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New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
NO 1s IN CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS
Trolley Car and Patrol Wagon in Collision
Two Policemen Injured.

A fire was caused by the overturning Of a Ianon
at sSo O'Clock last evening in the story and
basement brick dwelling al No I3 Beach Place
Brooklyn. A patrol wagon which started from the
Amity-st police station for the fire was turning
from Amity-st. into Coumbia-st when it was
struck by trolley No. 22S7, Of the CrosstoWn
Line bound for South Ferry The motorman Pat
rick Foley. lives in l3th-st
The wagon was turned completely over and the
fender Of tie car was torn Off William J. B.owner
policeman, of No. 3ls President-st had narrow,
escape. re fel directly in front of the car but
saved himself by Seizlng the brake chain, and was
dragged nearly block. He was severely cut md
bruised and had his uniform torn into shreds An
other policeman, Frederick Spellman was also
thrown out and SUSTAINED severe injuries The
by the fire estimated s.. 800
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
ANOTHER WEST 12D-ST. DEAL.
MOVEMENT TO ALTER DWELLING HOUSES THERE
INTO BUSINESS STRUCTURES WELD UNDER WAY.
Lochin1or Company to Improve Upon Block FrontHeich Co
ed to Haze Building in Which to II ande Big Scenery

The movement to transform 72d-st. between Co
lumbus and Amsterdam aves into high class re-
tail shopping district is we'll under way. The four
dwelling houses Nos. 121 1884, 157 and 162 West I'd
st. were recently reported sold by Slawson &
Hobbs 1t is understood that those parcels will
soon be altered for retail business purposes.
The same firm of brokers yesterday sold for
Charles J. Follmer No 1A West 72d-st.. a four
story brownstone dwelling house. 2OxsOx100 feet.
This house, ii is also understood is be altered
for business purposes in the future.
b. H. Weisker, jr., of James L. Libby's office,
has sold the block front in 1S4th-st. from Valen-
tine TO Tebout aves. 1t has frontage of 23S feet
The buyer is the Lochinvar Realty Company,
which will erect two-familr houses the site.
Also sold for H. n. Singh the three story brick
dwelling house at the southeast corner Of 1S4thst
and Davidson-ave Also for Raymond Moore. a
plot 65x230 feet, the side OF AQueduct-ave,
about 2lS feet south of Kingsbridge Road. The
buyer will improve the property.
Plans have been filed with Buildings Supecln-
tendent Hopper for the remodelling of the four
story and basement tenement house No. Az East
20thst into large scenic studio for Heinrich Con-
red. director of the Metropolitan Opera House.
who has bought the tenement house A rear ex-
tension will be built giving the studio full depth
of IS feet. and the present second floor will be re-
capes and machinery for handling big scenery. The
necessary improvements to cost S,000 accord
ing to the estimate of Arthur F. S. Fletcher. the
architect
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
CLOAK AND SHIRT MAKERS STRIKE.
About Five Thousand Out for Higher Wages
and Observance of Union Rules.

series Of summer strikes begun yesterday
by the cloakmakers and shirtmakers although the
Brotherhood Of Tailors which is composed of the
coat taiors. has decided against a general strike
this summer About four thousand men and
women cloakmakers and a thousand shirtnakers
were on strike up to last evening, and shop meet
lngs will be going for two or three days 10
formulate demands on employers not yet involved
in the strikes which are for higher wages and
the observance Of union Iles
The Cloakmakers' Union which has a member
ship of about twelve thousand, is affiliated with
the international Women's Garment Makers
Union. OF which Benjamin Schessinger is the New
York manager The strikes of the cloakna kers
Mr.. Schlessinger said last evening were princi-
pally N places where chldreu's coaks We're made
ana AFFECT twenty employers. Among those affect
ed by the strike WlO empl0r the workers directly
are Panldn & Co, OF No. 256 Caral-st.: Berman &
Feinman, OF No 81 Lisoenard-st. and one or two
other Lispenard-st firms. The other strikers were
employed by middlerlen contractors Strike
pickets appointed by the cloakrlakers YES
terday at meeting No 81 East 4th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
MANY LEASES BY HURRY G. co.

RenwicS c. Hurry & Co. have made the follow
ing leases For Charlotte H. Weatherley, the five
story granite front mercantile building No IS West
S9th-st 22x9SS feet, for ten years at aggregate
rental of about So OoO to Joseph Schanz. merchant
tailor, at No 373 5th-ave; for Alfred E Scher-
merhorn to the d. T. Owen Bed Company. OF
Cleveland, the store and basement No 81 East
23d-st.. for a term of five years at an aggregate
rental of about $4,000: for the Regal Shoe Com
pany. store and basement at the southwest corner
of l4thst and Sd-ave. to the Davis Tailoring Com
pany. of Broadway and 12th-st., for a term Of
years; for Miss Mathilda Rhinelander. the English
basement dwelling house No. Ill East 19th-st. to
Miss Kate A. Little and the four story brownstone
high stooP dwelling house No. 112 East 1Sth-st., to
George H. Robee; for Joseph KOrnhauser, the
studio apartment in the building No. II West 25th-
St, to Miss Fanny Dupree; for the Kip estate, a
studio apartment at No. 10 West 40th-st; for Mrs
Lena Silverman, floor to William McDougal at
No. East 30th-st and for Robert Dickey a private
dwelling house on Highland Road at Rye, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Joro Luigia, to Paolo Gazzolo; 121st-st. s.
1Ol.7 of 3D. years; cent. $1,000
Brdgeman. NJ, Alaric F Hitchcock.
trustee: Catharine-st e S. So II 8 De Milt-
ave Wakefield; years; per cent. ............ $50
ST. 1862 # E Of Burnside-ave due Novem
i25 # W Of Shave / year; per cent 49,. 1900
Devermann. George A. to Louise Georgi; plot 400
e Of White Plains Road and ATS II of
Morris Park-ave: years; cent.......... $500
Brane. John d. Rosa Heidingsfelder Sutton
Place, 205 IT n of 6sth-st; prior mortgage,
years: per 1000
Werdernann, John II. 10 Enid Bernstein; 114th-
ST. No y West; prior mortgage SIS OO0 due
l, 1906; cent 1000
Briggi. Agostino. TO Alessandro Caamari and
other 1O6th-st. n 175 II Of 1st-ave;
years; cent 3OoO
Of Grand ave: years: 5A per cent. $500
Campigla, Giambattsta, TO Abraham Sturman
another; IO7th-s No 219 East; prior
gage 5000; years: cent. ......-....... 1000
Gottlieb. Abraham j. Rachel Isaacs and
other. slst-st. No 2I6 East prior mortgage.
$4,000; years; per ........-o-e., $500
% IT OF Van Buren, prior
gage $4,000; due November 8, 1905; per 800
Crolty. Pauline. Helene Somner; l21st-s No
1906 per 1900
Friedman Lena to Josephine Chedsey; Ludlow
st. No 80. 5; years; per cent. .....--.... 500
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
EXPLOSION KILLS TWO.
Nine Miners Seriously Injured at
ViUidn, ". "a.

Bluehelds. W. Va. July 5.-By an explosion in the
Tidewater coal mines. at Vivian. twenty-five miles
wesecr this city to-day, nine miners, all Of whom
were Italians. injured. and two OF them died
Later in the hospital. while three more are in a
precarious condition. with slight chances of recov-
cry. All OF the men were badly burned.
The had just begun entering the mine, and
those injured represent all that were in the mine
at the time of the explosion. They were rescued
with little difficulty and sent to the Miners Hos
pital Weleh. six miles distant by special train.
Mine officials say that the explosion caused by
a heavy shock in rObbing the pockets, and that
dust ignited. The Tidewater mine, however, is
below the Elkhorn River bed, and outsiders IA
mar with the mine doubt the dust-ignitng theory
The mine is owned and operated by the T1dewater
Coal and Coke Company. The mine employs two
hundred men, and is one of the largest in that
region.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

James Kyle & Sons have sold for the De Courcy
estate the four story apartment house. with store
at the northwest corner of 2d-ave. and 5Oth-st
E. V. Pescia & Co. have sold for a client to
kalman Cohen the four story fathouse No. 222 Eas
107th-st, on plot 22x1O0.11 feet.
Golde & Cohen have sold to NJ. A Eiseman No
236 West 14th-st, five story brownstone house. on
a lot 25x103.3 feet The brokers were William &
McCotter and John Davis.
Herbert A. Sherman has sold the old buildings
on plot 50x10o11 feet Nos. H. us and 121 East
10ith-st. for Bertha A. Nonnebacher Mathaus L.
hachmann and the estate of Margaret Shumway to
tAoraham Eydenberg who will improve the prem
&C Charles H schnelle has sold for Jacob Adler No
a lot 25x10OS feet ''0-' uouoe Hd'ilouse' on
rorf The Whitehall Realty Company has sold the
buildings. lot 255xI00 feet st. oiu
d. Sylvan Crakow has bought from Isaac Dan
ziger the five story fathouse under construction
on the north side of 14Sth-st PSI feet west of 7th
ave on plot S75xSs1 feet H. Reinheimer was
nys Ths Py PnRsn Reqty has bought
SS feet: also No 24S East 35th-st.
Sigmund Stein has sold A NJ Sherman the
five story dathouse No 4Os East 12lst-st on lot
Charles Wynne has sold to John Bowling No. 127
E@st E s,oN S$thst three story dwelling house
i've storI deff aso o sold d No 81 re West s
story R5T1 50b has No of five
Giuseppe Stella has sold No 407 East S2i-st,
five story tenement house, on lot 25x1022 feet.
old buildings, on lot Is 2xiis1o feet.
The Rettig estate has sold the five story front
and four story rear tenement houses Ne. Chrys-
tie-st.. lot 25xl50 feet.
B. HoChbaum has sold, through Lawrence Kron-
enberger, the plot 150xlOo feet on the east side of
Seabury Place. about IS feet north of Charlottest
A Shatzkin & Sons have sold to ]. NunzcatO
lot 25x10o feet, the north side of 25th-st west
of Tilden-ave. to John Fasco lot 25x10O feet,
the west side of Tilden-ave., Is feet north Of
215th-st.: TO Joseph Branca a plot 50A1o0 feet, on
the side of Maple-aVe-, south of 22th-st-; TO
a Mr.. Innocence a plot 50x32 feet, on the south
side of 2lth-St, 100 feet west of Maple-ave, and
for the Irving Realty Company lot 25x114 feet on
the north side of 22Oth-st. west Of White Plains
ave, to a Mr.. Pondolfe.
Joseph WE'LL has sold for n. Grossman the five
story four family iathOuse No $50 East 1Soth-st; {;
also TO client the four story brick fathouse on
the south of 1S3d-st 225 feet west of Corandt
ave-; also the similar property on the south side
of 153d-st., 325 feet west Of CCrtlandt-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
TENDERLoIN DETECTIVE TRICKS.
Gift of Diamond Pin Causes Quick Change
in Charge Against Prisoner.

Commissioner McAdoo has ordered an investiga-
ton into the condition of affairs which, it is alleged
bondered on mutiny al the Tenderloin station dur
ing Captain CottrelPs absence week 1t is said
that Acting Captain James Wilson too honest for
most OF the plain clothes men, and SO they ignored
his orders and spent their time they pleased A
knowledge of the facts was finally brought about
by the Higginson Jewel robbery. which although
known TO the detectives. was not reported head
quarters.
II is said that night a detective brought In a
colored woman against whom he started to make
a charge of grand larceny. A reporter saw the
woman fasten diamond pin the lapel of the
detectives waistcoat. and Immediately the charge
was changed TO ''disorderly conduct"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & RlRIEnan 3 .

rams depart from Grand central -
attn Ave. follows for - - And
Il 1900 * 1902 A. NJ = 100 ~ i.0I * 80. 80.
u 1000. g SOP. $fI2=1O P ~ --'~-SNs
BSS4OS BTOS VIA HIilnlsnticI's:Oo 90 a NJ, TOO p "
$11;OO P. NJ - '''--7o' -tt4-oes
PSISIl4AND and BAR HAFBOR-fPS:O2 p VI
WtilTE MOUNTAINS. ST. ALBANS and o. FyREr.
~ $40 A. NJ, 1900 P NJ
FIICHBCRCf, Putnam and V-5rcsstar-+2oa D
15AhEELlL4D and EORFOL4K-f9sS - A. 72a31 p NJ
u tSAItftlNGITON, STOCkBRIDGE. LENOX. PITS
EtELD-14;5O t9;CG A NJ. sI:24 f331 P NJ
Ilcket oh1ceS at cCirand cI25s,,
81 also at e26l 1ls5. 354 Broadway Place,
=, Cnlol square. cls2 Fifth Ave- Gao Columbus
G64y Madison Aye S73 West l25th s., 21s Third ava.
IN BrtAlyIl l+54@ $40 Fulton Broadway T. ID.
,SSaaiy TE1xcept Sundays fStops I25th ST xStoDs
az 11On 81, sundays only saturdays only. 1Par0r
Limited Has dining cParior and Sleeping CaP
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
HE TOOK STEERAGE PASSAGE.
DR.. Brooks, Accused Principal of Uniontown
Schools, on His Way to Paraguay.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Uniontown, Penn. July 5-Dr. H. f. Brooks. the
missing principal of the Uniontown schools who is
wanted on charges of embezzement and larceny
in connection with the alleged misapprOpriation of
tuition fees, sailed from New-York June q as a
steerage passenger the Carpatha. bound for
Paraguay. South America, by way of Liverpool.
District Attorney Hudson has cabled the American
consul at London and also has requested Governor
Pennypacker ask the State Department at
Washington that Dr. Brooks be arrested the
arrival of the steamer at Queenstown. Brooks's
plans became known through letters which he
Washington. whom he desired to go TO Paraguay
with him. Brooks sailed under the name of Harold
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
NoN.UNIoN MEN MAKE TINPLATE.

P1ttsburg, July 5.-The American Sheet and Tin
plate Company partly successful to-day in the
attempt to start its plants here and at New-Ken-
sington and have them operated by non-unon
workmen. AT the PittsbuTg plant which contains
seven mills and has been a union plant ever since
II was built two crews reported for work and made
unplate all day. Only reported at the
other plant, which has been operated open
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
STRIKE MAY DELAY CORNELL BUILDINGS

Ithaca n. Y, July 5.-Two hundred men at WORK
on the new buildings Cornell campus on
strike this afternoon order issued by the
Central Labor Union of this city. The order affects
all the artisans on Rockefeller Hall and CfoldWin
Smith Hall, on which work is being rushed
complete them during the college year.
Demand is made that plumbers from Syracuse
members of the plumbers union of that city, which
he diSrh
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
TELEGRAPH MEN TO STRIKE.
Operators on the G. N. and N. P. Railroads
to Stop Work Saturday.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

St Paul July "a strike of telegraph operators
on the Great Northern and Northern Pacific Rail-
way systems Is scheduled to begin Saturday, July
s. At poll of the operators taken last week this
decision was reached. It is known that agents of
the roads in the have been securing telegraph
operators during the last two weeks. ready for a
Walk-out II II should occur.
The men demand shorter hours a day off once
a week and pay for overtime, which would amount
to an increase of from s. to $40 month. Should
a walk-out occur on Saturday it would seriously
cripple the two roads. which are now carrying
crowds to Yellowstone Park and the Lewis and
Clark Exposition at Portland. Ore So far is
known the roads have offered no concessions.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
FEW MORTGAGES UNDER NEW TAX

The first per cent mortgage under the new
mortgage tax was recorded yesterday Ii was for
Nl,ooo for five years, obtained by Paolo GazzoIo
from Joro luigia, on parcel on the north side Of
l2lst-st, lOl7 feet east OF Sd-ave.
As Luiga paid on the dng of the mortgage a tax
OF one-hah of per cent tho sum of the loan
TINS mortgage In real estate circles is what is
known 3la loan. "
IheTe We're thirteen other mortgages filed yester-
gay Ten or which were at per cent. one az -
per cent, and two AT per cent The total sum "a
all the mortgages recorded was sS6 CSC
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
WOULD LICENSE JANITORs.
Bill To Be Drafted by the Union-Rules
Established.

II was announced yesterday by Samuel Mason
secretary OF the Jantors' Society, that bill is
being prepared by the society. be submitted TO
the legislature 10 license janitors II will also pro-
vide for the appointment OF board OF examiners
before which each Janitor must pass
In the mean time. she said. classes have been
established By the society 10 post the members of
the union on their duties The bill will require
ths. 1anitors must be familiar with the laws,
ordinances and police regulations tenenents.
fats and apartment houses, and the rules OF the
Street Cleaning Department and the Board OF
Health"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
POWDER BLOWS BOYS EYES OUT.
Some Left Over Celebration Goes Of Prema.
turelY-Blinded for Life.

While burning powder. Henry Reid. thirteen
years old. OF No. 80 South 3d-st. Williamsburg
yesterday had both ms eyes blown out. He viii
be blind for life. W..a -eVe-al other companions
Reid went 10 the rocs CT his home TO touch on the
powder. He had fuse which he Intended TO nut
into the can, but before he had arranged the IA "a
ole OF the other boys lit match and the pov.,ser
exploded while Henry leaning over the can
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
LIS PENDENS,

2d-ave. No 24s5. Harris Schapiro agt Lena Jaeohs
tspecihe performance); attorney. d Drangle
3d-ave. No 2i1 10 PSI: Charles ] Breck agt John e,
Barth ana another faction compel conveyancel at
Carmine-st No %; Charles Often agt Lille Gener in
dividuay and as executrix partiton) attorney II 81 Rot
tenbusch. - - 81
Groye-ave s. parts of lots 1874. 1877 to 1s9 map Of
village or Mount Eden; Emma Rodman agt William II
Gardner executor. etc foreclosure Of
attorneys. Morris. sentel & Main 's"eV'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

15th-st, n s. 1SS IT Ave C: for two story
governor house. 43,5x5O.s; Consolidated Gas
Co. owner; II Bruce. architect ........... 81
l63d-st, S, 125 IT Amsterdam for two
six story brick tenements, 3T.6x996: Wit
ner, owner; Bernstein & Bernstein. architects q
10lst-st. $. 15e IT Q 1st-ave; for a FIVE story
and basement brick stable, 50x96 II: Drew
fuss & Mohr. owners; J Gavigan, architect 3
121th-st n 5. 30 IT of 3d-ave: for two six
story brick tenements and stores, 3Oxs6 IL: s
Michaeison. owner; B Levitan. architect. s.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Trinity 8. p II of I64th-st 73xlO0;
Ferdinand Steiger. Jr, agt Herman Strauss ct
"a NAY 80 1870
owitz and another; March T. 1905 ..............
Trinity ave, Nos 97i and 973: Bartoonea San
glnolo agt William Il Steinmetz and another;
May 20. 1905 ...............
1lth-st. No Is West; Gustave Frank agt Charles
I MeBurney and another: December 90 1904
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06

Anderie Anton Barth June 25. 1885. SlO4 80
flscI,el July 3O iHSo ISL 20
EHe. Itahc-h hoVner March 20 lsD.......... 4l0 ~
H5sTst CnaIts-E LShrield June IL 1900 5ST sd
T5SS-ily AhireW EA trlnsteini April H. 1904 30 Al
ktemer. Charles-F Lshrfed; June 81 1905. 5s7 sd
"a 1902 cancelled -. ..Is2 Is
(eaneelled 6Is =.
Meryash. Rebecca-M Cohen; May Is .... iii 10
Sine-SaIle February ls lSo9 e44 97
farhAss Shuuei-M Cohen February Is. 1898. 644
same May To- lOOo III 40
Ir' SIasL' MSrris-F sGhor June ~ 1900 Ga IL
Ulnek, Abe LII lie Bowski: March % fpO2. 29d GO
1bd 1909 S,;:, .,; :; ~: OII IL
uary 80 iso4 :,.,...,....,,,....,.,,. SIS 6a
sslie June lH 1910 10 IS
Shey nothe.s-Sane June l5, 1870 III IS
ssme-same; January so. 1904 IS 90
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
NEW TEXAS OIL COMPANY CHARTERED
[RY TELEGRAPH TO

tSf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Austin, Tex, July 5.-The Mound Oil Company,
which has capital stock of 100000. filed charter
Tor record in the Secretary of States here to-
day Thomas A Nevins' Of East Orange, N j..
and Percy NJ. Thurber, Of New-York CITY are
named the principal stockholders They are said
TO represent Standard Oil Cornpany interests
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
MADE $4,000 PROFIT IN ONE WEEK.

Stephen ]. Cox reported yesterday to have
sold No 2O4 to 2OS 27th-st.. 75x9s.9 feet and
No 2O9 East 26th-st.. 25x9S.9 feet six story loft
and store structure. for S260O00. He bought the
parcel at auction last week for S210,00O
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
TO THE
cATSkILL MOUNTAINS

via the Caskiu Mountain, Otis and Catski and Tan
nersyille Railways.
Direct connection y Y trains leaving
New York at 1854 and HIS a. NJ. p. NJ the
west Shore trains leaving West 421 A. VI.
and 245 p NJ. etc. - -
Also direct connection with the HUDSON RIVER DAY
LINE and the CATSKILL EVENING LINE STEAMERS.
PURCHASE TICKETS VIA CATSKILL.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

At II Vesey-st-By Joseph P Day; IL Howard-st s W
cor i+afayette-st u 24x7OxlO 2xIo sty brk bldg;
hhickerooCStr agt ID Green ct al Lloyd NJ attys;
BY Bryan L Kennelly 292 10th ST, s. 2927 n W OF
Tthave. 155x92 brk dwg h; Frances Mathews and
ano agt Charles Vanderveer et al r Cook, atty; II
Williams ref: partition
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
MECHANICS LIENS

Fillmore 81. 175 # Morris Park-a 25x
100; Charles Cook agt Tuchman * Kaufman
owners and contractors. .........
Arthur-ave' No 2,4s0; John Stothus aRt Ernest
Damiens. owner and contractor -.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
CHOICE HOUSE CHANGES HANDS.

Renwick c. Hurry & Co have sold for the At.
Iantic Realty Company No. 1S3 West 74th-st,
four story and basement brownstone high stoor
dwelling house, 23x102.2 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Brown Place. $. from 136th-st is 137th-st
four five story brown stone tenements two 10
be 5OxSl.l and two to be 50x76.6; Max Gold
owner; Horenburger Straub. architects =. $40 90
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY,

At IA Nesey-st-sy I Phillips q Go: Webster-ave ,
197th-st. SS 2x1Os 10xI1Gxla6e stv fr hls III
stable; voluntary SALE TO Leo tfutter SIS COO " ~
New-York tribune., 1905-07-06
D NEW YORK. ONTARIO g WESTERN af.
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL, p II

STATIONS Tss, Vet 1aSsrSy aas s. s. \, r i
Time shown below is from Liberty St. 2d SD
leaves 10 minutes earlier Rotsd BY dsgnat
EASToN, BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MKUCEs'
CttCNk-z40O (T15 Easton only) 10 A. M. la
A IL 100 90 90 % ana hdsf9a foo 9nty sundays
WILkESBARRE AND SCRANTON-9Io A NJ L21s
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURsT. TOMS RIVER ANrS
BAsRTNEGfAT-z4GO, sTz4GO, go A. NJ, ISO Qk3 40 IakewCo&
AITT AATIfANTIG lI6 cIT9PI9 31T r9 40 a n k.s 20 p
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE POINrs-z4,oo.
IA SO a5l5. $50 $40. j12O1- Sundays except Ocean
G5roye & q Is A NJ. 1So 400. sac T. NJ =
1S0. 49o. $50 $50 P NJ sundays. AGO AN.
SANDY HooK RoUTE-Leave Pier 81 \. R, " 42d
7.45 NJ Sundays 9.25 a. NJ. Il. .s5. s.s5 T45 P NJ
Leave Pier 10 n r; Cedar 81 20 I9Oo 100 A NJ
A. NJ 100 400 $40 P NJ An seashore poIrts ~
Pf5Il1ADELPEddA 81 a. 6REaDING TEEAiINAL1-z'4 80
Moo f2sO $50 $50 $3.50 1889 SG No. 9is @G m %a
.isOS p a N tEO .5S t.4oo .soo 20 81 NJ 10. 2
90 .4-O0 300 800 'j12 IS
READING, HARRISBURG. PO rCSVILLE AND WILL
A NJ. Reading only. 1900 ls12O II 90 p n Read
ing Potsville. Harrisburg only. Loo 800 "73O NJ
day- SSundays only. 4Parlor cars only Via Tuna
qua xSaturdays only. aESxcept Saturdays P
20. 80 P. NJ. iII50 P. NJ ks 20 P NJ mDlnn:
434 1sOO 1854 Broadway 1s2 5th ave. PSI 5th Ave.
25 Union Square West 279S Third Ave. 27S 12Stl
Fulton ST. BrodSyn ssO roSdTsy waSr sS ga New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage 70 des
''@9.'-9 Y. g. BEsLER. cM BURT.
Nice-Pres. and Gen Mgr. Gen Passr Agents