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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24

J, c. NJ. TanfvilIe. Conn., am very much
Interested in collecting American coins, In THE
STS I see where some one has a proof half eagle
dated 1858 and proof quarter, eagles dated 1881
and 1855. VIII YOU kindly send me the address Of
the person who owns these?
A letter addressed to H. NJ" Herald Square
Hotel, New York city. might reach him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24

eTAhPB.
N. !. NJ, Aberdeen, Wash.-We take the liberty
of asking you " there are any hrms In your city
who deal in old postage stamps.
Thcre are at least 100 houses In New York who
deal exclusively In postage stamps. The names
and addresses OF many OF these may be found In
business directories,
J. O. C., New York.-what is the value OF the
foilowinr stamp Ten cent blue on white paper,
head OF Davis to right, impetforated and cut SO
as TO show the edge OF adjoining stamp on Hght'
II is uncancelled and In good condition.
In 1858 there were issued three general designs
NJ ten cent stamps bearing Davis's portrait, sub
divided into fourteen varieties. All were In blue,
hut varied In shade, Some OF these shades are
b.ld as high az 81 unused, such as those OF milky
hlue. while o specimen with an outer line is quoted
al $40. From this price they range down to 10 ana
IL cents for greenish blue and light blue. You
| might take your specimen 70 q dealer.
p &. FaIrneld. Conn,-In a recent copy OF TEE
SIM read OF the value or old revenue stamps. ]
\ have some Of the different Issues. VIII you kindly
tell me the name OF o dealer'
Consult 0 business directory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24
Vaudeville Bills.

.Old Heidelberg in the Air On top of the
Metropolis Theatre is announced to open
Saturday evening, June 80. The opening bill
includes Billy (Single) Clifford, The Grand
Opera Trio, Gertie Reynolds and her Twirlie
W'hirlie Girls, Klein, OFT Bros. and Nicholson,
Countess Olga Rossi, Foul Toledos and the
Three Mitchells.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. March 6. 1905
PEENFS-Receipts 90 head mainly for
saughterers No trading in live cattle teehns
dull steady About 40 reported for tomorrow
Dressed beef moderate demand but prices
fun steady. sides sold a. eizGsszc per ~
fancy beef quoted at sGse; ehucks and plates al
6zl5ic; kosher chucks al 9AegSc; hinos ana Tioe
alOisc with general sales 92IOc Liverpool and
London cattle slow yesterdays QUO
tsons Exports to-day the CeEfc, 10 Liverpool 800
cattle sheep Of beef latter es-
British King TO Antwerp, $50 cattle
The Teufonc sailing for Liverpool. is eS-
pected about $500 Of beef for various
CALTEs-No fresh receipts and nothing doing for lack
Feeling steady for all grades Dressed calves
9Glsc per n for city dressed veals and sql2'ac
country dressed.
SHEEP A.SD LAMEs-Receipts e44
the market aud with held from yesterday
there Ga sale. No sheep offered. ana
prices were entirely nominal Very little inquiry Tor
jamhs ard very little but the feeling STEADY
Prime lambs sold 81 IS 100 10 Dressed
mutton quiet SlOc n; dressed lambs in moderate
dressed spring lambs about
seady S4GS9 per
Company: 20 Colorado larlbs
average. s. - per 100 10
HOGS-ReceiQts were II or 202s head including
% head Tho market Prices just about STEADY OF
Buffalo Pennsylvania hogs solo a. So 40
per n Country dressed hogs firm at 6HGs$c per
for heavy light weights -
sales-Tobin & shannon: 5b Pennsyivania hogs lls 10
average. 100 n: roughs 2io m al s. 20
8 sanders date Yesterday SO hogs l23 10. at
SIS 90. 80 DO. N, SIS SO; pigs ~ ID at So
rough $50 n S. 60 rousls. $50 b. at IS 10; stag
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07

No s12 Water Street
Two bounded and described fol-
lows All that piece parcel Of land situate in
Of Manhattan. city of New York formerly
known as No. 131 West oath Street. bounded and de-
scritad as follows: Beginning point the notheTly
Twentyfourth street distant three hundred and
formed the
norherly line Tyventyfourth
street with line Avenue; running
thence northeTly Twenty
fourth street twenty feet; thence noTtheTy.
parsliel with Sixth hundred and fourteen
feet inches thence easteTly line parallel
and thence
southerlv on with Sixth Averue, hun
red fourteen inches northerly
Of Street n place beginning
Together the right. title and interest Of the
n Il land in the said
premises fully described in the deed made by
Emma II Cannon Marie L. simpson. March
2bth 1908 recorded said Registers Office March
28th 1898 in Conveyances. liber a. page
Tleing PEN
ming by Marie L Simpson by deed dated 25th.
said Registers Office. March 26th
in section Conveyanoes liber rs, page 1872
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OTHER MARkeTs-eY TELEGRAPH.

chicago March 6.--CATTIE-R Receipts, $500 head
steady 70 prime steers s5 slso so COWS
S. sass heifers 81 50asS bulls 81 4"a - So COW
$685. -. stocksrs and feeders. $3.50 80 HOGS-ke-
CENTS - head market weak choice prime heavy.
ssaS6 SIS. heavy Sc 25ds6 -. butchers
good choice heavy mixed. So go
Sc go packing. s6dsS ~ SHEEP-Receipts. ls0el
head market steady sheep. S4eo To- gearnSs. 80 DUG
Sc -. lambs S. 2I9S1 Il
Cincinnat March 6.HQGS higher: 91GheFs ana ssp
20 good shippers 81 5OgS5 80. common. sass SHEEP
strong So 25aS5 IS. LAMBS strong. 81 !0dS7 50
East Buffalo. March CATTLE Receipts light
STEADY pre z0dS5 shipping - 1895 IS;
So 25ds5. S3TSz
bulls So 75dSs so NEALS-R Receipts. 100 head: active.
2sc heher: s. 5aGS9 - HOGS Receipts 200 head;
Pics Sc lower Others steady; heavy mixed and Workers
70GsG - rdgs 6Sds6 10 rougs S. eDdS6 II; stays
Sass ~ SHEEP AND 1.AMBS-Recetpts 1000 head;
active. lambs SLOW unchanged.
cry. Marc CATTLE Receipts, 1000 head,
including 5oo soUherns: market steady l0c higher;
dressed beef - 30dSh; fair 20
GOOD fed SO 3oQS5 80: stockers
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Foreclosure Sales.



- Of New York-In the matter of the application OF
r Pfenning administrators Of the goods ohst-
tells and Arnold Pfenning deceased for author
y 10 mortgage sell the real OF SAID
deceased for the Notice is hereby
In Adore proceeding Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald
one OF the Surrogafes and entered February 9th
decreeing that for the purpose OF pay
ing debts Pfennng deceased the property
which said Arnold Fleming died
public auction by undersigned as
goods chattes and credits of Arnold
Pfennng deceased and having given end filed the bond
chatte and credits OF Arnold
Pfenning will sell public auction at the New
York Salesrooms. at No. IL and 16 Nesey
In OF Manhattan. city Of New York
on the 18th DAY Of March 1906 II O'Clock noon by
auctioneer, the following described
property said Arnold Pfenning died seized
directed sold the orders DEGREES
certain parcel with the buildings thereon
situate lying being Seventh Ward of the city
OF being the northeasterly corner OF Water
Street and Pike Slip 4T2 Water Street.
by Water Street aforesaid
northerly IN a lot Of ground late be
Herman Ruelhausen; westerly side 10y
the other side by land late of
Causen. deceased containing in width
IN front the "a feet 6 inches and in
depth eastery side 46 feet inches and in depth
on the westerly side feet be the less.
Being premises conveyed Arnold Pfennng by
Avenie g Spiess by deed dated April
1902 Office of the Register in the
County of New York. April 18th. 1902, in
ton Conveysnces. liber e. page 340 and indexed
under number PAS the land map of the City
OF New York The following is diagram thereof:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
TO AID RUSSIAN SUFFERERS.
Blue Cross Society Opens Branch Office in
This City.

Owing 20 recent events in Russia. which have
left many thousand victims of war and riot the
Russian Blue Cross philanthropic organization
under the patronage Of the Grand Duchess Eliza
beth Mavrikievna. which looks after sick and des-
rtute children OF all creeds and nstonalities. las
been overwhelmed with the calls upon IT, Realiz-
ing the interest felt among Americans for Russian
uniortunates the society has delegated Boris kleb-
anon as its special representative America. Mr.
klebanon has opened offices for the Russian Blue
Gross at No. 81 Broadway.
The Blue Cross is in no sense a rival OF the heo
Cross IL assists victims OF war, revolution or
famine i maintains refugees. asylums, training
schools. work farms. hospitals and kindergartens
Founded In 1882. IN has 10 an enormous
scope il has an endowment fund of one million
rouhles.
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WORK WANTED.
Male

WATCHMAN. experienced. in private res
ldsnce or bank. A BRANDES. 80 West
18th ST
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@EAD1EIH SYSTEM
NEW IERSEY CENLaAL RI

STATIONS. ) " est I'D s. y. X
80 I Foot Liberty St., Mr.
a IIlIs sHown below Is sIom Ii5erST s.,
WEST sd 81. leaves 10 minutes earlier. e.
Sept t. as noted BY Designating marks.
EAS ~ tON' EIaLEaEM; ALLENTOWN
AND MAUCH CHUNK--z4Oo rs
Easton). D. 10 A. NJ. 10. 40. SEQ 90 -
e-aston only q. r. sun. "a 20 A. 4.
LOO 800 and e.OO P. N.
A NJ. 12O. 500 r. NJ sundays l4.5
A. NJ. 500 P. n
L4RKf TEs 01SD kskEEiE "a TONS z
A. NJ. I.sO. a5.OO. x6.e8 dakewood ani
lakehurst. ks. 40. ca 10 P N. sunia5a
$50 a II. 9.sO Lakewood and IAxs
ATLANTIC CTTY-s0 40 A. NJ. ktsDPN
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEA
SHORE PoINTS--z4.o 90 $50 IL3O A. n.
SI20. gas. $40. $50 i120l SuniayL
except Ocean Grove. A0O. 300 A. ",
ATLANTIC HLDS.. sEABRIGHT. MON
MOUTH BCH-. EAST LONG BRANCH
z4.O0. 1880. 30 II 80 A II. 80. 40.
go. $50 P ~ sundays. sOO A N.
PHlLADELPHIA-..sfsO. MOO. ns@
nn1.o0. 900. -3.O0. .4OO, ms5.00. m'6O0
TOO $500 's.Oo. $50 P. NJ. i'laIi
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGroH-sO0
m'10Oo, .i2.00. m'2o0. mt'4Oo 'doa
READING: HARRISBURG. FoTTsvILls
AND WILL1AMSPORT -i,z40O z41
1s.o. Is. 10. u000 100 A. NJ. Rsadias
eniy). sl.l.Oo. lI.2O. II % p N. {ReadiHE
PoJtsyi.ls, Harrisburg only. T4.00. SOD
$50 P II
.Daiiy: tDany eScsp, sunday. ssun-
days. 1EaJ.or cars only. iva Tamaq.A
aExcept Saturdays. mDinins car. xSa,r-
days only. zFrOm Liberty ST only
From Twenty-third Streets % p NJ
cS-5O p. NJ, el22O p. ". E430 p NJ,
5l1-5O P NJ, Ks 20 p II
Ofices: Liberty ST. West 23d ST.. s Asts
House, 2G1. 434 13C0 1854 Broadway. 10
6th Ave. Isl 5th Ave. . Union Squas
West. 2T9S Sd Ave. 27e West 18th St, ~
Columbus Ave, New York. 342 S42 ia
$50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn. $50 Broadway.
Williamsburg. New York Transfer O.
calls for and checks baggage 10 destinat5n
W. @. BESLER. c. " BURT
Vice-Pres. 4 Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass'r Ager..
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MAYOR OF HUDSON DROPS DEAD.

Hudson. -. " March civilian s. Halenbeck.
Mayor OF this city, dropped dead to-day while on
his way 10 his Office in the Municipal Building He
was sixty-seven years old. Mr.. Hallenbeck was
serving a three year term as Mayor, and had pre-
yiously occupied several public offices Including
County Clerk for terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07

The approximate amount Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property is sold is
Sl5 III 90 together with and allowance amounting
10 SlO233o, together with the
approximate amount of unpaid taxes.
water rates the property S123l5 interest
Dated New York. sth day of February 1905.
FREDERICK :. WAIT, Referee
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned TO the 20.h 6ay
OF March 1905 at the same time and place.
Dated New York, March 9Th 1906.
- FREDERICK S WAIT, Referee
OTIS PRE1SSINGER Attorneys for Plaintiffs Wall
Street, New
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EAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.

S. S. AMERIKA MOST LUXTTRIOI7S
AND MOST MODERN OF
LENIATHANS.
sGriu Room. Gymnasium Elevator
and y La Carte Restaurant fCaH at Dover
for London and Paris
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES & GENOA
Prinz Oskar. Mar. s, 10 a VI Apr. 10
Prtnz Adalbert- Mar. %. 10 a. NJ: Nav s
tMoltke. Apr. %, noon; June II JlIv %
fGrtl Room and Gymnasium
Rates, LIST Class. $40. SIS. s11sOo ID
ward. according to steamer selected
Offices. IS and 81 Broadway. Phone 1871
Broad Piers. HOboken. N j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Tutors. Covernesses ETC.
10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply 10
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female
NJ RSt--Neat competent woman will
TAKE entire charge Of child one wear old
or over country preferred. Address Miss
HANNAH. 406 West 5Tth a.
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Laundress. Days Work. Etc

LAUNDREsS, first class for private far,
Iy including gentlemen's shirts. tsor-
ougthly honest and efficient Cain SWIM
1SH EXCHANGE. ass Lexington 80 ~
Tel. 4s5-3sth st s'e-' CT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07

Cok and laundress or homework by
try. pa West 27th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
11444

Dated New York. March 9th. 1898
ANNA 3 PFENNINCi,
Administrative of the goods chattes and credits .:
Arnold Pfenning, deceased
JOHN e BRODsKY Attorney for Adnnistretrx. 40 &
81 Chambers Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York
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CUNARD line
From Piers 5l-5a. North RIvar

From Piers 5l-52. North River
LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN
CARMANIA. ...........MAR 10 % NJ
LCCANlA- .-...-- $3.50 MAR IL 10 A NJ
Cmbria Mar. "a Etruria APP
Carnpahla Mar SIl Carmanta. Apr 10
New modern Twin Screw Steamers
SLAVONIA. Apr. 3 noon. May %: IuIv IN
PANNONlA. Apr. 10, p, NJ Nav %
CARPATHIA. April "a p NJ Juna 10
Apply for illustrated booklets Ell.
VERNON Fl. BROWN. 20 BWAY. X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07

York-James P Mulhern et al plaintiffs, against
Nathan Z. Clark ct al, defendants IN pursuance OF a
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
In the above entitled action and bearing date the 18th day
OF July 1905 the undersigned the referee in said udg
ment named will sell at public auction at the New York
Real Estate Salesrooms Nos 1916 Nesey Street In the
Borough Manhattan City of New York the 9th
of March. 1906 at IL o'clock that day by Samuel
Goldscker auctioneer the premises directed by said
judgment to be sold, and therein described follows
All that certain lot piece or paTce! Of land with the
Borough Manhattan City and County of New York.
particularly bounded and described follows:
ginning a point formed by the intersection the
souhery side OF F1fyfh Street with the eastey side
Broadway thence running southery along said
erly side Of Broadway seventy 90 feet and nine
90 inches the centre line of the block between Fifty
fourth and Fiftyfth Streets thence running easerly
said line block, eighysiS (S6)
and six 80 inches thence running northerly right
Fffy-fth Street seventyhve (T5) feet the
souhe-ly side OF Fify-fth Street and thence running
westerly. along the southery side Of F4tyffth Street
hundred and five 03) and "a inches
point place of beginning.
Dated New York, February sth. 1906.
FREDERICK 6. WAIT Referee.
OTIS & PRESSINGER, Attorneys for Plaintiffs 90 Wall
Street, New York.
The following is a diagram the property be sold
II is known Hotel Woodward:
55th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07

FANIRA WORK; in hotel. cali M. FITZ-
GIBBON Atlantic House. IL Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
Women's Batiste and
Lawn Waists.
Second Floor.

Our alliance with a large East
ern Waist manufacturer, whose
product we control in New York
City, results in Waist economies
of this sort:
AT S1,7O-W lite Batiste
waist, from t
trimmed with small tucks and
val. lace insertions TO form boz
Zero effect, elbow sleeves and at
tached lace collar.
AT S2.79-xarious styles Of
Waists made of
sheer white lawn or batiste, with
long or elbow-length sleeves:
variously trimmed-with fine
tucking, medallions or lace inser-
lions.
At SS.4O-Fine White Ba-
tiste Waist, front
trimmed with three large medal
lions forming yoke from shout
ders-the medallions made of net.
German val. lace insertion and
lace edging: attached lace collar
and elbow sleeves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

INFANTS NURSERY English Protes-
tant woman; experienced. take entire
charge. bring up on bottle; city or Coun-
try; wages $25, personal references. 2=3
West 9th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07

LAUNDkESS.-Csn do up shirts ,,a
linen; ore year hast place; has exceIIent
nish girl JUSSIL.N BUREAU ESQ + S.Tt '''
ton ave. N''is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07

PED ID LINE.
For La Guayra. Puerto CabelIo. C1,-.-
Gao and haracaioo via Curacao, csllirs
also al San Juan. p. r
5. s PHILADELPHIA
Saturday. March Il. mon
: 3 CARACAS saturday, March 81 noon
For La Guayra. curacao and NIarsraibc
s s. ZUIlA -. Saturday. March 10 noon
). 5. MARACAlRO, Sat. March "a noon
cations for passengers
BOCLToN. SLISS & DALLETr.
General Managers. So Wall 81
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Ht.SPECTABLE young woman by dav Or
care Reardon S' So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07
Twenty-fourth Street

PARCEL Number Three bounded described fol-
plot IN the City AID County OF New
York buildings thereon. bounded and described
follows Beginning the Intersection OF me westerly
side Is laid down the rnaI maps
Of Hundred and Seventyfourth
Street running souhery along the westerly
side Of hundred feet; thence
westerly. parallel with One Hundred and Seventy-fourth
Street feet and fortyfour
hundredths thence norhsry parallel with said
hundred the southerly side
OF one Hundred and sevenyfourth Street and thence
the side of One Hundred and
Seventy-fourth Street and
forty-four hundredths foot. the point of be-
ginning premises conveyed Arnold
Fleming Bradley Phelps by deed dated October 10
section IL Of Conveysnces ber 60 500 and In
number 2915 the land map of the
City York. The following Is diagram thereof:
East 114th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-07

''t-'E NoMAN, Protestant wishes place
with Invalid lady. good cook. Gives Tnsr-
neic Treatment, country MAGNETIC. Joy
West 9th 81
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RAILROADS.
PIENM@VIL Wanda

IPLEGuNJ@Wll WAMIA
RADilRWMD.
/ STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third Stree.
and DssUIOsses anu GOTtiAndt streets
IA Ine leHVIns time from DesDrosses ana
, Cortlandt streets is nve minutes later than
that given below fer T~enG-third street
soR THE WEST
| ss-55 A. NJ. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
1865 A. NJ. ST. LOUIS LIMITED. For
! cincinnati and St Louis,
/ st0.55 A. NJ THE PESNSYLV ANA LIN
| ITED-23 hours 20 chicago,
/ AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS;
ss.55 p. NJ PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL.
.4SP. N. CHICAGO LIMITED.
| 500 =. VI. WESTERN EXPRESS.
.6.25 p. II. ST LOUIS AND CINCIN-
| MATT EXPRESS.
| 1.55 T. III. PACIFIC EXPRESS
q. Is P. NJ. CLEVELAND AND CISCIN-
| MATT EMPRESS
| s.. IS p. 81. PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
2i6 CAS-. "consr.ssiensl Limited >, J.
night night sanda AZ o IS so .sas . ic55 n 70
's25. .4s5. ABS. '5.55. S25 p. m. II 10
souffHERN RAILwAY.-r2 IS. % q.
- Is .. m., - 10 a, m; daily south
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE.--925 a. ard
s s p m m Z. daily New YORK snd f'ori'A
sESSoaRD AIR III Line IL ?, p, o. s9a
i9,.s E m n, ID daily SssIS f0i'uA
N5 5fP5Sse AND = MPhs Ii ssi kAILwAY.-
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAu-wAY-
.I55 a. N. weekdays and 400 p m
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ANp nor.
FOI.K--.7.55 a. m. weekdays and 500
ATLANT T5''S G;ITY.-e5s a m and 2-5S p
m; wssk1dsys sundays. 80 80 S q; p,
sRoWN's MI1.Is-IN-THE-PINE
a n weekdays. -
LONG BRANCH: AssURY PARK .oe sa1
Point Pleasant $50 a m IA ~. 81 Sun p
days. ' F6R q P Pii f1f b Z L Il n,
eos. .725. .755. SIS. 8 So 's.25, sss
49, 40 % .ios5 d t1-s s,s a Is as
onf@). .s.55. .e25. ass 7.55. s,25. SIS;
as as Tor North Phi dsds s7,rS 9nIg
Sos .755, SIS :s2s. sss; .: .tles g
osg 5 KS: SIS Scr E g. 7s5 Ppass's
OPS C955 for North Philadelphia oniyD
= m. 121o night
Ticket ofices. r,os. 4s1. 1884 and 90 Broad
way; 1872 Fifth Avenue (ee'ow 20 St-Ii
Aston t H6n.s aVs sns stat dF named above:
BROOKLYN 342 Fulton Street. $50 ful-9n
Street. $40 Broadway and Ptnn 7-va,
Company will call For and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 10
Telephone '543 Chelsea. for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W ". ATTTRBURY. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager pass.r TrSfne Nahdssi'
GEO. ". RoyD.
CS-a-7I p-=s~oPs- ASe1t
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SEkAAlROAlS

BWS U WMEa aHnIsandf' o hsdSs. in ,S New
FALL; RIVER LINE. Fares reduced Bos.
s .' e I've FteT ~, y, r.. II. Warren 81 !.
Sr.',.i,I l ~ ibENCE (nsw) and PILGRIM
r,it W n LIMB VITA New London Ieave
~, w ~ y X, r. Carlson ST week days
onS oV1 NJ, Strs, RICHARD PECK
NV HAVEN LINE for New Haven
a,aaistoI9. spFinsneld and North, I've pie.
- ., x. q Of Peek SlipA week DAYS oniv
~ $40 r ". Str. CHESTER ". CHAPIN
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ON @TMINf1N LIN.

Fer Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Ports
mouth, Primers Point and Newport Nav.
Va. connecting for Petersburg Rfchnond
entire South and West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from,
Pier 70. n. r., foot Beach ST. every NesT
DAY at ; D.
H b WALKER, Vice-President ana
Traffic Manager
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BALTIMORE & C5I0 R. z.

Stations f. q I'D - and Li0erty -
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
Every other hour on the even hour.
To Baltimore ami Washington
from fOO( Of Liberty street and 10 minutes
earlier from 23rd Street
DAILY trains 70 CINCINNATI and 80
IOTIS a 10 y NJ q P NJ and y
nignr CHICAGO. - noon and 20 Is MKT
PITTSBURG. P NJ and ?, u "
LUMBUS, II noon
Fun Information concerning trains, reSs7-
vaSon Of space. tickets. etc. fuFnisnei :,
Ticket OftiCes. 2GI 434 1900 Ero2ewaY ,
Aston House. los Greenwich ST, - Ualla
Square W. sol Grand ST.. y Y: 345 -
ton ST. Brooklyn: West sd s. anu IL
eTty ST
After G 2 NJ Steering car Reserva-."
and fun Information regarding tTalns. -. -.
can be obtained at Bureau % lnrorinas,.-r-
Baltimore & Ohio r R. sd ST 4efhAA-
Phone No. Chelsea 31%S
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Foreclosure Sales.

dexed under block number 500 land map of the
city York. following is a diagram thereof:
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an, ..aers ssas4 So 1884 81 South
err cows So 500 native 81 25dS4 DO native
he,.rs s3Gs4 bulls. 81 15qs4 calves, SSaSI Eous
market opened strong: closed Neae
toa So So Sc 2o9se 80 heavy Sc odss 20
rakers SO 22L G$s 22i1 pigs and lights s. ooHso 20
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recsipts 1000 head; m Ss ~
se g and yeariirgs "a 90: Western fed year
ilnss IS 7SG: sheep 50 25Qs5 So soekers
md IS 251S4 15.
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LaCkaWanna Railroad.

y. y. fooJ barclay. Christopher. Ness ID
Sts
IS. 90 a. N--For BInsnamton ard Elnira-
1000 A M--Fcr Buffalo. Chicago and s.
Louis.
81 30 p -I--Tor FL faIo ard Chicago.
t4.CO r. M.-FOr Scranton and Plymouth
'6.15 p NIT 81 ralo AID Chleaga
= IS p. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse CtlcA
- O. a. M--For ChiCaEo-SlespsrS 0pe,
$50 2. IL
Tickets az 149. 429. 11S3. 1434 BROADWAY.
y. Y. 539 Fulton St. Brcckyn- 'DaiL
tExcept Sunday
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AMERICAN LINE From Pier
RED STAR LINE From Pier
WHITE STAR LINE From Pier
MEDITERRANEAN

FROM NEW YORK
REPUBLIC Mar 3. p m; Apr 81 Nav 81
CRETIC.. apr. 8. 10 a. m NAV 10. .funs -
FROM BOSTON
ROMANO Mar Il. $3.50 T. m Arr &c
CANOfIC.A APR :, $50 a. m. Nav 10. June SO
PASSENGER OFFICE p RROADW
Freight Office Whitehall Bldg Battery Pl.
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FARMER and GARDENER on.
child: thoroughly understands his business
In every way; poultry and stock: IL years
best references Address Box III. Sayville.
Long Island.