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MUSIC AT sAvTN ROCK.

Atwater's Orchestra Will Give a Fine
 Programme To-Morrow.
 Atwaters orchestra will render the following programme at Savin Rock to- morrow afternoon:
 March--Pro Yalensi .............Co Cowles Overture ....................... Titl. Can Forget? t?.................De Koven ISelection--The Mikado ........ Sullivan Greek Intermezzo--Iris .... Ephrainl Extravaganza-The Defender .Denneei Pilgrim Chorus from Tannhauser..
 ....................... Wagner The Crickets' Carnival. Haines Selection from Sally in Our Alley.
 ....................... Englander Finale--La Troika ............... ..s...
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STRIKERS CASES.

The cases of the striking teamsters who are charged with conspiracy have been assigned for further hearing on Monday next at 10 a. m.
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JUDGE CABLES ESTATE.

S The late Judge Julius c. Cable of the common pleas court did not leave a will and therefore his estate will be ad- rninistered according to the laws of the state. Alethea B. Cable, his widow. has been appointed adninistratrix on his estate in the probate court.
 It is estimated that Judge Cable left, an estate worth from $10,000 to $15, GOO,
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EAST PEARL STREET NJ. F. CHURCH,

The pastor, Rev. L. R. Streeter, D. D., will preach tomorrow morning and evening. Special singing by the large chorus choir under the direction of Pro- lessor William H. Brown.
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Evening.

Organ prelude-Berceuse ...... Goddard Anthem-Grieve Not the Holy Spirit
 ......:.... ................... Stainer Offertory-Dreams of Galilee. Morrison Anthem-Saviour When Night h.
 wolves the Sky .............Sh Shelly
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IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
LARGE DOCKET FOR SHORT CAL
 ENDAR SUPERIOR COURT.
Two Foreclosures Grsntsd-Jadgs Dow's Appointmsnts-Both CIsam , Damssss-TwO suits Brsught-Judgs
 Cables Estste-other Importanscasss

Caoie's Estate-OtherI ImportanrCasez.
 The short calendar session Of the superior court yesterday was one of the largest of the year. After the calendar had been called by Judge Elmer. there remained twenty-five pleadings to be heard and seven divorce cases. No as- signment O. new cases was made and the courts will close early next week.
 Two foreclosures were granted as follows:
 New Haven Savings bank vs. Ed ward Mullen, $1,500 property in Pier pont street. and Frederick D. Beach vs. o. N. Hull, $1,2O0; property in El- liott street.
 The affairs of Clerkin & McDonaid, Grand avenue plumbers. were wound up by Attorney W. A. Pardee, receiver. All bills are paid and &, 800 is left.
 In the. matter of the speeeiEership of the Newport News and Mississippi Valley company it was reported that the affairs would be settled within month.
 The following divorce cases were down for a hearing: Carrie P. O,Con- nor vs Dennis O'Connor, Sarah J. Hole ly vs. Edward R. Holly, Louise F. Prindle vs. Franklin B. Prindle, Uar- mette E. Baldwin vs. James J. Bald win, Manuela Carangelo vs. Ferdinan- do Carangelo, Lilabel D. Smith vs. Charles B. Smith, Marcus E. Austin vs. Nellie D. Austin.
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BREWER AND BREWERY suE1

Attorneys Morris and Merwin in be- half of the Springfield Brewing com pany sues Adam Schmaelzle for $10.0oo damages. The claim is for beer fur nished to Schnaelzle personally when he was in business with M. Weideman & Co, former proprietors of the Lion brewery To satisfy the claim ss shares of stock of the Lion.. Brewe company held by the presid mt hata been attached. M . Lawyer George R. Cooley in behalf William S.. Higgins has sued MrA schmaelzle for s45O damages. The suit is to recover on note. MT. Higgins also sues the brewing company for s54 damages.
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AT THE CHURCH OF THE MES
 SIAH,

At 10:30 a. m., preaching by the pas tor, Rev. ". F. Diekerman. Subject of morning sermon, The Consciousness Of Jesus Respecting His Mission" At 12 m., Sunday school and conversation cir cle; at 6:S0 p. m., Young Peoples devil tional meeting. All cordially invited.
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JUDGE DoW,s APPROPRIATENESS.

VS 11S1 I1 I0Nt w P xAL 1OI1NI M lJ1F Judge Edwin c. Dow, after he was sworn in as judge of the city court yesterday, reappointed City Attorney H. c. Webb, Clerk E. L. IsbelI and As- sistant Clerk George Law, but did not appoint an assistant city attorney.
 Judge Dow was sworn in by Clerk Isbell and Judge Tyner had the oath administered by Assistant Clerk Law.
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EAST PEARL STREET M. D.

There will be especially interesting musical programmes at the East Pearl street M. E. church, Sunday, and the public is cordially invited to be pres ent. The splendid quartette of the church will be assisted by the recently organized though we'll trained chorus choir, The programme which will be given under the direction of w. k. Brown will be as follows:
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EPWORTH M. E. cH11RcH.

The pastor, Rev. Henry E. Hiler, will preach at both services. The subject of the morning sermon will be "The Amounting of David" At 6:3o p. m. the Epworth league will give "The Story os the Pink Rose" with musical arrangement. At 7:3O p. m. there will be a recognition service in the interest of those who have been attending school and college during the past year. Stu dents are especially invited to" be pres- ent. The subject of the sermon will be ''The Investment of Knowledge" The special musical programme will be as follows:
 Morning.
 Anthsr1-Sing Allelulah Forth ...., .........."........... Dudley Buck Offertory-Alto solo--Ave Marie. .Nevin
 Evening.
 Anthem-Hear My Cry, O God .....!. ....................... ...G. Morse Offertory - Soprano solo--Light in Darkness ............. Frederic Cowen
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the summer. Good speakers will be provided.
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MOTIlIIlg, Organ prelude--Impro

Organ prelude--Impromptu Pastorale
 Anthem--I Will Sing of Thy Power,
 s.'".-r ....-........ 1TOlHeFOG Offertory-Come Unto Me .... .Marston
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. The music for tomorrow will be as follows:
 Morning. Hark: Hark My Soul ............ Buck Response :....................,.S Schilling Return Unto Thy Rest .......... Alien
 Afternoon.
 Trio. While Thee I Seek .............. Marsh Gloria. Response ......................S Schilling
 Alto Solo. Homeland Johnson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-07

The approximate amount %. the mortgage or
charge satisfy which the above cescr1be- property Il
be sold together and allowances included
IA The decree is S2.s75 with interest thereon from
November 1908 the Of the sale.
aufrcy Of tie Assessments and
-st.s mon said premises puf-
ase money be paid by the referee theTefroin
SEQ premises he sold subject q prior
s.c-+.avz which MI
h. sflgv-ed out Of purchase price
Dated Htrk. NOr=Ihcr II 1919
JOHN HONE. JT.. Referee
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Official Legal Notice.

Il .- -, llOA is CALLED TO THE ADEER-
70 Is 49, - raE CITY RECORD ~ rsce,,t.-
and the efr@-t- .ii-rnari1n g tie supreme Co3sr-
p ituFeal lie If-rf.r 20
Etl iFsIal --rT ~ fzaesslsut OPENING AND
ie1lspl-.iII ~ 7,Ifr - following -nsg1sd street IA
f415Fsr 0T-Es-r,@ Joss "a - A&D ~ WEST s2gTlf
frr f-r-.. it,terrnie Aar-ra 81 49,
afH ~ 1853. srter1f fie..e-r5sr =
tils VI Sea - ARD - CROFT c5F-rfroIi.-
'1i@. DeeeHlbsI 4. lSoa ----'
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

-
Yo7..-Frsdsr.ok Reusser. painur. against Vim
Others. defendants In pursuance of
of foreclosure and sale duly made and
tered IN above entitled action ana hearing date
day Of November 1913 l. the undersigned.
referee SAID Judgment named. viii gel public
tion a York Real Estate Sainsroon, at 'l6l
Br1acWav. in Borough OF Ma5hattan, City Of New
Ta-z. say of December, 1905 IL o'clock
noon on dsv- Peter r. Meyer. auctio7eer the
premises directed hv judgment 10 % sold and
described Al t1sf certain lot piece
parcel u ground. the buildings ana improve
thereon eTe'red lying and being the
city Of bounded and described AZ follows
Beginning . p point Ire western side Of Second
f3r-y-tFU soutAfTly corner
lorTae1 ~ the intersection o. he soui he- side ~
westerly SIDE OF second
Avenue. running estDardiy. parallel with the
South-rlE Ninety ninth street ana par or
the distance Trough party wall. one hundred feet
sJuthwsrdly parallel with the SAID westerly
Second avenue, twen;y-eght feet; thence east
pardly. again uarale the said southe-y side Of
Nn@ry-unth street part Of the distance through
feet 10 the said westerly
OF and thence northVardly along
Avenue tNeEty-etsht feet 10
tle point place u DegEnlrS -
Dated. New York, November IL lSg5
JOHN HONE. IT, Referee
SIMPSON WERNER & CARDOEO. Plaintiffs Attorneys,
% T-0a dEav fSfanhattanD New York. y y.
following 4 OF the property 10 De sold'
street number 1.9ii Second Avenue
Both Street.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RATLRoAD

\ a.
STATIONS foot oftwEsT TyENr--v 7rYr1r, e-,-,,
AND DEsBRossEs AND coRTLAaYp51Tl s sp SrrFREE1
me ieA''"E time from Desbrosses and CortIands
for T~enty-thi Street station, e1e.ut ,Fhara Co.
wise ~ "'"ef-
7-55 A NJ FAST AfA1I4-Parlor. Sleeping and n,,,,-
s55 A. NJ. ST LOUIS LIMITED1 1o1s sl lie
Spots: s. Louis Dining car rFS Cincinnati Indian
Sleeping Dnias SMOKING Ri and Pullman
PSF,nei cars For Chicago Cleveland Toieo c9 ana
I-5s p " CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
ass p n c fahlsssG st 1M NGqs DBpg
5a7okins and o6ssrvgtion Cars For Chicago re.
sos p n ST IoGfs E 22PPRlE sar P,,,.brr
For Gi5r louisville S. Louis Dining
5-55 P. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. Far
.5s p eH PI Siqrq T P Pm Car
edo and chicago For Knoxvilie dsily va sbena9
doah valley Route. connects for Cleveland except
s FrFsgrs7 A9 sTNcN%A1I Tx
s-55 P. ". PTTTsBURG sPEcIAL-Dany for Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
IS So. -ss5. 1910 CDesbrosses and Cortlandt
and cortandt streets 92o) tSs5 acongressonsi
!. all ParloT and Dining Sarsl . p - IS
? m: y 10 night. sunday s25. 's25. s1o.55 a m;
Dining Cars). '5-e5. - .. Ass (Desbrosses and
sogTHERN RAILwAT.-Express. s25. 4-25 p. m,
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--Express. s.25 a m. and
. sEABoARD Air LINE RAILwAY.-E1press. 1855
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILvAY-For Mem
phis and New orleans. $50 ? m daily
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.-.-55 n m. week
days and ass y. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.-7.55
a m week DAYS and SIS p m daily
ATI.ANTIc CIrY-955 a m and 255 2 n Tesk1days
Parlor cars Standard Coaches wsec-days- Par
lor Smoking Car. Tarlor Cars Dining Car and STANDARD
ape MAY-I255 p. m veek-dars
York Long Branch Ea'iFoad tfTorl
T7euty-hird Street station $50 a. y -,
325 p n. and u 10 night weekdays. Sundays.
e-orsrdt Streets a $3.50. 40 $40 ,
FOR PHILADELPHIA
eos rs 30 SIS. SD. 'e-25 a55 Louis Lin
tDesbrosses Cortand Streets, 10 2ol.
y tPenna Limited. 10 -. il-55 a. "125j.
CJesOrosses Cortland Streets. 5).
as &55 as '4a5 '4S5 f'455 chicago Limited
Philadelphia only $3.50 $50 I5s. s -. ~
C955 North Philadelphia only p 1910 night
Sundays. Cos. "T55. 9. 1926. fa955 St
Louis LE1iteol. 955 l'lo25 Penna. Limited. 1885
-l255. s1.55. - % 3.55. - % l'455 Chicago
Limited North Philadelphia ouy). "i.55 1855. 755.
Is . 95j for North Philadelphia only) p u 10
Ticket osces Nos 46I 1854 I13 and Broadway $50
Fifth Avenue below 5d ST.; 2G Fifth Avenue
e9th ST.; Astor House. stations named above;
way. and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The New York
Transfer Company Til call fST and check baggage
from hotels ard residences through destination
TeephCne ''914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
". " ATTERBJ RY 7. r WOOD
General Manage Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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40 West l3Ist Street

The Approximate amount Of the lien charge To "a
Rhicr above described property Is Ia be sold - Sill
With thereon from November +th l@t:i
and allow amounting to
Sl2ltl thereof from November
with the expenses OF the sale The
approximate taxes. assessments 9nd Crotch
water rates or other be allowed the purchaser
of The purchase money paid by the Referee Is
JACOB Z. sALOMON Referee.
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READING SYSTEM

Liberty street south Ferry. CTirl4 from, South
f7rry I'VE minutes earlier than shown below
'hINh--z5tg ,.-i5 Easton only. $40 A NJ / 20
-, 90 ''.+5 Easton only = II Sundays "A 25
WILkEsBaRRE AND sCRANTOS-z40o $40 NJ
s,uy = ~, sundays. zi2J a NJ, 100 p NJ
LAkEW0oD; LAhEHUR ST. TOMS RIVER AND
bARNECIAT-z4-h0, $40 A. NJ 80 - 40 Lake
Uo9d and LakehuTst only1, 40 a5.OO p NJ IS 6s
ATLANTIC EATi-+9.40 A M, -. 40 p M
FIAEIAND AND BRIDGETON-+z400 A. NJ 41go
Long BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE,
PUNT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE POINTS
100 $50. ll-3G A. N 90 ass 30 40 II 5O
NJ sundays. except Ocean Grove, 500 A. NJ = o.
PHILADELPHIA READING TERMINAL. -.4a5
100. 800. SEQ 1000. 4II.0G A NJ 415 90
100, $40 200 800. 400. 500 IS 90 = 70
5000. 5000 p NJ 'I2I5 mdt. $3.50 ''''''
24TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS-S4 OK +S On
-lo$o. mas A N 'lOo t's-}0, 500 800. % Is
READlNG, HARRIsBURG, PoTTsvHLE AND WILL
lAM>Fohl- I4-'9, z4--5- 1900. .f+S-iO 1000,
Reauins PottsFile and Hrsb'g only 400 rs 90
zFrom Liberty street only. 'DaiIy. +Dary. except
Sunday SSunuay only tParIOr only Via
Tarnaqus xSetHTdays- aIXcept Saturdays.
Offices. Liberty - Ferry. South Ferry Aslor House
16I 26l 434 1900 1884 Broadway 1s2 9Th Az - Union
Square West lob East l25th St, 273 18th ST PAS
Columbus Az New York; Court St S44 $50 Fulton
St. B'klyn; $50 B'Way. Wmsburg. y y Transfer Co
calls for and checks baggage TO destination
Y. O BEEIER. q N FT-RT
wee Ffes ana Gen AgE Gen. Pass'r ACT
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Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
Sarah l. Horn. Plaintiff. Louisa BIuxone and
others Defendants. Ia pursuance Of judgment
closure and sale Gully macH aul entered herein Ga
November =, 1913 l. the undersigned she referee
judgment named VIII sel ~ public auction. the
change ~al-sroo, Number lGI Boadway in The Borough
of Manhattan 'ty ~ New York th- 18th be
CNUld-T 1903 a. - O'Clock bt Philip A. Smyrh,
Aucneer. the premises directed b.. said Judgment he
srld and therei1 described fooNs certain
lot piece parcel o. land with the building erected
70 D. erected thereon situate yIuE and icing
1weIfth Ward o. the tirS ~ Nov York bounded and
described f0liog5. Beginning a point the
s-h=lv side one hundred thirty first dis
tank three hundred "sEeriy from The formed
h The intersection OF the southeTy side 81 one hundred
ana thirty first with the east=ry side seventh
Avenue widcned- running thence sGuthery. parallel
e. block ana
ttirrla and hundred ard thirty first Streets. thence
81 tioi,. feet
inches no-therly parable. Seventh
Avenue partly through the party wall ninety
eleven inches the southery side ~
and thirty thence westerly along
The southery SIDE u one hundred and hirtyTF Street
feet inches the point place Of beginning
BeLE part u tie premises conveyed a. Ethelhert VIII
OF conveyance bearing cate dag April
recorded the Office the Register the City
County OF York Iiber 1875 CouVeyances page
Being the premises Number 40
West l3lst Street Borough OF Manhattan in the City OF
New YORK
DATED New York. December 3d. 1909.
JACOB +. SALDNON Referee.
GEORGE X ELLIS. Plaintiffs ATTORNEY. al Broad
New York
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COOKS plain cook IN small American
family in apartment. . years references
E. Tribune Uptown Ofice I.364 BroadWay-
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BUTLER, Sc.-COod butler and useful man
in private family; strictly sober; best
references. city OF country. Address Y
RCCiAARD. ~ king-sr.
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Citations.
49, pEoPLE oF THE srATE OF NEW

Y0rs. ly the grace Of God tree and .ndepeiiaenj5.
tsr..~s brother CT deceased. Philippine Stef
,s,. JaI,s Crosz nephew % cAceosed. peter Grosz
sIs,7sIara perseeia. the heirs and nezr u kin %
1.-i75--frs greeting
1te1sss Max Mars the city Of NeW YORK. laeIE
.aIi.F ~ lie s.rrugates Court OF County Of New
~ ., nave q certain instrument Ia writing relating
- prctetfE. lulE proved the
i-r WuI aud TestsHeEt Of Pniippt1a E sctInsi.t
49, C,1r.utv u deceased. Therefore
- - 90 ~. appear before the Surrogate
= ON COUNT 81 NeH YORK, a ll- or H me Gun,
g, vi IN i've 18Th daY Of January. thousand
-. b,rsysa srs four. half-pas- zen ocloek IN tue
s--,-1 - ~ tueu ana tn@Te 10 attend the
-afe ~ me cad Wi ano Tes-Gtaeiii And sleh or
I-1@l+S Tsreb+- cited the age OF twenty
- -1 ,,eosiret appear Your guardian. =
-, haTe enc II you none - appear ana aply
- bs Amounted. the event u tour nesiect
.@ - ~ 40 80 guardian viii be appointed ty the
-,e a. represent and act Tor sou 10 The proceeding
tesrinour whereof We have caused the sea- o. me
rrrate's C1oert tie said Comfy q Ne" lo 20 Ne
5,,s-ra- Ho5 Abrer Thomas SURROGATE - our
''--ls ,r-lrsr ~ New York. - said COUNTY me I'D
sec ~ No- arnber. fne year II tAr LORD, one
ii'is'"' i' AENEE - THOMAS.
- - sGuDgafs.
-evf. - assRz Att,r1~s r5- Petlu ner, 49, Broad
II. -. BoToi.h u Manhattan. or Of NsE YORK
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ROYAL BLUE line

sJally- DAILY, except sunday. sSunday
Of7ces Liberty ST Ferry. south Ferry Astor House
1877 2si. 434 1900 Broadway Is2 9Th Az q f-nor
Square West. 153 East 125h 273 l25th st 945
columbus Ave. New York: court ST. Fulton
St. Brooklyn: 800 BToadHay " msburg- Nav York
Transfer o calls for and checks baggage destination
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Winter Resorts.

Directly racing IN. ocean. Hot and cole ses ans
r~-yste bafls Golf LINK privileges l1ioh n5TTzBY.
Booklets. i.sez Broadway. w. e
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LOST

LOST.
LOST.-Bankbook No. Pos. 9G6 GA Dry Dock
Savings Bank Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon o present the
same 10 the bank within thirty days. or the
said book viii ts declared cancelled and ex-
tinguished. and new one issued Ia lieu
thereof
LOST. handbook No. BOT az on D-y Docl,
Savings Bank Any person having claims
upon said book Is called upon % present the
same % the bank within thirty days. or the
said booi, viii be- declared cancelled and ex-
tinsuished and u new one issued IN lieu
thereof
RANKBOOK No. 81 1876 O., the Crion Dime
Savings Institution Is missing Any per
sea having "a claim TO Il is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten DAYS
or submit. 70 having said passboOk cancelled
and z new one issued
LOST -Banktook No. s85. Ts5 Bank FOR
rnent stopped. Please return book 70 bank.
LOST. BanEbook No 7f5.236 Bank for
Savings. 2sD 4tt-ave. Nev-Ncrk- Paw
rueat stopped Please return book 90 bank
LOST BankIaok No. $40. - Bank for
savings 2su 4tn-Hve. NeV-fnrk Pay
1lenr stopped Please return book 10 bank
LOST or STOLEN. -BeHkbo2k No +4T.97l
nf the Emigrant Industrial savings Bank.
PAYMENT stopped Please return book 20
hank No - chamhers -
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West Shore z. r.
IA NIAGARA FALLS.

new York Central Hudson River r r. Iessee)
Trains leave Franklin ST. station. York as fol-
lows, and 10 min. later foot West n
10 A. M-FOr Intermediate points to Albany
II 20 A M Hudson and Mohawk Express
100 =. M--t'hicago Express.
% p. M--Cont- Linn for Detroit, Chi & St Ialufs
- % = Nd For Hudson River points Albany.
80 = Al-FoT Roch-, Buffalo. Cleveland Chicago
fStv = A1-tor ROch-. Buffalo, Louis
70 p Ator Syr., RUcI-, Niagara Falls. bet & Chi
80 Day Li)aily except sunday. Leave Brooklyn Annex:
- at 7lG41 A II, % at = 40 p Jersey CITY
= = n r. sta: % at % A. NJ. - e IS p n
49, S a. principal hotels and offices Baggage
= r. SMITH. T..NfEz7rS|-
General Manager. General passa1ge- -,a--
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VALET Visiting vaies; taxes eharze %
centlemau's wardrobe bv week Or month";
bes- city reference a g. EoE ] & Trib-
uns Uptown Offlce LIZA Broadway
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NEW YEAR CARDS.

CALENDARS FOR ADVERTISING
Christmas and New Year cards. from
cent 10 $40. View post cards saupie~set OF
100 for 81 prepaid Manufacturers prices.
JOSEPH EOEHLER. Importer and Manu-
facturar. 80 PARK Roy. Y 4
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BERsIUDA.
.yurroeates Notices.

KENNEDY. JOHN.-IN PURSUANCE OF
az arler - Hon frank 2 Firzgeraia Surrogate
COUNT e hereby sII
laEEg Claims asanEt John kennedy. late Of he
of deceased. present same win
I-err thereof ths sldsl-hsr EeI place trans
--Irg business til Once - Geo n Eoyuton. 40 is2
s4zEFu street E-rluc ~ Manhattan. Kew Y0rk CITY
r. ~ hefore the SO lg- OF Ea-c-
larec sew ylTE -te ION laE r AuE-s-
CATHERINE hEAN IsDF. Atu..uisrr
-5-fo a BOY NTCte-- Artcrucy AlmnlstraIrx IL
Nsssau street B1rGsEa u Manhattan. New York city.
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II PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON

= Amer C. Thomas. Surrogate the County Of New
Yr-F notice hereby g~u al persons having claims
sras-Sf Eliza County Of New York. de-
reass1 10 present WIKI vouchers theTeos the
sg6zh@r at lis place ~ rransactnE business 20 vit
e. fh. oe51e q Baldwin Elackrnar- 10. 81 Nassau
street r a borough = GannaItar. city Of YORK
or BEFORE 10 1f-t March 1e2I-
LateG Nev YORK. the 2lst day q SepteH.5er, 1890
JOHN fEL[DFfII-L-
BALDWIN g. BI-ACKMAR. Attorneys To- Executor. 81
Nassau street. Manhattan Borough. Rev York City.
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Steamboats,.

Og 7 ON 4 1ER P s@sFsS y
FALL RIVER LINE via Nevport and Fan River Leave
b:00 p IL steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN.
Orchestra each
f.of C,arksoa ST only . 30 =. NJ steam
- rsr-rY or LOW Sill CHESTER W CHAPLIN
%T.W HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford. spring
esId the %arJh. Pier y r
,.seis days only p. If. Steamer RICHARD PECK
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