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New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

TIE stree, numbers Nos. 1890.
The approximate amount of the lien or charge 70 satisfy
which the above described property Is 70 cs so.d 10
21s with from the sth day OF Feo
rvay ist9 together with and allowances snlour-
irc 10 S2'2 10 with Interest from February 9TH. sv To-
gefher with expenses OF sale
The xate amount Of taxes assessments or othe.
ll.nx ich are allowed the purchaser out %
;He purchase money PAID By the Referee. is N'2S
and interest. . - -..-.-. A..
The premises Will be sold subject TO morisags fof
500 600 with Interest from the lat day of De-
cenber lsos AZ the Of I'VE cenOm per annuH:
sso To- \ mortgage FOR sil0Ooo With interest fhercen
rom December is 1897 the u st per cent PEI
annu also 70 covenants contained IN deed resoraeo ~
Thsr 04 p Convsysnces pase 10. IN Ne"-fork county
Registers once. -. ,...
bA'e"' WV FRANK o. ARTHUR.
Ress
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Ano.h.- --.r,or ot Ne day was that TIE New.York

Anothcr 7lror of the day was that tie New-Nork
club would make a. effort TO secure Robinson ana
Nccrav ~ Tho Baltimore club Manager Ilanlou
said that M rrouositi0n had been made % him.
aItnousn he adui led that Ncw-lo.k needed two
i,fe. ei.rr men NfW-YOTk could nud goCf use TOT
Iloi ins.n behind the bIt while the team has not
had good third ba elaan since DAYS mored 20
those tla vers the management would better com
rnuuicatc with the mon. ana then come 10 see hih
ana he would be pleased 20 taxi
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Receivers Notices.

New YORK sUPREMB COURT New-forS couny.-
~ IN matter OF the application for the voluntary
dissolution u the Holmes Brumlsy company.
TO ALI. WHOM IT NAY CONCERN. notice 10 hereby
given that have been appointed by the supreme Court
the state of New York in this sethn r~sver OF ns
Holmes Brumley Company and of all the property ans
effects OF sad ccfporaton and that have duly quail
ned as such receiver arr do require;
l. All persons indebted said corporation TO rsnfer
account at the once Of my aorneys IS Nsssea
Street CITY OF York ard County u New YORK
IN OF New York ny the 10th day of March.
1899. OF all Of owing by them respectively
pay the
H. All persons having in their possession any property
effects OF such corporation deliver the
b. the said iUth dsy oe March. 1899
Ill All the creditors OF saa corporation to deliver their
respective accounts and demands BY the said 10Th
day Of March. 1850
" All hodlnr an, opsn suosisting ecutyaet
OF ssid corporation to present tn. writing ana
In detail 20 At the place Aforesaid before TIE
said 10th day OF darch lfeo.
JOHN rF G. IRELAND Rscelvsr.
DOVE. MURRAY = HARTRIDdE. Attosusys Tor Ho-
cever once and Postoice address, IS Nassau street
Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York.
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When asked regarding the strength Of the con con

Whon osNcd rfearlng Iae SUensI0 OF DC o0''-
solidatcd Brooklyn team Manager selee admitted
tna, il would be remarkably strong in1iyiduai. Y;
H. I'D not hazard an opinion as TO whdI ~ wo";a
Durham on March o. lie says that ne $9i,ni
Taro.iro climate is well slitcu for carly bdschl To
'-.frin. Uis team practlscd 40 Greensboro y a..
lasi s9Ing seee has ssnei t%2 y0unf ma pay
arc TrIstec n left fielder from Kan-as city, ana
street a left-handcd pitcher from Dayton. bo'h
men came 70 S,leo hisnly commented.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
ST. NICHOLAS DEFEATS MoNrcLAIR.

TIE St Nicholas Skating Club defeated the Mont
clair Athletic Club In n closely fought hockey game
at the ST Nicholas Rink last night The final
score was ? 10 /. Both sides seemed affected by
the arctic weather. and played rather stfly. The
victory OF the 81. Nicholas team proved surprise
10 its friends Three Of the teams best players
Calender Larnod and Socum-were absent The
ST. Nicholas seven were much heavier than their
opponents, 10 which fact be attributed the
Victory II IS the first game the 81. Nicholas team
has this season in the series for the cham
plorship q the Amateur Hockey League. Walton.
OF the ST. Nicholas team. was the only man IN
iurcd IN the game lie received a blow over the
right eye from hockey stick. which left deep
cash
Williams scored the first goal for Montcair on
a pass from Max Hornfeck. after twelve minutes
Of play Tho FIRST half closed l to in favor OF
" 1ntc air Better work was done by both sides IN
the second half Conway tied the score In scrim-
mage. just before the tire Of the last half eX-
p.led Conway shot q second goal. and won the
game fr St Nicholas. Moncair would have
scored several times in the second half had l. not
been for the clever blocking Of Blair. The lineup:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Brooe-ave. . correr st Paurs Place; si2xloo7
x7N+xloos; R- ok-ave. s. el2 T. n o. II
PaGls Place. i'uNl00.1, Brl .k-a'e. s. l>l- T.
~ 81 Pauls Place. l0)NioOA. the Farm-rs
Efa., n Sslx-Tl.Ran S cimP1ny c sA,.',, $Iosc
:7lst-.t. ". ner OF Brook ave 39.2xlOo; same
Br ok-aye. -li' :. 1873 r. ot Wendoyer-aye. 100
x3' !; same 70 Isaac and Max Roenm. ,:c,.. 30
BIO <-aEe -, lGc 4 ot l7s'cst M Ic'T2oi1
1o0xioou. same to Ernst-Marx-Nathan Com % >,
Bio's..ave. $ corner iiis, st, loo>ioo9, same -
BOOK ave " 5, si2 u o, i7ist-st loOx32 *
lys.2X35.S: Brook ave. W So lG-S Il : n list
s. looA39 ixlolx393: same to Ernst-Mar1- g,
Br. S-avc. E s. 2si2 (. of s. Pau's Place TX
P'SS. lS sfme s. - ''i1 fn i % 81 !a 12o
4ith-st 9 II e Of lltl-aye. l5Nso5. Francis 70
$500 .css5ett. f. ~ Mini, i 1879
rith-si. 10 81 Wet i7.gTiojll. Alfred W o
Lsrrdn,re S' IL rfaae TO- s3 al Iacoos.. 23e
Pafh-ayc - corner 9s,h-st loollxs0: same 70 C d
s,i-a@e $. -. q il:i9-s, 25l&loo. ana
irregular: same 70 Emanuel Hei.ner snd ar 90 g
7t5ate 3.' come iiih-s, 5o5xioo: same to 900
5, N'choaa-aSe ave- W corner lin St 5o2xic7sx
.Sa2c S. ': 5o5 u Of iitF-s 5o5Si0o. same
12ia1.t. Ai''' ;. 10 It W ot shave 5oxlooil
Wilbur La.remore. refe ee. 20 Frederick -
,os,i-s, 10 3ii East Is oxii0 II: Charles II
Easton and wife 60 Katharine Pc .:..;.. l5V
sane an = P!sBs'. .,5s Lla'S''4 i'1o'o-9' 80 'e 1870
ioalle.. S. 70 100 Ea.. 2xiooiI. Harris Beaver
wendoreieaye eId Tie We ' s. 1911 II of we6steraye
i0Oys4xlO0xS3.G: the Farm eis Loan AMI Trust
Company. as executor and trustee to hyinan go
sonn ana anoth,r ,s =: p, 7x -"
"S9d3x7 i6t 3x-.6s iGi same ne u m " . 1o5
sSaTe iOs,'e''e corner ii26-.. 2t7xoo Wilbur .,
La-rsmore referee 70 p1h.rt Ferguson. ...---... Z"
stha'e n W cornsr ll2,h-s,. 253xloo. same TO 80 =.
ntn Cumming. jr ............'.''''-''''' 60
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
RACING.


The wei~hts FOR the Brighton Handicap at one
mile and quarter % be at the meeting OF the
Brighton hacirs As ocia-ion were announced yes
terL4v and are as follows.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10
SUPREME COURT. New York

SUPREME COURT. New York County
- METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK General Guardian, etc, asainss
WILLIAM K. VAN BOKKELES ard others -,
In pursuance ot Judgment % foreclosure and SAFE ouI
made and entered If the above entitled action oearrI
date the 18Th Of January. 1893 and entered N ~.
Office OF the Clsr< 0, the County ., New torH N W
Court House the County ~ New YORK, on the lotn %,
~ Ianuarv ls99 l. the undersigned the reteree IN the
New York Real Estate Saieroom. Nunter III broaaws.
thorough o, Mania .an City 81 New YORK County or Hew
York on the 2d OF February 1899 az Twelve eoS<
noon OF that day. ty Peter T. Never su'u9neer IN:
premises directed ~ the said judgment 10 be soe ana
described therein a. follows; ,,. ,,. ~.
ALL tha, cersir lot psee or raroe ot lah'' VT 80 ~;
buildings and Improvement thereon stuais Nins sna
herr In the : Anty-second Ward Of tie City OF New
York bounded and 9os rited as follows; 49,.
REFINING a nolnt on the toltherly slce et s.N-
hfh S~.e distant hurf cd and ici} -slA teet sas'
er fror, the ro-er formed by the intersection o ire
OF Amsterdam Avenue running thence southwsTay ana
parar.i with Am.'ertam Avenue. ana part on ne esy
through a party wall hundred feet and n's nenes
the centre line of the block tetTeen Sry-i2uItn nnd
Sfrtv-fh streets esstvardly along said eenrs
In. ana parallel siNty-htth Street egn,esn teet,
and part the through party vail one hunar.o
and FIVE the southery Hr- of sixy-nftn
street, and wes,ward.y arc afong the soutnef
live @, SNtv-ffih street :h,eeu feet 10 the poiht %
place OF beginning said premises being known as NO io'
pa,td New York January ~ is9o.
PARSONS SHEPARD OGDEN.
Attorneys for the PlaintiH.
III Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City. y. Y.
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QUARRYING AND

DROPOSALS FOR QUARKYING AND
CRUSHING STONE OFFICE OF THE coMMIs-
SIONERS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington. Feb
riary 8 is9a-sEALED PROPOSALS will be received
"a : otfce until IL o'c.ock Saturday March L.
1899 quarryins and crushing stone Blank form Of
r0rosa seclhcaons and all necessary Information may
bs obtained AZ the Once Engineer Commissioner
u - TOHN B WIGHT. JOHN W ROSS LANSING H.
REACH Commissioners y. c.
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g onntrn Doaro.


y INVALID may obtain board. with every care and
~ comfort in physicians family in the suburbs OF
New-I0ndon. Conn. Address Box Dos
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

Asphalt strips are 70 be laid IN Long Island City
from the Thrty-fourth-st ferry along Borden and
Jackson aves 20 Thompson-ave.. Ncwtowr. Tho
price to be paid is $500. The strips will be three
feet wide each and will be eight feet from the
curbstOue
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0ouutrn propcrln 90 cct.

0onutrn propcrIn 90 Eet.
STAMFORD, DEL. CO., NEW YORK.
The Chateau de Nav ARE. beautifully turnsaed four
teen-rooni cottage oedrooms bllliard-room aFg.
r4zzas electric lights throughout. stable with use ot
rfiares lafg. eloInds with fountain also choice os
,h-e cottages oppo eight rooms fully furnished cleo
trc light a4ge Iiazzas summer 90 Fer full particulars
sddress Dr RRISTOI No 900 Madison Ave. " Y. city.
Onn ~-CORNWALI~ON- HUDSON; 25qe cash. bal
t,UUU. bond and mortgage az oc "a
story dwelling. 37x4 feet and stable In goo con,
dtifn: finely situated high ground 10 acres bounded
by three thoroughares shade and good fruit
sitshe for subdivision. This property Is worth double
fLa money OWNER 3e Nas.au -. New York CITY.
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1 600
Suburban Rcil estate.


a GENCY.--Montclair real estate all kinds. sale and
n rent. CLARENCE B. TUBES Beekman-st. " l.
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OFFICE Constructing Quartermaster of Fort

- Hancock y j.. Army Building Whitehall ST, New
York CITY, February T. >JaSeaei proposals Will be re-
ceyed heie until II O'Clock ~ March 1870 and then
opened for Construction o, Rip-rap Wall a; Fort Han
cock y j. according to specifications 10 be seen here
Proposal blanks and Instructions bidders furnished
application L. s night TO reject any all
pos Is @. g. BAILEY. Capt. A q NJ, T. = v
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

T. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. SD ST. Paul St.
Baltimore Nd. Feb. g. iso0--Proposals for fur
nishing and delivering Hawkins Point North Point.
Rock Point and Fort Carroll cement stone brick iron
will be received until March To-
1890 and orened For Information apply TO Peter
{ Hams Col. Engrs.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-10

MERRILL & PooERs. Auys for plaintiff. ~ Broad
wa City.
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INCREASE IN THE DRErFUs FAMILY
Silver Dollar Smith Expects His New Grand
dauEhter to BE Miaa Nickel.ela.

Silver Dollar Smith Expects His New Grand
daughter to BE Miss Nickel-esS.
Silver Dollar Smith was aroused from sleep
early yesterday morning to answer a tele-
phone call in drug store at Broome and Nor
folk streets.
Who is ths?" he shouted through the
transmitter. "On! Is that you. Issy? Well
well A girl. you say? Mother doing wellP
Good. good congratulations. old man. Thank
God. am n grandfather again"
Smith rushed back to his saloon and invited
all hands present to rink to the health OF tho
latest acquisition to the family of Issy Drey-
fus. ,who,e wife was formerly. Miss Tilly
Smith. Silver Dollars eldest daughter
Il suppose said Smith 70 the crowd, that
my new granddaughter will have to come in on
Smith Issys two boys are known as Quarter
Dollar and Dime Smith. Doany Of you fellows
know il there is any silver in a nickel piece? II
there is- ! suppose the little darling will be
designated asNicke LESS Smith"
None OF the crowd could answer. so the ques-
tion Is still open.
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HARpARD MAN PUNCHED DErEC1IvE.
Was Arrested in the Holland House Under
the Impression Tint He wns Intruding.

John W. Norton. Of Longwood. Mass. who
said he was a member OF the sophomore class
At Harvard. was before Maeistrate Fiammer IN.
charged with disorderly conduct, Norton
came hero to see the parade and rented room
at the Holland House. One of the servants
saw him enter room In the hotel vests rday
and thinking lie was an intruder called De-
tective Sergeant McNaught. who attempted to
arrest him Norton struck the detective in the
mouth. breaking one OF his teeth. MoNauRht
did not press tho complaint yesterday and
Norton was discharged.
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SPOILED sLoISTEIN's DECORATIONS
Somebody Labelled HIS Dewey Portrait
Bismarok- Gloistein Looking for Him.

August j. Gloisteln. president of the Gloistein
Fishing Club. devoted yesterday to searching
for tho person or persons who perpetratsd
another Joke on him and spoiled the effect Of
the Dewey decorations in his hotel at Grand
and Essex streets.
On Friday Gloisten placed in his front win
dow an alleged portrait OF Admiral Dewey
issued by one OF tho yellow journals. Tho
picture bore striking rsssm blance to the late
Prince Bismarck. II was surmounted by flags
and bunting and underneath was the inscrlp-
ton: Welcome, Dewey"
Some time on Friday night some ody pasted
ON tho outside OF tho window over the in scrip
ton another ore reading as follows: Prince
Bismarck. We hon or thy memory to-day" The
inscription remained on view all day and
Gloiste in only discovered II at night. Then he
shouted: "Hennery. git me mine army pistol
undt mine sch1tzSn corps cosd. viii 90 ouid
updt indt dot man vot insulded Dewey undt
het."
Gloistofn hadn't found the man last night.
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Delaware, [aCkaWanNa & WeSteIn,

btAIlOnb IN NeW lOTk, TlOI OT BIrCIHy anu UhTlst :
Leave n. y, pher sta. Arrive n Y
800 am ,..,.., BinghAmtun Mail ..... 3 80 pm
$1,000 am Ithaca. OsWeRo. Buffalo EX...S 10 nm
$500 pm Buffalo aud Chicago Express - on nm
400 pm Scranto n WllkesbarTe aud
Plymouth Express .... 600. I" 20 pm
800 pun Buffalo and Chicago Lin. FL - $50 pm
-S;3Opm Buffalo FIX. lar. Buffalo las am. ~ 40 am
$3.50 pm ithaca, Oswcgo. Utica and
Buffalo FIX ............ ...... $3.50 am
teleeper to Scranton. May be occupied to ! 80 am
Tickets and Pulm accommodations at lI3, 42V
an $50 Broadway and 4 Park place.
WestcottV Express Company will call for and
check bASasye to destination. 'Daily.
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RAILWAY.

Tho Avenue of Travel South and Southwest.
CUBA, MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
Trains from New York depart from Penn sylvania
T. r. Station Daily I'D St, Cortlsndt and Des-
brosses at.
A1-The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt street il Ave 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-
nah and Jacksonville Fla. Dining Cars, Washing
ton and Spartanburg. Tourist and Sleeping Car
Warrington to Sap rancisco. uesdays and Fridays
2:56 p. Nm Y. 4 FLA. EXPRESS-Pullman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars New York to Columbia
savannah Jacksonville. Tampa and Augusta.
2,65 p M..WAsHINGTON h CHATTANOOGA
LIMITED VIA Observation-Disclosures DR. wing
Room Sleeping Cars. New York 10 Roanoke, Knox.
vile. Chattanooga, New Orleans and Memphis
Dining Cars. Radford and Alfalfa.
4:26 p. M.-WASHINGTON Il SOUTHWESTERN
LlMlTED-Pullmsn Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
New York to Atlanta, New Orleans Birmingham
Memphis. Asheville. Knoxville. Chattanoo h
Nashyille. Dining Car serves meals, New YORK 4
NEW YORK OFFICE. All BROADWAY.
FRANK 5. CANNON, J. NJ. CULP,
Sd YicePres. 4 Genl Mgr. Tratfic MGR
W. A. TURK. g. P. A.
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Horses Burned at jerome Park Reservoir.
Two Of the wooden sheds used as stables and
storehouseS by the Jerome Park Reservoir
contractors were destroyed by fire early yester-
day morning. In one OF the sheds there were
thirty horses. The fremen were able to rescue
fourteen only. Tho rest were burned with
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Steamboats,.
Boston and New England Points

-.- VIA sol ND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE-For Fail RIVER. Boston
and New England points. Stea urrB Priscilla and
Puritan. Orchestra on each. Leave Pier ~, n. H..
foot 81 Warren st. eek days ard sundays at d.uu r
NJ Steamer from S"w YORK sundays Only tou hos
a. Newport. ON other DAYS NJ the week Providence
Li"e r"s:ward steamr stop n Ncwpo"t
PROVIDENCE LISI.-fOr Newport Prov.-
deuce, Boston, Nprth and Eas'. steamer Rhoi,
Island aud Pilgrim. Orchestra on ea'h. Leave Per
is N r., foot of Murray ~, k days only a 2 90
NJ, touching at Ncwp IT II !, Monday mornin -
steamers tOur h NJ Newport
STOSISG, oS LINE-F y storington Boston
and all points East -t~amers Maine and New
Hampshire. Leave Pier 81 n. Il, foot ~ SPRING -;
week DAYS only, athO" =. M
NORWICH LISE-For New London, Norwich.
Worcester. Boston aud the East. Steamers ProH-
dencc ana City of Worcester Lave Pier 80, y. r.,
foot O; SprIng ct. week days ouly, at $50 f. n.
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Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers
ST.. as follows and Ave minutes earlier from West
23d at.
Q.0n A. M.-vestibule express daily for Bing
Jaw hAmton. WAverly, ElmirA, Buffalo Brad.
ford, jamestown arrives Bunalo p, n. Parlor Car
ok A.M.-Daly except Sundays to Bingham
~; ~ ton. owego, wayeriy. Elmira and Delaware
Valley points Daily to Port Jervis and Monticello
Pullman Parlor Cars.
C.00 r. M.-yestibule IimIted-Fast mail daily
S.OO Solid train for Chicago, arrives at leveAnd
80 4. N. Chicago : P; NJ sleepers to Chicago.
7.S0 T. M.-Buffalo and Cleveland yestbuled
o'CO Express daily arrives Buffalo 1905 A NJ.
Bradford 7:2o A. NJ, Jamestown A. NJ, Youngz-
town town 1927 A. M Cleveland 1890 ;, n. sleepors to
Euna and Cleveland Cafe Library Oar.
~ - Waverly, Elmra, ChiCaE, Sleepers to Buff,
fAlo, chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car.
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME C1DI ASD PULLMAN
l. ACCOMMODATIONS at III ia. 26l; 4ol and
poI BroAdwAy 127 Bowely. 1860 East l25th st. aud
27a West i2bth g.. Chambers and West cad at. fer.
ries. New York 38S aud $40 Fulton st. ~ Broad.
way. Brooklyn; ~ RIVER ST., HOboken. and Jersey
CITY Station. New York Transfer Co calls for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence to destina
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NEW YORK CENTRAL,

Monday; Saturdays only. tDAily. except Sa,ur-
days and Sundays
HARLEM DIVISION.
v:l2 A. NJ. and 1859 2. NJ. Daily except Sunday to
Pittsfeld sundays only AT H:2O A. VI.
Wagner Palace Cars ON all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket off es at ll3 pol. Al 3 and I2lH BToAdwa
IS Union 81. W. 235 Columbus av.. al w. I25th vt.
Grand Central Station l25th 81. station and l3sth
III Station, New York: $40 and 72U Fulton st. and
1oIi Broadway. l., D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone $3.50 Cortlandt" for Now York Cen.
tral cab Service Baggage checked from hotel Or
residence by Wescott Ia press Company.
GEORGE Ii. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R, R,

SUHEDVIt II EFFECI MAY a. lSUp,
FOk THE WEST.
Leave New York south Ferry Whitehall Terminal
and foot of IiteIty street, Time shown is from
CHICAGO, $50 4. N. Liberty street only.
*l:25 y. NJ and +I2: 10 nixht
PlTTSBu"G, $50 A, NJ. Liberty street only
70: 10 7. NJ. El2:lu night
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3tliuins Marhinsry.

MINING, MILLING. SMELLING AND coNcEN.
4h TRATING MACHINERY: CoRLIss ENGINES;
ESTIMATES FURNISHED. THE EDw. p. ALLIs
CO.. ROOM I'LL 20 CORTLANDT ST.. NEW YORK
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2ailrnads.
Pennsylvania
7AITs1oAD.

FVnuuSOy7VWahuW
u RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot of WEST TwESTY-rHIRp STREET AND
DEsBRossEs AND OoRTLAsDT STREETS.
cagThe leaving time from D-sbrosses and
stnticn, ,e1cent whcre o,herwiss, noted.
P P.So5 :.
E FETs sTIfEFEss ' GMf FEE 'SSfana
sfr I4 Sa 1nnt s%GaGs Pf
chIHiseSsan1P2Ss' r. ioHs Ii fGs
S,s5 sSo s' tIGEGsaifiEnN ExpREss.-ror Chicago
7,sS n ot soF%f 1iEf EXPRESS For
LOUISVILLE, indianapolis. st. Louis.
M PFAclEG P.Sn5s
Icy Route. Connects for Cleveland except sstur.
s;25 NJ. Desbrssse. And C,rtlandt streets =. 80
P.a M NAL MA ao AX w., II Imam Buffet
PittsbuTs and points West, daily except sunday
No coaches.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
T;55 1876. 1925 10 DesbrC street 1910 Cort.
landt street io;lhl Dining Carr 1855 Dining Carr
sp NJ ngS6 sio Re:erGs.es street 2l2 Gor
Dining Oar, s.65 r NJ iaiio nrSt sunday day"
Gs onD n LIN Gf fa4or ana b 2aS
Gars'' $40 Dining Car, 400 DINING Carr. 500
s0gTHEkE HALLWAY. Express. 2,55. 4;.b p NJ.
N6kFfSLR X ASp MYSTERY FNILwAy- For Mem.
Fhi NM nrH N SS orIeTps % A. daily
cE les + a dal KND OHIO nArLwAY-.so P NJ
ron 3LD POINT COMFORT and ,NoRroLK-7.5s
ATLANTIC CITY.-2:lOP P. NJ. week days tDesbrosses
Street 30 p. NJ. Curtandt street a:lh r. M
Through Nestbued Train. Buffet ParlOr Cars. Pas.
senHor Coach and Dom hined Goa III.
GAZE MAY.-i2:65P NJ. week Gays.
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad
from West Twenty third street stat on 10 A. NJ.
l"lo 225. a:2b. 4:lO, $50, G:IA p. NJ. sundays.
":25 A. NJ 4:lb P. NJ from Desbros es street. 400
4 N. 1920. 2:8n. $40. 20. { 10. I:COp NJ. snn.
days. D;45 A NJ. 515 =. VI. from Cortlandt
STREET, 300 A. NJ, i2:?o. 2:9o. ":Ss. 21 r:!5,
coop VI. Sundays, 0:45 A. NJ, ola =. 81
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
elO tDesOrosses aud Cortlandt streets. a.. 20, IS
ib5. 500 s:55. p:25 W:56 Pe;ina. Limited, 1910
Dining Car. 1888 Dining Carr, :55 A. NJ, IL o.
2lo tDesbrosses street i o. COrtlaudt sraet ~
2:1o. 1853. 1928. 4:25 Dining Car. Asa DINING
Car, b;55 Dining Car 90, sos =. NJ. l2:longht
a6h. io55 Dining Car. AN, I2:56. i;5b Dining
Car 2:b5, $3.50, 1925 DINING Car, 1855 Dining
night
Ticket Offices Nos. 4si. p4I 1870 1854, III, and
2bl Broadway; Attor House; West Tw-ntv-thlrd
street Staion and stations foot OF Dc ,brosses and
Cnrtlandt streets; Court str ct. $50 Fulton ST.
AS Broadway and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through TO destinatinn
Telephone "bl4 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylva-
mia Railroad Cab Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON. JR WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent
o-o-a9.
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ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.

WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE t7:5i, -p:55 Diner.
liz" 4 n Diner,. tl2;55 ?. NJ Diner, "l:25
Tram. Diner. -I;65 Diner. %6;I5 p NJ Diner
and -l2ilo night NORFOLK. tI255 p.
All trains are illuminated with PntSrh Light.
Offices; ll3. lI2, 2nl. 434. 1924 Broadway; 20
Union SD w, i27 B!w-ry y. Y, ata Fulton st. Ien
GrtLam ay.. Brooklyn; Whitehall Terminal and
Liberty ST. Baggage checked from hotel residence
to destination.
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TRENCH LINE.
ClMPAGMIE GEhERALE IRAhSAILAhIlQuE

DIRECT LINE 10 HAYRE-PARiS FRANCE
From r.rr No, ~, SortlI River, foot Morton s..
La Sounandir oct, La lrc 'agne. Oct e
La ChHnpagh' OF IA In Tnurai"N ...., Nov
La GascnIur oct - "a Champagne Nov II
Flrst.class passug" = I!ayrr, $50 and upwsrl. =
Gcnl Agency for |. : ana Ctn, 3! Broadway, y, Z