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The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29
local bar Williams, dissatisfied with

local bar. Williams, dissatisfied with
a decision of the Justices Court, ask
ed that the papers in the case might be
submitted to the District Court Oh GER
iorari. Taylor refused, it is alleged,
on Harlow's advice. When the Dis
trict Court sat, the court sent down an
order in certiorari, only to have it ig-
nored by the local magistrate. When
Taylor was hauled before the bar OF
the District Court for contempt he was
fined $25 and informed he would have
been much more harshly dealt with did
not the court believe he had Leen act
ing under the advice of others.
By the District Court Selim NJ.
Franklin of Tucson has been appointed
Assistant District Attorney of Santa
Cruz county. 1t was he who condu IT.
he the cases before the grand jury, and
it will he he who will prosecute Bird
and Harlow in Dece mber. It is known
that betwixt him and Harlow little
love is lost.
All this is viewed by Chenoweth and
his friends as series victories, and
upon this basis of reasoning will they
seek to reopen the case of the deposed
collector before the Civil Service Com
mission
Very little, if any, blame seems popu
larly to be attached to Col. Kosterlitzky
for his share in the reception and
execution of the unfortunate Mexicans
kidnapped. 1t is sort of way with
the colonel to render retribution speedi
ly and severely by whatever means
may be at his command. Though his
ways are harsh, they seem never un
necessarily so. To him is due almost
solely the present peace of the high
ways of Sonora, where before his reign
bandits fourished unchecked. Known
to the Mexicans as Col. Emilio, the
name carries terror throug hovt the
northern part of the republic. He has
held office through several changes Of
civil aad military government. He is
as his convoluted name may suggest
a Pole. He served in the army of the
United States with distinction, before
accepting the command he now holds
He is a man of the courtliest address
but of indomitable determination anC
activity.
Though Nogales has two weeklie
prin ted in English and one in Spanish
there is an effort under way 70
another. 1t is known substantial
bonus has been offered to J. o. Dun
bar and Sam f. Webb, formerly boil
of the Phoenix Gazette, to come t,
Nogales and start a weekly journal
1t is presumed, however the new
journal, if started, will sim ply succeed
the Vidette, the local democratic
weekly.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

U. S. CoNsULs are appointed to
look after matters of interest to the
people they represent. AS rule they
have not much time to interfere in
local political differences. The govern
ment does not employ them to devote
their time in making atfidavits.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

The VIDETTE feels sorry for the
poor devils who have been hanging on
by their eyebrows waiting to get
job as U. S. customs inspector. You
can't all get the same Job boys
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

The "pull" took to the woods the
other night when the "push'' were
celebrating the victory of Collector of
Customs Chenoweth. Boys it pays to
be honest.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

THAT telegram frem United States
Consul Darnell, to the "pull" pre-
ventented many cases of nervous
prostration.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

Ashley, the matchmaker, has full
line of spectacles and nose glasses at
the Sonora News Co.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

THAT Oasis aftermath" has turned
out myth. Poor pull" how you
must suffer.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

Here's betting the old gentleman
from Indiana who SO ably CD attends
to the dear peoples business for Uncle
Sam in Mexico, does not come back.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

'TuE Oasis editor is likewise in q
contented and complacent frame of
mind"
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

ACCORDING to the Oasis of last week
the late grand jury was a three-time
winner.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

PUT on your "armor" Oasis; un-
sheath your sword.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

THE ''pull'' pulled SO long and so
strong the string broke.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

''THE best laid plans of mice and
men, aft gang aglee."
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

THAT snow storm the Oasis talks
about was not heavy enough.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

TIE ingratitude of some men is dis
gushing.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

It's hard to keep a good man
down"
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-29

"Now will you be good2'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18

Hath ST.. g. 1893 " Pleasant av. lo7. 8111+:s1
irreg; John sullivan VS. The Church of the
Holy Rosary ct all foreclosure lien; attys
Pleasant av, W a. 7h7s1i5th st. 13.IxT4 Thomas
Disbrow and nno. trustees. &c. VS. John Cussen
ct al; atty. Lynch.
BrOome II, l4p and l5l; Leopold Schneider and
ann VS. Nathan Lieber ct al: attys. j and )
j. Isaac.
46th IT. II 5, 275 " 10th av. 25I1oO4: John Jordan
Geo II Foster. foreclosure lien; atty. + swift
Lawrence st. " =, 36 10 wiAmstertam av, 25xl 90;
Mutual L H. Ins Co vs. Thos Larkin ct al; atty. u
a2d st. SIS. i25 W Central Park West. 45xloos; Will
liam Buess VS. FAtk UConnell ct al; foreclosure
lien atty 3. Pannes y f..
l34th st. q =. 2T5 Tth hv, loOIqp.ll: Louis LeEe
and ano vs. Arthur huhlker ct al. atty, Roths =
child.
124th st SIS. lb4.8 W LIST Av. lsxlool1: Anna J
Randall vs. Hannah Kotlowsky ct al; atty. II X
Brown.
Prospect av. es widsned, 1872 n ewestchester ay,
I0i Ak irreg; Jared " BELL va Geo Fowler ct al
atty. StockwelI.
1pth ST. =. 81 Irving pl. 2+hIp: Martha FRbert
va Annie Taylor ct al: atty, W II Williams.
Division st. SIS. 1858 Catherine ~, l2.6GIO
Sarah Nicholson and ano, va Mary Powers and ano,
foreclosure lien: atty, l Kugleman.
S7th st. S. 10 Central PARK West. lSt 0o.s: John
X Lyle VS. Oscar A Norman ct all atty, Pnilbin b..
154th st. n $50 W Gourtlandt av. COX 90: Charles
UnanEst VS. George RelRel 81 al. atty, Baldwin b..
1884 -, s, 231 Lenox av, 2bxlOO: John Madden
Uvs Louis Lese and ano: foreclosure lien atty IN
DOYLE. .
Casanova Meyer Lsire tai; atty, A BPrentice.
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Marian at. SO 8. lots 71t.21b.2is. map Pen.
held property 1901 90; WarrenE bAmmis
to Emma Reyerson ...................
Penfold ay. -, 16t Suburban pl, 22X
IOl .lOI27xloS: Annie l. HArnisrhberRer
and ano to Joseph LiebertZ. ..".."..... 2
ODD ct, 1928 ", 25&10Ob; 18th at, ~ II.
ls.HxloO IL Mathilde Eidlitz ct al. trus-
tees. TO Robert Sherwood. ....."".."..... 81
Prince at. u =, 3p.7, Elizabeth ut, 40. Tx
sl.sx. irreg Marian Schranme to Isaac
marx
goth at. 43S W. Q, ls.sxpl.1i: Jacob +
Miller, referee, to Sarah l. Hayes. ...,.. 2
Lot ~, map Hendrick Rutvers. 33xl0S;
Isaac HurowitL to Chas Wolfson. .....
Slst at, 243 y, 2Ox1O2.2: Thomas u Carey
to Mary Flanagan, u pArt.....u.,...,....,
Lots - TO ~. blk, 1929. map, 1T6 lots,
Bathgate Estate; George Bonavia and wife
to Augusta SiebOld. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
cad at. 12s + 4 ~ T. 1l3th st; Robert Sher.
wood to Mathilde Edit ct al. trustees. 81
94th at, 132 2o.INIOo.s: Magdalcna Ruter
to Mary Barry .,,.,........... .......u zee. II
Henry st. n ., ~ re Clinton at, -xs5; Isaac
Goodstein to David n Heman ..,........
Ridge OF, Q =, 81 Broome at, 20H1OO:
Jacob Lyman to Louis Hyman, ~ part.
4th at, g =, 1910 " Bowsry, 25.+Np4.1l;
George X Darlington. referee, to Max
9th IT. 1917 W l4xloo.il; James Wright
to Philip King ....,........ ..,...., IL
Suffolk st. g q, 1oo.2s Stanton At. 2bX1oO;
Chas Ruff ct al to Bernard GalcwsEi......
1SUth at, So al.5 Union NV, lS.11xpp.5x
1S.4xlo5.d; Joseph Liebertz to Annie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18
Auction Sales To-Day.

S.r,.., "'"' l. "hh hh 'o'
. Tv'"tal parceiS. vacant and improved prop
~, "Arcutors sale. estate OF Amos H. Emo.
@,oH"WH;
q, W. street. No q. south side. 73.9 feet west
'' E' w. e, !, hVs;S tory brick building
-TNo'i N22X',S6. similar building.
d i iIIT street; No. %. adjoining, on west.
.. ''""'N-@ N'E'2 ,. simll ar building: par
Va,
Tho,SSS ptoalWay, No. l4I; southeast corner OF
.t 'r'sa street -''O aNA' llX2l llx5O.l. Ave-
ii, msIck and IRON front building.
,,s NJ street, No 10. south side. "a. IL feet
.H,gyL me OF foregoing. 25xlOO1l. five-story
'' Hpw m.uIlng; parcel ?.
e.. Sra, ,n Get A9 ~ southeast corner Mer-
"yWi 6. building; parcel 3.
lTg Ios.ef street. Nos. lOS and 10, east side.
IN Hpu'hUI l'rlnce st.. 4"NNlOOX4S.ll AK
,,o5 SN.Stpry brick building. connected on
llIr 'p,F WIN W OOstor street. Nos, liz and
r,,, VS. anu adjoining 30. lXlOOX5O,Ol aXlOO.
Ne,t l. nr.ck huIIling parcel !;
rn,rS hfoaiWay, Nos. Al to 47S. 1922 feet
hr"WvhM vest Houston street. 6l.2+xl72.5
MI WEh 70 Nos. l46 to $50 Thompson street
1GliS two fve-stOry brick buildings
7gnpNnSon street, 1872 and 1874, east side,
Gi Iett south Of West Houston street
w .x"S - NiS 10, XaSll, two tWo-story
latte brick buildings; parcel 3
gn,'HAdway Nos 1853 and 1870, Nos. 200 to
West Fifty second street. and 10. 79S
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Man ESTATE NEWS.

.,otic1l opening OF the fall auction
inc sterday attracted great number Of
I''so" o,erstors. spectators and investors.
IOhe p,,,dway snlesroom. and the the large
ON, iT,,ips, vas easily disposed OF. While
~" .,,,irs we're in a majority OF cases the
re p", the parcels which were sold under
lW,,r. there was n disposition on the
greer, n,,tsidsrs to participate In the bid
IM IN the voluntary sale conducted by
aus, oor smyth. fourteen offerings were sold
ncuoI. Co., Of these were secured by inter-
$40 .r,is, Tho other parcels In the Offering
""H ,sn,s.,ed for eagerly by outsiders and as
"..,, the bidding was very spirited. The
wa, ,ucress attendant upon yesterday
ru. ..neurs well for the Emo sale to-day.
W.. brokerage branch OF the market con-
~" II. share toward yesterdays healthy
'.,,i,y The sales were not conspicuous IN
NHua,,IIr but substantial number OF trans
,,,,s were reported as contaminated Inv
e,,o,I,y Of the sales concerned private dwell
mad pIo,s. Two OF the dwellings sold rep
.',., m. best style OF private houses. one oil
r." IA located on Riverside Drive and the
,,,- on Fast Seventy-fourth street between
w,lison and Park avenues.
rhs most important Offering at auction yes
"a regards intrinsic value was the plot
Van lots fronting on the west SID" OF seventh
...rr. between l25th and l2Oth streets
80. lots were sold by order OF the executor
I,,ta s.t,te Of Henry Shubart. There was an
,,,.,,l,p among those who attended the safe
.u., a., inset price had been placed on the
,.o,srty and owing tn this the bidding was
,.,Lor listle.s, The property was nnaily Sc
.a,sl by Israel S:einhardt. son-in-law OF the
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Plans Filed for New Build,

Rosedale av, W =. 200 Merrill ST. two.
story dwelling: Louis Hunsburger.
owner b Ebling. architect; cost .:....... $4,000
Minnisord ay'% isi a,,nrB Brdxe n e. .~O
owner; II EblIng architect; cost. $500
Bath st. INV and Sad st 1oJ.lll W: one.
story music hall: D sullivan. owner;
Bernstein. architect; "ost.........,..... $4,000
Schuy Ter At and Marvin av. n W cor: three
story dwelling and store T. r and Doty,
owners; 5 Sugar. architect; cost. 80. $3.50
L& Brandt, architects cost .",.'.,..'.'. $4,000
13sth ut. =. l3sth ct, s. lISe 7thav
owner Edward wenI. architect; cost, 49,, $4,000
goth At. 1872 W. ak story and basement fiat;
cost e.,,,.,.,.,.,.,.. .'.'....., 2s.5oo
18th st, 232 f; four.s;ory dwelling; st.
cost 1900
1st st. o S, 8io II 10th av. Wakefield; coal
shed; John schrader. owner; + W Ring.
Broadway. 4oS and 40; Improvement 10
store; Mrs Brooks. owner: Lieman
Nash. architects; cost. 1000
Sd av and 63d st. e cor; Improvement to
dwelling; Peter Doslver. owner: steg
mayer, architect; cost .........,-. 5000
Crotoua place. Q, lbb = suburban place;
improvement to dwelling: Mrs Nogel.
I'd av, Sos: Improvement to tenement;
PAiip Hoehler. owner; M J Garvin. arthi.
tect: cost ......... 1000
Summit av Q g. 1858 ls2d st; improve
meut to dwelling: Annie Thomas, own
er; NJ Il Grimes architect: cost ........... $50
AID at and 18th av. n cor: improvement
to barn; Metropolitan Street Hallway Co.
owner; Az Porter. architect; cost ",,;" 1000
Front st. 80 o. improvements stable: John
simmons. owner: Dodge Morrison
architects; cost. ...,.....,.........,.,. $500
F. Reilly. owner W Berger. architect;
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Goldberg. Nathan r. to Louis Muller; Am
sterdam Az. 575, e cor S8th at: 1912
yrs.
Hubert, Conrad. to Harry Graham; Sd av,
1l2s, sw cor 6Sth st; 10 yrs --,............
We'll, Jonas u ano. 10 samuel Fieldmnn;2d
av.sw cor Tooth at; s yrs .........,.... $3.50 T.
Hirschfeld Louisa. to Henry NJ Smith: 9Th
av, 34S, o yrs Observation-Disclosures. 800 to
4Oth st, 223 TO 22g W. 5yrs................
Simon, Pauline, to Morris Meyer; Hester ct,
20. yrs observation-disclosures.
Prince, Ivau. to Frederick Miller: Stanton
Al, 81, yrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Hothan sophie TO Frank II Struck; lsta v,
lphl. - l-b NGh
Sanders, Beverley Z. to Isaac l. Barnett;
Ssth 1t, 100 W. = yrs Observation-Disclosures.
Bsrnheimer. Simon f.. and ano to John
Patjsns: Park av. p5p. corS2d st. 8 7.l2
yrs ............. l. 200 TO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.

The Avenue of Travel South and Southwest,
CUBA. MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
Trains from New York. depart from Pennsylvenia
Il. Il. Station Daily, Esd st, COrtlandt and Dss.
br0sses At.
Rn.The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt street is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station.
1910 A. Mast MAIL-Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Cars. New York to Atlanta, New Orleans. Savan-
nal and jacksonville. Fla. Dining Cars. Washing
ton and Spartanburg. Tourist and Sleeping Car.
Washington to San Franc SEQ. TUESDAYS and FIR days.
255 4. Mn. Y. " FLA. EXPRES5-Pullman Draw
ing Room sleeping cars. New York to Columbia.
Savannah. jacksonville, Tampa and Augusta.
2:55 p. M.-WASHlSGTON Il CHATTANOOGA
LIMITED VIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars. New York to Roanoke, Knox
ville Chattanooga New Orleans and Memphis.
Dining Cars, Ridfnri and Alfalfa.
4;2J =. M.-WASHINGTOS n SOUTHWESTERN
LIMlTFD-Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars.
New York TO Atlanta. New Orleans, Birmingham,
Memphis, AIheviile Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Nashville. Dining Car serves meals. New York and
NEW YORK OFFICE. 27l BROADWAY.
FRANK s. CANNON. j. NJ. CEIP.
Sd Vice. Prs. n Genl Mgr. Traffic MgE
W, A TURK. q, p, A.
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Delaware, LaCkaWanna & Western.

Stations in New York. foot OF Barclay and Christie
Leave y. y. pher st- Arrive \, Y.
5000 am ..... Binghamton Mail ........ 3 30 pm
$1,000 an. ., Ithaca. O,wegu, Buttalo XIX 90 PM
rl:0o pm BlrAlo aud Chicago Express $500 pm
400 pm scranton, WilkesbArre and
Plymouth Express .......... 30 pm
"7.oOp pm Buffalo aud Chicago Linn. Ell 1850 pm
$3.50 pnhB 'fdlp TX. ar, BufalD 54i am Li8O am
H..3O pan tItEara Osw"gC Utica and
Buffalo Ey. ......... - 80 am
tSleeper 10 scranton, Nay he occupied TO 40 am
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at l1a. 429
and abO BroadwA, and II Park place
Wo.tCotts Express Company will call for and
eAeek baggage 10 destnAugn. sDAilJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18

85th at. n 9, 200 e Riverside Drive. COX
1922; ellison Collins Co vsW + ID Stokes
and Collier.Weeks Co .,......,,..........S1.5 23
10Th at 422 and 424 K; David W Binns vs
Adolph Wiedhof. ct al. ..,.,.............. <3C
Brook av, n q cor / 1lst 1T. 1UOI10O: Wash.
ington Hydraulic Pressed BrickCo VS. Louis
,,uHptrt '.''.'''.'.''. ITO
Warrington av, s. $50 II l7pth at. look
100. Raritau Hollow and Porous Brick Co
Va James Lane. Observation-Disclosures. 13a
BathRate av. Il o cor 1Ith st. 4p.SIp5.Ix
Az. lxD5.I; NJ Str,chan X Co vs Morris
Neufeldt and Isiior Cohen ............,,.. TIC
Madison st, 1876; Marx jacobson VS. Kate
RosenbAum aud Abraham Abelman....... 1872
133d 1t, 6S W; John Madden va Louis Lese
138th st. n a. 400 st AIMS av l25x1 100;
Louis Lubcker VS. Marie Lasperges. ....... 2.sDf
Cherry 1T, 4Ts to 4s4; Il Marin va
Joseph W Kierst ct Rl.................,....' 07F
and WIN stacom .....,...,,.. 1900
Washington av. " 1856. 10 1soth st. look
LAB: Chester r Reynolds Va James Lane 2Ss
Ith st, IA f.; Ravitch Bros VS. Fay
vs. same 400
Hester at. 3 and :; Same VS. same .......... 5.48t
Lenox av, 523: Isidor Glassheim vs. Fred.
erick Aldhaus observation-disclosures. zoo
s5th st. lo+ +: Bradley Currier Co va Der.
nard Bimberg. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 16I
1,ard st. a34 and 286 E. Michael Ieiily va
hary Lyons. ,','....''. .........''''''''''' o'
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A $3.50, 600 Harlem Building Operation.

Plans were filed with Building Com
missioner Brady yesterday for q block CT
twenty fve-story brick flats to be erected in
two groups OF ten buildings each on the south
side OF 1:}Sth street and tho south side OF both
street Just east Of Seventh avenue The fats
Dorothea Weber and the architect Edward
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18
Utopia Incorporated.

ALBANY. Oct 17.-"Utopia" was Incorporated
to-day with a capital OF 1000 to conduct no.
ment in Manhattan borough. The directors
are: George 4. Picken. Neil A. Flannery and
Marx Burns OF New YORK city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18

Hubener. George. VS. Moses Lubelsky, l7s
Monroe at; 1879. Observation-Disclosures. S42
Pruden, WIN r., VI McCrscken, Dagnall
Co, l49th at, II s. 100 Boulevard: 1919 80
Scroggy, William, Va John Levy. 10th Av.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18

s5th st. IS, 1872 Amsterdam av, 1sIloo.5; 9th
st, n 8, ltJ Columbus av 15.6XlOo.ll: 1lTth
st. 30 to Al W: DsNis burton VS. Alonzo Teets
tspecinc performance, &cj; atty. j kearney.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-18
Ranl Estate Trnnsfers.

uP FGgs s to sss,; st
18th st. POS f, 2sxlo22; Louis Gravel
to James ke az
Union az, ; :. Z o. i"t4 map, land q Jacob
51rr.g i part; Mary f brown to Ellen
Uhton H ave- NV. Z Of above lot GIE76
3asd ~ part; Ellen Dougherty to Mary
12oth st. ia ia and liz +, .4i.sxioO.Io Au.
rusa siuhold to Henry Weiss. 800. exch'Ge
striker to Robert Hill ...',.1......,..., 1900
rnionay, vs., ~ Of ola line q George or
l"Hth ST, oDH looI irreg, Mathew Riley
West End Az, es iisHs S6th At; 20 i,
6Gth st, SOW, l6xloo,5; Maud Banks to
6Gt6 st, 81 u, 35Ilio.lo; sarah f Knapp to
1aSd H st Ss s. s55 7h sv, 261aiI John 'o'
l9lst etm.; 300 West End ay. !oIIo9,ll
2tt a Il! Hi'! s! v. a5.ssa Mary Brcthaupt
70 George Humphrey. .;;..;..:. exch'ge
En- ia Fl bsy to Wan s2 beg
18th sy O E no" + llTth st. t. 21Ss'; Louis
4d hs': 70 E% ai@s c "a aS g.
rem " Foster, referee, to Andrew Nils. 2.276
Gnndlac6, and sno to LoronS and Mar.
old Boston Road s. $50 s 'jiuliannl st.
53xio0, sk5oxi.h; Mary Knewitz to
12itn st. Sc. 800 18th ay. 3s4Iaa. ii John
K sloane to Eliza T Wray confirmation
and correction, deed q {. .......... ........
TO Emily b. clinton '.,'..,'''1''.1,',.e $4,000
9th AV. II 9 cor llpth al runs n l to MRnhAt.
tan la or rd L to 10Th st, Z II beg:
Mary POillon ct al To- Eugene DAILY 49,.
Mary Taylor to EmilyIE Purdy .,', -, a4.76o
Union Av, W :, 30 lhith at. 26x75k2OKT5;
Howard Msnn u Helene Trem berger ... 1000
Trrmberger to Howard Mem ......''',.,. 500
IntcrvHle ay, ,. - a. ? Freeman ST, 3s.3
NlOL4GI7.3Ls2; Eugene Rushsr to
Harry HunchberEcr' 49,. =. -, 5000
Hamilton st, lay $ l7,4KIO3.RNl7.ax
loa q; Isabella l. cambridge 10 Robert
Elllotk 4
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New York and Boston All Rail.

n. Z, y. H. IT. K. r, and connections.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave. by way of Due.
Q:O4 A. NJ Springfield and Worcester, $50 p. NJ.
lo:OOA.M., THEW London and Providence. 3 100 p NJ.
glO:O2A NJ, New London and Providence 4 80 p. NJ.
IL 90 NJ, Springfield and Worcester. 5:4OP II.
100 Z. NJ, Air Line via Wllimantic, $500 p NJ.
1902 P. NJ. New London and Providence. :: 100 p. N.
800 M..FNew London and Providence. 900 p. n.
4;OOP m. springfield and Worcester. 1000 p. NJ.
$500 PM, y New London and Providence,
II OOPM
$1,000 p NJ. "Springaeld and Worcester. 6:l5 AM
$1,000 PM, New London and Providence
a;26A
Runs daily including Sunday.
ttBav State Limited all pArlor cars; fare 81. in
GLIDING pArlor car seat.
Return service same hour and bv Same route.
sWill stop Mt l 9bth st.
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train.
c. 7. HAMPSTEAD, Gen. Pass. Agent
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FURNISHED Rooms atantrd.

I ADY wants square room, running water. oath aud
IL 21st sts., 9Th and Lexington AYES; moderate
price; permanent references necessary.
Mrs. 7. W., 1912 Broadway.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers
St. a. follows. and Ave minutes earlier from West
23d st.
O.OO 4. N.-vcstihule Express daily for Bing.
o.Oo hsmton. Wayerly. Klmira. Buffalo. Grad
ford, arrives Buffalo X J.. NJ Parlur Car Buffalo.
1.llP. M.-vestibule Limted-Fast mail dA ly.
Z.Oo Solid train for Chicago arrives at Cleveland
$40 A. NJ. Chicago = P. N. Sleepers to Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
-.on +. M.-Burfalo and Cleveland Vestibuled
Bradford 7:2o A. M. jamestown ! A. Nj. Youngs-
town l":27 A, NJ. Cleveland 1880 p NJ. slespsrs to
Bu alo aud CleN Gland, CAFE Library Car.
OIL T.. NJ Dailv, solid train for Bnghsmton.
"a - Waverly. FlmirA. Chicago. Slfepers to Buff
talo. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
'EICkErS. Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS at II |, ! e. 2Sl, 4ul and
M broadway, I27 Bowery. lbr East 125th 1T. and
2.3 West l2Hth At. Chamber and West I'D At fer
ries. New York: 1913 and $50 Fulton st.. ~ Broad.
way Brooklyn; l22 RIVER St. Hoboken, and jersey
City Station. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence to deItinR
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

HVHtpV W = EFFEVI MAr II I8VV'
Leave New York, South Ferry Whitehall TerminAO
and foot Of Liberty street. Time shown is from
South Ferry. Leave Liberty street minutes later.
-DAih. Except sunday. Sundays.
CHICAGO. 800 A. NJ, Liberty street only.
-l:25 r. 81. and -l2:lo night.
HrT3nt no $50 A. VI. Liberty street onlyh
CIiSciNXATi ST. Lofts, $3.50 A. M. $3.50 P NJ.
+l2:lo night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE, 1855, "a:55 CDiner),
~II:25 A. n. DINER, tl266 P. NJ. Diner, sl:25
DINER, - b5 Royal Limited" exclusive Pullman
and .l2;lo night. NORFOLK tI255P;M.
All trains are illuminated with Pntsch Light
Union - W. l27 Bowsry.N y. $50 and llss Full.
ton st, BROOKLYN Whitehall Terminal and Liberty
ST. baggage checked from hotel or residence 10 dos.
tinAtlon