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New-York tribune., 1900-03-10

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.-MET-
- ROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK. Trustee. plaintiff. against GEORGE I.
ROWE cnd others defendants. In pursuance of judg
foreclosure and sale. duly made and
the above entitled action. bearing the 26h day
February 1860 and entered in the office the Clerk
the County OF New York the LIST OF March, 1900
the undeslgned said judgment named
sell pubic auction the New York Real Sales
room, No III Broadway in the Borough of Manhattan
City Of New York. the I'D of March, 1900 IL
O'Clock that day by Peter F. Meyer. auctioneer
the premises directed by said judgment sold
therein described follows Ali that plot piece
lying. being the York bounded
and described follows. Beginning a point in
the northery line side of One Hundred
sixth Q36th Street distant
and eighty-seVen feet and inches US7.6l
eastery line side OF Seventh CIth Avenue
thence northly and parallel with eastery
OF Seventh 7th Avenue and part through
the line of the block between Hundred and
Thirty sixth O36h) and One Hundred
U37th Streets thence eastery along line
the block twelve feet and south
ery again parallel with the easerly line
enth Avenue and part Of the distance through party
northery line side of Ore Hundred and Thirty sixth
u36th northerlv line
side Of One Hundred Thirty 136th)
twelve feet and six inches t2 81 point place Of
beginning Said lot being in Section T. Block the
Land Map OF the city Of New York. the
by the street number West 136th Street
York Ist,
HENRY W. BOOKSTAVER Referee
PARSONS SHEPARD & OGDEN. Attorneys .or Piantin
Ill Broadway. New York city.
The following is diagram OF the property sold:
Stree
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PENNSYLVANIA
y RAILROAD.

K ~
STATIONS foot Of West Tssntytn!5a Street and Des
Uert.nnd ifarns ims from Desnrossss ma
saas ssa.tass ssee below for Street
GO Cars =; N w FAST @ to Two bpfet isa PaTlot
q 3. g csie,go I. 70 o %sqaS5ss Pittsbure l..,
sS s ISks51ipuFf kIfrE6 Gf f5.ef3f
tlon cars, Fo- Chicago. cieSeIsnd Toledo Cincinnati
Lbs r: N. cT1IcAGo AND iS73'S ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
Fer NASHVILLE Cva Cincinnati and Louisville Indian
s-sS p. VI wfsTERx s,-Uis FxPRFss-For Chicago. For
sSs S5-I s9rTaWEsTERS ExFFEss ns,ss Pitts
ss5 - p NJ ?AcFG EXPREssror PshuFE E.os And
SIS P NJ NAIL L0 AND fSesf sEssR % Bune.
snd points Vest to day exceP eps' sunday
WAsHINsroN AND THE SOUTH.
lHs a s9 Sa eor,lsSa lG IS ans s1ss, % go % & a
pahs ca s. % PR Ps!9T cs sPd PsPs j. Gars 70 % s
Ec25a 991s Son q % o'' 81 Dining no Can "a nEs ls5S @ q
32 b 3 80 y DINING Can. Az Dining ca. 925
soBDTBERN Ds5F35sS Raj shg WATFlerda a, mi,ed II
- Sn5eef: @ ia6 laG aisht It da 3 Week.
ATANTfc COAST p N Fo4iGa S4iy Special u 5 p m
cEsAPEAE OHIO RaiLWkT7ss w Ya p q m m oS1's Week
FOR OLD Po1NT coMFoRr and NoRFo1K-755 a m
ATLSS5iS r. 3'5 ana sssro.s,
tnd Cestjnbued Trains Buffet PaTor Cars and Standard
TaPE ca Ems MAT-22s5 = ~ m. weskaays.
fo oon,S on New York and Long BRANCH Railroad Ltroni
30 and IS q m sundays. Q ~ n. 4 55 ?. m.
Iaso and SO P p o3''a % sahdays s4s @ a M 5ii
Z
FOR pHILADELPHI..
a 5s 's11a9e' Peaa8 1msa' 1fss5 1910 1910
and Cortlsndt Streets, 1o2M Dining carr 1o55 Dining
Car ll:5 1255. . 10 U)eshrcsses and COranit
<.rsetS ? 2ol. 255. 325 255: as 10 Dining Car.
i2ie night, SUI sanasTs 5n'6f 6o os5 SIS. s55 a a55
DINING Car, - 855 425 Dining catl ass GDintns
f,ar1. 555 Dining Carr. So S.55 925 p IN. 10
Ticket offices Nos. i6i 1896
way Astor House: third station:
and stations foot Of Derosses CoItlandt
Court Street, SEQ Fulton Street Broadway and
Pennsylya Annex Station, Brooklyn; Station Jersey
City. The New York Transfer Company WIFI call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
destination
Telephone ~9I4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON. p WOOD
General Manager General Agent.
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ERIE Rail ROAD

Through trains leave New York Of Chamber,
follows and minutes earlier from w. 23d St.
900 a. Daily. Buffalo Express Buff s m
For BinghaInton Wayerly Emira Bradford Solid
train Coaches and parlor o Buffalo.
200 p. m. Daily Chicago Iimited-Fast mafl-soIiS
train 10 Chicago, arriving Art Cleveland m
Sleepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining car
30 DaiIy.-Bufalo and Cleveland Express--arr
Buffalo 105, Bradford 20 jamestown
1927 n. Cleveland - 30 D. 10
Buffalo and cleveland Cafh
3.15 m. Daily.-Solid BInghamton
Elmira. Chicago. Seepers Buffalo. Chicago Cincinnati
Dining
VNCKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
l. CoMMODATIONS at III. 113, 26 40l and Broad
1855 East l25th ST. and 213 West l25th St Chambers
and West 23d ferries New York; 333 Fulton
St. Broadway Brooklyn. 100 River ST. Hoboken and
Jersey City Station calls for and
checks baggage TO destina ION.
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foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK.-Charies \. Murphey. executor &c. plain
Elizabeth and others, defendants
pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure duly
and above entitled action, bearing
dat March 1900, !. the undersigned, the
judgment named will sell public auction,
at Real Estate Saesroom. No. III Broad
in Borough Of Manhattan. city of New York.
day April 1900. II O'Clock that
bv +. Meyer Co, auctioneers. the premises
directed sold therein described
follows:
piece parcel Of land, situate.
lying Twentieth late Sixteenth. Ward of
the City OF York bounded and containing follows
the ncrtheTly side Of Twenty ninth
street. and fourteen 04J feet south
easerly point by the northeaserly side IF
Twenty ninth the southeHstcrly side Of
avenue: running thence nOrheasetly. along line
parallel with Ninth and partly through
a wall, ninety eight C9s) feet and
centre line between Twenty
Thrtieth Of the block bounded by Twenty
and Thirtieth and the Eighth and MIMI
running southeaswardly along said
line. twenty-five f22l feet thence running southwest
wardly along lin" drawn parallel with said Ninth
nue. ninety eight ,SSD feet and nine ca inches
norheaswardy side of Twenty ninth street and thence
northwestwardly. along said northeastwardly side
Twentyninth street. t22 feet to the point
place Of beginning
New York March Sth. 1900
LOUIS DAVIDSON,
MTRPHEY METCAIF Referee
for Plaintiff.
Wall street Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
e.l2 A. III. and 355 p NJ. Daily. Sunday. Pitts
field. Sundays only 20 A. VI.
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket offices 113 POI. 415 1915 Broadway. 23
Union So. W., c35 Columbus Ave. 81 West 125th St.
I25h St and 1ssth st Stations New York SaS and 72e
Telephone 1850 Cortandt'' for New Ceutra.
Service. Baggage checked hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
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Centre line OF block.

The approximate Of the lien
which the above described is he sold
81. interest the 18th dsy ~
February 1900. together with
ing s34s.34 with interest from fst day of March
1900 together with the % The
proxmae amount Of the taxes, and water
rates and other Hens TO be allowed purchaser
the purchase paid by the 03
interest
New York. LIST day Of March
HENRY w. BOokSTAVER
PARSONS SHEPARD & OGDEN. Attorney. ror pIant,r
III Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan The City Of
New York. y. T. '' -
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Educational Tours.

PoYs' ANNUAL SUMMER TOUR. Merry Wanderers"
u England Scotland the Continent and Paris EHpos-
turning about Sept Sth. Address Mr.. EDWIN STANTON
FIELD NJ b. Lit. r. Cornwall or Hudson " Y
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foreclosure Sales.

satisfy described property be sold Ia
So SOC 60 thereon from the 23d OF Feb
1890 together with costs and allowances amount
ing 70 S26T.I4. from March 5th 1900
geher with the of the sale The approximate
amount of other liens, which
be allowed tire purchaser out of the purchase
o paid by the referee is S753.6s interest.
Dated New York March sth. 1900
LOUIS DAVIDSON.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-10
No. l07 West 126th St.
West 12Gth Street

West t26th
The above is n diagram OF the property be sold.
The approximate amount lien charge for which
the be sold 81, ,SI4 interest from Feb
ruary 10Th 1900 together with and allowances
amounting 1898 20 with from February 20th
1900 together with the expenses OF sale The approximate
OF and is 81 $50 90 and interest
The premises will be sold subject to Il mortgage for
S24 900 with interest 5SS from December 29th
STANLEY II. BEVINS. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-10

The aPproSnae amount ~ the mortgage lien charge
to satisfy which the above described he sold
is $o0o4 with interest from the oath day Of January
1900 together with cost and allowance amounting TO
$500 81 together with interest The approximate
of assessments other liens which be al
by the Referee is Sl99 Il. with interest
Dated February Goth. 1900.
GEORGE EDWARD KENT. Referee.
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ADIRONDACK BALsAM.

ADIRONDACK BALSAM cures catarrh,
bronchitis sore lungs and colds: II hal
ing process outfit. enough for months
use, 60 cents: al your druggists sample
eent for a 1o-cent piece by the ADIRON-
DACK RAIxSAM co. l21 W 42d-st-- Y. Y.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR THE WE1I.
Leave New York South Ferry CWhtshau TerninaD. and
foot OF Liberty street.
'Dsiy. Except sunday. ssundays
CHICAGO. .4so no. uiberty street ony). 'iss
PTTTsBURG. '4sO a m ddoerty only,. $50
> cTNcINNAfI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a r.. .5os D. n.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. ~ 90. 1000 Oner,
"l13o a m. tDiner). tlO0 f)iner) 'I30 CDlner)
800 cRoyal Lmlted' exclusively Pullman Train. Diner
Ca.e) 4.55 .5.55 Q0ner). and sl2 10
night. NORFOLK 100
illuminated with Pintsch
Crhces: iIS f72 2si 434 I2s4 Broadway q Union sa
w. I27 Bovery y. Y: 3s9 Fulton Brooklyn: white
hall Terminal aad Liberty ct Baggage checked from
hotel rssiceacs 5estinatioa-
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HELP W yANTED.


Male.
GLUE SALESMAN WANTED
A large glue manufacturing concern
want a bright young man 10 represent
them in New York and vicinity. as sales
man among the consuming trade. must
have some experience and he able to fur
nish the highest references as To charaC-
ter and ability. A good opportunity Tor
young man Whu can meet the require
mcnts. Address II. Z. j., Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-10

The approximate amour. the Hen satisfy
which the described property Is b sold SI7
6+26ll with interest from 23d day Fehruar 1900,
,osether s with @osts and allowances amounting 20
S362 10 100 with day ot March
together with the expenses Of the sale
The approximate q other
liens which to be allowed tho purchaser
purchasemoney paid 10y sl74s and
Dated New York. 9th March. 1900.
JOHN H. ROGAN Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-03-10
THREE HOURS AND A QUARTER
To Atlantic City via Lakewood.
Central R. R. Of New Jerseys
SPECIAL EXPRESS

Is in operation week days only spiendidly
equipped train composed of parlor cars. vesbued
coaches and drawn by hard coal burning giant compound
engines. leaves New York foot Liberty St. $40 NJ
and South Ferry 2 - p NJ arriving Atlantic 645
7. VI. Returning train leaves Atlantic City . 10 r NJ,
arriving New York %
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kINDLING WOOD.

Ring UP 219 Madison Square faz
r. J. McCLCSkEf'S MURRAY HILL,
KTNpIING WOOD FACTORY cor
s6th-st and ist-ave.-35 years experience
and In direct connection with the largest
ISalers Of kindling wool enables me 10
cefy competition as 10 quantity and quality
ct the lowest prices. Hotels. families,
clubs. banks. etc supplied in any part Of
Manhattan Borough Telephone 270 Madi-
son Square.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND pool TABLES, new
and secondhand: loves prices. easiest
.-rrns MARX BROS. = Union Square
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

FOR DENTIST physician 90 private. two
handsome rooms 20 let ON varlor floor.
moderate prices - West 2Sth--'
WANTED. Two gentlemen wish larg.
sunny rear room. with board. In strictly
private American family. location. West
Side above roth -. Address. with terms.
Room No. 321. 10 Wall 81
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WEST SHORE-R.R

leave Franklin st. Station. n. Y. follows.
and m. later ron w. 42d
-I2.45 p NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Detroit,
Chicago and ST. Louis Dining
s6:15 p. NJ. Chicago and St. Louis Limited.
$500 r. NJ, Buffalo Niagara Falls
.9;I5 p. NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express.
.Daily. Except Sunday.
Timetables principal hotels Offices
che hotel or residence
c. Z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. N.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. 1858 broadway. 421 East 4Sth-st
ZOE & RRANDT. Tel 10 -2Sth
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HELP W ANTED.

Female.
GIRLS for permanent or hourly service:
all kinds work at once no registration
fee. HOUSEHOLD ECONOMI' ASSO-
CATION. IL 10 y. NJ. lib Broadway.
WANTED.--Firty women; operators or
Il uslin underwear. steam power Singer
sewing machines. stead work: easily
le med few beginners taIGht. We have
over hundred experienced operators nov
earning from So to Sl2 weekly; board may
be had for ST per week. Address or bet
ter. call IN person a. THE BAKER UN-
DERWEAP CO. Peekskill n Y
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW

Samuel W B. Smith, ct al. defendants.
IN PURSUANCE Of a Judgment OF foreclosure
ony made and entered the
ing date the 26th day of February. 1909
signed the Referee In said judgment named viii sell at
public auction the New York Real Estate Salesroou
No III Broadwav the Borough Manhattan CITY *
New York the 23rd day March. 1900 - o'clock
noon on that day by McNckar Co, auctioneers, tho
premises directed by said Judgment
described follows. said City Of New York therein
York 0 - ~
ALL that certain lot. piece parcel land situate
lying and being in the City wi he buld
ing and improvements thereon erected and
scribed follows; BEGINNING point North
y side OF One hundred and twenty sixth Street
one hundred and three feet Westerly from corner
formed by the intersection OF the westerly nox
Avenue and the Northerly side hundred nd
twentysixh running thence Northerly and para
lei with Lenox Avenue eleven inches to
line Of the block; thence
said line OF the block South
erly and again parallel with LenoX Avenue n ne
feet eleven inches to the northerly line OF
and twenty sixth Street; thence Eastery
Northery side Of One hundred and Street
twenty-five feet 10 the point place OF beginning.
Dated New York. March lst. 1900
STANLEY H BEVINS.
PHILLIPS & AVERY. Plaintiffs Attorneys, I54 Nassa.
Street Manhattan. New York city.
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sIACHsNERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO second d-hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed. machinery bought ard eX-
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. sos Madi
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STENOGRAFHE desires work for one or
more hours daily; expert law dictation or
commercial correspondence; owns machine
Room 1870. $50 Broadway. cor Chambers
81. Telephone $50 Franklin.
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For Young Ladies-City and Country.

[INDERGARTEN TRAINING CLANS Glasses nov
IN forming Free scholarships nited) Speciality, super
Vision Of church kindergartens T. A CUTTEN Met
Temple. eth ave,
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OLD BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

BOOKS BOUGHT for cash: entire libraries
purchased calls residences free. 5. c..
RAINS $50 5th-ave
New-York tribune., 1900-03-10

SHIPPING CLERK, &c. or intelligent por-
ter: experienced packer and marker;
sober steady. capable man; best of refer
ences. Address RELIABLE. Tribune Of
fCe
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Qfarhers.

4 GENTLEMAN Of education. speaking several Ian
II Puages desires occupation the
tutor companion. travelling companion private
retary: Address NJ P r.
bus ave. city.
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ofafOD
r. Il. Fcrrlesl
T,,e West 23a Street C0Tsndt Desbrossss
rtreets Daily sunday Sunday leaves s. NJ Other
Sunday leaves 64j csunday leaves BIB An
Z sunday leaves 6.i5 Pm: Sunday : ayes SIS Pm
fsS5s 7.00 A II. Local for EASTON. -
.-15 NJ. For BUFFALO. NlACIAIsA FALLS ana
principal local points Parlo and Dining cars Con-
pects for Coal BTanchest.
train in the world Limited stalng
connecting with through
S 1etTooit and Chcsgo Dining SERVED Ia
" nap Eor KES-RARRE, SCRANTON,
az 4I0P N Coal Branches and intermediate points
v~S10 y5.2eP.N. Local for MALCH sHUNh- WAC
~ Chicago Nestihue Limited for hlA6-
and points Through sleeping Gers TO Chicago
@7s5 500 Exposition Express for BUFFALO and
81 81 a.o0 Pm. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
nd Sleeping Cars 10 Chcaso ,..o..
50 IIAINFiEI'D BOUND BROOK. locals DAILY except
-6lG, So '9:5 and 80 p NJ
and Pullman at llS 26l 80 - ana
Union Square West 24o tolunbus ave-
SCI Fulton ST. g Bdwy and annex station h
will call for and check bags sBe from nsss VI
residence through 10 destination
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DOMESTIC sITr ATOMS WANTED
Female.

COOk--By cook: any kind Of work: hores
or restaurant: good carver or butcher
also understands order cooking DAVIS.
3f5 East 37th-st
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WORK WAN TED.


APPRENTICE with dressmaker: good
sewer; some wages. COLEMAN. 456
West 9th st
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WATCHMAN.-Ma Married man: night
day: IL years references Address
wATCHMAN. ~ Wyckoff St. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-10

COACHMAN.-B BY single American. good
reference; no objection to country call
or address GEORGE ARNOLD. lis East
lath-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male.
SWEDE wishes work: honest and sober;
not afraid OF work: anything. PETER
SEN. 426 West 27th-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-10

YOUNG Irishman. % would like position
of anv kind sober and willing. Address
ROLAND. 116 East 1Osth ST. care Of
I.VDCh
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DREsyMAKIvH.

DREsSMAKIy6.
-A-COUTCRIERE FRANCHISE
Formerly with stern Bros. latest spring
styles for costumes. Capes and Jackets
ladies' materials made up. estimates given.
remodelinS. reasonable prices. short no
tice. Nine. BENITEAU ANDERSON. 800
West S2d ST.
DRESSMAkER wishes a few customers To
do out by the day. competent, reference
800 East 2Sth-st.
DRESSAAK ER Experienced dressmaRer.
late with leading city houses. wishes en-
Eagements out by day. all latest spring
tesi iEna. remodelS. alters references. Ad
dress - n ~ West I2d-st.
DRESSMAKER and SFAMSTRESS. En-
gagemeuts hy day, week or month, chill
drens dresses. also repairs. 2nl West
nth st. PARIS bell.
FOT-LARD AND LAWN DRESSES made
At reduced prices till middle Of March.
FlEHRER. sSi Lexington ave.
LATEST Partisan STYLES, never falling n;
tailor made suits a speciality. fancy
waists, skirts, reasonable prices GRiGti.
l4l West S7rh St
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Central R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

GthihEL h. n. Uf KtM JkK0k!.
Anthracite szst!- sosI used ssl ekolusixely .si.
New York. foot Of Liberty ST.
Leaving from south Ferry is the from
Liberty ST, except when noted.
For Easton Bethlehern. Aiienfown. Mauch Chunk &C.
400. s7:l5 $40 A n s12:o0 N. Easton). 1870.
es7 % 70 Easton5 4 NJ 500 $50 $500 P n ''
Fer WlIkeSbaTre Pittston ana Scranton. 400 s91o
For Reading Harrisburg 500 .4.3O 7:5o sa:1O
OoOo 1870 Reading A. NJ 1:S0, s43o $40 500
81 30 to Readng A NJ 81 60 18o $50 500 80 90
70 Readng) ?. M, s12:15 night
p R, s4:30 $3.50 Red Bank only). $50
Bank onlyl j 30 4 M Isl :4e and j 10
Bank 6riy9 A N 81 90 P NJ ' ~ - u
FOR EakEWooD a snd ! Isiehnrs. (. 40 30 A
For Toms River and Ba61egat tSo a9:So A NJ. SLAB
$40 5Fo .TLSTfS sISdTF cfTS iTlS a 40 A. NJ s,
p M city special with ves4ibuled Coaches anS
Pullman Parlor Cars)-
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA Fl III .o.I55IL BAkT1A-RE AND
foot OF Liberty ST.
Week dsvs 1870 500, 1000 G1 30 Dining Car) A. NJ
90 Dinins csT1 20 600 B9yai Blue kin!ted $ 90
1000 al 80 Dining Carl A. NJ 130 g 90 ROYAL Blue
Adconal trains Tor Philadelphia. week days 30 100
A NJ, $50 $500 $50 sI;30 's:45 P. NJ. Sundays
ts:oe A M $500 500 p NJ , 90. w :.
South Ferry, 1i8, l72 2sl 484 s44 2s4 1854 BroaG
% 81 wsat sa 4 S ST. Uns4 a c9ss AH 1873 He s' F35
: Court ST. S45 Fulton St. Brooklyn 8s Broadway
and cheek baggage fro or residences to desna-
iion. -.
South Ferry five minutes earlier
fFrom South Ferry at 5:25 p
bF-rom South Ferry clio P. NJ
1From South Ferry at 355 P NJ
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OPTICIANS.
TYPEwRITERS.

TYPEWRITDRS bought. sold rented. re
paired; best machines; lowest prices
trial free: telephone. CONSOLIDATED
TYPEWRITEIs EXCHANGE 24l B'way-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-10

FOREMAN charge OF sentlemsn's
country place; experience in gardening
farming and care of stock; best reference
Address W. D.. Box So, RidEeheld. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-10
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Ten R.LP.A.S.S for 8 cents
at druggists one gives relief.
PARTITION. oak. oNidiZei brass top
suitable brokerage, banking. real estate.
PAIR. ~ Centre near Worth.
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purchasers of these warrants waiting
for it. the value of warrants which they
hold being determined thereby.
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The Blot on His Past.

LF'rom the Chicago Times Herald
rs there anything in your past" the
beautiful girl asked, that you have
kept from me? Oh, Arthur, think be-
fore it is too late. Surely you cannot
wish to make US both unhappy. as we
should be, if 1 were to learn after we
are married that you had not told me
kept back Arthur she exclaimed.
all-that there was something you had
drawing away from him, there is
there is something you have kept from
me! You are pale and you dare not
look me in the eyesi"
The young man stood looking at the
floor and nervously clasping and I'M
clasping his hands, At last he hoarsely
replied:
YES, Adelaide, it is true. I have nst
told You all. All, forgive mel 1t was
not my fault! Before heaven swear
it I had hoped that you might never
need to know. Do not ask me to ex-
plain. 1t is too terrible. You will
learn to love some other I can go
somewhere and drag out my days in
shame and sorrow"
Then, Woman-ike, she put her arms
around his neck, looked up into his
strong, manly face, and said in low
sweet tones:
Arthur. let me help to bear your
burden. Have I not promised to share
all your joys and sorrows2 Do not
keep this from me. Do not leave me
in doubt. Perhaps I can forgive you,
ing wrecked
With an effort he pulled himself to-
gether, and replied:
MY mother used to dress me as
Little Lord Fauntleroy,' and once she
had my picture taken in that costumel'
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AN ARIZONA OSTRICH FARM

From the Arizona NIrapulc.I
The Phoenix herd of ostriches inhab-
its an alfalfa pasture of 40 acres, three
miles north of the city. The herd is
second in size in America, numbering
IFS birds, the largest herd being at tui-
Ierton, CaI and numbering 300 birds.
The first birds brought from South
Africa to America for breeding pur-
poses came to California in 1882. IN
brought to Phoenix for exhibition, and
proposed to breed them. The purchase
was made during the summer, and Mr..
Harbert put the young birds in coops,
carefully covered the coops with cloths.
to keep out the sun and prove out to his
home at Alhambra. All the birds but
two were smothered to death during
the trip. It being impossible to diStin-
guish between the sexes in young os-
triehes, and fearing he had no male
bird, Mr.. Harbert purchased one of the
male birds brought from Africa. The
IT'S birds constituting the present herd
are his descendants. He has been hon
orably retired, and with the dignity be-
fitting his patriarchal position he
knocks the stuffing out Of everything
that comes within his reach. It was not
long ago that he engaged Mr.. Pickrell,
president OF the Arizona Ostrich COM
pany, in an impromptu scrap" and
while Mr.. Pickre1 is a husky old bird
himself and was armed with a wooden
pitchforl-, old Dom PauF hit him one
welt and knocked him out for several
days.
The ostrich is a monogamist. At least
he has but one wife at time. The