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WHO SHOT o,NEILLS
Tho Polite and weIi-Dressod Night Prowler
Not Yet Caught-O'Neill Dead.


Not Yet Caught-O'Neill Dead.
Thomas o'Neill. the special policeman and
night Waterman who was shot In Newark by
night prowler early on Saturday morning. died
at O'Clock yesterday morning In st. hichaePs
Hospital. There we're strong hopes Of his re-
oovery MP to midnight. but then he began to
fall rapidly. During the evening he was quite
bright, but said to a friend: III don't get over
this. take care OF my nock." meaning his wife
and six children. all under twelve years old
The man who shot 0Neill has not been
caught. although q search has been made In
Newark. Jersey City and this city for him. He
Ia described az q well-Luilt man OF medium
height and good attire, consisting OF black
derby hat and dark suit. He seemed to be well
educated and his voice was we'll modulated
and his language correct. His politeness In
talking to his companion and to saloonkeeper
Oscar Bite was noticed. by both 0'Neill and his
friend Daniel J. Delaney. the telegraph opera
tor. who was present whom the shooting oc-
cured. The young man who was with the
murderer In Bites saloon was his companion
also In p. Cashill's saloon later. and he spoke
OF his friend az New York doctor.
Cashill says that the doctor" wore q closely
trimmed black. or dark brown. beard extend
Ing, up to his ears. This Tailed with the, de-
seriptions given by Bitz Delaney and 0,Neill,
hnu ny COUuuctOT VINO tnlukb tnut ne CuETltu
the two men to Jersey City on q trolley car
Immediately after the shooting
ONeills ante-mortem statement exactly
Delaney. Il goes to show that the
shooting was entirely unprovoked. except that
O'Nellls suspicion was aroused by the erratc
action OF the two men and demanded where
they were going after finding them straying
away from the trolley road two hours after
they seemed anxious TO catch a car for this
city. Although O'Neill was not In police uni
form. his manner was enough to convince any
man OF ordinary intellipence that he was TO-
liceman. and his club and badge were In sight
For this reason II IL thought that the man who
fired the shot could not have believed that he
was In danger from highwaymen.
Oscar Bite, the saloonkeeper at Bowery
street. accompanied Newark detective TO Po-
ing and thought he recognized In the picture
o. a thief the man who ahot O'Neill. The
yesterday. but made no arrests, They ex-
pressed the conviction that the two men were
strangers In Newark and were upon thievinR
erraDu.
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RAILROAD FIaHT ~ LACkAWAIEy.
Tho Eric Again ObstructinK the Building OF
tho Now Coal Road.

PORT JEWS. n. Y. Nov. 28.-AlthouRh
Judge Purdy on Friday issued an injunction.
returnable on Tuesday at Milford. Pa. restrain
ing the Erie Railroad Company from dumping
refuse In the canal bed at LaokawaIen. Pa. to
head OF the Delaware Valley and Kingston Rail-
road from using the canal to pass under tho
Erie at that point the latter company to-day be-
gan obstruction operations near the same point
BY building a WOO len trestle over the canal on
q level with the tow path and extended n
lance OF 500 feet to the Iackawaxen River.
shortly after midnight delaware Division
M asssr Van Hourhten and force 0e Of
seventy-nve bridge aud track men be,
gan the construction OF the trestls and
switch. and by I o'clock tonight the work was
finished. sunday was chosen in order to pre-
vent further Injunction proceedings. The
Erie people say that additional yard room Is
needed at LRckawaIen. but the real object Ia
70 place further obstacles in the way OF build
ing the new coal roai Sidney Williams OF
Scranton. who Ia Interested In the Pennsyl-
vania Coal Company and the Delaware Valley
and Kingston road. says these ohstruction
measures will not prevent the building OF the
road. 1t being merely a question rs to whether
they 90 under the Erie on the canal bed or over
by long trestle.
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Iailroads.
Pennsylvania
7ATT,1oAD


STATIONS foot of wEsr TwESrr.rHIRp STREET AND
DEsBRossEs AND CoRTLASpr srREErs.
1-The leaving time from Desbrossos and
TINT r,v.n 49,. o., nv. r nae, ,s,o. s .nan
Sect ior i"ehty-'hr" sr"o'
S'u''"h, except where otherwise noted.
T;5o A. Nj. FAST MAIL.-Iimied TO two DuYet
PArlor Cars New York TO Pittsburg Sleeping oar
PttsOurg TO Chicago. No coaches to PittsburS
p;s6 A. NJ. FAST L1NE-Pittsburg and Cleveland.
COMPARTMENT Sleeping, Dining, smoking and OBJ
Cincinnati. Indianapolis Louisville St Iouis'
1;h5 =, NJ. CHICAGO AND sT Louis ExpREss-
For Louisville VIA Cincinnatii indiananolis ont
cago, st. Louis ~
bihJ p. NJ WESTERN EXPRESS For Cbicayo
For Toledo except Saturday
1;bb 7. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS For
Ifttsburg, Cleveland Nashyiiie fyia Cineinnatn
Louisville, indianapolis, 81 Louis,
7:bt z. NJ. PACIFIC EXPIlFss. For Pittsbura and
Chicago. For Knoxville daily. via shenandaah
VALLEY Route. Connects for Cleveland except Sat
So ?. N. MAIL AND ExPREss-Puliman Buffet
Pt,sburg and points West, daily except SUNDAY
No coaches '' '
Al, ,.,,,..... . 49, -
,-"hshlNGTON AND THE SOUTH.
700, GEO, NibO, lO!1O (DeHbrosses And CurlAndt
streets lO;'LD lDlninR Car. 1O;b5 Dining Carr
A. NJ, I2b5. 2;1O. lDesbrnsses and Cortlandt
street, 2!!u) 1878 Congressional Lim.." all
Iailor and Dining Carsl t.Ih 4:25 Dining
Var 4ibo DINING Car. $40 p. NJ, 1910 night.
Sunday. s:25. -;55. 1855 Dining Car 4 Nj
~. in t1iso CONGRESSIONAL Lin. all Parlor aud
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10 DEMIND RIGHTS AND RANK.
Doctors Who Served ms Acting Assistant
Army Surgeons Will Meet Here.

army Surgeons III Ht'tt moro.
An invitation to attend a mass meeting to be-
he'd In this city on Dec. > has Just been sent
out 10 all those who during the war with
spain served In the army as acting assistant
surgeons. The call for the meeting Is signed
by committee Of sixteen such surgeons and
the object Is to affect an organization so that
demand may be mt 10 upon Congress for
legislation establishing their legal status as
officers in the army. There are about 1000
Icrsons in the country who served In tho
csracity Of acting assistant surgeons. AMI IL
appears from the circular that none Of them
have ever received the privileges which. 1t is
said, II was the intention OF the Government
q: the time nj their enlistment to accord
Inc hllegc grirvhnces OF the surgeons were
made the subject OF "a commun cation to Con-
gross at ses.i!n, WHICH communication had
thr enforcement Of the Secretary OF War and
We surgeon General No action on II was
taken by Congress. and since then q concerted
movement has been undertaken In tn. hope
mat leg slntiOn may la secured at tho next
session. The preliminary steps were taken
nJly and the committee was then appointed
mhch IA, luS' issued the call for the meeting
ms meeting will he held in the Seventh
Regiment Armory.
In the circulars Just sent out II Ia stated that.
" accortan"c with al agreement made at the
tine o' their enlistment. tns acting assistant
tlrse.ns were 10 have received the rank and
pay ., Hr7t ~, IiSM'%nan,s or the stan when
co'iei e. them and their legal status as on
GERS IN N" army had. In consequence. been
le,' unIe'ernin"'. In addition to this. several
o,hcr alleged grievances are rrcounted One
o ines" Is the failure OF the Government to
ey Eve. such surgeons 'ull pay for proper
rh'eI ay and commutation OF quarters
Mh"h Government quarters were not found.
u also PROPOSED TO demand from Congress
rights 10 pensions and other privileges that
attach 10 a-Sls'ant surgeons OF the regular or
Nnuute"r army. and the same allowance Of
N IA ray that was granted TO other volunteer
.lnc.rs, ono months extra nay for service In
me nite States an two months for service
,myohl The, seas. II will also ba requested
uht each late acting assistant surgeon re-
vrE" preference for appointment over those
W'9 have not had previous service in the
Nslra ,, orps Of tho army and navy or tho
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

The Avenue OF Trnvel south and Southwest,
CUBA, MLNftO S CALIFORNIA.
Trains from New York depart from Pennsylvania
IL. Station Daily. Esd st.. Cortlandt and Dss.
brUsres 1T.
On. The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Corlnndt streets IL i've minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station.
1910 4. M;..fAsr MAIL-Pullm.n pune. Sleep
ing Cars, New YORK 10 Atlantis, New Orleana
savannah and Jacksonville, Fla. Dining Car
w.shiuStou and Spartanbursh h.
3i25 7. M a FLA. ExPREss-PaiimAn
Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. New York to CDlum-
, b.. ssva9aah, "a ksGp1ilis,, Tampa and Agsu,ta.
LIMITED. VIA LlSCHBu Ra-PulimNn Drawing
Eo9m si"opins Cars New York - Roanoke. Knox
vile. Chattanooga, New Orleans and Memphi,
Dining Cars. ford and Alfalfa. .-,..--.
&I"b y. M.-wAsHlNdToS a. soUTHwESrERN
LlMiIEp-Puilman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
New York TO Atlanta, New Orleans, Birmingham,
Memphis. Asheville, Knoxville. Chattanooga aud
Nashville. Dining Car serves meals. New York and
New Orleans. Tourist Sle-pin- Car. Washing
Fridays.
'N,N York aud Florida Limited" finest train In
the worl !, resumes srryics January 10. 1900. he.
tween Nv yc-t sud - Az Tis''ne
FRANK \. CANNON, I'M. CULP.
I'd N!ce-prcs. den'l Mgr. Trafne Mgr.
W, A. TURK, q. =, A.
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MORE REFORM ~ ELDRIDGE STREET.
"'nete"n Alleged Gamblers Arrested With
nut Any Eyidencc of Gambling.

"'nete"n Alleged Gamblers Arrested With
out Any Evidence of Gambling.
Another mild wave OF reform struck tho
L''rlge street police station on Saturday
h,sht and Capt, Herlihy's detectives raided
altge gambling houses at 175 Chrystie street
an % Orchard street, and arrested nineteen
Frh whom they found playing cards In the
t.1s"A Market police court yesterday, the de-
,tsetves had little evidence TO Offer against
mer prisoners. They saw no money on the
bling ""N "''"'ooou ho sahi-
gag s'rate Crane ordered charge Of dis
Iergconduct against the prisoners and flned
VEN .Il - each, There was weeping and pulling
ysHS.ni.kcrs when the sentence was announced
MAJ y az the prisoners paid ths fine. Ten
were also fined 81 zach. ''''''
hiInastt night Herihy's men raided a pool and
SSumHHrd room at II Bowery. which they said
ggai been complained OF as noisy on SUNDAY
SbbssIh A. Brown OF lis Forsyth street was in
GonSEtGse Thirty-nIne other men and boys were
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Delaware. LaCkaWanna & Western,

Stations IN New York. foot OF Barclay ami CHRISTIE
IHayeN T. pher It's. Arrive ". Y.
stoo am ,,..,. Bng hamLon Mail, ,,,..,...a,S 80 pm
$1,000 am Ithaca, OswuRo. Buffalo Ex. :. 300 pm
sl;uO pm. .BunI.p and nhicago express. $500 pm
400 pm =. scranton. Wilkosbarro And
Plymouth Express .,......I2;2O pm
1900 pm. Buffalo aud CHI ago Lin. FIX $3.50 pm
$3.50 pm, BniaIo " nr, Buffalo ;ts ann. $3.50 am
Buffalo FL .,,..,............*73o am
tSleeper to Scranton, May be occupied to 1880 am
Tickets aud Pullman accomm ida atoms az ll3. 429
and 300 Broadway and - PARK place;
Westcotts Express Company will call Tor and
check baggage tO destination. spally.
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FILIPINO BABY DIRs.
Tho First One Born In This Country II
Dead In san Francisco.

Dead In san Francisco.
sAsFRAScIsco. Nov. 2e.-Ths first American
'-~rn Filipino baby lies dead In the Mechanics
InvIllon. where the stranded members OF the
acrobatio show are waiting chance to return
TO Luzon. Tho baby. which was named Con-
zalito. was born on Aug. 10. three days after the
performers landed. The acrobats then had
a good engagement and plenty OF money. 80
the infant was gorgeously arrayed and was
baptized at the Spanish church. During the
Mechanics fair Gonzalito was one OF the
attractions OF tho Filipino village.
When the fair ended The acrobats wers. ont
OF q Job and have shiv l In a corner OF the
Pavilion ever since. wa snR for the red tape to
he cut which prevents their return 10 Manila.
The baby was poorly nourished and often cold
ana IL gradually became weaker IL died yes
terdhy and the mother sat all day beside Il. re-
fusing to be comforted.
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SNORT IIME orr OF JAZZ.
''a''ah Released After Five Years Was Back
In n Cell by Night,

III " NtII Dy Might.
soh"fd DePrete was released from Sing
snH on Saturday. after having served Ave
r Ears IMPRISONMENT for brutal assault on
.' srne'a B"lpitti. aged II. He came to this
s s,I, ana after many inquiries found that the
sre s was lying Win her father at 2a3 Eliza beth
TIIHmpNniei by a friend, Leonardo Lucarello of
Nh" oli street. and asked tho girl TO marry
her Jeff IN" are REUSED and he drew razor and cut
fncssrl at or Donate Belnitti, lost finger. and
Thna, e..o was stabbed In the hack,
honso Two men were arrested ms they left the
each in 81 900 bail ioo' yesterday held them
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avenue. GJS;'s9: four;s,ory brick building and
vacant. Rachel X; Sichel and ANOTHER. Us ex-
a Sshs UhsTs HSnr saSass Ss
referee; amount due, Sl1.0l3: subject to
mortgage. $4,000 and taxes. &c. 1900.
ny RICHARD V. HARSETT q co.
Sixth avenue. No. G32. southeast corner OF
Thirty,seyenth street. four and ,flve-story
brick buildings lot 2fsAS5a6. Executors
Thrty-third street. West. No. 12O. near Sixth
avenue three;story brick building. lot 25x27.s
,hrs s@%S SS SrcE dwelling ot exsS ' E1es
Madison avenue, No. 1880, near Eighty, fourth
street iour-story brick and stone dwelling. lot
NHDSS'a" sG %SfSn1 f2 So2 rs east i 3d.
s.. nve-stGry stonS front fiat; Jeremiah
tees Tor Tor Elizabeth Dew. I.eonari against Mary
HnrTls ct al! Owen stHr;e a. att!9Epsys
subject to taxes. &c. 1851 VI.
ny SAMUEL GoLDsTIcKER
St. Nicholas avenue. No. 7os, east side, 124I1
STORY n s!SRs %am scsss6anL st
r Ie.4ge sab AsG 70
taxes, DC. 500. and lease.
ny JAMES L. WELLS.
Third avenue. No. 320f. near 16lst street
four-story brick 6at. lot 25xl27.33: executor
Third avenue, No. 3l9e, near lolst street.
foui-story brick fiat. lot 1S.ex08; executors
sale. ~ .
house AMI lot: executors sale.
lOlst street, No. 797. near Third avenue,
hvc-story brick fiat. lot 27xlOO; executors
Cauldwell avenue. No. S75. near lelst street.
three-sto brick dwelling. lot ls.3xlOo; ex-
ecutor's sale.
Duncombe avenue. northeast corner OF Eliz-
| aheth street. seventeen lots. each about 25x
1876; executors sale.
BY BERNARD sMYTH.
l45th street. No. 513. north side. 233 ( feet
story brick Hat. Melvina y. bennett ct al. eX-
tcutors OF Horace bennett. against Carrie A.
Lancaster ct A.; John n. Tonne To- attorney;
John Il. Little. Jr, referee. Amount due,
S3l 59l subject to taxes, &c, $l.449.O4.
BY THOMAS G. SMITH.
Third street. Nos. so and 81, south side. 80 l
| feet east OF West Broadway. 43x15, seven-story
| brick store. Edward T. Hunt. executor and
| trustee, Thomas Hunt against Frances A.
spaulding ct al; Cary x Whitrldee. attorneys;
| John ID. Herman. referee Amount due. SSi-
| 5l6: subject TO taxes. 10. u. 7S2.2S.
BY HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
Eleventh avenue. No. 6B2. east side. $50 feet
north OF Forty-second street. ~ .SxS2x16.Sx
Sl.i, four-story trick store and tenement.
Elisha Snifiin against Condo X. and Louise II.
j. Thorn; Wiliiam ii. Stockweli, attorney;
, George II. Hart. referee. Amount due. $7.457
l subject to taxes. &c.. $4,000.
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1Oo,h street, Nos PAS and 247. north aide.
l75 feet east ri Broadway. 5Ox1OO IL. two Ave-
story brick flats: the Metropolitan Improve
al Clarence l. Weatcott. attorney: Chase Mel
len. referee amount due. 81. l83; subject to
mortgages. $4,000. and taxes. &c. 81, 1922.
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West Side.

OPPOSITE WALDORF.
Handsome second floor, private bath; single
rooms; references IL West SAD ut.
9Th ST.. ~ wEST-Clean. comfortable. heated
house, references.
Oath ST.. u WEST near Broadwsy.-Rooms with
81 or without private bath; steam heat; elevator
excellent table dhote restAu. ant In noghborhood.
2SD ST, 10 WEsr-Handsomely Appoined suite
oo suitable for physician or bachelor square
roomi breakfast OPTIONAL attsndAnosi reference.
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sflats and apartments to Jft-Nafar-
nished.
FURNISHED Guums & apartments to gsi
East Side.

East Side.
Nj ADDISON Av., l2o-Parlor suite; also large room
4l on second floor; private baths; breakfast
optional.
18th ST., 100 EAsT-Desirablo we'll furnished
rooms; large and small. for gentlemen.
DSTH ST.. ~ EAST near Madison sv)-Fine large
20 room; private bath; also small rooms; gentle
men: references.
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Country PROPERTY To Let or For Sale.

parttp using results are often realized In de-
mind wba from n wei.beaten paths Bear this in
SuHGSit.rs arc really desirable. among TWr
Your m ,aenhers may be found q purchaser by
eolumnss" known through the advertising
Idv. 'he localities and the advantages.-
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UMBRELLAS - Operators on Wilcox &
Gibbs machines; steady work.
A. NJ g. r. DAVIES, IS Walker ST.
A RrIFiCfAL FLOWERS Violet makers branohsrs
n and learners wanted. paid while learning; also
home work given TO yood violet makers.
GOLDBERG HARRISON. 25.27 West Houston 81
A RTIFICIAL FLOwERS-Good rose hands
IA wanted; also Learners, paid while learning.
J. q. JOHNSON & CO.. U65 B'wAy.
A RTIFICIAL FLowERS-EHperienced rose, violet
n and nower makers. pres-aT- and learners.
LAyAKE Il HASKELL, 5<7 Broadway.
A RT1FICtAL FLOwERS-FloNrr makers and
"A learners: also eIucriencei leaf makers wanted
MAX MEuER. SO To op Bleecker st.
pooKBISDERY-EIporicu hand foiiers, hand
ID siitchera and bInJ tho machine feeder.
WATERS. lo6 Fulton 81
DOODBiNDFRS-Pastsrsw wanted.
ID THOS. RUSSELL 4 son. - New Chamber Ct
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Patents.

I1ATENTS for inventions procured prnmrtlv low
L rates. RoEpEk BkIEsEN lFgA]A '. s.IessuA
o. Nassau st., S.l,
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ERIE RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Nov ~. 1890.
FOR TuE WEST.
Leave New York. South Ferry Whitehall rerminaD
and foot ~ Liberty street.
CuItAG6 .i.an A. NJ Liberty street only,
Ell Al, aud .i2.ion might.
FIrTSRrRd '4'so \ NJ, Liberty street only
$500 T.. VI, 1910 night. -
CINCINNATI 81, LOUIS. $1,000 A NJ. $3.50 =. NJ
'l2:lu night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, t-;Ou." 900 Diner,
sli;ru A. NJ. tDner, ~ l., NJ. DINER, 81; 70
man Train Diner ~ ,3f "I:h6 lDnerl, "b;65
L. NJ, Diuep ani 1910 night. NORFOLK. tl:Oo
p. NJ.
Al trains ARE illuminated with pnts0h Light.
=, ohGcsi ~ ~ 4"l i@st broAdw", 20
lIss Fulton st. BROOKLYN whitehall Terminsl and
Liberty st. Ia. SHgc checked from hotel or residence
to desunAlion.
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City Real estate.

borough OF Bronx-Salo or Rent.
C7S0 CAsH-Four-story brick nat improve
eC(OO monts: balance @ per cent; rents 81 $3.50;
always rented misht exchange.
WILLIAMSON BRYAN, 1kTth ST.. Sd Az.
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Wanted-ffmalts.

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS-Wanted,
good rose and flower makers and
branchers; also bright, tidy learners;
good pay; steady work. Apply all
week. L. Prayer,
% to % Blocker st.
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Public alotires.

CTArE OF NEW YoRK-CIvIL SERVICE EXAM
- INATioS-An .peu competitive examination
will bs held about Jan Il, 1000, in the cities
OF New York and syiAcuse for the position Of Court
s;enographer,
Persons desiring to compete In this examination
must nle sppl nuons on or before January I. For
application blank and detailed circular. address
STATE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, Albany. NJ.
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Proposals.

ARMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET, New
n York cay. November n, is9V..seAlsl pro-
po.ai'. N itipcatc subject To the Usual conditions.
Dec. y 1880 at which time and place they will be
opened in tho presence OF bidders, for furnishing
partment 300 OoO yards OF Knaki material. snbiect
10 30 per cent incress. II desired by this Depart
msM, GoSNt9rmIS to saa Anpsd sIs %
he entertained upon material differing rom the
standard and specifications but in such cases sam
Blank proposals giving full information To grsds
OF na'er al re Iured aud manner OF bidding can be
Al New YORK., Boston. Philadeiphia. and Chicago.
The s. reserves the right To- reject or accept anv
or A. prop",a. or any s Thereof 80
manufacture, conditions OF quality and price un-
Guiding In tho price OF foreign productions or manu-
containing proposals should be marked Proposals
for Khaki Material, to be opened Dec. 81 1shh and
addressed TO Col. A. ). KIMBAiJ. A. 9. NJ. o. U. :.
A.. Depot Or. Mr..
SEALED proposals., endorsed, Proposal. FOR
- sawmill aud boat shnp." will be received at
the Bureau OF Yards and Docks. Navy Department.
In Ssr. pSs for III is
feet. at the Naval station. Port Royal, s. q. Plans.
tanned from the oHmmnndant Ssysl station Port
November %. 1880. Chief OF Bureau.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIoR U. 3: Census
Sealed proposals. lin dunlcateN will DO received at
tho u, s, Census otlce, washngton. d. G.. until
machinery and material for the Y. e Census Print
Ing Once. Specifications giving detailed description
OF the articles required can be had by applying 70
W. n. MERRIAM. Director of the Census.
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY, MASS, Nov. az 1901
- seS,,d proposals for purchase OF worn ana 0o-
Dec. 10 lsag. For Information apply to FRANK II.
PHlPIS, Lieut.'Col., ord. Dept.
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Auction snles for Monday.


The offerings In the auction room for Mon.
day and Tuesday are appended:
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New York and Boston All Rail.

N.Y. V II. 4 II, Il. II, aud connections.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave. By way ~ Due.
a:O4 A. ~. Springfield and W 'rccaior, $3.50 p. VI.
IOOOA NJ fINrwLo don and Providence, 800 +. W.
slOO4A.M ENrw London an Providence 4i3O =. W.
1900 NJ. Spriugauli and Worcester, b!lO y. NJ
100 =. NJ Air Line via Willmantic, 500 p, NJ
I:O9 p NJ, New London and Providence TOO p, VI
5000 y, NJ, HSrw London ard Providence, 1900 +. NJ
400 ", HSpriughell AMI Worcester, 1000 p. W.
600 =. NJ, "Now London and Providence, .
uI,oo p NJ, .SpringAcld and Worcester 6:iB A. NJ
ii2:Oo 4. NJ, TSow ,ndou and Providence.
G;2b A. NJ.
-Runsdaily. including sunday.
ttBny State Llmitoi all pHrlor cars; fare 81. In
Return service same hour and by Same route.
SWIM stop at I25th st; ,
Through parlor aud SisrpinS, cars oy Gach train
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-27
2ailruads.

VWTIBHI TTTNTNTUWs
e:l2 A. NJ. and 0.bb p n. Daily, except Sunday, to
Pttsneli; Sundays only at 800 A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light,
Ticket Offices at Ii8, 2hl. ana aud 1919 broadway
2b Union 81. W. 235 Columbus ay;. ~ W. l25th ST.
Grand Central Station I25th 81. station aud i3sth
81. Station. New York. 88s and 728 Fulton at. and
100 Broadway. = D., Brookiyn; -, s.v.,o
Cab service. baggage checked from hotel or real.
dence ny westrott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent