
226X7S.5, four-story stone front store and
fiat. to Edward A. Prentice for $4,000.
Peter + Meyer K Co. sold. IN foreclosure. No
brick fiat house. to Lily W. Beresford and
others. trustees. plaintiffs. for $4,000: No.
1913 East ll7th street. 25x1OO.10. two-story
under Sberir's execution. all title Of Susan
Bray to the two-story frame dwelling, 11Ox!Sx
10Oxl36. at the southwest corner OF Frank lin
$50
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Recorded Transfers.

sS cor to G.2d
Allen st. 10 and 90, =. 40xS1O; MAX Radt
and ano to Adolf Prince. ....,;..,........., loo
ioon Hls M ot io 5s 80 ' VIM q
yer Pl.nck to Vim H Young . s:.;;::
and Ano to Edw Blank =. ......,... $4,000
Sophie Schneider 1850
AIS: Frederick Ryer. Jr. to Jeannettew
Barrow st. cor Commerce st. .51S7.5ro5
1851 Gerson Oppenhem to lNdorS -,
BaTetto st. J, 23s.l n sponord ~ as.sr
sssst12 sI Mareella Dillon to the Pei -
ll4asn6o1i4s.7; Luke Heaiy to Marga.
BlssfIeT st; o. TO ~, ss;g1,oo Emmeiine
Broadway. . Q cor walker at, 2sxl75 to
Courtlsndt alley 12a51l75; Harry Mo1-
ley and ano to Chas Gould. 1900. 500 oO(
70 Flshsi Essen, .,,.,- 1900
Fay TO Vim Stacom. Observation-Disclosures.
Clinton ay, w. 4o.sne Io7th st; aolTllY
FLO; STrrst Co. exr, to simon Chl-
fielder and ano. ...........,............. l3l
tus I" F'orine AibTishto right '"'."' D'S'
Crosby St r. I5.nxUsA2d,loAds; Esther
Ea'ilgso H'! 100 iSSs stanton st. 751ioo
Wa Feinherg and Joseph Polstein to Marx
Henry st, $50. 5 INSTRUMENTATION; i''''''
Irving Kempner to Edward wiclens.
Hesterst, lNl, II W cor Elizabeth st. 24.lN
5ssI24Ios6 Isaac Cohn to Max Radt
Interior lot. l7sc Bowery aud ia5 Ri,
luz s'f brs ~ Isf S 2rns Ab ?Si o 1u
Jerome ay. 3. 1s4.I n 185th IT, lL6.4I
2oasto Cromwell Ay lo9.sxlyse, with
land under water; also Jerome av,
1908 l16th It. runs IL losx 1875 llxS
h A. to Gy9 s.a AZ 49,. Elk 2o22'
jerome ay,se cor lUath st. runs 27n6r
l2.2x 9 "S.4 X POLLOK 1908 tows
arthur u siA: to Hannah CLARK 800,
a "a we'll Inv NJ JN "a ArIh
Sas 70 Helen N Hartman s''", "''""r
IS Ws,6 St, Ss; IS 18th f. 2iiIioo; Arthur
t.toi Cha. Knspf to MARY L gerrigSn, 49,.
Lot ~, map 10 lots I'D ward OF III Nor.
genthAu' Goodman R Davis to Mary Lowe.
Lota 10. - and SO. map Hudson p Rose, 81
Raymond Park; James Davis to Hud,
Madison 81, Ss2, $, ?o1s4 6I2oIalI, Nor.
rIs stahl TO Michael Fay and ano. .,'.,,.'
hs l,son Ay, W cor lo2d s, lOo.l1r7O;
Mount Morris Park West, n cor l22d st,
100 llAloo; Chaa Riley 70 Thos Nc.
Manioe st. 8 so Jackson st. 5o1s6, cha. II
Monroe II, ?7S and 2s 81 So 5o9 aiSS G cnas "
. Hunter 70 Leon Pier and Ano ...,....'.
bert viee to Isaac L Rice '.',>''. ~ 1c
sIs 5n 81 rs s :, si;S R,i1gton st. isaI76
Ns9G si:l Hx % Ss bSn. PiIIIS1
lyon to Fred So Ba HfSSSn e., sS.i"o. An
White Plains road, W s, 1901 westchcstcr
az. 8l+Ll7bH2v+Ildb; WiAmsbridce
p land and improvement Company u Dom
,tSv. 27t to rs. ne e cor cT0 iath st, Gsx...
Pnrm Lowenfeld and ano To Albert ETh.
IHay, Is"s. 2"4xlo9; Pncus Lowsnt-ld
81 snG An1 to JACOB / I S ,.-,-....... c2.o
samuel Ropsthti petty; '''doF" Jackson to
'SMt st. re- 20 e 4s "..S #: IS1ioo' Ed-
! i0s'a E0en hathsid TO John ksSisS.'..
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

staons foot OF West 2}rd, Corlandt and Desbrosses
q Streets (penna II Il. Ferries
Time West 2srd street Other hgures coIt'andt
only, Otner trains daily SUNDAY lea'css45. esnn'
t.B,3J. 100 NJ Local for I e
FALLS .ld West, aud principal loca! points. farlor
and Dining Cars Connects tor Goal I,rsnches-
ExPRGSS.h hsndsonnest train In The world Linn
liza TO seating capacity Due Bunalo SIS L. NJ: con
nectns with through Seepcrs to Detroit and Chicago
Dns 80 For wILKEs.BARRE
'Ix.22, I'yU 4. ~ )SCRAETOS, Coal branches
1900, Aus T. M and intermediate points
|.l55 5I5PM Local FOR MAUCn CHUNK.
f.5iO $40 T.. ". Local for MAcCH CHUNK.
I'll 10 6,lOpM. Local kxpress for EASIOS.
sh.5j N6,OS +. NJ. For Runalo ard points West
TnfSagh sls;P,9g Cars to Chicago and THIGntC y and
ToRONT none but Sleeping Ga, passengers Ss5I I,
1929, 1890 Pm. FOr1THACA ROO III SICK,
BUFFALO aud West. Sleeping Cars to- nicaEo;
SOUTH PA lNtIELD aud HOUND BROOK locals,
daily ercept sunday ;'lO4c, l0TA AN '25, $50, 40
40, .s2S and 8 30 r. NJ. "a. ooo
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at llS, 26i ~.
%5 and as, Irosdwsy : Union square Wes q ~
Broadw.y and Brooklyn Annex station, BrGoE'yn
from hotel q, r rosidnnCN through to CceflnHflOh.
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Railruads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.


II A Il LEM DIVISION.
y:I2 A. VI, aud $3.50 ?. VI. Daily. except sunday. TO
Pittshed: sundays only at go A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with lintsch Light.
Ticket offices at ll3. 2hl, Is and 1915 Broadway.
20 Union Sd W.. 235 columbus av., ~ W. 125th st..
Grand Central station. l25th 81. station and astll
st. Station, New York; 1898 and I26 Fulton at. and
1o6 Broadway, f. D.. Brooklyn. $50
Telephone 27NO Thirty eighth street" for New
York Central cab Service baggage checked from
hotel or residence BY Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II, DANIELS, General Passenger Agent.
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New Telephone Exchange.

The New York Telephone Company will put
into operation to-day new telephone ex-
change in the central part Of the city. II will
be known as the Madison Square branch and
amount W q" Of W work NOW beinR done by what 10
known as the Eighteenth and Thirty eighth
street exchanges has made 1t necessary to open
the new exchange. which is said to be model
one Already there are about 800 subscribers.
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To-Day's Auction SaleS.

BY d. T. CORNELL.
Huguenot Station. Richmond borough. at l
?. NJ. on the premises. 100 lots.
BY WILLIAM NJ. RYAN.
Far Rockaway. Queens borough. at 2:30
J. NJ. on the premises, Nos. 403 and 4UA Cen
trail avenue. running through to Long Island
Railroad. 80 and about 80 feet respectively. y
about 800. with three cottages.
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York foot ot Chambers
street al follows and Ave minutes earlier from West
23d at.
O,ll 4. M.-vcBlbule cypress daily for Bling
J.OO hamton. Wavcsly. Emra BufAlr Bradford.
jamestown. arrives Buffalo . i. NJ. rarlor Car to
Buffalo.
OIL A. M.-Daily, except sundays, to llinghaDi-
~. L ~ ton. Owcgn. WaNery, Elmra and Delaware
Valley points. Daly to Fort Jcrys and Monticello.
Pullman larlur Cars.
D.ll0 =. M.-vestibule Limited-Fast mail daily,
ZsJO lid train for Chicago, arrives at Cleveland
40 4. NJ. Chicago r n aleeners to Chicago.
7.2l T.. Blu. alo and cleveland NeSuhulei
'')O Express daily: arrives Buffalo TOO A. NJ.
Bradford 70 4. , jamestown 90 A. M. SOungs-
town 1927 A. NJ. Cleveland 1850 p. VI. sleepcrs
10 Buffalo and Cleveland. atr Library Car,
O.I T.. M.-Daly solid train for BnghRmton.
~: - Waverlyi Eln.tIa, Cine 90 slGcpers to BAt'
IICkETS. LOCAL TINE tAEDS ANu PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS Al III, / !, 2hl; 4ol and
90 Br hdwaF, III BuH,ry, l5d East 10Th nj. and
273 West l-5th st, thalnhers and West I'D 81.
ferries New York 3;S and $50 Fulton ST.. ~ Broad
wAY, Brooklyn: ~ RIVER st., HobOken. and Jersry
City station New York Transfer Co. callI for aud
checks baggage from hotel and residence to desti'
nation.
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
RAKTsRo ~


STATIONS foot oI wrsr TwENTl.THIRD STREET
ANDDEspROSsEs AND CoRILANDT STREETS.
as'The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-thrd Street
Station, except where otherwise noted.
1855 A. VI. FAST MAIL.-Limted to two Buffet
Parlor Cars New YORK TO pittsburg Sleeping Car
;S" %2flt %Rf 'iSH
srtam cn4 f%r hSa@ @S .Hsma 'f oeao.
daiGHGo ASb 1 s IoEs
For Nashville via Cincinnati Indianapolis. Chi
5,55 i. N. WESTERN EXpREss..-For Chicago.
7s5 T F. w. eAs ExpREssror
Plttsburr. ,leyelani. Cincinnati Louisville. In
Tbs F. ii. PACiFic EXPRESS. --For pittsburs and
Chicago. For knoxville, daily via Shenandoah
Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland. except Sat-
rSE'ap%t Streets n ss
Sleeping Car New York to Altoona, East Liberty.
pittsbufg. and points West daily except sunday.
WAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
Ss Erect % case bnas Ga
a;S5 2o pes6rosssas street sio GSrsi
Lin" ali rarlqr and Dining Cars. 4;26 tDnnE
Car t:'3 Dining ag Car siiI p a. isIo night night
@;55 ,3.25 Congressional Lin" all Pariur and
Dining Cars ~ Dining Carr. 4:55 dining Carl
soTTHERN HALLWAY. Express. 255. 4;25 p. NJ.
Nd FEo ntsp ASb WESTERN RAILwAy-ror Menu
phis and New Orleans. 1853 T. NJ. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-EIpress. Y:25 A. NJ. and
CfiiSAPEAKFG ouIORAlLwAY.-4:5oP T. NJ. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFOLK.-7:58
A. N. week days and 7:55 z. M daily.
ATLANTIC CITY.--2:lOP NJ week days Desbrosses
street 2:ln ?. NJ. Corlandt street 2;l5 p. NJ.
Through yestlbnled Tran. Buffet Parlor Cars.
CAPE May 30 7. NJ. week days
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad
from West Twentyth street station. s:55 A.
NJ i2:lO. 1910 (Saturdays only ::25. 2:55, 1925.
4:lo, $40. 1888 P. NJ. sundays. 7:55. 9:26 A, NJ.
4.55 p. NJ from Dcsbrosses street. 300. 900 A.
N, 12:2o 1:2o Saturdays only, 2:2O $40 $40.
$40, b:1u. 100 p. NJ. Sundays. s3I5. $40 A. NJ,
Eil5 7. NJ. from Corlan1t street., 500, 800 A.
NJ. 1920 23 Saturdays only, ESQ, 3os, 1893.
4.23. 5l5. 700 7. NJ. Sundays, s:l5. 9:45 A. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6.lO DcsbrOsscs and COrtlandt streets 6:2Ol, 7:26,
7:b5, $40. $50. 10 (g:55 Penua Llmited 1910
iDeshrOsses street 1910. Cortlaudt street To- 81
Dining Car. lo55 Dining Car. 1885 A. M,
1855. 2lO Desbrcsscs street 2lo, Cortlandt street
2:l6l 2'5h, $50. %, 1:25 dining Car. IS
dining CAR. 6:55 DINING Car, 7:65 $3.50 p. NJ,
u 10 night, sundays b:lu S:2I S:hJ. S:2I, 8:bb
tLimited' 9.55. 10 % Dining Carr \. NJ, 1880.
1853 dining Carr. 200. $3.50, 30 Dining Carr.
NJ, l2:lO night.
Ticket 0ffces Nos 4GI. pa 1885, 1854, III and "GI
Broadway: | Aston House; West Twenty. third
Street Station; and stations foot or DesbrOsses and
Street " Broadway aud Pennsylvania AnIex Sta
ton. Brooklyn; station. Jersey CITY. The New
York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through TO
destination
sylNAniA Railroad Cab Service. .
J. d. HUTCHINSON. j. r. WOOD,
General Manager General PasA'r Agent
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANAA & WESTERN.

stltlOns N New YORK, fOOt OF Barclay and Oh rlstI'
pier Sta. Leave. Arrive.
FnGhamtOn Mail ... 5000 $50 pIu
Buffalo. Ithaca, OsTeIp, ltlCa
Express 600. ."luUO am 400 pm
ago and Buffalo Express a 800 Iui SCOOP
scranton. Wilkosbarrr and
Plymouth Express .., ... pm - opu
Chicago \ Buffalo Lin. Ia ',.pOpm 80 ava
Buffalo ~, ar Buffalo : am. $500 pm s3p am
syracuse, Ithaca O-wosr,
EtcA Express ........ - Hupm -. 80 Am
Tickets and PullmAn accom- oddtiOns at ll", 4:1
and 800 Broadway and IA Park place.
Westcutts Express Company will call for ana
heck bagga &c to destination. "DaiC'
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United states Senators to Confer at Nara.
gnnsett Pier.

NABRAGANsETT PIER. II. l.. June 30.-An inn
portant financial conference is to take place at
Narragansett Pier next week. when several
United States Senators will assemble. The
Senators have engaged the Sherry Cottage Z,
at Earl's Court. as headquarters. Earls Court
is one OF the most attractive spots at Nara
gansett
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NOR WITCH LINE

For New London. Worcester. Boston and the Fast.
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WOR-
CESrER. Leave Pier 80, " r. foot Of Spring st.
week days only, ut b:3O Y. NJ On sundays. from
July 9 to September 10 inclusive, Stonington Line
Westward steamer will touch at New London, leav.
ing there at 1918 y. NJ. for New York.
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Plans Filed for New Buildings.

Av, s. $50 = Union place: three.story
Porter. architect; cost ',......'..,.... ~, 5000
BrDome St 35S- $50; improvement to nat:
arsG n cost o"'i ','I'' " @ 1000
Cherry st. 28p-241: Improvement to shop:
tect cost 900
Division at, 2lp: si1-story and basement
architect: cost $4,000
Fulton 1T, o. Cts improvement to factory:
scScii. architects: .'....'....','.., 5000
Madison av, 1918: siI.story fiat: Norwood&
dine, architects cost '...1,'.. -. 5000
3Hth ut, 3Ia-32l; improvement to school;
architect; cost 1000
117th at and Hughes av, II " cor; hve.stOrv
Kurtzer Kohl. architects; cost '.,'',.. 1s. 900
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new YORK, ONTl RIO & WESTERN RY.

Trains leave foot OF W AID 81. al follows t5 min.
ntes earlier from Franklin st.:
=.SS A. M.-Day express for all stations TO Os.
SCO WeRO Connections Tor Lake MOhOnk, Min.
newaska and KiAmesha. Psrlor ears,
OIL A. M Mountain Express to ElieHvllic, LIB
az - erty and intermediate stations, Lake Kane
shA and White Lake. rarlor cars.
1.nn y. NJ saturdays Only stations TO Ellen
l.OO VILE R1cklaud Lake, K!amcSha and White
Lake. Phrnr cars
o. T.. M.-Nestibulc Limited, stations 10 Ellen.
')s - NlllC Rlrkland. Lakes MOhunk, Mime
wAska Kiamcsha and White Lake, Parlur cars.
ak y. VI. Franklin St, 2 ~ +. M.I--1O Chr
VI - Cag0 daily. Stops at Middlrtown. Ilht rty.
l, Manor. Walton, Norwich Oneida OsweGo; Niagara
Falls. Wagner Sleeper and Reclining Chair Car
seats free through 10 Chicago via Wabash.
TICKETS AND PAKIOR CAR SEATS AT 81
L Broadway, y. Y. n. y. Transfer Co. cheeks bag
gage from residence to Destination.
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OLD DoM;NI0N LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW YOHk-QI EFNSIOWN-IIN
Britannia July g. noon Teutonc. July IL, noon
Cymric July H. x A. NJ Germanic July ~, noon
For passage. freight. and general information APP
ply 10 WHITE STAR LINE,
Pier AZ. North River. Office. Broadway. New York.
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FURNISHED Rooms s apartments to grt
West Side.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS.

BACHELOR APARTMENTS.
18th at, ~ West.-Handsonle rooms for gentlemen.
7TH Av.. a2.-LArHe well furnished room. one or
two gentlemen; private house; veranda; bath.
STH AV., 01.-Desirahlc large and small rooms to-
~ gcther or ell suite references required. BROWN
9th ST.. 40 WEST. Large. desirable rooms second
~ third floors. suitable two, -, So; also hall room.
I 9TH ST, 40 WEST. Pleasant. comfortable suite
= for gentleman; good service; breakfast can be
served; references
10Th ST, ~ WEST. Handsome rooms, en- suite
- or single: private bath house and attendance
unexcelled; Southerners accommodated.
I 18th ST.. 200 W. or 20 9TH av.-Cool rooms
- open ng ON piazza. with lawn gentlemen.
DIST ST. 22I WEsT.-Nic airy room; suitable
III for gentleman. very reasonable.
9TH ST. 22p wEsT.-Large front hall room,
III with ample closets and running water. for gen.
tlemen.
9STH ST. $40 WEST.--Splcndid cool rooms;
co large small, every comfort: congenial aur.
ronndinYs; private house: summer prices.
42D ST., 90 WEST, HOTEL PARKvIEw,
opposite pretty Bryant Park; ideal spot for sum
mer; cooled by unobstrctcd southern brecZes; low
rates until sept. 10; elevator; board optional.
A Eth ST. 145 WEsT.-Nicely furnished rooms;
~ appointments select; gentlemen only private
family.
7OTH ST. ~ wEsT.-Largo rooms third floor,
board optional.
OSTH ST. 81 WEST Handsome rooms; hne loca-
~ ton: Park block breakfast optional.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY IA 1899.
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry Whitehall Tcrminal.
and foot of Liberty street. lime shown IL from
South Ferry Leave Liberty street minutes later.
EDaily. Except sunday. sSundays
CHICAGO 1870 A NJ. Liberty street only @1:25
PIITSBr RG. 40 A. NJ. Liberty street only.
S1:65 NJ, +I2:IOnirh.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS 1858 A. ~. 80 % P. NJ
sl2:Iu night.
n,s,,,RorYAL Blue TRAINS; ,DD.r,
Sil,25 A. NJ. Diner. tl2:b6 =: NJ !Dlnerl, sl;2S
Diner, .2;55 e. Royal Llpited' exelp1iysly Pull,
and -I2iIO night. NORFOLK, tl2:56 PM.
All trains are illuminated with Pmtsch Light
Ofhcrs: ll3. IT, 2dl, 43I, 1884 Broadway. IS
Union 81 W. l27 BCwery, y. Y: 80" Fulton st. $50
Graham Gv.. Brooklyn; Whitehall Terminal and LIB
ery st. Baggage checked from hotel orresidcnCe to
a. NiN,uti
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New York and Boston All Rail.

y. Y, n II, \ Ii H. Il. AMI connection
From Grand central Station.
Leave BY way of Due
p:u4 AN Springfield and Worcester. 3:bO = VI.
1000 A NJ tfSew London and Providence, 800 Pm.
RlO;D2 l. NJ @Scw London and Providence. A:25 Pm.
l2.OUM., Springfield aud Worcester, $40 PM.
II 90 z NJ Air Line via Wilimantc, 900 M
/ o. PM New London and Pr violence, 700 PM
a.nO y NJ New London and Providence. 300 P.M
400 r. NJ "Spriughed and Worcester. 1000 Pm.
5000 T. NJ "New London and Providence. i :OOP NJ
81 400 PM ,-Sprngneld and Worcester. t:lhAM
ii2OOP.M. -New LOudon and Providence, G:2G A
-Rius daily. including sunday.
ttB,y state Limited all parlOr cars; fare, 81, in.
GLIDING parlar car seat
4Air Line Limited. arrives and derartS from Park
S,uarr station Boston. Return service same hour
and 10y same route swill stop at l26th st.
Through pArlNr and sleeping cars hy each train.
q. T. HEMP5fEAD. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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CENTRAL...HUDSON BOATS.
ALBANY Evening Line.

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
leave Pier 81 n H., foot Canal st. at =. VI. daily
Sundays excepted. connecting with express trains
for Saratoga, Lake George. Rchheld Springs;
Sharon Springs. Thousand Islands Adirondack and
the West. summer Excursion tickets at reduced
rates. Saturday night steamer CONNECTS with sun
day morning train for Saratoga. North Greek, CAld-
well and eteamer ON Lake GeOrge.
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Steamboa
STEAMBOATS,.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND,
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL RIVER LINE

For Fall River. Boston. Marthas Vineyard. Nan.
tucket Cape Cod and all Eastern and Northern
Mountain, Inland and Seashore points. Steamers
PRISCILLA and PURITAN in commission. Orchestra
on each. Leave Pier 10. n. H., foot Of Warren at,
New York. sundays only, touches at Newport on
other days Of the week Providence Line eastward
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PROVIDENCE LINE
STONINC LINE

For Stonington. NRrragansett Pier. Watch II II Boa
ton and all points tst. Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE
and RHODE ISLAND. Leave Pier 81, y. r., foot OF
Sprnu st. week days only. at 1900 r. NJ. sunday
night Westward trips will be made by this line from
July ~ to September 10 INCLUSIVE. Saturday night
Westward trips Will be- omitted during same period.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-30
IN THE SCHOOLROOM.
What is Being Done in Maine for the Advance
ment OF Education.

Miss Kate NJ. Estes has resigned her
position in the Portland high school
Miss Anna NJ Allen has resigned her
position in the Portland Training School
for teachers.
Miss Blanche Adams Of Berwick has
accepted a position as teacher III the fol-
linsford. n. H., schools.
Mrs Josiah Burnham Of Portland, has
presented to the North school kindergar-
ten a handsome copy of the Sistine Ma
donna.
Prof Mitchell and the pupils Of the
West Forks high school have organized
a school Improvement League in connec-
ton with that school.
The different schools in Brownville vii
lage are being interested in making col
lectionS for each room such as minerals
shells etc, also pictures for the walls.
Miss Mertie Maxim of South Paris, has
resigned her position as principal OF me
grammar school at jefferson, Mass, 10
accept the position of principal OIL Paris
Hill Academy.
The Vassar College girls dressed $50
dolls for Christmas gifts to the children
in New York hospitals, and the proceeds
of their annual doll show We're used Tor
this same purpose.
Through the contributions Of friends
the pupils Of the I<ittery high school
have acquired funds sufficient for the
purchase of a handsome piano, which Is
to be installed in the high school rooms
Miss Edith Marrow of Auburn, grad
uate of Bates. 80, has opened her winter
term Of school in a new place, having
accepted fine position in the seminary
at New Hampton. \. ii.
Six new students have made application
for admission to scholarship Al " eSl-
brook Seminary at the opening of the
winter term, January 3D. and a number
is expected before the term begins.
Miss Bessie Spaulding recently closed
successful term in the Emerson school,
North Arson. In the evening there was
an entertainment for the purpose of ra1S-
ing money with which to buy flag, ana
about 81 was realized.
The class parts of the graduating class;
Phillips high school. have been assigned
as follows: Valedictory Miss Nend Ross
salutatory. Miss Elma Byron; history
Mr.. Louis Dow: prophecy. Miss Cassie
Morrison; class poem, Miss Bertha true.
Miss Florence Hobrook Of North East
on. Mass. has accepted the position 81
first assistant at North Yarmouth Acad,
nmy Miss HolhrOok is graduate 81
Boston University. 1t is also expected af
that there will he a special teacher OF
drawing and painting at the academy
this term.