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new JERSEY CENTRAL

STATIONS West 2sd ST.. n r.
Time shown below is from Liberty 81. West
I'D ST. leaves 10 minutes earlier, except as noted
PHILADELPHIA.
40. mIO0. ms. 90. 900. m'iOO0. Hi.O0, mig 90.
mi.OO. 200. 800. 40 m'5oO. m'e.Oo, TOO
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
500, m'i0.OO. m'l2.O0. 200, ;'4!O0. m'oOO, 100.
L&KEWooD AND LAKEHURsr-z4.oo. go A, NJ.
Hl.Oo, 30. kSiN d4.iS. 500 Pm, Ae.iS. Sundays
$50, 40 a. NJ,
ATLANTIC CITY.'sAo 4. N. Hl;Oo, kS4o P N:
(Sundays, No. Asbury Parkl- E4OO. $50. LL9O
\. NJ, exi2.4O. 40, gas. Sis, $50. $50, ji2.OI.
sundays. except Ocean Grove. z4oO. 900 A. M.
400. $50 p. NJ.
Time tables giving trains TO EASTON BErHLE
HEM, ALLENTOWN, AAUCH CHUNK, WILKES
BARRE. SCRANTON, HARRISBURG
POTrSNlLLE. WILLlAMSPORT and all other
points can he obtained at following ofnces: Liberty
St. West 23d st. Tel. 3i44 Cheseal. o Aston House.
PAS, 434, 1900. 1854 Broad way, 1872 6th Av., 28l 9Th
AV., rs Union square West. 270S I'd AY., los West
l25th St, 2AS Columbus Av,. New York: 4 Court
ST.. 3a3. S4 Fulton ST., 4p Nostrand Az, Brook
Ign; 800 Broadway, Villa mshurR. New York
Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage TO desti.
.Daiiy. 'Davy, except sunday. psundsys
tParlOI cars only. aExcept Saturdays mDinlng
car: 1Sa1Hrdays only From Liberty ST only,
p, n" jiISo P n. kS9O p. NJ. $50 non,
vice-Pres. 4 Gen. Mgr. Cen. Psssr Agent.
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NETWORK, new HAVEN & HARTFOUDR.R,

Trains depart from Grand Central station, ga
st. and 4th Ave, as follows for
BOSTON, VA New London and PROV ':sN.
t;HSoo' H.5oS. 'IisOO i. N. TIA NiuiiuaBIftSDGs
1SSOl a. NJ. ZOO p. n. VIA SprinEncd 'aiI
A, NJ, tNIsOO 1850, 'IiOO =. NJ.
PoRTLAND and BAR HARBOR F'sl5 +. NJ.
WORCESTER a fITCHBURG via Putnam '3aFM.
LAkENILLE a NORFOLK ris4a AN, -'3g Pm.
GRRAT HARRINGTON, S~TOCKBRIDGF. IFNOY
PTTTSFiELD-'G:S. $500 4. NJ. 1891 r -
Ticket orlces al cGrand Central Station and ri.Sth
ST, also al cat5, 1900, ci354 Bway, c26 Union Squays
cisz Firth Ave, c245 Columbus Ave. Gao Madison
Ave, clos W. i2Sth St. 270s Third Ave; In Brooklyn.
ca Court St, 40 NostIand Ave. 800 RwAy.
sDaiiy. Except Sundays. SStops at l25th a.
xStops al i25th st. Sundays only. tPsrlor car Inn.
tied. nhAs lining car. cPatior ana sleeping car
tickets also.
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PROPOSALS For CONSTRUCTING Gynna-
stun and Bachelor Omccrs' Quarters. Fort II. g.
Wright, n. v, Oct. :, 1905. Sealed proposals, in
tripilcate. Willb received here until 9P. M, NoNem
her l. 1893. ana then opened for furnishing labor and
material and constructing Two buildings, a Gym
naSium and a set Of On1cerS' quarters, at this post.
mi furnished on application. Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked Proposals
for Gymnasium" or "OfnceTs' Quarters" as the case
may be. 10 be opened November J, 1909" and ad
dressed TO Qua rtermaSter Fort IL. G. Wright, y y"
via New london. Conn.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

W. NNAH
STATE or NEW YORK, BOA ri Of Railroad Com
mlssloncrs. Albany. October y. 1901. Application
having been made 10 the board Of Railroad Commits
slOnCrS by the Fort George street RailN ay Company,
Cpropoalng to build IN the borough Of Manhattan,
New York city. a double trnck street surface railroad
W be- operated by cl"ctrcltT. 1roIn the Dyckman
street station NJ the Ilapid Transit subway railroad
along -. Nicholas Tor I'm avenue 20 One Hundred
and Ninety third street. thence single track along
said 50. Nicholas tOr ilthI avenue 10 One Hundred
and NinctiCth street, along one Hundred and
Ninetieth street to Audubon avenue. and along
Audubon avenue 10 One hundred and Ninety nrst
street. thence double tfark along Audubon avenue
to ON" Hundred and Nluety thlrd street N Its inter
section NltlsSald ~, Nicholas Tor lthi avenue. "A dis.
tNncc Of abOut four nfths ~ one mllcl. under section
80 OF the iallrOad law. for the certificate required
under said section that The prUvis Ions ~ the section
have been complied " lth by the applicant company
and that public convenience and a necessity require
III" construction OF the applicant rOmpany's rail
road. NOTICE Is hereby given that q public hearing
on said application win ne nrld by this boa I'd AZ the
New Work. OTiCe 81 tn" BoR ri. Room 5000 MctrOpOll
tan BUILDING, No. 7 Madison aVtnCc, New York
city, on Tucsday, October -. 1901. at 70 O'Clock \. NJ.
BY the Board.
J. $. KENNEDY. Secretary.
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SALES.
IL. FIRusKI. Auc,.. 70 Bowery. sells 10

L. l.. FIRUSkI. Auct.. 20 Bowery, sells n \. ~:
Oct. I7-Order Nm. simpson q Co: jewelT.
oct. bride VIM. GoldstOne, ~ Park row. all
diamonds, watches, Jewelry, goods every dcscrtp
ton pledged prior Oct. 1. 1895, TO No. 4ej7j, all
older dates.
Oct. i9-order ]. r. Lemon & Co. 47s 9Th sri
all diamonds, watches, jeWclry. goods every de-.
~scriptlon pledged prior oct. /, 1865, from Nos. gcl
20 5000 and Nos. l to g276, and all older dates held
over. q. Weaver. 400 9th aV.; all goods pledged
prior oct. Q, 1905. all older dates.
oct. 22-Order b. Gutter, lSj Bowcry; all dia.
monds, watches, Jewelry, goods every description
pledged prior sept. 20, 1905. to No. ISIS. all older
dates.
oct .e-Order s. 4. FIAtto. 1895 Sd av: Hcilhrua
Bros. 1874 LIST av.; clothing, &c, pledged prior
Oct. IL. 1905.
Oct, o II. Phillips. 1877 Bowery; all dia.
monds watches. icwelry. goods every description
pledged prior Oct. IA. 1895, TO No. 377OO. and SIS
West l2Sth ST., pledged prior Oct. IS, 1905. 10 No.
ia2OO. ali goods held over from both stores.
Oct. 23-Order NJ. Manning & Sons, 5sl sh az,
1870 Sd av.; z, Dreyer 4 Co.. lOi 9th av., clothing
&c, pledged prior Oct. IL. 1905.
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WEST POINT, N. V, October II, l9O0.-SeaIed
proposals. In tTipIiCate, win he received here until
Il o'Clock noon, y Ovcuibcr !. 1900, for the con
struCtlon of Bachelor OmrcTs' quarters. as per
draw ngs and specifications on ME In this ONCE
The l. $. reserves the right to accept or reject
any or al propoals or any part thereof. Forms
and specifications furnished upon application.
Address OF ARTERMAS1 FER West Point. n. Y.
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.IrLIUS

JULIUS SHONGOOD. AuctIonecr, "a BoucTy,
by Jos. ShOngood's Sons. Auctioneers:
Oct. NJ and women clothing, DC, pledged
TO Oct. 10. 1905. G. Edelstein 4 Co. 49, LIST av.
Oct. I-Jewelry, watches, diamonds, DC, pledged
to Oct. 10. 1905. II. Silbcrstein's sons, 10 9Th aN:
Silberstein Bros, 2457 9Th av.
Oct. Is-Clothing. &c, pledged 10 Oct. II, 1875
l.. G. Neubergcr, 7si 9Th nv. .
Oct. lS-Jewelry.w watches. dls monds, &c. pledged
TO Oct. II, 1905. l.. Davidow, 9i7 9Th aV.
Oct. N-Clothing. MAgen Bros. $50 Grand a. =,
Oct. lo-Jewelry, watches, diamonds, &c. pledged
TO Oct. II. 1905. II. $. Isaacs, 2i36 sth aV.: &. Edcl'
stein & Co, 252 list av.
Oct. ply II udsOn Collateral Co.. 764 AmSteT'
dam av.: diamonds. watches, iewclry, hrcarnS
brio a brac. &c, pledged from April Is 20 oct i
1905, Nos. 2sie5 TO 4S32s, and all held overs.
Oct. % Clothing. SC. to Oct, IS. 1906. \, Selin'
ger, 6S4 I'd Av.: L. SChleber, 1879 I'd Az,
Oct. 2S-Clothing. &c. Alex. Frcund, l5i5 y av;
L. Fisher q son. Brooklyn !, NemCr. Jersey City
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TREASI RY DEPARTMENT, Once Of the super
yIslng Architect. Washington. H.. c., October =
1909. SEALED PROPOSALS will he received At
this once untll 3 O'Clock p. NJ. on the 3Oth day Of
October. 1909, and then opened, for the installation
Of an electric passenger elevator and approaches
To replace freight elevator on Broadway side Of
the United States Post Once and Court House.
New York. y. Y, in accordance with the specihca
ton. copies OF which may be obtained at this Once,
AT tho discretion ~ the Supervising Architect.
JAMES kNON TAYLOR Supervising Architect.
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DEPARTMENT or BRIDGES, Nos. 10 TO 81 Park
now. Borough OF Manhattan. Cit Of New York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
ny tho Commissioner OF Bridges at the above once
until , O'Clock =. NJ. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER rs. 1905.
For making test bOrlngs at the site OF the Henry
Hudson Memorial Bridge over Spuyten Duyvil
Greek.
J. ", STEVENSON.
Commissioner OF Bridges.
Dated October II. 1903.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT. NEw YORK COUNTY.
In the matter Of the application Of the Trident
wheel COMPANY. for authority TO change It's NAM
u the Trident lire Company:
NOTICE Is HERED GIVEN that the Trident
wheel COMPANY, a domestic corporation. hAvinG
it, PRINCIPAL husin, - Once In the Borough t Man
hatt1n. CIV. County and State OF New York. will
spply 70 ihc supreme Court Of the state o. New
YORK. at a Special Term, Part !. thereof. to be hel!
IN the County Court House. city Of New York, Oh
the 7th dHy Of November. 1900, at iOO O'Clock "
the forenoon Of said day. or A. SOOn. thereafter a.
counsel can hc heard. for an order authOrizing sal
corporation 10 change lis corporate name to III.
TTIlent Tire Company,
Dated New Work, September -. 1904.
WHEEL COMPANY,
By ALBERT FREEMAN. President
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FOR THE CONSTRUCTION or
FENCE NNDTHE ERECTION OF \ HAY BAR
= department OF Agriculture, Forest Service,
Washington. ID. c. Sealed proposals viii be re.
CcIyed al the Department OF Agriculture until /.
O'Clock noon, November is, 1908, for the construc
lion of a fence, approximately 141z miles In length,
complete with gates, yards, SC. and the erection
or hay harm on the Wichita Game Preserve, Okla
homa. Blank forms Of proposals, specifications
snd all necessary Information can be Obtained
from the FORESTER, Forest Service, Washington,
u. c. N WILSON Secretary OF Agriculture.
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CENTRAL Auction CO., NJ. snecn.n. Auc,.

CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ. Shechan. Auct,
2-l54 Canal ST. will sell at 10 A.. NJ:
oct. l7-By l.. n. Levy, s07 Columbus av; dlA'
monds, lewclry, &c, pledged to Oct. 10, 1906.
Oct. i7-By Il. BerErr. go 9th av.. go West I?d
ST.: clothing pledged TO Oct. 10. 1905.
oct. iS-By Eillin: jewelry. &c.
Oct. lS-By NJ. Well & Co., 22i7 Sd av.: clothing
pledged to Oct. 10. 1905.
Oct. Ip-By j. j. Saver. iis Franklin ST.: 2. r.
Fitzslmmons. 272 Broadway; jewelry. &c, to Oct.
10, 1905.
Oct. Ia-By Film: clothing.
Oct. 22-By n. McAlcenan, 1874 sth av.; diamonds,
jewelry. &C. pledged from No. APIS, Aug y, 10
No. $4,000, Oct. II, 1905, ard all goods held over.
Oct. 22-By Barney Loan Co, 1853 Sd aN.; Jos.
Levy, 1856 Narick ST.; clothing to Oct. is. 1905.
Oct. 25-By y. LCichtcntrtt, 557 ID av.. clothing
pledged To Oct. Is. 1905.
Oct. % By n. simpson & Co, i43 West 42d 81 dia.
mOnds, Jewelry. &c, pledged from No. 10000, June
!, tn No. $4,000. Aug. l.. 1905. and all goods held over.
Oct. "a BY H. Freel. 20 New Chambers ST. cloth.
ing pledged to Oct. Is. 1905.
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Commissioned Of Inning ration, Fills Island, New
York HaTbor, up To go =. NJ. Monday, October p,
iaO6. and opened Immediately thereafter. for ma.
chine repairs. docking, scaling and painting on
ferry steamer Fills Island" Fills Island Immlgra.
tlon station. Particulars regarding limitations
and conditions governing bidders may he obtained
upon application TO ROBERT WATCHORN. Com.
missioner.
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WANTED for u. s. Army; Able bodied unmar.
rIed men between Ages OF Il and B; citizens Of
United States, Of good character and temperate
For information apply IN Recruiting Ohiccr, Is
I'd hv., 1880 I'd Ay.. 1iS 9TH ay.. .So0 18th aV.. 20 Park
BROOKLYN, '
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
Commissioner OF immigration, Ellis Island. New
York Harbor. up to 23O p. ~, Saturday, October
70. ipC0 and opencd Immediately thereafter, for
Installing backing log. fender pits and wharf bits
on the Hospital Island al the Ellis Island lmmigTa-
tIon Station. Particulars regarding limitations
and condition SCOvcrhing bidders may be obtained
upon application TO ROBERT WATChORN. Com.
missioner.
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ELI SOB FL. Auct.. % Bowery, sells 10 4. ~, al
goods pledged prior Oct. 10. 1905:
Oct. 1T-CIothinR. =. HilpolstcinCr, i27 ID av.
Oct. Is-Clothing. dresses, &c. Sol, tohcn, ~
9th av,: r. Morris. 725 Sd az.
Oct, is-Jewelry. watches. diamonds, &c, from
Nos. 2SSO0 10 3OTl7. Estate {. Sobel. s7lstav
Oct. 32-Clothlug. II. NewcoTn. 9640 Sd Av
Oct. 23-Clothing. J. L, Fuhaut, $40 Bowcry,
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCkS n FERRIES.
sealed bids for Granite Stone 1882 will he re
ccIVcd by tho Commissioner NJ Docks At Pier ~"
battery Place. until y O'Clock noon, October ~,
1870. For pa rtlculars scc city Record
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Intended ste SaIlinEs from vancouver
for Japan. China and Philippine Islands.
R.A.S.Athenian 20. Oct. IS Tartar about Dec. s
Emp. OfJapan. .,... Oct. 20
Emp. OF China ... Nov. 20 Emp. OF india q. Dec. "a
For FIJI. Hawaiian Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. Q
Moana. ..........N Nov. o Miowera. ..........D Dec. 7
For rates and m Information apply at As and / B'way
and ISL Finh Ave.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.

HOUSEKEEPER-A young lady Of refinement.
cducated, culture. tActful. desires position as house
Ike, peru refined wealthy widOweT5 family: grown
up children, with two or more servants; city or
country: references exchanged. {, L.. boa i0e
sun once.
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DEPARTMENT OF e. FERRIES.
Sealed bids or cStlmatcs for cement uO3n Will he
received by the Commissioner OF Docks at Pier -"
battery Place. until II O'Clock, noon, October 10Th.
1000. tFOr particulars See Cay Rrcordl
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1909.
RorouRh Of BrOOklyn,

For furnishing and delivering lumber
The time allowed for doing and completing the
work Will he twenty t2Ol calendar days.
For furnishing, delivering. erecting and con
Meeting two boilers and ore economiZcr At the new
GrAvcSend jumping Station.
For full particulars see city Record. -
job y H. O'BRlEN.
Commissioner OF Water Supply, Gas and Fl ectriClty.
Thc City OF New York, October Is, 1900.
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FOR SALE.

WILLING to sell $3.50 worth OF furniture very
cheap: call after q o'clock. Mr.. N. MULR0ONEY,
09I DE Khlb av., near StuyVesant: I'd Moor.
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MACHINERY

WHO WANTS MACHINE WORK?
Parties in position to do turning, planning
and turret lathe work, communicate
with IROQUOls MACHINE CO, Provl'
dence. r. |.
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Department ~ Public Charities, foot OF EaSt
Twenty sixth street. New York.
BOROGGHS or BROOKLYN AND QlFFNS
TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS rOit. BIDS OR ESTIMATES:
SFAIED BIDS OR ESTlMATES Will be received
b. the Department Of Public Charities at the above
once until ~ o'clock NJ. on
20. 1908.
For providing all labor and materials required
for the complete alteration and repairing, with
the complete plumhin work, complete electric
wiring and fixtures and complete heating work OF
tho Department Of Public Charities Building STU
Ated at No. 327 S"Chormcrhom Street, Borough OF
Brooklyn. the city Of New York.
For fun particulars sec City Record
ROBERT W. HEBBFRD,
Commissioners.
Dated October rs. 1909.
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Railroad.

1SO0 A. M.-For B~inghamton and Elmira.
1000 A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and 81, Louis.
sl4OP p. M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago,
400 p. M.-For Scranton and Ply mouth.
zs8l5 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
"sa5 p. M.-FOr Buffalo. Syracuse and lthBra.
200 A. M.-FOr Chicago Sleepers open $50 ?. "
Tickets 81 i49. ago, 1853. liSl Broadway. \. Y.
SO Fulton ST.. Brooklyn. DAILY 'ENcent sunday
IFridays and Saturdays, Leave c3l ~. i2.3n =. NJ
LEAVES Christopher 81. 6iO p. NJ. week days.
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SHORE r. r.

(Ncw York Central & Hudson r. R.. Lessee)
Trains leave DcsbrosscS ST, station. New York. as
follows, and IS minutes later foot West 42d ST., n. r.;
200 p. M.-Chcago Express,
'225 p. M.-Con. LIN. for Detroit, Chi. 4 st. Louis.
$3.50 p. M.-For Roch. Buffalo. Cleveland & Chi.
$500 p. M.-For Roch,, Buffalo, Detroit & 81. Louis.
'945 p. M.-For syria, ROch., MIA. Fails, Det.& Chi.
daily. 'Daily except sunday. Baggage checked
from hotel OF residence by WestcOtt Express.
\. n. SMITH. {, T. l.
Vice Pres. d Genl NJ gr. Pass'r Ira nc Mgr.
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Department Of Water supply. Gas and Electric
ity. Room 1891, Nos. 10 to p Park RO W, Borough OF
Manhattan, tho City Of New YORK,
FALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES Will be received
ny tho Commissioner OF Water supply, Gas and
Electricity at the above ONCE until > o'clock =. NJ,
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER :, 1905.
CROUCH of u rOOklyn.
For furnishing, constructing and rem0dellng
the Ridgewood Pumping station, north side OF
Allan tic Avenue, between Logan and Chestnut
Streets. Borough OF Brooklyn.
For fun pa rticulars see city Record
JOHN II. O'BRIEN,
COMMISSIONS r.
Dated October 10, 1904.
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RAILROAD.

m1MuW~ I'm VI u
RAILROAD.
STREET AND IDEsGBRoSssES AND coRTLHNDT
q, rs %!ssy;,nSs 81 time %,n IEG% E,;:S fSss am, S.S S SSTs;
oslo" for r"'nsEi islTH q S!IS sE i.i"0H'
ASA N. CHICAGO SPEcIHl~
;S;iSA An. n: FFnfTTs FTSSsI L RAI ft ,fffETfrp.-
- Chicago, cinGl1R&siti and st. Louis
:ii::ssss :: y: S q eSSss t~S;iHNeiSSNrr N ST.
ass t9RSSISS SPECIAL.
ASS p. NJ. ccHiIcSSSasos. ttGGMfTEps
.S.5s p. N. ST. Louis AND CINCINNATI EXP.
s.Ss P, PA SJ ! TX PlSS CINCINNATI FIX.
S'S MAsHINGTSS AND THE SOUTH.
So! 5sss s .sG8 3 Ss isio H WIZ sssanasy;; IS, ;sssii
i iIni1es &; m" SIS g. az. :ssH s.SS' :siNS, Us ,, M.
so5GtiTHEktN RAILwAv.-'sss. AN p. M. 1910
Atlantic COAST LINE.-osa a. m. andSE .. m.
sEHBsSSARD AIR LINE-isss p. m. and 1910 4. m.
NORFOLK AND wEsrERN RAILwAY.-'as p. m.
cHfEsssyAPEAKE a OHIO RAILwAY.-sTss a. m.
o Sse6 q dSyi S'o ;iST c e Nj on t sns NoRF y
Il IS q. NJ. week days and SIS p. m dsliy.
ALLAN IlC ClI1s-bDO u M ~ s"Sv
days. sundays. '765 a. M.
Ga ARE H va AP 2; II 7 y' FAR -sfy' ocean Grove
North Asbuy PARK sundays, and Point pleasant
ass a. M, 1928. 3s5. AIS and ass p. m. week
days. sundays e.25. 1888 a. m. and ass .. n
FOR PHILADEL PHIA.
SOS. 'T?5, 81 SIS. SIS, '925, 'o.S. stl0.SS 'lgS
lisa m. Il. Is. 'i2.5S, 'tl!S. .l.SS.. 10 20. ,SSss
SIS, 42S. '4.25. As Gt4.SS for North Phladelpnls
only 1888. .s25. as. 75S, SIS. SIS s2S s:Ss tor
SS s%.i P snnSsgs' s'cs cn .zlss P SIS rs. !s.!s. 9 rs. nos. xstS,
'iO,SS a. M. i2.25. 'l2.5S. us, 'lS, .seb. :: 90
st25 l..tt:S for North phladeiph,a SnIy N.Y. pssis
delphia only p. m. i2.iO night.
Dining Car. a..
Ticket ofices, Nos. 4ei, 1854 and i7o Broadway; ls2
Fifth Avenue Cbelow sd ST.: 2S Filth avenue
corner 10Th ST.. and stations named above
brooklyn, 4 Court Street, $50 Fulton street, 40
Nostrand Avenue. 800 Broadway. and Pennsyl
vania Annex station. The New YORK TRANSFER
Company win call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through 20 destination.
Telephone "5t3 Chelsea" for Pennsylvania RaUroa1
CAB Service.
W. W. ATTERBCRY. J. WOO
General Manager. Passr frame Manager
GEO. ". BOYD,
General PasSe niger Agent.
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%

OFFICE or THE PRESIDENT OF n DOR:
OUCH OF MANHATTAN. city Han. The CITY OF
New York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be received
by the President Of the Borough OF Manhattan al tue
City n all, Room "a. until 3 O'Clock y, NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1909.
No. I. For furnishing necessary labor ana ma
tsrtal for additional shower baths. painting, var
Fishing. carpenter, Tcrrazza marble and electrical
work for the RiVingtOn Street Bath, Borough OF
Manhattan.
No. > For furnishing necessary labor and ma
tcrial for the installation Of plumbing, heating ana
Ventllating system IN the RlvinEtOn street mth'
Borough Of Manhattan.
FOR full particulars see CITY Record.
JOHN r. AHEARN.
President Of tho borough Of Manhattan.
The city Of New York. October ~, 1900.
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Installed as Second Lieutenant.

Impressive ceremonies marked the install
lation of Cadet Grace Miller as second leu
tenant of the Homeward Bound Mission last
evening at headquarters 119 Pennsylvania
avenue. The installation was preceded by
an open-air meeting at I'd street and Penn
sylvania avenue. Capt. Theodore Valiant
delivered an address at night his topic be-
Ing Perfect Love" He drew a word pic
ture OF 1.-The enduring and eternal love Of
God for His Children as compared with
the transient and sentimental thing called
love on earth Those who participated I'm
the eyentide service were Mr. Perry of ILL
nois, Mrs. Perry. solo by Lieut.. Grace MIL
Ter. solo by Lieut. Nellie Haslam, when L
Get to the End Mr.. George Wilson was
the oIganist. Col. Johnson was In charge
of both meetings. Announcement was made
that Capt Valiant would deliver an ad-
dress on Conscience next Friday even
ing. and that Commander James Haslam.
who has been quite Ill, was resting more
quietly