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nm DUKE STILL HAS LIoRE
Hnrnessed the Baritsn River TO Get II ana
Proposes to Keep II shining.

SoNERvILLE. n. j.. Dec 17.-There Ia a fight
on here between James ID. Duke. president OF
tho american Tobacco Company. and the Con-
solidated Gas and Electric Light Company Of
New jersey. which last night threatened to
leave the town In darkness. The electric lights
were not turned on until long after the usual
hour. Mr. Duke and force oi men locked the
coinpnny's employees out oil the works in the
morning and took possession.
When MIR. Duke proposed the scheme OF
building a pumping and lighting plant to be
run by the waters Of the R,Irtan for his per-
sonal use three years ago the Somerset Light
ing Company. which at that time was n strua-
ing corporation, wanted toget into the enter
prise. Mr Duke takes great interest in local
concerns and he lot the company In. lie
stocked II witt machinery At the cost OF many
thousands OF dollars. The lighting company
had q small stock OF machinery and moved into
inc plant under n twenty-yoar lease.
Mr.. Duke bought big dynamo 90 that the
tt66m,pnny might supply the hunIreds Of lights
"a the lights OF the neighborinR towns His
CONFORMATION for this was a. yearly rental and
should furnish his farm with lights from his
OWL hn nynam0 ,nn by his own power. ,,.,
Company was absorbed by The Consoiidstsd
COMPANY. which owns n number Of plants in
n Msw Jersey Wv and Connecticut and has an
lations which had existed between Mr..
Duke and the local company did not
continue with tho new. concern. Mr.. Duke
them with electric lights until tho compnnv
complained that he wac utilizing too much
power The company recently placed two new
dynamos N the plant and the local manager
informed Mr. Duke that h. could no longer
use 50 many lights under the existing agree.
ment The agreement between Mr.. Duke and
the Somerset Lighting Company M to the
lights Tor the farm wal verbal. For the last
thrcr months. II ~ said the new company has
ial nIeu TO paw rent for the plant.
me contract STIMULATES that the rent Just be
Daii promptly every month Otherwise Mr.
Duke is empowered to take posspaaion OF the
plant. Mr. Duke received Information that his
lights would br turned OF pending a settle
ment OF the trouble in rho courts, 50 he took
POSSESSION OF the plant under the terms OF the
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

81. ,anorts from the brokera branch OF tho
-..i,v market during tho early days OF last
III we're far from encouraging. and the in-
,.,,ops we're that the entire week was to DO
O.dulI n not more dull. than It's predecessors.
a. saln. were notionly few in number. but the
I.onsrties sold were below the average
:" value in most cascs. The three days
n..oodIng the close OF the week brought with
lam adistinctively more substantial amount
ydealing anil the character OF the properties
',1 although not departing from the usual
,.,s 10 any noticeable degree. was better.
rhIs increase in tho trailing at the end OF the
.,sk rather strengthened the general belief
,S,o,y IN, brokers that ~ soon "a the HOLIDAYS
-. nn., there will be n resumption OF the actlv-
=, rhIch characterized the market during tho
,nrng anil early summer.
''whe,her this he Iet is Justified by tho fact or
-, IN the brokerage branch OF the market the
ne, NJ Offering on the books of the auctioneers
iii sh,w that the auction branch IL certain
=, brighten M at the beginning Of the new
20, rhs lsts are long aud contain many
,s,nsr,iss that shorll bring out good compe-
,,,, TIN, ,nly possible obstacle to tho sue
.,ss NJ tho Sars will he found in the conditions
-h,ch have prevented activity in the auction
MONS during the past fall.
~ ,hes, carry over into tho next year and
ara A. potent "a they have been this year. the
..na vholnanle with lrawals and indefinite
.d,ournments will follow. Otherwise. there
promises to be much activity in that particular
branch
Tn. m IRE noteworthy OF the reported sales
Lac, week ware OF residence. apartment and
,spsn, properties The transactions In resi-
tspca property throughout the entire season
have been remarkable for their numbers and
,nn,r,nnce and To some extent the record was
r,rtaiuei last week The properties were
,,ll lnca'ei on the West side In the Boulevard
,rd Riverside Drive distric's and on the East
sle on Fifth avenue and the intersectinR
directs below and along Central Fark.
Several apartment houses changed hands
burinc the week. Ex.Gov. Morton attestcd
nj. confidence in this style oirroprrty through
hacSchangc whereby he secured The Lucille
,rsr,mrnt house on 81. Nicholas avenue.
Several other similar transactions were also
reported
The dealing In unimproved property In
ended number Of lots on upper Eighth
,vsrue whcr, considerable activity was also
man Tested IN improved parcels three lots on
Win avenue near lO5th street aud sever al
isrre in The HronS.
yiyed durn. the week. Tn. negotiations
,mkinG 10 the comrietion ~ IN" sale of the
0iSn A1ynm rr%rSr!y T ISG rrasttGay G9n
rsn, will he ma !" public early this week.
The future ofth" asynm property IL s'ill IN
decided l. seem, determined. however, that
he I'rlpr cub T. 70 le the ult mate purchaser
one " m. corner pots nrl thar the Madison
srerue 'r1u' will remain In the hands Of Arch
Iishou CDrr'Eln. u II probable that the rc-
raining lots W.l 10 devoted to residences or
rNssiu'y In some cases II APARTMENT houses.
IL ee ha pnn me- for rF ndnr! Si
during 'he vrpE lnliclt" that William Waldorf
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spanish War Veteran, rl,c, omco-,

The Spanish Wnr Veterans Association OF
this city held ito first annual election OF officers
at tho headquarters. 2Dn4 Third avenue. on
saturday night. The officers chosen for 1900
are: COMMANDER. Thomas l. Moore: Vice.
omman,Ger; JOSEPH Is. McTeigue; Adjntant.
r"ters surgeon. Dr. il. 7 f f thnrloin,,
A Harlow Officer Of the nav. Frank Schaiier ;
oNc"r Of the Guard. =. + DVpiey: Sergeant
Manr, {. VI. Atwood; QunrtermHster Sergeant,
j. lisS'nger In or Ter that The hea rs
might be - centrally located ~ possible for
the convenience Of members living in all IA n =
~ the city II was voted that they be removed
10 tn" Harlem Lyc"un. 10th street ami Third
avenue. until suitable house can he secured.
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BUILDINGS,
Auction Sales To-day.
IY rErHR p. MEYER / 90.

Pear street. No lGs. southeast corner NJ
rne s,rrst. - IN-S20 7XI7.3, Gyr-Storv brick
ror". tn" Henry Ella Brewing Company
against Louis" H"lmsoth. individually and az
sdmlnistra'riy. &c. ct al. Lewis :. Marx. AZ
prhey: SAMPSON VI. W"nhGnhl"r referee.
smunni due Sl2.43l: subject to mortgage.
H2LDO. m taxes. &C.. Sl.nlO.
,.SiNN.thlr street, No. l27. north side. 80 7
zee, IVES, ., Columbus avenue, 1soxllo ).
HuE-ss,ory brick dwelling. Tn" Bonrd OF For
sen Missions u tho Presbyterian Church in
tt rL United States OF America against Anthony
{. Hughes - al; william T. StiCer. attorney
tsaank Thomas, referee. Amount due, Sl5.-
e21: SUI I"c' Z" 'nScs. Sc, S7'iOG4
hughes avenue. or Frederick street. east side.
ionl eet north Of Jacob OF 18Th street. 5OxS7 u.
, tncssni; Andrew J Dalton VS., Rosarna Muir
~ Meh; lnhiyidnaly and as ahministrntriX. &c.
=, JaMeI Murtagh. ct nj. John !. Brady. at
s %nncg IJnhn " StOddari. referee. Amount
Sue' sE'"3s; subject to taxes. &c. S57 80
BYJ ". goLDING.
,anufnnok avenue, west aide. l5l. ~ feet south OF
~ so'm street. 80 2KS0 vacant: Charles Unangat
r. etty. Soulnri h Walker Realty Co, et nj.
Nh Il; Charles Unanest. attorney: Chase
;Ieueh, referee Amount due. 81. $50: subject
plI.ptlglR". $1,000. and taxes. &c. $3.50
III, Ahns avenue, east side, 300 feet south OF
E H. street. IJNlOO. vacant: same va same
sro' -sam" attorney AMI referee. Amount
@Aes H.. $3.50.
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Christmas Gr-cncry Very Plentiful.

Produce commission merchants say that this
years surNy OF Christmas grecnery. thanks
TO the mild weather, will exceed any received
Tor years. Carloads OF Christmas trees,
Wreh'h- and crosses are now coming into the
market daily. \ merchant who has been
handling such goods for the last nf,een wears
sAd on saturday that he had n"ycr seen the
ue"- SO iiue and 80 plentiful. The best ara
coming from Maine and Now Hampshre, and
the prices AZ wholesale are unusually low.
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
RALLIRoAD.

"a ~
70 RAIGHoAD.
ar,r,o~, =, : - -
iA'i9 nsS i"2, o. "hsi IwENrITHiRD SrnEEr AND
es-The leaving tim, from ne.bros.c, and
,or''nn"' streets 1" hve minutes later than
That given below for Twenty-third Street
station, excrpt where otherwise noted
pr,n %, ~. a. lLI,nLimlted 70 TWO bunet
pt,.i,, n,is INV hoiA " iltsonIE' Seepins Gar
40 u W. no n,aches 10 littsOnrx
w. n fnS. ~ SSit:,LPtt,pnrE and cleveland.
~. W. .NnSl ~ ANA LlMl f,D--flIinAn
.Onp t c SleepinH Dlnlng SMOKING AMI %
Cncpuna, IN IN. lor hiGaso tirVcianh Toledo.
,hnp n c in4lsnap1i I Louisville, ~ L,ns
or L,'isViiie via oncinnatD. indianapolis. Chi
49, l. ~; toui My:.rsrrpr rvp,.ss r. ,,,,....
"'nn f. "; MESIEhn tAPRESS.-For chicago
tSIp ixx,edo Kept Satmrday, ,,,,,,, :, ,,
r.. SoI ,nMISIF,hN rNphBSS..II1 n Pitts
Iu.H AhhroI teNelai,d NasnNlio WA ClnclnnatD,
TO- ,ndn1maln OILS. -; Louis. ,.-,
y, W. pACIpIC ExPRESS-For Pittsburp and
n1iiey Route. Connects Tor Cleveland except Sat
Z. nrIay;, 49,, ,,.,, ,,,,.,., ,
~, j, VI. MAIL AND ENPRESs.-Pu!lman Buffet
NV Gar Nrw lork TO Altoona. Fast LiDerV.
Iltshnir ana points West, daily, except sunday.
Noc"a'h's
WA~HISGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Tibi. s25. H;55. 1910, Dcsbrc sscs and C0rtiandt
streets lu:gU Dining Carr. Ip.b5 Dining C,lrI
A, NJ. I2Ib. gao tD.rbrosses and Cortlandt
sire t., 2;2O). CPS 'Concrcssionh Lin ali
Paror and DininG Cars, B:25, 4.25 DINING
Carr I.55 Dining Carr p'.5 p NJ Ip;in ni,ht
Sunity s;2S s:Sr io:tb m, ming car, A "
1855. t3:25 Congregational Lin - all Parlor aud
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AmugtmrntS.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
BRAND OPERA SEASON lspp-tevO.
Under the Direction OF Mn. MAURICE 0nAu.
TONIGHT AT 8.

IIounpd's Opera,
ROMFo TT JUIIETIE lin Frenoh).
Mines. EAtne4, Biuermester and Mantolli; NM.
ALVAREZ OdebuU planGon. Ba;. lily, Dufriche Meux
Vannl and Il do Re,Zke. Conductor. Sig. Mancinelli
Wed. Ev,, Dec. ~, at 4, Bizets opera, CARMEN Gin
FrenGh) MINES Caiye .Bauermeister Van Csuteren
aud Esmes: NM. SalcLa, II Devrios, Bars, Dufriche,
Quey In and fliucon. Conductor. Sig: Mancinelli.
Friday Evening Dee. ~. at 4. Wagner's opera,
TASsH IusER On German. Mines. Ternina. oltsks
and Nordica3 MN. Van Dyck. Bertram debut. BARS,
Queyis. Muhlmann Meux and Plancon.
Conductor, NJ Emil Paur.
Sat. Ma Dec 20. at 2. Guunod's opera, FAUST Tin
French Mines. Cnlvo Bauerneister aud Manteiii
MN ALVAREZ Cappanari, Mcux and I'D de Reszke
Conductor. Sig Mancinoll
Sat Eyg, Dec. IS, Al X AT Popular Prices, wsgners
oncra. LoHRsgRiS in Gcrmanl Mines Susan
Strong and Srhunann.Henk NM. Dippsl, Muhl
mann. Meux an Prinulr. Conductor. Mr.. Emil Paur
Prices for SATURDAY, Sights-t2.5o, $3.50. TIC. and
600. Boxes. $40. SIS aud $50.
Bun. Evp. Dec. "a. Grand sunday Night Concert.
seats now sale at Box OFIICE, OPERA Hou3E,
and at BOX OFFICE RATES at Tyron's. principal
hotels and RnlIan u Broadway.
WEBER PIANOS USED
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West Side.

A TTRACTIvE. neatly furnished suites 81 up
n ward: single. rooms So weekly; ono sunny
apartment; hotel service; hoard optional highest
references LAKEWOOD. auth ST. 27o.272 West
DEsIRABLE SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS
~ WITH nlAMD; RFFERENCES REQUIRED.
NJ WEST s4TH 1T.
OATH At. ~ WEST ncar Brosdway-Scsly fur
~ nished rooms with excellent board; every con.
veniencc central location; Spanish spoken.
OETH ST.. "a WEST. near Broadway-Han some
Ec largo square room with private hth also single
room; table unsurpassed excellent attendance.
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Efadiug hotels mud Atstaarants.
WHER TO DINE.

"HENE ~ UH ~ T..
Hotel Tariff Bureau .,..,..... 80 9th av., y. Y
Ale la Carte. Tdh.-Table d Hotc.
Delmonico's ........5th av. corner 44th st.. Aic.
Restaurant Martin ..........,..,.....Ac. rdh.
University place aud 9TH ST.
MA, Music from u too.
IN" fnDst A2d IT. and BrOadway- -. .Alc.
GnzSo's, 4Oth At. & B'way, Ale. Tdh, 81 Orchestra
MOielIps West 18th 81 Tuh., 81 :" tMu- o.
m0uqutn's, 80 Fulton II. and 20 Ann st .....Alc.
10. CAFE do Bordeaux, 4b4.45d 9th ay. .... Ale.
hotri nunEnrla, Tan Lunch, = to P.M "vc.
ua. nGi2n 81 Easi Tdh;Db 70 $40, Ibai wnosn
n. R %Sssisa he,.. celeefa as 4aSs,r,,n
=. I'd av. and 10th st. 0ypsy band.
lnnn'. Restaurant, 18th =; 4 ComImbu, Az Ale.
Marsh's, 1OI ". "a tB& L. Tdh.j Din. \ 3. Ale Music
Cabaret du Chat Soir. 81 W.2s. Tdh.. Alc. i lsicJ
Belvedere. 18th vt Sith av.Alc Tdh.lCh,h lc dintt
Schmltis Rrs,.isth -. y col VAL. TIN, sl,wne
Au ChRt Noir, 65I W, B'wsv, Ale. Crdh. hOr wineI
Jncuuin. ...62 n 81 West 9Th At, Ale. Tdh 55c.
Mnrtys .,........... .....I1 W. gath At. Tdh. Doc.
Nl.notel. 42d OPP. depot Tlh soc. wine. music
Inc Eyr!",' 2.tl Hoor. 80 Nassau. Ale. cp. Stn5
meisenweber's Rest. .5sth st. 9Th av., Ale.
Hni.i Metropolis. Ale. Tdh 6to ~: ti.uo. Music.
H iai H. ao,s al, Select French Tdhwth wine. $500.
THE Abbey."Ipsth st.& 1T. washinston road. Ale.
Irogrr's ..........l5fth at, OPP. Speedway Alc.
Rector's.............B broadway aud 44tn at, Ale.
stephnn'-. lo5 W 2sth. Tdh Lch.4 Din. wine
G0ntHrOne's :, 18th IT, bet. Tan 10 vino
Mocks,1i5 W.I2d.Alc Tdh Lch. iOc u. &c. CMusic)
Where To Dine, Continued.
Brevoort House, 9Th nv. and Sth A.. Renonme.
Downtown Elto Tdh. Dinner. Specially Ale.
Tcrrspn Canvasback Concert every evening.
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Wantfa-frmalfs.

UMBRELLAS - Experienced trim
mers on paraSols; no others need apply.
A. M. & r. DAVIES, 10 Walker st.
BrIFIc1AL FLOWERS Best prices paid to OF.
"A perlenced makers ana presser.
L. HENRY L co. T2i Broadway.
A nrIF1CIAL FLOWERS rienced rosemakers
"a wanted good pay: also STUART girls TO learn.
0OODKIND 9CISZBURu. SSl Broadway. !.
RTIFICtAL FLOWERS - aopd hands wanted:
~ also learners; paid while learning.
J. u. JOHNSON CO.. sos Broadway,
A RTrFtCIAL FLowERs-Cood rose hands wanted.
"A stesdy work. GEORGE LEGO. 7u7 broadway.
top floor.
A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS violet makers. LEAF makers.
"A prossers and learners wanted also outside hands
on roses. G0LpBERG 4 HARRISON. 1927 West
Huston at
nj ILLINERY-Trimmer. Milliners. Prepar-rs
AL wanted good pay To right party call all week.
II. 9OLDfAkB. I0t Broadway.
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THE GERARD
WEST 44TH STREET,
NEAR BROADWAY, n. Y.

Fir-proof apartment hotel. centrally and
desirably locatsdi every modern comfort
and convenience; American and European
plans; apartments single oron suite, rented
furnished ar unfurnish-d. Send for circular
or cnll mud make personal inspection.
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Select Buara.
NS~NFaN~f~
West Side.


q I sT ST.. 40 wEsT-A few choice. nevly.furni,hed
- rooms, largo and small; in house Just opened;
superior cuisine; parlor diningroom; table guests
accommodated.
oOND ST., 2 wEsT-Handsomely furnished rooms
~ on second floor. with board references.
ODD ST.. "a wEsT-Ncwly and attractivelv fur
CL nished single and double rooms gsrlor dining
room service and cuisine hrst class table boarders;
references exchanged.
QCD ST, AZ AND 10 WEST Cnear Proedwayl-Iho
~ Nibock: rooms en- suite with private baths
also single rooms superior table; house ana attend
ence unoxcellsd.
doD ST.. pa wEsr-A desirable front suite with
tO private bath, on second floor: also single and
double rooms; excellent table and attendance,
1ETH ST, 2aT wEsT-A large, Handsomely fur.
~ nished square room: running hot Nnd cold
waters bath; large closets table and attendance un-
eIcelled: parlor dining room.
R1TH ST.. 1877 wEsT-suite Of two handsomely
VI furnished rooms on second floor; also large
room; table and attendance unetcelledi neiRhbor-
hood centrally located; references.
QCD at. 10 WEST. near Central Park. 20 minutes
~ from Battsrv-Rooma single and en- suite;
9th ST. 78.75 wEsT-Handsome large front
high.class neighborhocd select convenient all cars
OETH ST. 80 wEsT-Fsw choice rooms, house lust
~ OPENED; newly decorated and furnished
throughout; table snd service uneNcellod; table
guests accommodated; references REQUIRED.
oSTH ST., II WEST.
A front hlcove room; southern erposurei also
other rooms reasonable: excellent table.
9th ST. AND CENTRAL PARK wEsT-The Cor.
~ NELL newly furnished roOmp en- suite or sing
lyi steam heated southern exposure; running
water: excellent table; elevator.
9th ST. 1870 wEsT-ono or two gentlemen can
attendance unsurpassed; terms moderator refer
onces exchanged.
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2atfntS.

pATENTs for Inventions procured promptly, low
i rates. RoEDER a DHIESEN Drank V. Briesenn
" NAssauAt. NIX
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c. B. GERARD, Prop.
Post c>ftiee s,oiirc.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

I)OST OFFICE NOTICE.
,Shoull b, read r,ItY by all interested \. change.
may ucrrr ~ any tmrD
fnrcn:n ma fgr he week ending Dec. "a is'u
WIZ close PEolPTLt ~ all nlaHat at 'ho ten raj
Post Once n, .Jllowsi PARCEL, POST MAILS clos
Parcels Post Mats for Ger'r.Es close At r VI
Monday, and Friday fgr despatch per stoia hip
stui;SaIt; Tuesday and per steamship Patricia
TRAM ATLANTIC MAILS.
TUFSDAY,--h Z. VI. for EUROPE prr s'e,msh d
- Nov l. glaal, FROM Bnst u. vi. Queen -toy r.
NEDNESpAl All A. NJ 'sht p.n'Ignttg F 10 80 4.
NJ t,r EiROP&. per team ~. S,G'hwarI. via
d!rc,te 'l'"s stratu,h :. S,uihwrkN ,.
I'll s&IPfll gLSx6 NAN II -f, EhA ESFrr5 5S'
TURKEY hdIPr. AID BRITISH iNDt\. per
other gas's q Europe mus; 100 directed per
SATURDAY. At 10 M To- ErRorE. per steam.
shp E'rUri.. va gunsu-t"wu. At A. VI. tor
dam. via k1t',r.am tier. must 10 dirr';vt
pr II a.. hip S.art uiamJ a. - \. VI for
NpTLNNl' l'r rt, y ~ - an II - 70 ng.l. VIA
G.a.sIw Gctt.r aus. Ice 4 o." &" p tNtu.
pcr-t"amsl pi-aIi, va chr ,itai, lettrr,nu,t
ho d.-crtcl DER >trAuship IL Iht'N.
srRlS TED NNTE.R Sr.--,icruaI steamers Ing
o. I"rsi,y, tAke Printoi Irt'rr. &. ;nr Gee,
Sc, for OH parts 81 ~. OPP. Nmor.rII an
Whit" star steamers ~ We media German
steamers IN lhurSdayE. ami tluird. Fr,Lrh and
German straa,"r. IN Stturilys take PRINTED
Matter Sc. Tor all rountlirs frr which q o. arc
h,rtri,ed cary 1il.
After the closing IT tho ~Upplem rntary TrA"s Allan.
tic Nal, named .h,Y all q nal supple u-n.
taEy in'i!' a." oprncl On tho p,"f- o. tho
e-I ash rcrh.H upsn ma! within fru Minute.
OF the 2! Hrr Ht "A. lax Z si"iur-.
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miscellaneous.
SfIrrr aIuara.
icn,st Sido.

Eust Sido.
(NRAMTRCY PARK, I. cor. 2lst st-IA-ye, nicely
VI furnirhod rooins; prvatatable in psrlor Ill ming
room references.
ST. tLRAN'S-E. w. DE FOREST. PROP.
r. and q Fast 3Ist st.-Contral location; desr.
able rooms; private baths; parlor dining room.
OSTH ct. 124 FAST Newfoundland, comfort.
30 able and large rooms: excellent table and
service psrlor dining room central locaton refer
enres exchanged,
OSTH ST. 11G FAST.--Tnrge and small rooms ct.
10 ceicnt board special terms for central.
GOTH ST, 100 FAST-Desirnhle. wrllfurnished
20 rooms, LARGE and small; excellent tabls and
service; parlor dningroom.
DIST ct. u EAST, near 9Th av. Handsomely fur
81 nished Ar'e room on hrst floor. with excellent
board: references required.
dORD st. : FAST-Hardsome,v furnished rooms
10 with hrst'cas- board; house select; neighbor.
hood unsurpassed table guests accommodated; ref.
eronces required.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

y. y, ~ II. & H. Il. Il. and connections.
From Grand Central station.
Leave. ly way NJ nus,
30 A. NJ, Springfield and Worcester. a;aop. w.
1000 \. Naturalization and Providence 3;OOP. W.
Nom2 4 M New Lon Ion and rroVidrucs. - T.. VI
l:;o" "; Springfield and Worcester. 6iioP "
u 80 y. NJ. Air Line via Nillimal'.r, Nor p. VI
lin2 T. H.. New London and provid"ncc i;nnp.M
5000 l.. N.,-Srw LorNon aaA Providence N:JOP VI
1900 = NJ. -spriuGnrld aud Worcester. io:OO r. NJ
$500 u. NJ. 'N,v London and Providence,
1900 p NJ
sII:ou 7, n. -Spr!ng Goll ard Worcester d;lh A. VI
gl2 90 p NJ, sNew London and Providence.
$50 A. VI
'Runs daily. including Sunday.
'tliny stat" Limited. all paror cars: fars 81 IN
GLIDING parlor car suat
tArr Lane Limit Il arrives and DEPARTS from Pal
Square Sfakpn. Boston
Return service snms hour and by same route
tN'll stop NJ l2hth 1T,
Through parl aud sleepng Cars Ivy each train.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New YORK.. foot of Chambers
- ~ follows, and Ave minutes earlier from West
O.ll A. M.-vc.tibule ENpross daily for Dny.
v''p hRmtnn, Wayrrly, ElnIira Buh,lo. BrlI.
fond, arrives Buffalo = p VI. larlor Car Butla.o
c.nD T.. tl.-N"stlhul. Lmit"d-FAs m III ia,lv.
-.ON solid IRAN for CaWa2u. arrives at Cleveland
Cleveland aud ClMrnnati. Dining Oar.
1870 xSr:-. nE s sna S'GSrY S E"ssSalSd
bradf"rd 7,2G A. N Jsmssto%nI 4; NJ; Yonnss
Buffalo and cleveland. cafe Library Car.
q. = 4. M.-pa,lv solid train for Hnghamton
"a - Waverv. Emra, Chicago. Shoppers to INF
l. CHICAGO aud Cincinnati. Dining Oar. ~
TICKETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
0hfirNadwAy, ~ II ,wery, 1871 Fast i25th Il. aud
res NV YORK; a5S and $40 Fulton st mS i1r nj
Ma, liroo kiyn l22 R'ycrst, Il"bnlrn, arl Jersey
City Station, New York Transfer o. calls for Iul
checks baggage from hotel and residence TO do'
IlIlnn
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FURNISHED Gooms 4 apartments 10 Ert
East side.

East side.
I EXISGTOs Az. Ito-Sewly furnished and
II decorated single or on suite.
MADISON Az, lnO--A htrisoms lar square
VA room with private bath, on second floor; also
ona other desirable room valet attendance: break.
fast OPTIONAL; references roln.rei
sd Az. 6aS-Flrr'sh"l front room, suitable for
- two gentlemen. aar hall room.
18TH ST. 100 Eh~T-D-Sirlh'r we'll furnished
i rooms. Large and smA'l fNs gentlemen.
OSTH st. 40 EAST rear Madison av)--f,ne larvs
~ room pr, waite bath; also small rooms: gentle
men: reference.
DIST Sr. - EiST-Hen IL nsly IN rni.hsi. front,
81 sunny rooms for la helors or married couples
breakfast optional
Of TIL 81. Ia EhST-yery desirable handsomely
c1 furnished room ~ second "oor. running
water house convenient TO all car lines: board II de-
sired