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The sun., 1899-06-15
Short Hay Crop in New Jersey.

The hay crop throughout New Jersey Is al
most nothing. Many farmers are busy trying
to save something from tho ruins. but what
| little hay Is gathered Is short and lacks sub
stance. The great drought has also ruined tho
strawberry crop. the late berries having with
| cred us soon "a the fruit buds set, and In the
orchards the fruit is falling from the trees be-
| fore II is quarter grown,
The sun., 1899-06-15
Bnnk's Capital InCrenscd.

The stockholders Of the National Bank OF
North America voted yesterday to increase the
banks capital stock from S7OO.0OO to
$1,000 900, the par value OF the shares to be
hereafter SlOO each instead Of SO and the
SURPLUS to remain at 100000 ), fredSric5
National Bank. has been appointed an addi-
tonal assistant cashier
The sun., 1899-06-15

Cherry Il, 243 to 247: Julia doossen VS. Amelia
SaI.druck, lnd,v and eNrJ ITO enion from selling
Me- atty, II = Gunbletou,
Iultun 81, - and 5G; Bldg Department vs. Theo.
dora HOrdou ct al violations, &cl; atty Z, Otter
Duurg,
RiycrSidc Drive, Q cor S3d ST. 164. IL irreg 1915
Charlotte Ack6rnIan VS. Clarence True TO remove
distinctions, SC; atty, Kelly.
35th st. W s, 400 W LIST aV. 26xeS.e; 35th st, v
The sun., 1899-06-15

Secret Service officers raided yesterday
morning the rooms occupied by Theodore
Zoccola. his wife. Dominica. and their boarder.
Angelo Summa. at l2B Mulberry street, and
seized a quantity Of counterfeit hve and ten
cent pieces. The men are UushCart pcddlers,
and gave tho counterfeit coin in change. Com
missioner Alexander held them in S2,50O bail
each for examination,
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TO BUILD 4 NEW CHURCH..
Hanson Place Bnptists Set Out to Raise
Fund OF $500, 900.

Fund OF S2OO,OOO.
The congregation Of the Hanson Place Bap-
tist Church In Brooklyn. OF which the Rev. DR..
A. c. Dixon is pastor has decided TO raise
$2OO.OOO for the erection OF new S125.o0O
church. the wping out OF the mortgage on its
present property. and the establishment of a
$4,000 endowment fund, the interest on which
is to be applied TO evangelical work IT is pro-
POSED that Sl25.0 900 shall be secured before
beginning the building Of the church. and Oc:
tober. 1904. when the fittieth anniversary of
the organ zation OF the church will occur, has
been fixed on for tho completion of the enter
prise. committee OF ten men and ave women
@ has Hbnrch 10 eVse 1ns ., bs mos
fiourshng in Brooklyn. having membership
OF nearly / 400
The sun., 1899-06-15

Postmaster Van Cott hns received authorize
ton from Washington department officials to
put another gig collection route on lower
Broadway. because OF the Increase in number
Of big office buildings. The mail boxes in
floors, collect n bag Of mail every fifteen min
utes during some hours Of the day. A mail gig
IL two-wheeled wagon in charge Of two car
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Auction Sales To-Day.
BY d. PHRNIx INGRAHAM& co.


,,hmsterdam avenue. southeast corner Of
IiSth street, four lots. each %. 2'tXlOO: and
West llSth street south side. 100 feet east
oi hmsterdam ayenuc. ten lots. each 25XlOO IL f;
any Mornlhgsldc avenue. southwest corner
OF llsth street. four lots. each !5.2axlOO; sale
oy oruer central NATIONAL Bank. $780,.
west list street, No. 24D. north side, 2S!' feet
stona from a railipy! torNo - NJ W.
Trust Company, trustee. VS. William + McFnise
ct al. Butler, hoffman, Joline 4 Nvnierse at
torneyS: John Hunter referee: Iue on Iudr-
ment. Sl3, ,SSS .33 and interest; costs and al
lowances. S33S 10; taxes asscssments &c
5000 and interest W
West l35th street, No J4l. north side. 200
feet east OF Broadway 25Xl0 / / ilye-story brick
uat fpreciosnre sale; catherine ). Hunter VS..
Frank FF1k hsan g. a., iTn VI Miner, attorney
SiGb72 an and nttorast 49, - 4 & ~. = IA m
S3ii AZ and nterest taIE ui,u
SSS5 6S and ito.rSst '"Ac'' "e9esshieh's' &C.
wow" ''nu '"'c4ce''
DY THOMAS c. SMITH.
West 1874 street No DO north side IA fact
west Of Amstel dam avenue, iSxlO0. three.
Rtory brick dweli fOrerlOsure sale artinn
No. | Ernst Marx Nathan COInunnyys John
< Scharfmith ct al Lewis $. Marx, attorney
FRANCIS y pelehanty. referee; duo on ludg-
ment. $21SI ~ and interest: costs and allow
anSes, Slo4 ~; taxes. assessments. &c. SlS.Si
ana interest .
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new YORK CENTRAL.
ARLEM DIVISION.
ELI 4. NJ. and A.hG L NJ IlilN- nYcnnt Sunday. v

9:l3 A. NJ. and $3.50 Z. NJ Daily, except Sunday, 70
Pittsncld; sundays only at a:2O A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Iraina Illuminated witt P,ntsch Light.
Ticket Offices at III" 26l, Ala and 1910 broadway,
20 InioY 81, w., 235 Columbus ayoHl W. l25th
st. Grand Central Station. l25th St. station and
l3Sth st station New York; H3s and T26 Fulton st.
and lo6 Broadway. i. D., Brooklyn.
Telrphou" "G,ru Th!rtyriEhth street for New
York Central Cab service. baggage checked from
hotel or rcsidenC" hv Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE Il DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
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Library for the San Juan. r. r., Naval
Station.

As soon MS arrangements can be made for the
disposal of the books. the United States naval
station at San Juan. Porto Rico. will have a
library 0! 1926 volumes. the gift Of the Gilbert
Manufacturing Company OF this city, through
it's President, O. T. Dorman. for whom II will
be named tn" Dornan Library.
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Eoreclnsurc SuitG.

Ips % v. Jno IS smith ct al; atty. y Miller
roth It, lds and no f. Geo smith ~ Vim
IHIth it. II s. 2uG.4 Brook av, 2sxl0O Ronald X
Brown ct al. trus, vs. Anna I Dale ct al, atty, A
Lane,
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'2.1o; Marearc, t Garner to Edward Laps.

9aa:1o; Marsarc, t Garner to Edward Laps.
sot6 &C. f ms. 400 10th av 5iIsi.cisii -
g2loi John CLARKE etAl by guard, &c. to
Edward Lapsley. ......,...,,,,.. o,
9th at. ss, 825 W 9th av, 251ioo 8; Michael
Fecney tu Edwin y Ram eli....,.,,....... O.
Slst at. n 3, 233 O Av A, 2bEIo2. 2; 8lst st
ms. 1870 Az A, 26xi62 Z, Fanny Lilien.
thai to Abraham W LilienthaI' ,,..',...,".
Slst st. n =, l7ee e Av A, 26NIoa2; Fanny
tllicnthal 10 Abraham W Iiiicnthal '
s!th st, IL W. 20rIo2.2; VIM y. Nuome
blst It, =, lSis Sd av. 334xIoU.s;
Eleanor T Starr ct al 10 PiuCus Lowcnteld
and anO. .......,....
0ad st, ms, 225 ID av, 25SIoo.s; Lsidor
Blank and wifc to ChaS Rcinhart :. 400.
lOlst H, 5, lI5 Q "a av, 25x Ioo.1I: David
ROthschild 20 Sarah hCohu.,................
lOlN At, loS, 3. O3.p - Park nv, l6lOx
100 y; Geo sci,ildwachter TO Greater
New York Loan CO...............,....,.... Co TO-!
1Olst St =, 200 Q I'd av, 25IiOO.11; David
Rothschild TO Sarah COhn. ..................
] lam VI. - and 81 ", 35.iOXlOO.Il: vii.
hclminc Walthcr to AmaliA Rupert.
1lbth ST H. 3l2 W 9th av 21xtOO.ll; Chaa
A Runk, ref. TO Ellen uhnc ......,...... 10,
l2Oth ~. ~, 400 " Tth av. l45.2X1lS.5X
S32lOu.ll |; James Morrison ct al to Eu.
gene Potter. .....-...... .............
ltIth At, ss. 41.s Southern boulevard,
lHhNho; Charles Brogan TO Simon Uhl-
fielder and Ferdinand Hccht ..............
loeth st. s., 1882 " Franklin Av, lp.4I
Ioo Nelson Zabriskie and wife to James
90 ... e. .....
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A large crowd of real estate opera
tors and investors went up to Van
Cortlandt Terrace yesterday to attend
the opening sale recently advertised
by w. Cunningham Stewart.
In opening the sale Mr.. Stewart
addressed the asSemblage on the ad-
vantages of the property, its delightful
surroundings, its accessibility, its ide-
ality as a suburban residential section,
the title, the improvements and the
terms of purchase, and, noticing Mayor
Sutherland of Yonkers among the
spectators, Mr.. Stewart appealed to
him to verify his statements as to
YonkerS and its progress. The Mayor
Immediately responded, and said:
81 fully indorse all Mr.. Stewart
has said in relation to the munich
"pality of Yonkers and its readiness
to assist in the development of its
residential surroundings. The city
"of Yonkers-unlike cities of enor-
"mous area and population-is in a
position to deal promptly with
"queStionS of public improvement,
"upon the request of its citizens
Gin no case during the past ten years
has the request of the citizens been
I" in vain and the property holders
con Van Cortlandt Terrace would
"receive equally prompt attention in
the Public Works Department of
the city. ionkers has expended
S3O,OoO,OOO in works of public
improvement, and the city to-day
is in better financial condition
than it ever was, with 100000
leeway for future Improvements.
We have the best water supply in
the State-the purest drinking
"water-unexcelled sanitary arrange
"mentS, the finest system of asphalt
and macadam roads, perfect fire
and police departments, magnificent
"school accommolations-in fact,
everything that goes to make a
truly home city suburban to the
"great metropolis Of the United
States
"Anybody purchasing home
site on the Van Cortlandt Ter
trace property cannot make a mis-
take.
81 venture to predict that
within five years from to-day
"the land on which we now stand
will, at least, double in value,
"The magnificent Van Cortlandt
"Park right south of us. the pro-
"posed new park for the city Of
Yonkers just ahead of us to the
"north which will soon he an ac-
compliShed fact render this prop
"erty of Mr. Stewards an eXcep-
tionally desirable one for high
class homes.
In conclusion may say that, in
addition to the paid fire station,
"within 1900 feet of this property,
"the city authorities have recently
contracted for the erection of a
handsome schoolhouSe within a
"thouSand feet of where | stand, so
you see we quite anticipate the
immediate development OF this
section, and stand ready to aid Mr.
Stewart and other property hold
"ers around here promptly in the
"matter of public Improvements.
al repeat, | fully indorSe Mr..
"Stewart's statements and his man.
"ly, straightforward methods of real
estate devalOnment -
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Omcial Transfers.

Am:'sFsaT m:n5sh hT e%' 1t2,n +, ;:a'oo SO
wife to isidor Bank, '.,''~',, 100
nt!hss t Give s to Ia Iry Nii1 ca1 5000
ciinton ay, II W . o2 2Sne 10Th st, 251
t1itl! ytS oih s. -;S aSS irre! @:oE TorS rS rr
states Trust Co as e1r, %c. to haron l.
Forsyth st. isi. 26Ilot; Rubin crunauer
Fulton az. pt,' n cor iiisth st. 1o,xiooxloIx
u,@li,1n ,9li = Timpson ~ sGts ts J%Ss b"py
james h ToTancr ran RET to wm co5A., '." $500
Kasi9EidSs Eo, ,SGs. I5,a s '3I
Lots = to ~ ~ Gi"ck 2g2a, map l7n lot. of
Bsthgate estate; John Heintz to Henry
Lots TS:ss - to 2o block 3.oai. map l7a lots
Bs,hEato estate JA'ob siegel to John
Lots 2ss. a!s to ;isl. 3Vi to aoy. map estate
EliL l R b King George Lane Son a corp.
s MaSer ss9 * Xuornath Iti hdsoF! pc 1o Gop
Geo ii cowie. referee. to Harris GFahen.
stock. ...,. $4,000
hRaRAi-g Ea% an.a: nS S2F Geo 54'f e.sn
MHSsi Ruth sTS Haad RSaa + e Eosnd
Morris ay, g :. nsS 14Oth ~, 3l.lOA-K
%. 6.l1xIil.ll; Herman schmuck and ano
PARK row. l5E ,24;6Ist,iA-s7s.s; bernard ,oo
Perry St; -, :. 23S55; Jacob Kottek u
ll9.@I: Henry , Iidany ct al to ooors" ooo
BtulZ, B'l part O,OOO
Prospect -, =, 9s3J Home st, 5OI
100: Henry ! tiffany and ano, oArs, &c
Read st. II " cor Washington st, 2hhsN
20 7x27o.aX 700; the city II New York t.
Ed ward kOCh Asa, 900
Riverside Drive, cor V4th st, runs
l3HPN n lNO,SN " rON ~ * " SS.b To
Drive x6 1862. jhus Lindsey 70 JOIN
o Baker. ................ ..........,..
Rivlngton st. 5 W cor Mangin Ut, 24.lX75;
VIM Gay to DAVID MOrii, ............ .,...,.
Union Avsws :. 23 Sc 4th st, 261l0lN3HG
VI Kate BrC derrick 10 Mary Whaen, q
part
Washington ay, cor lsOth IT. 35IloU;
Ferdinand iiecht and simon Chlfelier 10
Charles Brosan n...............;......,,,,.. 100
WEBSTER av. = 275 u 2uuth Il, 1Uxl2o;
John Barr to Robert Quinn. 100
Webster a.. g cor 81 Paul III, 2+.6NuDN-
400; Margaret Mctrua aud ano tpJ"hn
Murphy ........,.... ........ ....- .......
william st. lIS, s,,II,2N meg; John :
Kennedy and ano. eIrs t. ll man SOM
and anO, u part ......-. lo,2Op
to I'd av. 24SIl 5pI2UOXl0i Andrew
Leggat to Jeannie z LegEat. 90. ..........-.
I'd aV. W cor y7th st, 2t llX75; the brown
Realty Co to James II Cassidy .........,.,,
Sd aV, 1919, g. 2h,2NrSK2bHs6.3; Mary
Schafcr to Robert Winters ....... ........ 100
btn av, cg. lO2,2 II 7sth at, a5IluO; Louise
Pollock to Henry II cook ..............
9TH av, 6p2, 4. lU,hNluO; Eugene Phil
bn to lhus L litlsmoNs .,.,..... 49,. ..., 10000
ieicrsr, to Henry Klcc' j. ..,.....,.,.., 1900
18th st,EI, / - o Tth aY. 20IloJ.S; Chas NJ
brennan. admr. 70 Emil Bachmann ..... 1880
2Lth 81 25S ". l5IlOy.oi Auna II Giles 70
Geo Humphreys 80: ::........,..,....,,. 1
S0th 81. ., 400 10th av. 3lI3l,0I3lx
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CENTRAL---HUDSON BOATS.

,,NEWRINH IINE: rior "a y n, daily . p.
NJ; saturday, p NJ SUNDAYS A. NJ; Saturday.
PUkEEPSIE LlNEi Fer -, y. h.UP. NJ.
daily, except sundays
KISGSTON LINEi Wc-t 10th st.. daily. except
Sau!rdays and sunday. T. NJ. Wcst l2"tll st. $40
J.. NJ: saturdays l. NJ; West l2ptl st., - p. NJ ,
landing at West Point. Scwhury, New Hamburg
Marlboro. Milton. Pokcppsio and Esuprs connect.
ing at Kingston with U. and u. H. H. for all points
the Catskills,
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Plans Filed for New buildings

Anthony av, VS. 50 Potter place; three
story dwelling. Pasqunle Tusco. owner; J
Nratacap. architect: cost. ............": $4,000
Av A and 10th At, Q cor: improvement
to store: John Bruokman, owner
O'Reilly Bros. architects cost. :......... 1000
ment to exchange building: Produce
Exchange owner frank Freeman, archl- $3.50
Broadway and i25th st II cor seven-story
Nat and stores: McSweeney, owner;
BrOwner Gayle architects: cost ......... 10000
Melroso av and lb9th at. sw cor; two hve-
story fats and stores; Bruce Taylor. .
sth av, W 8, 81 1l5th st; improvements
to fat aud stores; T Forster. owner;
Neville Bagge, architects; cost. 1000
10th eav. 52S; nye-stury fiat; Owen Ward, - -
owner; George Keister. architect; cost. 10000
11th ct, 90 FL eight-story loft and stores
Mociier arehitect cost $4,000
23d st, III T.: improvement to offices;
Emily l. Smith, owner; noppin kocll, 1910
hrchttecte cost t................ .......... 5000
Goth st. l3i-i38 r; Improvement to dwell.
ing; F Reed, owner; Hays. architect; 900,
C3d st, 8s n. Improvement to DWELLING
tect cost M''' owner ~ .'.'. u"ee 1000
74th it. Jdo W. Improvement to school;
Louise Veltin. owner; Reid, architect .
cost .......,,. lZOOo
10th st, II Z; Improvement to dwelling;
Mrs Anna \ Hoes. owner; 8 b Ogden. ar o.
chitect; cost 1000
Odd st. n g. 10 Q Madison av: hve.s,ory
Jscobsen, srchitodt est., Cost o""'i 10000
1O4th OF, 1S Il: improvement to dwelling;
Bessie Con7beer owner; John Ii himbel,
architect; cost. 5000
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levy ct al 20 set aside deedj. atty. Ellison.


Amsterdam ny, " 5, 24.11s i+2d ct, 75x
Lent ct tai.....,>''.'o.4,.. al $50 90
Morris Harris ,,...!....,.....1. .leo 90
Fsusi ct al nVp.t 10 90
frce ct al $50 90
st AIMS av n q cor / 3pth st. 2lo.to l4Oth ct
prSycmcmt ~u.N '' 'l1'''1''D. o1s 90
Van Buren At, 1872 and 133: Lawrence
Conklin VS. Josephine u ReELano and ano. 425 90
Wales Av, W Q. 3l2. Z Q sWestchtbter ay, hoN
Ian "',n."' IS 90
vs. Henry AcumSeton and % Hno ,. ,1,277 10
sd ay, 81 40; Benjamin Millinger VI August
Schrader. .-... ....,.. ..........,... B4 90
Trssie "'..n 20 22
mew Miller ,.' Wv 7sa 90
Margaret Lyons et al l'..''o,'..'..".".',.'' At e5
vs. Rachel Ranger et al. l''.,o..''.',,, w zs7 as
o Donneii and sno 1'"',...'"..'.,...,,.' 143 so
Iron Works I % vs. Mary oonnor @ and sno' 400 90
The sun., 1899-06-15
Ii Nnn Ara CnnlncIinr

really nrstClass summer resort either at seashore
or mountain, make It's locality known through THE
suN'H advertising columns. svE readers seek such
plRceS,-Aap.
The sun., 1899-06-15
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

G streets lPcuna Il l. FerriesD
Time West 2jru Street. Other figures Cortlandt or
DcshroEtns streets. Daily except SUNDAY. Sunday
9n.y, utner trains daily snnGay lea'ese4'. esun.
I.6:J5, 7.00,A N, Local tor hAsTQN;.
'7.5J, eS.gS A. NJ. For BUFFALO, NIAGARA
ahd Dning Cara. Connects tGr Coal Rranohest:
ExaaGss," hanGsou.est trIihlIh the world; LIN.
lied to seating capacity Huc EufRio F.65 T.. N con.
nctug with through sIoepers TO Detroit ard Chicago.
"13,55, 1.ooP.MIs ISGr wdkKE rs, BAR1EI
t'3.55' Los r NJ. and an II MinIen9sdtsls Po9!:: :n
T'J,JJ,J,1 NJ. Local for MACCH CHuNK.
g t'1,IO, $40 r. NJ. Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
I t'G.IO, 6,2OP.M, Local ENpreSS FOR EAsT0N.
Througl slEsP!ng Cars to Chicago and Toronto.
'7.JJ, 500 T NJ. Express for HUFFhlO and
ToR6NI1 H"9G bHt Sesrngr G% PGs'gRseTsS gsTtsa
BtFEALD and Wet Sleeping Cars TO hcaEo.
sOCTh PLA IEFIEID and BOUED RROOk locals,
AN, 20 25 and e3O y. NJ -.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations NJ lSJ 26l S9,
@j5. 90 and S4 broadway, q Union square West %s
Columbus Ave-, n. y. 800 Fulton st, Ourt ST., W
Brosdwssy and BrooEiyn Annex station, Brookiyn:
y. I Transfer CO Will call for ard check baggage
from hutrl or residence through tn destination.
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NORWICH LINE

For New London, NnrCrst r. Boston and tho Fast.
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WUR-
tESTER Leave Pier aN, y. r., one block above
Canal st., week days only at 5.3o = NJ. ON sundays.
from July I" 10 september IL inclusive, Stouingtnu
Limo Westward stcsmer will touch at New London,
leaving there at 1918 Z. NJ. for New York
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Aailroads.
Pennsylvania
RA.ITSRoAD.

III
" E0.AEIGRo
SIATi2RTS RS ', & HSI III iThf liP rFHEEr
RU-Tho leaving time from Dcshrosses aud
Cortlnndt streets Is five minutes later than
that given below for Twcnty.third Street
station, except where otherwise noted.
72" a. W. sy VIVA MA H. I } s,sS,Is 5SS gnss ss
lT'tshUrs to Chiraro. Norlachcs to Pirsnurg.
S$5 S35 l. VI PhSa i.Is iS SpHlmss nii
.%mrGr,ment sleSring Dining SmGkmg 4nd Ti9 3o-
1,'35 r. VI; cllicAt0 AND ST LOTS EMPRESS. ES'
Tor Na5hyliie via CINCINNATI, Indianapolis CHI
900 j.. ~ u. lou WESTERN rxrurss.-ror Chicago
7.o6T. ii. s6ttlIwGsrI.iUtNEx pREss..-For Pitts
burg, Cicvenhd Cincinnati Louisville, lndanap-
;iS5 T.. VI. TAcIrIC EXPRESS For Ptshurg and
Valley Route. Connects FOR Cleveland except Sat
s.e5 !. NJ. ,posbrossos and Cortlardt Streets s.ts
p M, NAL ANP EAiKtnn.- PnIlman Buffet
lit'buts, aud p,ns Wcst daily except sunday.
WASiiINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
t"rtlan /, street i9il. ,bnnhL Carl, 1922 Dining
C"rIanuii street 2;i 2:5" ',5:gE "Gomgrcssiond
Iin" all rarloT ana pinnr Cars. 4:26 Dining
sHnday ' s.5, i,"'x w, az i5S5 brihs & 6ar( w.
i2:'5. 200 $50 C1nGrossiuHal Linz" all Parlor
@nd ihnnf tN.rS -; -; g Dning I"rj' 400 dining
EOL lIitl'N khlls ~ a .-lNII'ss, -s"b, t'-o H.
PIN. and New orleans, 2:1t y. NJ daily,
AILATrlG COAST LINE.-Express. o:25 A. A. and
fHh 6 FHS G2 X2G aey
* TSt 4fY{' "a fS E Aac2 NJ 21dy days Ds.so..o.
street 10 y. NJ, Cortlaudt street 2l6 +. MI.
Through N"stibulcd Train BUFFET Iarlor Cars.
Pass, nscr Coach and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-l2!55 \. NJ. week days
from West Twenty third Street statlon), e:55 A.
NJ, I2;4O. 2325, 49,, 4:lO, $40 Y. III. sundays
N2I A, NJ, 4 81 i. Nj. from DcsDrosses street,,
p:lOA. NJ. II 90 2.aO. 3 80, 4;2O, 5:luP N. Sum
DAYS n't5 N. 5:l5 T. NJ. from rortlandt street,.
sON A. NJ, l2.i3 go, . 81. I:2&. 5.lo Pm. Bum
days ".ioA A. NJ. ~! =. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
G:lu DcshrDss"S and turlandt streets O:20), 7:25,
I;51. 20, S.,,5, H.2b 30, reuna. Limtod). 1o1o
(Desbrosscs street Iu;lu Cortlundt street 1919
IL 55. .IO Dc-hrusscs ~rort 2lu. Cnrtlandt street
2;I5J. 2.5t. ":5I i 10. i % Dining Car 80 Din
ing Car, . 20 DINING Carr, I.H6, s55 L. NJ, IL 10
night. sunday U:lO, $40, so, t:2o $3.50 tI.im.
tied, b1I, lu;5I DINING Carr A. NJ, 1900 100
dining Carr > 3d. 3:55. 4.26 dining Car, <;55
IL 10 night
Ticket offices Nos. 4c1. n4i. llHe I354. III and
2Gl Broadway, l Astcr House. West Twenty third
street station and stations foot Ot Desbrossos aud
Cortlsndt Street,; Court street $40 Fulton
Street pS Broadway and Pcnnhylyania Annex Sta
ton. Brooklyn: Station. Jersey CITY. The New
York Transfer Company will call for and check
laggage from hotels and residences through to
destination.
sylvgnia liailroad Cab Service.
]. B. HUTCHINSON. j. II. WOOD.
General Manager, General Pass AGENT,
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Steamboats,.
FALL RIVER LINE

For Fall River. Boston, Marthas Vineyard. Nam
.ucket. Cape Cod and all Eastern and northern
Mountain. Inland aud Seashurc points. steamers
and PURITAN III commission. Orchestra
IN each. Leave Per ~. y. IT, 10 t Of Warren st..
week days AMI sundays Mt 5.3O Y NJ 81, amer from
New York, sundays only. touches at Newport. On
other days of the week Providence Line eastward
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West Side,

4 tORSEI l., G7th st. and Central Park wcst.-Cool,
" comfortable rooms. meals optional; permanent
or transient, reasonable.
nOCTuR would share large. pleasant room, first
~ flor, with rhrscian or bachelor. 40 W. 36th st.
WASHINGTON PLACE. 75.-prvate family have
w large, handsomely furnished room for gentle
men. 81, also hall room.
I OTu ST. ~ wEsT.-Large and single room;
- conf, rtshle home for gentleman; good SER
vice. references
10TH ST, 40 WEST -LarIe cool room, first floor;
- private bath other large and small rooms.
81 ST ST., 6H wEsT-Iu New England house.
= large and small roomS, we'll furnished, refer
enCcE.
OOD ST. 2o1 wEsT.-Splcndid cool square room:
- private house; excellent bath; every comfort;
others, moderate.
OOD ST, 3lI wEST-Nccly furnished suite. SIT
- ting room and two Oedruoms summer rates;
references.
ODD ST.. 2ss WEST Delightfully."- cool largo and
- small rooms, one hight up; summer rates. ref
Srences
DDD ST, 33G WEST. Large. cool rooms; hot and
L--cod water; also large front basement; summer
rate.
OQD ST. a27 WEST.-Largc. cool. nicely furnished
Ac rooms; every convenience suitable for gentle
meh, summer rates; references
oSTlI ST.. 40 WEST. Broadway and 9th av,)-Two
cc Handsome square front rooms; I'd and I'd doors;
South, rncra accommodated,
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lwcllino Nuusrs 90 Ict.


Furnished.
TWO COTTAGES. rooms each, nicely furnished:
L three minutes walk from 7. .. aud steamboat
landing. For terms inquire of
Mrs. ELLEN ROBERTS, HarpswCll Orr's Island Me.
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flats and apartments to 3et-Itnfur-
nishrd.
Above 14th ST., West side.

A1.-3cB4 BROADWAY tBOVLENARD),
BETWEES l3OTH AND 1887 SITS.
four and six room apartments: exposed plumbing,
steam heat, constant supply hot water gas and coal
ranIc-, decorated with artistic papers; built espe-
clGlly for people VIII" want beautiful home at very
reasonable rents running from 81! T. S2I per
month. Apply premises T. JtDSON Kill
PATRCB, So Columbus ay, southwest cor lu4th St.
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&slrrt Aoard.

A PARTMENTS FURNISHED unfurnishci1.-Ba Bache-
"a lor apartments, board; rooms accommodations
private famil IS where references exchanged: fur.
idEhed apartments srcridyed owucrs leaving city.
MANHATTAN APARTMENT COMPANY. 1888
lirpaiWay
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WHlTE STAR LiNE.

NFN lVNN"" " TI.NNT IT " y = II ! T'NIIN II.
German" dane Il. noon BRITANNIA July p. noon
MAiestr...,luE a.. noon IyArir. July H. 4. NJ.
For passaEe ire- -At and gene al !uior.nt'.l ~ Ap-
ply to WHITE STAR IINE,
Pier 4s North River. oficc, u broadway, N ~, York
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p PROVIDENCE LINE

or Newport, Proyid Boston, the North md Fast
tcainCrs PlGMOl I'll and PlIGHlM in commss ON.
rchestra on each Lave Pier ~. y. H. foot vt Mui-
ay st., week day only at 900 =. Mtouchng lt New
ort, H. l. M9nday mornings rNr"ptrdl. On Monday
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STONLNCTlOIMINL ii. TIM i= :

for stNnlngibn, NLrragan EFT Tier, watch lll. B'a
ton. and all points Fast steamers MAINEand NEW
HAMPSHIRE, Leave Pier at, \. y. foot Of Spring
81. week days only, at NOO I, NJ. SUNDAY night
Westward trips will be made b. this line from July
8 to Scptombcr IN inclusive. saturday nirht West
vii l,t
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ALBANY Evening Line.

steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
will leave Pier a2. y. r., foot Canal st, at +. VI.
daily Sundays excepted. making direct connections
with trains North, Fast and West