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V LIVESTOCK MARKET. *
I^^Br^, _ New Ycrk. May 2!>. IPOS,
kFT]W^>— H'celpts vere 167 cars, or 2.700 head, in-
E -■ o« cars '■- be exported alive. »5 direct to
»-»gtr-B' r *' and «J lor the market, making, wltn pre
lou* •rri\als, 1- cars on wale, nil at Jersey City.
i-V.ers ■»'?« holding the stock for higher prices, and
•niv m-ut half the offerings i-h»i(fd hands. Steer*
old at i* n • dN " n of 106 U>r per rt> ; bulls and cows
ier<- tl«ri - vrr><Kl ic. choice native steers. $6 lO«zs7io
iicr 1^> l I n ' : rood to choice bulls for $4 2.V.! *:. 30; no
-om inol /.. built, off«~r,.. ten. j:'*i'H4ii; drrssed beef
lonttr-uJo slow but steady jit P'. 7H lii,r per Th for
ra tiv«= J .-- Latest private cable advices from LKer
vool *"" London quoted iit cattle higher, soiling at
<?.i,itil*c PJi rb. dreaeoj weight; refrigerator beef
>teau?-al lu««$ Uc per Tt. No exports from this port
10-day. To-morrow the aiinnehaha will carry 36<? cat
lie to London »in.l I.«KM» <juaner« of beef for' Schwarz
• child & : r.C,.-, cattle for .1 Slumbcrx *
Son. and :.<hh« srtcn of beef for the G. H Ham
mond Company. The Philadelphia, from the same
tort wili take out 1.400 quarters of b<vpf for Armour
»• pa . .-■' quarter* for Schwarzschild & Sulzhercer
ard W.-.O quarters for the Morris Beef Company; and
the Thespis. for Manchester, will be laden with "4«
catti* for the M •: > Br<>f Company, making, with
previous shipments. a total for the week from this
port of I 7<i> ..-i:!.r. L 2-4 sheep and 1 1 SCO quarters
>>; b*rf. ill to the ports of ■;•. Britain.
CAL\ t.- Receipt* were l.m hejid. including 470
B;r-, tto bU V ' herF ; ' nd *»i i " T the market, making.
• Ith th« sta> calves. «M on sile. Trade was slow
Hit veals r.%@..0c lower: about .'•<' calves were carried
PIT r *'ornniOT; »o prime veals sold at $4i£rs6~>o per
>2" lb Ircunj "aJa st |4VK»: no buttermilk.
-?, I X (! "JJ?^ calves dull. City rtr».*«ed aeli -«>s.t
rjlOc r-r 1b: a few at 10Hc; country dressed iHa^T
. -hi . IM.IMI.* r. s were r3',' cars, or
MJ*, bead, ipdudmg '« - •••■»- direct to slaughterers
' re 13 'or "' m.rket. Sheep »,re dull and 1502.".c
lower, '»»- ings slow «rd unchanged: lambs in riori
frate Scmattd and steady; about 24 car* of stork
»«■ 1 - 0 . 0 -.' 0 Prttn* a*«ap .bucks and *«♦«> sold
54VS?* #ni prr 3 ° »>: poo 4to r rime yearling*.
FS.K«?«: common to choice lambs. J« .*<; 'J7
Dressed rn«t«n *!ow at SeiOc per lb; dressed yraT
[4 0* *c **' nn * 13c: » '«» at IS^c: dressed lambs,
.»S2 O Sr~ R ' Cc !? U -ne'e « cars, or 1247 head, including
sbrut ._ car lor ,v, market. Feeling weak to l"o
?wer: New 1 ork Ftat« and Ohl ° hogs sold late yes
:erday st $6 per 100 lb.
5aI *?,- la '* T**t*xCa.y) — : Tobla * Shannon: 77 Ohio
£"c? ISX lb average, at $« per 100 lb.
E. Jufid «• Co.: I state hogs, 150 ft at $"
OTHER MARKETS— BY TELEGRAPH.
ChloafTi. May a>. — CATTLE— Receipts estimated at
tfc-out Z(>r>rt head: market firm; Fleers. $s(ffs7 JT>. stockers
md retcers. $3 2.*.®?; 4t»; cows. S3 75555 jr.; heifers, 3 .Vt
CJSrS; bulls, $4g5S 75; calves, $2«"iogs«3o. HOGS—Re
>e!r-s estimated ttbeut 16,<virt head: market Ac to 100
r»-er choice heavy shipping. $.'» 4.^55 :»7 : i ; butchers 1 .
>5 4. r ?«.'..V. lisrfal mixed. 55 4<K?$S .SO; choice light. $5 4SS 1
*•--.. packers'. $4 &<>gjr, +.". , pig . J4Js@ss 25; bulk of
«•"!-. $."■ 4<>pVi jm SHEEP— Receipts estimated about
Ourt head; market steady: sheep. $4f*.'.. lambs. $5 2531
if 3r<; yearllcgs. $4 ST^ji 25.
Cir.rirnat;. May 29. — HOGS — butchers' and
>h!ppers\ £5 50$$5 «0 ; common. $4 35555 35. CATTLE—
':"»»■; ?£Jr to good shipping. $5 25556 25; common. $2 .v»
?S3TJ.< FHEEP— Steady; $2 .■.(Xg»4 50. LAMBS— ;
►
list teuffaJo. May S3. — CATTLE— Receipts, 200 head;
r.arket .:«:, prime steers. $6 Srtg-$7. — Receipts.
!'•"•■ h«Bd; market slew an.i steady. HOG?- Receipts.
>.*V> head; market fair;v active and *./- to I<V; higher;
;eii-y a.-d mixed. $5 75J8J5 ST»: Torkers 55 6Os>*3 «0 rijrs.
HilW^- roughs. $4 5f*SJ4 75; dairies. $5 ,SO®*.S 75.
iHEEF ANT' LAMBS — Receipts. 200 head: market slow;
-Tr.bs " r «c. sheep 25c lower: lambs. fs | gs6 15: yearlings.
''SSS 2T »«li<m. $4 T5555; ewes, $4 25g54 M. sheep.
:xed. *?§ s4 7.-.
Vr.ion Stock Yards. Pittsburg. May 29 — CATTLE —
irrlr Hrht; market steady; choice $6 75gJ7: prime.
f 40g J6 65. SHEEP— Supply light; prime aethers, 4 *«0
$4f"'v culls and eammon. $2(ji3: iambs. $3gs6. \"EAL
■ L'.Tf -$•"..•■■>« s7 HOGS— Receipts light: market high
■: prime heavies, mediums and heavy Yorkers. $.> 703
75: light Yorkers. ••'"'€ » 6< •. pips. t*9&gS4 S>s;
taslsa. M &<*<rs4 7.
Karifas Cny. Kay *».— CATTLE- 1.300 head,
:-.uci3g 300 Southern*; market f-tr-!.?. top. 57; choice
xport ar.d Sreasjed be«l steers, $«50-gf7: fair to good.
'•Cs6 40: Western ste*rs. $4 75356 50; gtochera and feed
s' S3lo-Sss 25; Southern steers, •"*§s*> 25: Southern
WRR, J2 75@54 50; r.af.ve . -.-.^ 521.0g55 '£>. native hei
rs. $3 565J6 25; buHs. S3 25555; calves. J3 7r.(gs6 25.
:OGS — Receipts. 12.&" head: market ?>r to I<V lower:
>p. $5 55: buik «of saJes. $/. *■'■»•'•. hea%->-. $5 4O9sT>.V>;
-k«ra and butchers'. S5 Ssf $5 5«. light. IS 15<g?5 4f>:
»5. 1 •V-2S4O''' SHEEP— Receipts. 2 »v» head: market
eady: larr.bs. W. 2-''^ *•'. .*."; ewes and yearlings. ?4p-$4 50;
exaa -'t-.r.rf MHHIS; Texas abates fS 75®54 40;
--<■-; and f-f->:f SS2r.-gfoSs.
S■m?n e r Retorts.
PENNS
YLVAMJ4..
VATER GAP HOUSE
DELAWARE WATER GAP, PA. ■
Now open. Fe: .a.r.j open until December. Second
aaafl rimi ownership, management. Capacity 400.
Mountain Paradifce. Highest altitude: coolest loca
on. so i»u=«<llty. Situated in the midst oj its own
■.<;■«■ masattoeat park. Far removed frnm the noise
r.a float et public highways and railroads, but within
WT acres* cf both. E-tire!y rebuilt, JPO7. at a cost
f over 5100.000.00; now the snest equipped, best ap
r:nre<s aad largest hotel in this region. Running
r-untain sprlas water In all rooms. Private tiled
ixtaa. &!?o public baths: Fteam heat: open !"«; fire
laces. Electric ttcMs; hydraulic elevator: telegraph
r.i Telephones. TVnlte service. Cuisine of highest
-'(..- .- - . |ici niinißMSj. far— and dairy of regis
red cc*« Every outdoor sport and Indoor amuse
ent. Orchestra- FreQuent social functions. Ridlnir
rader-,y. |oW Uake. farape and livery -aithia the
rounds. Booklet -f camera \lewr and official auto
aps mailed. Coaches meet all trains. Special May
m June and *-ea»rn rates JOHN PURDT COPE.
NEW ENGLAND.
NEW ENGLAND
rACATION RESORTS
■Eaasßßßstiaßj aaaoea in the saaat charming sections at
■•■* Er.giir.i are pictured and described in the IPOS
I a.r.u*J of Summer Resort* of the Xew York. New Hav*n
I Hartford Railroad Company. The shores of Long
!ar.d Sound. Buzzard"* Bay and Cape Cod. Martha's
:r}eyar<2 ar^d Nantucket. the lov»>!y Berkshire and 1.- •
;•; Hills t.r. i the resorts of Connecticut and Kastern
pw Tork offer manifold attract! lo the vacation
*ker. -■- superb ■'*■..■ service of the New York. N«w
■sea & Hartford Railroad makes these places easily
<"es£ir;e. The Manual ntains tares from New York.
*pf hotels and boarfilr.tr cottagrs and their rates. Bend
vo-oent Ftamp fcr copy 1 ■■> C. A. CALL. Room *,
ra-d Cestrai fiiatlon New York, '••:T:r.g territory de
"*■ '
.
CONNECriCCT.
FENWICK HALL,
FENWICK-ON-THE-SOUNB. CONN.
£»£-tlfu!-y located, directly on the Found, mouth cf
-^r.ectic-jt River. Golf, tencif. baCbiag. Rooms with
Ufc estra- Send for booklet.
H. C CHAPMAN, Propr.
THE WOLD
EASTERN' rOl>T.
NEW LONDON, CONN.
Open-- June "Otn
• -->: Sew Macaseineni.
■LSZSZ BC3QIEK RE-SORT HOTEL. IN AMEP.ICA.
&ni » half tour* from New York.
UrcQ-uaSled Sailing. Bathing. AvtosiobllißSX.
I^-iv<r.F. Tennis. Golf. Dancing
! F« Eookkt. }...•■•-. sic . address
t J ITEMING. Mgr.. n Broadway. Room «0L
I ' aUao ilk.- Tie B*.;e •. ie». Eellealr. F.a.
EDGEWOOD INN
GREENWICH (on the Sound ) CONN.
NOW OPEN
« icr<-* lirsra New York. 80 train* daily.
' Superior --ar^ and Auto Quarter*.
F-e Reads lor Orivinc and Autoniobliln*
in a picturesque country.
Cas ■■"o Golf. Tennis. Bow!:r.g: spacious
• ■ *■■■■..■ ■ Sfe^sag
•»v/ENE<VO HOE. INDIAN NECK. BRAXTORD.
I (Tcoa _B«autiJelly itwl 03 Soua4: *»«• open;
-:*: St««y JnaT HAKKV " HLOXHAM. Mrr.
>E DUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME KOR EU7ERZ.Y FEO- i
* pie or ro!:va>f C » r ■f : ?I0 to JIS: r•■ .=■-•■ r»f«r- i
•ces O!er.Tir.<-.d Hall. Hictrwood Station. O>r.n.
man
up in vFrmont
-it die p:» r » for a p»ai Vacation. Moat dellirhtful
imw«r ci:rr.a T «; •an<?quaii*'^ *.ce:i»ry. $5 to $10 •
*»>: «* hotels. f3r.T arsd vi;ias^ iiom»s. country camps
5 r.»art oj Cl'tm Jlounis:r.6 srid on shores of I.ak«
Usis'it. Express trains froTi N>»- Tork ad Boston
•* Centra] Vermont Itoe. ?<>nd «■- for ' pace HI
■-.-r.rr.'r Home*." A. W. ECCLESTONE. MS Broad
■ New Tork <
MAPLE HERST.
OLD HALIFAX. Vr.RJiONT.
: f»«'j iw at.ov^ ... >\»-; a >-- ■•»»>• 'f Bbc) '
,tv« frail*. r, ;wr .f!»!d, Ma«.. ana Erattleboro. Vi !
jr * t-"r. water, miik. cr-arr.. bu»t<-r, meat and l«|t
fc5 **. No Tioif»t. n^> odoro. F.i^htly. billowy mona- I
iri 'Juf la.n'iß'i;*. V.'alkß by KWtda, t>Ms and brooks.
" : -:t <k>!f. Automobile, tourlnir an-1 excursion parties
05sn8Odat«4. 'ia'age. A competent cltj- caterer in
li'iail, rule- ty day or week ramaoaaM*. Ref
•
AXE : BOMOSEEN iS&SSSSEi
*'*s SS to SJ« W. C MOUND. Prop.. HydevKle. Vt.
'Jie~pp.o«Fect and oottagks. <jn !..'.Ki: BOMO I
. bwi <i.;!'i<>t. Vemwnc— Etoctne UgbXM. new nrace, 1
-!'*r> j,!jnib!ri«. Serd lor circular. H. B. EIXM. ilfr. |
CHont: 1 ISLAND.
FATOI HILL, K. I
THE FINEST fL'IIMER Bl BOKT
ON" THE ATLANTIC COAST.
CCt/-« HOUSE anil COTTAGES
Opens June 20.
aMm J. F. CHAMPUS
ITCH KILL ROUSE and COTTAGES
Watch Kill, R. I.
EM JIXV in ,
r , tfce Ocean
Ttf-fj'itul rcS'J* for fu'Jjmr.tlilag
F:-*^t Oo!f .-,.- «-.n '-- Atlantic .' tf
Terr.i* Ciufi O<r*an . .-. r.c
Uceersie ra^te
Adirers B K. TAP.D.
J-:»t?J VciUntrxcfc, BSCa 61 a&il 7th A- * .
BUI ..... -•««' Tork. '
_/_ Summer Resorts.
NEW .IF.RSET.
THE IDEAL PLACE TO
LIVE NEXT SUMMER
111 Bill, 1 1
Highest Elevation on Atlantic Beaboard.
first point on Jersey Coast reached by New York ex
press trains. Only resort with triple, attraction of ocean.
lakes and river. «i.o(io ocean front Improvements
just completed. Greatest cottage, family resort. Live
here, all summer for less than few weeks' board at hotel
<-osts. All sports and amusements. Write for free illus
trated folder to B. n. EOBUITT. Publicity Director, 102
Broadway. l^ns; Hranch, N. J.
THE '
flDarlborougb-Kknbcini
(CAPACITY 1100),
with Its beautiful and spacious Exchanges and Sun
Galleries, overlooking two blocks of central Ocean
front, its large rooms with private baths, each sup
plied with sea -water. Its exquisite music, refined
patronage and general air of elegance and taste in
Its decorations and furnishings, is particularly
attractive during
ATLANTIC CITY'S
GREAT SIMMER SEASON
of June. .Inly. August and September.
Wtt'tC service; both American and European Plans
Ownership Management — Joslah White & Rons
HOTEL DENNIS,
Atlantic City. N. J.
This hou»- 1» delightfully lc«-eted dlrectiy on the beach
and ba» jb unobstructed view of the ocean and boardwalk.
WALTER J. BLZBY.
CHALFONTE
ATT.ANTTC CITT V. .7
TnE LEEDS CO^fPAN'Y.
GALEN HALL
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
A fete weeks in our comfortable and elegant house,
r-ith every modern convenience and superior table and
service, will bs a great restorer.
Baths for pleasure "r health for ladies and gentlemen
with trained attendants only.
F. L. YOUNG. General Manager.
HOTEL MORTON
VTrsriria Ay*.. star t-.ea.-h. Atlantic City. NT. J. Open aD
the year. Fine table. Suites with private bath. Hand
somely furnished. Perfect aa-ltary arrangements. Ele
vator to a.ll floors, peciai rate* ror winter. Capacity 258.
MES. N. E. HAINES, Owner and Proprietor.
HOTEL OSTEND,
Boston Aye. and Boardwalk. Block Ocean front At
lantic City. N. J. 400 rooms overlook ocean ion with bath
Sea water baths. Heated sea water swimming pool. White
service. Orchestra. Special terms. $12. 50 to $20 weekly.
American plan. Coach meets trains. Literature mailed.
NEW YORK OFFICE. 2SO FOURTH AYE.
"Phone 6246 Gramercy.
D. P. RAHTER. Manager.
SEASIDE HOUSE
AIUMK ( ITY. tH. J.
Directly on the ocean front
PEA WATER BATHS. OPEN ALL THE TEAR
F. P. COOKS SONS.
THE ORTLEY INN,
BQCAX BEACH. ORTLEY. N. J. On the Sea Shore Line
of Penna. R. R.. seventy miles from New York and Phila.
Fine surf bathing, sailing and fishing. Rates. $10 to
$17.50 per week. Opens June 25th for 23d Season. For
particulars, address JOHN J. BENSON.
Prince George Hotel. 14 East 2-? th St.. X T.
THE ALLAIRE. "»,"««
IMract aoaaa bwarl BoaMa< E. M. BICHARDSON
The MONTCLAIR
ON THE MOUNTAIN TOP
MONTCLAIR, N. J.
LA TOURETE, B^j Polnt
One-half hour from Broadway; tea frontage; 10c. fare;
low rate*, new management; booklet. J. VENETOS.
PENINSULA HOUSE, SEA S R !, GHT
A eelect family hot*l on ocean front. Shrewsbury
River, Pleasure Bay. Morning concerts. Evening Jances.
The reputation is excellent, covering -'< years.
OPENS JUNE 27. CHARLES H. DEDERER.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Waumbek & Cottages
Jefferson, N. H., in the White Mountains.
SEASON JUNE UNTIL OCTOBER.
The Colony comprises:
THE WAUMBEK
WAUMBEK HALL
THE JEFFERSON
STARR KING COTTAGE (Bachelor Apta.)
Detached family cottages completely furnished, with
Hotel service.
PARTICCLARS UPON REQUEST
CHARLES V. MI'RPHy. Manager.
Address Lsuirel House. Lakewood. N. .'-. until June 13
WHITL MOINTAINS
THE NEW PROFILE HOUSE
And Twenty Private Cottages
Unexcelled among leading resort hotels for He cli
entage, location and appointments. Golf, tennis; good
roads, fine garage. Open July 1 10 Oct. 1.
C. 11. GREENLEAF. Prea.
Gecrpe Viles. representative.
1180 Broadway. Hours 10:3O to 3. Tel. Madison 4748.
City Hotel — Vendome — Boston.
GRANLIDEN HOTEL
LAKE SUNAPfcE, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
One rt the finest hotels In this country- Fishing the
b-f,t. New nine-hole golf coarse. Dirt tennis courts.
Boating, fine, drives, etc Six cottapee to rent. Writ; for
circular. W. W. BROWN. Manhattan Hotel. New Torts
City, until June 1. then GraniMen Hotel. Sjr.apee. N. H.
SVMMER TAMP.
RYE BEAOiI, N. HAMP..
conducted by Principal of Weatehesster Academy fa col
■». X , preparatory school forboys). June is For
particulars address Principal, at White Plains. N. T.
SL\!«SArHt SETTS.
BERKSHIRE HIT-LS.
THE MAPLEWOOD,
PITTSFIELD. MAS?.
TO OPEN SLAY 23TH.
tend for 190i> Booklet before lookine elsewhere.
t«na lor « ARTHUR W. PLUMB. Proper.
STOCK BRIDGE, 'SXT
MASS. Heaton Hall opens
IM TW F middle of June.
BERKSHIRE S. lAl!rnI Al!rn *.W*
New Tork Office. Hotel Loncacre,.
HOTEL ASPINWALL j[jg:£ x '
The Berkshire Hills
OPEN JUNE 16, 1908.
Dry Cool Climate — Pure Water.
Fine Auto Garage and Livery.
O D. S-KAVEV. . - - MANAGER
Choice Villa Sites For Sal".
"THE NANEPASHEMET^
o -!l£Fsffi£& SZS& o^orth ,hor,.
C^g^^^jjVij^cUlntt^ for June. Circular.
* ' PENNSYLVANIA.
THE KITTATINNY
IJII.AWARK WATER «AP. TA.
». omci.^auto rouu
„,> Kr.ery. OMR s*<!d.e BOf** ^ ANK ,. <ll i 1i 1 , F
Isass rate*. .
_ _ NF.W YORK.
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE j
GERMANTOWN-ON-THE-HUDSON. I
An Maal re-ort. or.e-elghth of ■ mile to ■-•«•!. high
aim"<s» boating. nshina;, batlilne and driving. Terms I
derate T«ble a ■perUity. Houie '.pens June 10. New
York "lidre,. V. 11. ANDERSON. 1« West 81th Street.
Telephone 6152— Itlvrr. ■ i
-MOUNTAIN AND LAKE RESORTS."
a reautlful Fuß'.mer Rr-ok of 112 page*, illustrate], may I
be obtained fiee at any Lackawanna Railroad ticket Oca.
ADVERTIfcEMENTS and ■übaertntions for The Tribur.*
received »' thai L-ptown < 'fh<-e No. LMe Broadway. j
fcet»-fen 9St)i and 37th »>« . until v o'clock r m. A4%er |
ilsnmanTf received at »h* CoHowutg '.ran--, oflicea at
rVAllar cr.c* nu* until * o'elocjc r m. W*.: 2<* fith
'. \ . _ ior. 2M it.: 15S C»h aye.. cor. 12trt .• . : fi2 Bawl ,
■4th' si "•'" West «24 tt . r.ft»*en 7th ar.-J sth »vet.; !
ir>'j"v>t"t ■,'■■ it.; I.WS 3d aye. between ;••:■ and 77>h
-' . 10 -^ -, A B ye. near «ilst r» ; :■-■•■ aye. rif-e r B9( n
, • ■' i*-~ t.ttt i26t_ ft.; IS6 Trerr.or.t a-*.; ti^O 3d tv«..
or ajv' Aaaaiicaa EUtrlct TeletTifh OIO^.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1908.
Summer R
JTEW TORE.
t ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦ +»♦♦» +
♦; THE BEST PLACE TO SPEND YOUR SIM- ■♦•
▼• BIER VACATION IS IN THE HISTORIC. ♦
♦ rimiirxnr, AND HEAI.THFCL, » 4-
X CATSKILL MOUNTAINS I
♦ The high altitude of this irreat mountain ♦
♦ sanitarium, ranging from 2,000 to 4.000 feet 4
♦ above tbe sea. Is un important factor In the 4
■♦• »cie«-tion of a summer home. •♦•
4 In addition to the private parks there urn 4*
-♦- over 1,000 lintel* and board ins; houses amid the .+.
+■ green Hcl<K and towering crags in thin country X
A. uf scee'e beauty and nilclwnod charms. X
X The Ulster & Delaware R.R. ♦
a offers superb train wrvlce without change of T,
. cars bei en Philadelphia. Jersey City and New T
_. York and all points in this popular bumtner y
T_ rchort. 4-
T; The Rip Van Winkle Flyer leaves New York 4-
(42d St.), via West Shore R. X., at 1 o'clock 4
4- P. M. +
■♦" The summer time schedule for season < " 19011 4
4- will go iD effect Sunday. June 21»t. 4
4- Th« "Catskill Mountain Limited." composed -4.
4- exclusively of parlor cars with observation car. -4.
-♦■ leaving New York on week days at 10 o'clock .4.
-4. A. M.. will be a popular feature of the service. T
+ The West Shore R. R. will sell excursion T
.a. tickets from New Tork and Brooklyn on May T
T. 29tli and 30th. via Ulster & Delaware R. R.. to T
_. all points in the Catskill Mountains, at on» fare. "4
t~ for round trip, giving an opportunity to select '♦'
T" your summer home or boarding place. These 4
"*■ tickets win be good for return trip on any train ■+
•4- up to midnight of June Ist. Inclusive. -♦•
4- An illustrated Summer Book, with map of the -4
-4- CatKkllls and list of hotel* and hoarding houses -i
+■ trill bo sent free on receipt of 8 rents postage. «
>. N. A. EIMIS. Gen'l Passenger Agent. i
-*. Kingston. N. T. ■ I
4-4-4-4->4 4->4-*-4-4-H
THE GRAND HOTEL COMPANY '
announce the opening of the
G- IR. .A. US!" ID HOTEL
CatskiU Mountains. N. V. '
THURSDAY. JUNE 25TH, 190 S.
Through coach and drawing room car service from
New York direct to hotel grounds. Altitude over
2.000 feet.
Passenger elevator to all floors. Rooms singly or
en suite with private baths. Booklet.
For terms and full information apply to George
Murray, Manager, 11S0 Broadway (one <?oor above
28th ft.). New York. Telephone 474,« Madison. After
June 25th address The Grand Hotel Company. High-
I mount P. 0.. N. V;
SUNSET PARK INN
HAINES FALLS. N. T. Catskills' finest Hotel.
Daily Concerts by the renowned Holland Trio.
Cuisine and service unsurpassed Elevators.
O. C. BECKER, Prop.. 1180 Broadway. New Tork.
ADIRONDACKS.
BTE\TBNS HOUSE. LAKE PLACID.
BOOKLET ON REQT'EST.
mm> - ADIRONDACKS. _
Whiteface Inn
On Lake Placid, N. Y. June 15 to Oct. 1.
Latest an.i Most Modern Adirondack Hotel.
Cool. dry. bracing cH:7,. it-- Finest golf, boating, and
all other sports Magnificent location. Select patron
age. Modern equipment and service. Address
HARRINGTON MILLS.
IN THE HEART OF THE ADIRONDACK?.
fM RUISSEAUMONT
and COTTAGES, Lake Placid, N. Y.
: OPEN JUNE TO OCTOBER.
Suites with private, baths; all modern improvements.
For rates and booklets address E. H. PATRICK.
Manager, PRINCE GEORGE HOTEL. New York City.
I , , ,
LAKE PLACID .. ADIRONDACK^
GRAND VIEW HOTEL
Open Jane to October. GOLF. Canoeing, all Adirondack
attractions For illustrated booklet address
THOS. PARSES. 259 Fourth Aye... New Tork.
MOR LEY'S
Hotel and cottages in the heart of the Adirondack*,
overlooking two of the most beautiful lakes in the
region. Trout fishing, bass flatting, boating, bathing,
bowling, pool, tennis, music, house physician. Sani
tary plumbing. Pure spring water. No pulmonary
invalids. Artistic catalogues.
MORLEY'S. Lake Pleasant. Hamilton Co.. N. T.
open. '4fe> ABIROMDAGKS
MODERN V A&. *"****££>"*
HfITFI VKr> bookixt.
nWltl.l &P »rlando Kello«;R
r.oi.K. ®/}*h & Snn
swniMixi POOL. fjf Trops.
THE WAWBEEK *gS*&
Upper Saranac Lake. Adirondack 3.
J. BEN HART. WAWBEEK, N. Y.
ADIRONDACK^.
DEER'S HEAD INN,
EUzabethtown N. Y. Golf; automobile heaTqtiart»rs.
!•.. F. STETSON.
APIRONDA* X HOISK. ltiriu.ll Lake. Hamilton Co..
N V Accommodates ■_••"■ Elates from $8 to $1- per
week ar.d $J per day. Mrs E MEAD. Prop.
ORIENTAL HOTEL
MANHATTAN BEACH
OPENS JUNE 25th
J. P. GREAVES, Manager
AMEBICAH AHD EUROPEAN PLAN
NEW RESTAURANT. NEW AUTOMOBILE
ROAD, DIRECT TO TKE HOTEL
Booking Office. *J>^ 4th Aye. Tel. 6246 Gram.
HOTEL GRAMATAN
BRONXVtLLE, WBSTCHESTER CO., N. Y.
16 miles from New York. Open all the year.
J. J. LANXZN CO.. PROPRIETORS.
GARDEN CITY HOTEL
GARDEN CITY LONG INLAND
16 miles fiom New York. Open ail the year.
J. J. LANNIN CO.. PROPRIETORS.
MANHANSET HOUSE.
SHELTER ISLAND, L. I,
Opens June 25.
Under new management.
J. HULL DAVIDSON.
Office, 23 Union Square. Now York City.
Cottaees leaaej, with all service f.nd meals, from
June l.
Booking agent will call where within Greater
New York.
PROSPECT HOUSE,
Shelter Inland IlelgUtß. 1.. I. Opens June 25th.
New York office for booking. Metropolitan B'dg., No.
1 Madison aye Room 5004. Telephone 6889 Gramerc/.
R. T. MARTIN. Manager.
T>OINT O" WOODS OCEAN HOUSE AND COT-
X MS'" opens June 15th. Located on the famous Pi re
Island Beach; pra ticaiiy at sea; there are no land
breezes Excellent surf "and still water bathing. hlim
fishing and sailing Modern improvements this year.
Address E. N. BIL.T.ARO. Point O' Woods.
1 BRIARCLIFF LODGE,
Briarcliff Manor, New York.
NOW OPEN.
City office, f>»4 East 4Gth St. 'phone. — 33.
D- B.PLUMER Manager
THE EARLINGTON
Richfield Springs, N. Y.
GASHERIE DE WITT, Proprietor.
Reroouoled and Renovated throughout.
The largest, most modern and on to ls.le hotel in Central
New York Opeus June _•<>
Opr-o«itK the Famous Sulphur Baths.
(.i«lf l#im:-. It<i:ifine anil iiriitnc
Write for Booklet rar^ii. etc. N. v. City address, care
THE BHOZTKLL. 3 Kast 27th St.
THE COLUMBIAN
1,000 Mum! Turk. ft. Lawrence River. N. T.
Th» be«t locatej and most attractive hotel amons
the Thousand Islands. Bxcellenl cui«lne. Orchestra
and all amusements. Open June 15. Booklet
1.. A. JOHNSON. Trop.
mil rTT -*- 1 I* 1 * most r.lcturenque. part of Lake George;
nULtll capacity 200; 110 to $14 weekly. Boattnir.
uniirr Bathlnt, Fishlnp. Golf, Tennis etc. Cottagei
HOUSe to rent. 11. « BUCKEUi. Prop.
. Hul-iO landinc. N. V.
WEST VIRGINIA.
In the Allegheny Mountains
IJKOOR-JDr INN AND COTTAGES, Bntck»*A*. W.
v" 10 miles from Oakland. Md . B & O. B. R. A
_..,#,,<.. mountain resort flae table supplied from our
•w- feru». Far booklet writ* 11 J. KIRK.FATIUC&.
'sorts.
NEW TORK fL'PBBME COURT. »th Ju
dicial District. Westchrster County. —
KBNSICO RESERVOIR. Section No. 10.—
Notice of application for the appointment of
CommlßgHners of Appraisal.
Public notice is hereby riven that it Is
the Intention of the Corporation Counsel of
The City of New Yoru to make application
to the Supreme Court of the State of New
Tork for the appointment of Commissioners
of Appraisal under Chapter 724 of the Laws
of 1005 as amended. Such application will
be made to the Supreme Court at a Special
Term thereof to be held In and for the 9th
Judicial District «t the Court House, in
the VilUga of White Plains, Westchester
County, N. V.. on the 20th day of June.
1908. at ten o'clock In the forenoon of that
day or as soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard. The object- of such application Is to
obtain an order of the Cou»t appointing
three disinterested and competent freehold
ers, one of whom shall reside In the County
of New York and at least one of whom
«hail reside In the County where the real
estate hereinafter described is situated to
act as Commissioners of Appraisal under
said Act and discharge all the duties con
ferred by the said act and the acts amenda
tory thereof upon such commlssUners of
appraisal for the purpose of provUin* an
additional supply of cure and wt.oltaome
water for the City of New York.
Tne real estate, sought to be taken or
affected is situated In the Town oT Mount
Pleasant. County of Westchester and State
of New Toik.
The following Is a description of the real
estate to be acquired in fee together with a
reference to the date and place of film* of
the map.
All those certain pieces or parcels of real
estate situated in the Town of Mount Pleas
ant. County of Westchester and State of
New York, »how.i on a map entitled
■ Southern A<juedu;t Department. Section
No. 10. Board of Wat',r Supply of the
City of Now York. Map of real estate situ
atca in the Town of Mount Pleasar.t. County
or Westchester and State of New York, to
be acquired by the City of New York under
» iKI v '* 1 '" 18 of Chapter 724 of the Laws
I '""• a " amended, for the construction
or Kenslco Reservoir ana appurtenances.
rrorn Barrett St. to the vicinity of High
7u • T whlcl man was filed in the office of
the Reamer of the County of Westchester.
at White Plains, New York, on the «th
V, 2* Aprl ,'' lf>oS - as Ma P Number 1792:
fol l w parcels are bounded and described as
roliows :
Beginning at the south-west comer of
Parcel No. 708 at the point of Intersection
or the center lines of Pleasant Place and
Commercial Avenue. to the northerly line of
real estate pection No. 8. Southern Aque
duct Department, the. map of which section
was filed in the office of the Register of th»
County of Westchester. at White Plains.
N. Y. on the 6th day of April. IPOS -and
running thence partly along the northerly
line of said section, along the center line
or said Commercial 4 venue, and partly
along . th westerly linn of said parcel. N.
11 59 W. 818.6 f»et to the p?int of inter
section of said center line with the center
line of a street running from Commercial
Avenue to Adaline Avenue.; thence along
the center line- of said street- and the pro
duction thereof and continuing along the,
northerly line of section No. 9 and th»
westerly line of parcel No. 796 S. 7S* 01"
W. 280.7 feet, crossing Adaline Avenue to
a point in the westerly line thereof. thence
along seM line, and continuing along the
westerly line of parcel No. 708 and the
northerly line of Section No. 9, the follow
ing courses and distances: N. 6* 01' W.
158.4 feet. N. 15* 01' W. 31.3 feet. N. 5*
Si W. 74.7 feet. N. 22° 44' W. 52 8 feet,
N. 14' {57- W. 112.8 feet, N. 7* 37' W. 104.1
feet. N. 12" 48' W. 84 feet and N. 10* .12'
W. 85.4 feet to the most southerly point of
parcel No. 793; thence partly along the
westerly line of said parcel, and continuing
along the northerly line of tection No. 9.
N. 10' 62' W. 46.4 feet to the south
corner of parcel No. 705; thence along th*
southerly line of said parcel, and continu
ing along the northerly line of said section,
the following courses and distances: S. 69*
34- W. 44.4 feet. S. 8T« 14' W. 24.8 feet.
N. fH' 21' W. 144 5 feet. S. SO* 17' W. 355
feet. 8. 73* 10' W. 79.4 feet. S. 72* 18* W.
694 feet. S. 68* 2!' W. 69.9 feet and 8.
70" 22' W. 83.9 feet to the rorth-west cor
ner of said section, at the south-west cor
ner of said parcel No. 795; thence along th*
westerly line of said parcel. N. 14* 4S' E.
2.") C. feet to the north-west corner of Fam»:
thence along the northerly lines of said
parcel and parcel No. 794. N. 78* 01' E
560. feet to the north-east corner of said
parcel No. 794, in the westerly line of be
fore mentioned Adaline Avenue, said point
being also the north-west corner of before
mentioned parcel No. 7f>6: tbeoce partly
along the northerly line of said parcel No.
796. N. 78* 01' E. 60 feet, crossing Adallne
Avenue, to the north-west corner of parcel
No. 771. at the south-east corner of sail
Avenue and High Street; thence along the
southerly line of said street and the north
erly lines of said r»r?el and parcels Ncs.
792", 791 and 790. N. 78* 01' E. 300. feet
to the north-east corner cf said parcel No.
790. at the south-west corner of said street
and Columbus Avenue; thence along the
westerly line of said avenue an! the east
erly lines of said parcel and parcels Nog.
7P9. 788. 787. 794. 777 and 776 S. 11* 50' B.
450.2 feet, crossing Norwood Street, to tho
souih-east corner of said parcel No. 776. at
the north-west comer of said Columbus
Avenue and Rutledge Street: thence along
the westerly line of said avenue produced
E. 11" 59' E. 50. feet to the northeast cor
ner ft parcel No. 7<>4. at the south-west
corner of said street and avenue; thence
along the southerly " ie of sal.i street pro
duced N. 78* 01' K. ''». feet to the north
west corner of parcel No. 760, at the south
east corner of said street and avenue;
thence along the southerly line of said
street, the northerly lines of said parcel
No. 760 find parcels Nob. 761 and 763.
partly along the southerly line of parcel
No. 790, and along the southerly line of
parcel No. 754. N. 19* 01' E. Ml." feet,
crossing Pedgwick Avenue, to the north
east corner of said parcel No. 751; thence
alone the easterly lines of said parcel and
parcels Nob. 744. 743. 742. 703 and 702. and
partly along the easterly line of parcel No.
7P6 S. 11* SO' F. 200.1 feet. 8. 12* 09' E.
£00 3 feet. mossing Sandford, McAilam, Van
Brunt and Barrett Streets, and S. ll* 4S'
K. 225. feet to the south-east corner of
said parcel No. 79*. at the north-east cor
ner of before mentioned section No. •». In
the center of Morton Street; thence along
the renter line of said street, the southerly
line of said parcel and partly along the
northerly line of said section S. 7<»* 01' V,'.
641. X feet, crossing before mentioned Pedg
wick . Avenue, to the roiat of Intersection
of said center line of Morton Street with
the center line of Columbus Avenue, then"«
along th« center line, of said avenue, N. It*
r,9' W. 1T.0.1 feet to the point of Intersec
tion of fame with the cen'er line of Barrett
Street; thence along the center !ne of said
street. 8. 78" 01' W. 187.4 fevt to the p., in.
of Intcrserrlnn of t-ame with the center 'me
of Pleasant Place: thence along the center
line of said Pleasant Place and still con
tinuing along the southerly line of parcel
No. 706 and the northerly line of Section
No. 9, S. 17* 45' W. 138.3 feet to the point
or place of beginning.
The fee Is to be acquired by the City of
New York In ail th.- real estite parcels
Nos. r.ne to 706. both Inclusive, contained tn
the above description.
Reference is hereby made to the said map.
filed as aforesaid in the office of the Regis
ter of the. County of Westchester, for a
more detailed description of the real estate
to be taken In fee as above described.
Dated May 4th 1908.
FRANCIS KEY PENDLETON. Corporation
Counsel. Office, and Post OTlce Address.
Hall of Records, Corner of Chambers
and Centre Streets. Borough cf Man
hattan. New York City.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mm.'*
GARDENER desires place where thorough
ly competent man is needed; single; mid
dle aped, Ftate particulars. P., care of
Gregory, MamaronTk. N. T.
GARDENER.— By young Scotchman; mar.
rid; has had nine years' experience in
fruits, flowers and vegetables on larp<»
estates in Scotland; best of references fur
nished. Address James Allan. Watervllle.
Wash.
GARDEN — Married, no children; corn
p^fprit all V*r3n-~h' > 3. strictly pob<?rj btsst Ox
references. Box 300.. Mount Klaco, M. T.
JAPANESE '" r > r| K. !^nc taper lence; in pri
vate family "r clubhouse or an yacht.
Ftow-jrd-co-k. go anywhere; excellent
erence. B F . 1721 vine at . Philadelphia.
MARRIED COUPLC Man as driver and
handy man; wife as cook or upstairs
girl; srood references. Inquire C- E. Owens.
130 f»h st . Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. a* houseman: country pre
ferred; good reference. Thomas Nash. 217
East 3.tci Ft., care of Mrs. Brady.
Female.
ATTENDANT in institution or hou«ekeepe r
in hotel or club. HarMani. 827 Wen
l.'th Bt.
CHAMBERMAID.— By North of Ireland
Protestant girl, who has lived out In
Fngland; nicely trained: moderate wages
to begin. Flaherty's Office, 4HT. Columbu*
aw Tel. 741 River.
CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS.—
Neat, •■ap'>t 1 younf? Protestant woman;
rood references: city or country. c. j.,
Mrs. Collier's Agency. 122 West 23d et.
CHAMBERMAID or PARLORMAID.— FIr»I
cl:«»«- sw»-ili«l>; excellent references; cltj
or any distance out; S2.V Swedish Ameri
can Domestic Exchange. 138 K.-uit o(-'th st.
Tel. 4r,Gt— Madison.
COOK. — First r!a.M: understands plain anT
fancy cooking; very fine baker, entrees,
B nd all frozen desserts; wages 180 to $:■.-,:
references Flaherty's Office, <■*.'. Columbus
aye. ' Tel. 741 Piv( t
COOK French; first rlaps. t'rivat* fanilh
, |tv or country; French refereno
p SS3 Weal B«th st
COOKS — Swedish »nd Finnish; with or
Ithi ut kltchenmalds: city or country;
excellent references; $"5-S4O. Swedish -
American Oomestic I.x inic 190 Eaat
BOth st. Tel 45tX— Madison Square.
COOK and LAUNDRESS. — Excellent baker
and good family cook; very be»t ret»-r
•ncea city or fountry. M. (3.. Mrs. Col
lier* Agency. 122 sat 23d «:.
COOK."— Strictly first class; very neat,
clean economical; hlpr:«st recommenifa
tion«- •'■'.'■■ or country. A. H . Mr*. Cel
tier's Agency, Weal -M tt
COOK. — Protestant; excellent reference*;
understand* all branches of plain, and
fa';-- conking: t.M to S4. 1 . fit or country.
M M . Mr* Colliers Agency. 122 W^est
C3d »'
COOK-LAUNDRESS. chambermaM and
waitress. i"° nut. obliging gtrlt; mM
,.,-.- *raf*f city or oouctry M G.. ilrn.
Collier* Agency. 122 Wtjl 'iZi »*■
OCTAS STEAMERS.
Stea.-,ishlps of the RED ' T>" LINE srßl
sail from F'ier 11. n»ar Wall :rt. Ferry.
Brooklyn, for San Juan direct as follows:
6.5. PHILADELPHIA... Sat.. June J>. noon
s c CARACAS Saturday. June 20. noon
For freight or passage apply to
BOLLTON, BLIPS * t-ALLETT.
General Managers. 82 Wall St.
PCBLIC NOTICES.
RED "D" LIKE.
For La Gu-yra, Puerto Cabello.
'Curacao and Maracalbo, via Curacao, call
ing also at San Juan. P. R.
S.S PHILADELPHIA Sat.. June 6. noon
S.S. CARACAS Saturday. June 20. noon
For La Guayra, Curacao. Maracalbo.
S 9 MA RACAIBO... Saturday, June 13. noon
S.S. ZULIA Saturday. June 2.. noon
These- steamers have superior accommo
dations for passengers. _._. „__
BOULTON. BLISS A DALLETT.
General Managers. f>2 Wall St
CITY OF NEW YORK.
Board of Estimate and apportionment.
Public notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Board" of Estimate and Ap
portienment. held May K>. IVWS. the fol
lowing petition was received:
I To tne Honorable Board of Estimate and
Apportionment of the • City cf New
The petition of the NASSAU ELECTRIC
RAILROAD COMPANY respectfully shows:
1. Your petitioner is a street surface
railroad corporation duly organized and ex
isting under the laws of the State of New
York, and has duly made »M filed, pursu
■ m to Section i»> of the Railroad Law, a
statement of the. names an.i description ot
' th« streets, roads, avenue*, highways ani
i private property in or upon which it 13
> proposed to construct, maintain and operate
I extensions cr branches of. its railroad as
herein set forth. .
2. Your petitioner desires to obtain from
the City ,-f New York and hereby respect
fully applies for it.- consent to a grant 01
the franchise or right to use certain
streets, roads, avenue*. highways or public
grounds within or belonging to the City or
New York for the construction and opera
tion in and upon the surface thereof exten
sions or branches of Its street surface rail
road to consist of a double or single track
surface railroad (Including necessary poles,
wires, conduits, connections, switches, sid-
Ings, turnouts, crossovers and. suitaol«»
stands, equJpniaßt or other structures nec
essary for the accommodation and opera
tion of paid railroad bf the overhead or
other system of electricity or other motive,
power which may be lawfully used upon
the name), for public us. and conveyance
of persons and property for compensation.
3. Th» followlnc is a description of the.
paid certain streets, roads, avenues, Mr"
ways. driveways or public ground within Or
belonging to the City of New York. in.
through, upon and aWns which your peti
tioner desires to extend Its railroad, to wit:
Beginning at the terminus of its present
track on the easterly side of Flatbush Ave
nue between Atlantic Avenue and Fourth
Avenue; thence along Flatboah Avenue to
Fourth Avenue an.i running thence In *
westerly direction across the tra:ks of the
Brooklyn City Railroad Company on Flat
hush Avenue, ana making a suitable con
nection therewith to Fourth Avenue; thence
along Fourth Avenue to Atlantic Avenue.
and along Atlantic Avenue to Flatbush
Avenue, and making a suitable connection
with the tracks of the Brooklyn city Rail
road Company at the Intersection of tut
bush Avenue "and Atlantic Avenue.
4. Your petitioner proposes to operate trie
railroad to be constructed up"ti said streets
and avenues by the overhead trolley system
or by any other motive power other than
steam locomotive power whl may be ap
proved by Th« Public Service » mission
of the p"lrst District and consented to by
the owryr* of property bounded upon said
routes as provided by law.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that
public notice herein of the time ar.d place
when a"d where this application will be
first considered be given, as required by
the provisions of Section 92 of tl - Railroad
Law and of all other lawn applicable there
to, and thai the desired consent 01 grant b«
embodied In the form of a contract with,
al? the terms and conditions as to compen
sation and otherwise in accordance £"'t»'f["
provisions? of 'ho Greater New lork Char
ter «r:i tbe JheVoUVh^rßVooklyn. City
Paferi a' the 801 - ok.yn. Cltj
t^eTx^a^elkctrTc railroad
COMPANY.
By JOHN E. BORNE. President.
ALA L* S r SAXFORD. Ass't Secretary.
City and Wats of New York, County of
John ll^ Borne, being duly T^ 0 , r J^ Tl /'*^
THE* a NAs"AV h ELECTRIC ? RATT.ROAT*
COMPANY the petitioner named to the
foregoi'n* petition: that he has read he
for»gol-g petition and knows the contents
r hereof: X that the fame is true of his own
knowledge except as to the matters therein
stated to be alleged upon Information aM
belief, and that as to those the reason be
lieves tt to be true: that the reason »hy
this verification is not made by tbe peti
tioner is that It Is a corporation that the
deponent !« an offic-r of the said corpora^
ti^n to wit: if? President, and that the
grounds cf his Irformation in regard to the
matter stated in the fore- Ing P*"""";_~
far as the same are not wlthl. his pers nai
knowledge, are statements made by ofneers
r-resT^th/reo^ Crl ' " frt nlrn _ as
PrX" thereof. JOHN X BORXE
.worn to before m & t* B T of M.,.
' ' Notary Public. Kings County.
City and Ptate of New York. County of
On X this .Vh 'day of May. In the year "i"
thousand nine hundred and elchf. before m.
personally came John B. Borne, to "■
kn->wr. who. being by me duly; iworn did
d-pnse and say that he resided In the Bor
ough •' Manhattan. City •' New _totk
that h» Is th» President cf Th» Nassan
K|e<-tric Railroad Compnnv. th*> corporation
described in and which exeeoted the fore
roil »: Instrument: that he new the s#»l "I
said corporation; that the seal affixed to
said Instrument wbs such corporate •"•«'■
that It was m affixed by order of the Roar.l
of Directors of sa!d corporation, and that
•-•*«« his name ;; ■SmwwJmw
Notary PnbHe. Kings Ccv-rty.
Approved a= to form.
r;po r> TEOMANS, C.. C.
—and the following resolutions were there
upon adopted" ..
Wherea?. the foregoing petition from t*»
Nassau Electric Railroad Cr,mr»nv dated
Mar 4 1908. was presented to the B^ard o.
Estimate and Apportionment at a meeting
held May 15. 1008.
Resolved that In pursuance of law this
Board sets Friday, the 12th day of June
Iftos at lO:30 o'clock In th<* forenoon, ana
room Ifi in the city Hall. Borough of
Manhattan, as thy time ar.d place when and
where such petition shall >■» first consid
ered ar.d a nubile hearing be had therecn.
at which citizen? shall he entitled to ap
pear and be heard: and be It further
Resolved that the Secretary Is directed
to rausi such petition and they., resolutions
to be trfitwo £ a ilv newspapers in The City
day. In two newspapers hi Th- City 1
of' New Y"rk to b» designated by the
Mayor and for at least ten 1 101 days in |
the "City Record lmm«diate!v- prior to
such date of public hearing. The expense
of such publication to be borne by the ••"'
tioner. JOSEPH HAAG, Secretary.
New Torfc. Mai IS. Tim
DOMESTIC SITIATIONH WANTED.
Pssbsbbsj
FIRST C!«AM eaoa», laundresses, wait
resses, parlormaids, chambermaids and
housemaids on hand: mostly Scandinavian
and German heir: references strictly in
vestlKutrd Scandinavian Emp. Bureau.
747 Lexington aye.. between Mrth and 60th
ts. Tel. 4BW— Ptaaa,
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. —By sjood,
smart vrains Irish girl; r*at and quick
abort h»r work; also have t we green girl*.
very willing. Flaherty's Offl -. 488 Colum
bus aye. Tel. River.
HOUSEKEEPER or LADY'S MAID Ca
pable of taking entire charge of ho::.-.
catering, marketing; pood maker, hair
dresser:' speaks French ani English J ex
cellent reference. M. M.. alias FitzGeraid'a
Bureau. tM ■"■'»' aye.. cor. 420,
HbUSETWORKER. Very neat; three yearV
references; city or country B M. Mrs.
Collier's Agency. 122 West 2S»t Ft
HOUSKKKEPE3I -Young, cultured woman
as managing housekeeper; city or coun
try' good reference Ad>lres3 m ._...;.
Room 100. 1931 Broadway.
LAUNDRESS.— By competent German
woman: first class: best references, coun
try preferred. Jussila Bureau. t;SO Lexing
ton are
JIME. JACQUIN, <'^2 fit n are., suppll-s
servants, all capacities-: recommended
help, all nationalities, wanted.
MAN End VVIFO firmans. In country:
wife as cook or any other -work; no
washing; man as earden»r and make h!m
sf!f generally useful. Krefft, Liberty aye.,
Jamaica. Lonjr Island.
Ml:- to children, by j oung worm good
seamstress; willing ard .iMIglnK It. H..
4f» Proapect aye . I^ong Island City.
NTJRSE —By trained nnrse; in sari!*liim;
or will take chaise of Dttrroui patient;
rood *ll»P<^yit ion and good couiniLn sense.
Nurse. 138 West I'-th st
Nl K9BRY (JoVBKNKt-'.S.— Yourr. forape
tent; will take entire charge of, two or
thrf>" children; well «-.!u.-attfil; ;ill Kngllah
branche... drawins etc.; \l referencea. S.,
Miss b'itzGerald'a Bureau, uu> ;>tli ava.,
cor. 4^<l. i _.
NURSK.— Superior; delicate Infants, a spe
i tall from birth preferred; be.-t «-ity r.-f
erfnoe- salary 930 to 131 4 : Iresa A.
Bauer." 2s3 East 50th st.
NURSE to grown children; cmwl seam
* stress- usais-t with chamf<erwork: wllhnc
and onll'slns; »■«" moderate; .city or coun
try KUi"rty's Office, 4^ Columbus aye.
Tel 741 — i:- ■• ._ .
WASHING OB CI.EAMNU. b\ day or
IT week: German woman. Mrs. Morttx, 2«'l
\V«t 17th »t.. top floor
WAITRESS.— V*r> nrat; stri.tly first
claca: can taU«. butler" pla.e; cir»!lent
leferenes; city or country. n. H. Mis
, oilier^ Areju y. 122 West '.T.d st.
VV^ITKE.-S-CIIAMRKn.MAID. -- By neat.
,idy voting !-i»h Kirl: \fry g.-xl refer
ences: tak*s ;>od cate of sllvr and china;
undertsands M.l*ds; wages |20 :•-> iTJ Fl»
herty's Ofll:e. 45.1 Columbus a\e. Tel. 741
- River.
YOUNG WOMAN. strong house*
cond cook, excellent - Iresa .an halt*
has brother useful iind»r;t.»p.ds cowii
»■'■>•% » Bureau, T-l Lexingfn aye . corner
BStS et. Tel. irc«>— PU;a
\v • v ■'.■.:'
• , •:■: Efgieston.
O'RTH ■■CEBMAM LLOYD.
Fast Express Service. _,_,
PLYMOUTH— CHERBOURG— BREMEN-
Kaiser d Or. .June 2|Kronprlni wrr. Juri^
Cecllle (new). .. June »|Kaiser V.m. I! « -in*-*
Twin-Screw Passenger 52C2SL
PLYMOUTH— CHERBOURG— BREMEN.
Luetzow June 4 1 Bremen ....J«n» "
Kurfoetat. . . .June ll|*Friedrich d.Gr.June2»
•Omits Plymouth.
Mediterranean Service.
[,TAR - NAPLES— GSNOA. at 11 A.M.
K. Lulse May »> P. Irene JuDe J>
K. Albert June «l K. Luis* July 4
From Bremen Piers, on 3d and «th sts..
Hoboken. —-„
N. O. LLOYD TRAVnLLFRS* CHECKS
OELRICHS 4 CO.. No. 5 Broadway. N. T.
Piers. Hoboken. N. -I-
Lonflon— Paris— Hamburg.
S. 5. AWERIKA
23.000 Tons. ««" Ft. Long.
LEAVING N. T. JUNE 4. 10 A. M
Having unexcelled |tr?a-C*ar!la»l » 1*
Can- Restaurant. Gymnasium. Electric
Baths i Elevator. . .
see.Ma} M ■>•>• I Lincoln. -June •»
Am'rika.. .June 4. 10 am! Blue her -June H>
S. 5. IVIOLTKE r^Ty.
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. 45 Broad
way. N. Y.
fI'BLIC NOTICKS.
AMERICAN LINE From at r i; > r I 5 - M \- "-
PLYMOUTH— CHERBG—S-TH AM PTON.
Philadelphia.. May 30, St. Louis . tine JO
Oceanic (White Star Line Pier 4«>June«.llam
New York... June 13 Philadelphia. • JuaeSl
RED STAR LINE Fro ™ t l Ti r a.' ml
NEW YORK— DOVER— ANTWERP.
Kroonland....May 30|Vaderland June 13
Finland .. June 6iZ»elar.d June 2n
WHITE STAR LINE *£%*£
NEW YORK— Q-NSTOWX— LIVERPOOL.
Celtic. 4, ami Cedric. June I". 10 am
Baltic. June 11, a nm; Arabic. June2.*..3:3» pm
PLYMOUTH— ChERBG— S"THAMPTO>.
Of»«r,:c «. 11 am. Adriatic.June IT io»m
TeutoniCrJunlO.lKams Maiestlc.Jun-24.10am
REGULAR SAILINGS TH IX A I V
NEW YORK «£ BOSTON i^ 1 I «•!-- I
PASSENGER OFFICE. 9 RROADWAT.
From Piers 61 54. North River.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEF.NSTOWN.
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH TO
LONDON AND PARIS.
Carmanla.May3O,3pm!Caronla-Jun» 13. 3 pm
Haul tania.JO4.lUam Lusitanta June 17.4pm
Campania .. June ''. - Is ■.-:>). l«>ani
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Owing to drvdocking at Liverpool and
consequent ■;.• iv m arrival, sailing SB
Steamer -MACRETANIA- from New York
has been postponed from Wednesday. Jun*
3, f» A. M.. to Thursday. June 4th. 10 A. M.
The MAURETANIA * SITASIA, the
largest and fastest steam? *n th •■ »orkt
will hereafter sail on WEDNESDAYS, in
augurating a new SEMI-WEEKLY SER
VICE.
HUNGAP.IAN-AJIF.KICAN SERVICE.
to FIUME VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES and TRIESTE.
SLA VONIA.. June 18. noon; Aug. *. fcept. i*
PANNONIA July 2, noon; Aug. 20
CAKPATHI %... . Mill-/ 1«. noon; Sept. i
VERNON H. BROWN. Genera! Agent.
21-24 State St.. opposite th« Battery.
BTAiIAHI S. S. LIB3ES
•NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE ITALIANA.
tLA YHLOCE (Fast Italian Llr.e)-
IITALIA Boc*.eta de Na-.igazione a Vapors.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA DIRECT.
•LJguria 1 . . June 3 1 tNord America. June 13
tAncona from Phiia. ...June 10
HARTFIELD. SOLAR! & CO.. 50 Wall St.
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
Caledonia. Ma3o,lt«miKun:essia.Jnnel3.3 pm
Columbia.. June »i.n-n;CalifornU.June a.».n'a
SALOON $>•."'... |97.90 and $72.50.
SECOXB CABIN. **2.58 AND HI
THIRD CLASS. $27.50 AND $2>75.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 17-19 Bway.
Europe rail lea. Jnas 1«.20.27.Jury 3. Clark's
Cruises or the "Arabic." 18.<VK> tons to
Orient™* Hound the WorM£& J £«
F. C CLARK. Times Building. New York.
CITY ■ •:■■ NEW YORK.— BOARD OK ES
tirr.ate and Apportionment. — Public no
tice is hereby given that at a meeting of
the Boar.l of Estimate an i Apr>ortionment.
held April L"4. IMC the following petition
was received:
To the Honorable Board if Estimate and
Apportionment of The City of. New
York:
The petition of the Hudson and Long
Island Traction Company respectfully
Firs: — That your petitioner Ii «■ street
surface railway corporation, duly organized
an i existing under the laws of the Stat»
of New York, and proposes to construct a.
line of street surface railway in th© Coun
ties of ?few York and Queens and across
the BlaekneKs Island Bridge. connecting
the Boroughs of Manhattan an 1 Queens in
The City of New York. Bad State of >:«
York.
Second — Your petitioner now desires t-»
obtain fro:n your Honorable Board and
hereby respectfully applies for its consent
to a grant of the right, privilege and fran
chise to construct, maintain and operate a
single or double track street surface rail
road for public use in the conveyance ef
persons and property for compensation In.
upon, along and over the surface of '— r
tain streets avenues, htghways. leads and
public places in the Boroughs of Manhat
tan and Queen and across th« Blackweils
Island Bridge, of which the following i* *
description:
Beginning at a point at th« intersection
of West rf. second street with Twelfth
avenue, In the Borc-igh of Manhattan. City
of New York, running thence northerly
over, upon and along said Twelfth avenue
to th» intersection of said Twelfth avenue
wirh West Forty-third ■treat, thence ex
tending easterly over, upon and a "'■« said
West Forty- third •• eel to the Intersection
of said West For-y-third street with Elev
enth avenue. thence extending northexlr
over, upon and along said Eleventh avenue
to the intersection of s.iid Eleventh ave
nue with West Fifty-seventh street; thence
extending easterly upon, over and • Ions;
Mid We«t Flft! seventh street to the in
tersection of Fifth avenue and West Fifty
seventh street; thence extending- easterly
and crossing sail Fifth avenue over, upon
aril alopg East • save it* «•-••- to the
hirers* ti m of tail East Fifty-seventh
street with Second avenue; thence extend
ing northerly over, upon and along said.
Second avenue to a point on Second avenue
oppoette the plaza of the B>c">fw»!ls Island
Bridge; thence extending! easterly ov»r. j
upon alopff and aeroaa said plaza and
upon. Bior.'g and acr^sj said Black-trolls
T.«land Bridge, an.l upon, along and across
the plaza of Mid bridge In lyng Island
Hty. Borough, of Q-ieens. New fort City.
«ni crossing all avenues or street* Inter
secting said proposed route.
Third •» That said corporation propo*-* W
epera'e. said proposed railroad by «uch mo
tive power as may be lawfully employed.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that
public notice hereof and of th» time and
plac» when and where this application »il!
be first considered be given as r« iatre4 by
law and that the desired consent be grant
ed In accordance with the pi akau of the
Greater New York Charter.
Pated April f» IW*.
[Seal. ] DSON AND LOST. ISLAND
TRACTION" COMPANY
By FREDERICK K. MORRIS. President-
At fast:
ARTHI.'R C. HUME. Becretiy.
State of New York, County of New Terk.
(■*. :
Frederick K. M>>rrla, being duly sworn. J
rtejioßes and says: That he is the I -»-; I-'i'
of the Hud* and I.one Island Traction
Company. th» petitioner nAmed In the fore— I
going petition; that he ha» read the fore
going petition and knows tbe contents
th^renf; • •.■•.. Is true of his rwn
knowlejg«. ev-ept as to the matters there
in stated t>> be a!ie*»d upon mf irmatlon
and belief. ai:d as ti» those matters he be-
lieves it to be true.
FREDERICK K. MORRIS.
Purorn to Wore me tbla nth day of April.
IMS. I- M. IiORUND.
Notary Public. N.i. 171. New York County.
— and at a meeting bel.l May ». IS***. th-»
foltowiac resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, the foregoing petl'k>n fr"m th»
Hudson A Lori,j Island Traction ("Snipiry.
dated April 9. IS" I *, was presetted to the j
Board of Estimate aid Apportionment ilk I
meeting held Aprii 24. 10*j*.
Ke»..;lved. that la pursuance »f law this
Board sets Friday, the 12th day of June.
Ifrfw. at li>.3'»,oviorw in the fpr»no^n. and
Room 1* in the City Halt. Bw>ii«h of
Manhattan, as the time and p'ac« when nvA
where ntch letitlon shall b« first ci->n«l<l
ered. and a public hearing be had thereon,
at nhlih citizens thai! he entitled to ap~
year and be heard; and be It farther
Resolved, that the Secretary I* nreetad
to cause »urh petiti!>n and these resolution* I
to be published f>r at least fourteen '!■»>
days In rwo dally newspapers In The City !
of' »«- Tork to be <J**l«-i».ted by fhs i
Mayor, and far at kaaai ten ilO> lay* la the '
'Vl'y P.e"or<l ' Imme^lite'.y prior t<* Mtaß
date si ruhll? -^a.r'". s The expense r>;
*uch abUcatlaa la be borse by MM psti- i
tlncw.
JOSEPH HAAG. Sec- I
X'w Totk, Ma/ 1 1906.
OCEAIT STEAMEBA
Ummm-IkHiENM
PI BI.IC NOTICES.
ii
_»TZJJPOATS . - -^
PFftPr FS Eteaaers C.
1 hJ >t 1.r.» Mor-»
LINE '-. < lear. Pier 32.
New York-Albany *• «•• g« -£«8
$1.50 •--•■-• St. 6-ia
P. M daily. Sundays included.
riTl7r\>; Steamers Ontecr*
1 '; <» ar-seroart la^e.
LINE Pier 4«. X. R-. ts<X
v»n- York— TrOT "f West 10th St.. at
* e „ LA 7 » P. M. daily. <«-
EIC. S2-.V) cept Saturday.
SUNDAY .STEAMER TOUCHES AT AL
BANY.
Dlrct rail commanlcatjorj at Albany err
Troy for all points
SPLENDID ACCOMMODATION?. TNEX
i-ELLRD rriSINE SBUVirmTHB BEST.
TICKETS ♦ STATERC«OSI-< PECCRET>
AT PIERS. * pp.rv-TPAr. Tifxer OF
FICES & TOURIST AGENCIES IN
GREATER NEW V^RK ■
M§mm BIVEB BAY LUS
FALACE IRON DAT LINE STHUJfaSsTBa.
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton St. 4&y
Annex> »*»•*• »
- Desbrosses 91 Pier «:40A-M-
West 424 St » 00 A- M.
;- West 129 th St • .*> A at.
Ijtndlng st T->nk«rs. West Point. Ne-"»
burjh. Poughkeepsie. Kingston PoiaJ-
CatsktlT. Hudson and A -*- Thru ticket*
and bacga** checked by N Y. Traasfsr
Co. Easy connections North. East an<J
West. All th-n rail ticket* between X. T.
■ Albany ,-- ■♦•"!. Most dellgMfal on—
■fay outings to Vest Point. Newhurgh or
Poughkeepsi*. ». tuning en down boa*.
Restaurant or»ri at • A. H. Itustc.
Also Weal Decoration Day Ovttngz
To WEST POINT. NEWBUR^. POUGH
KEEPi-IE and return by SUPERB MEW
STR. HENr>RI''K HUDSON." .Mv:n»
Desbros!>»s St. »:40 A. M West 42d St. It
a. m . West ia» m 1020 A. SI., retura
tng du^ 42.1 St. S:4O p. M.
STEAKE3 Mffl PHWEtL
Leaving Desbrossea St. at 1:45 P. M :
West 42d St.. 2 P. M.: West 123tir St; ] JO
P. M. dally, except Sunday, for Highland
Fa:> West Point fr»turning by boat of
rail). Cornwall. v■;:«:.v ■;:«:. New Hamtmrgh.
Milton. Poughkeepeie. Rondout and King
ston. Orchestra on board.
All the War by [f?\ /??>, (fl\ *I r> (T\\ f\ ft
Wat»r B»tw»en I ■s|||lv\ II t(!|\^f
New York L [Q)lUivy) II lUiliKi
via Long Island Sound and the Atlaatio
Ocean. Metr^pollran Line Express Triple—
Scr»w Turbine Steei Steamships
VALE AN:
Finest Wafer Trip !n asa World.
Fast and Lirxurlous Steamships. All at
tributes for safety, comfoct and conven-*
ience. Leave N. Y. weekdays and Sundiys.
Pier 4» N. R. foot West 10th Street, 5 P. M.
Leave Boston same hour. Due either city
8 o'clock following morning.
Tickets and reservations at Pier ■».'■. N* P.. ,
and at principal Ticket. Tourist and N. X.
Transfer ■ 0. offices in Greater N. T.
Express Service for Passengers.
Freight. Hcrses & Automobiles.
rjn (TT\ =£=: "=ff <m 7." an:, NTS IV
LD Ui,' S> U vii/ -- NEW ENGLAND.
FALL RIVER LINE via Newport and Fall
River. 1.--A..- Pier 13. N. R-. foot Warrea
St.. daily m •> ■ P. 51. Steamers PRI?-
CILLA and PI'RITAN. Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE, for New London and
East. :. ■• Pier ¥>. North River, ft. Clark
son St.. week days eat* 5 P. M . Pier TO.
E. R. ft. E. 22d m . 6:30 P. M str«.
City ot Lowe-i an.l Chester W. Chaptn.
NEW' HAVEN' LINE, for New Haves.
Hartford a- ] North :.v: .v Pier 2*. E. B .
week days only, . 1" P. M. : foot East 22tS
St.. 3:00 P. M Steamer Richard Peck.
On Decoration Day Steamer RICHARr»
PECK will leave Pier - 4 East River, as
»3O A. M. Foot of East 22nd St. IfVOO
A. SI instead of 2:45 and 310 P. II re
»r*ctively.
f->r CatskiM Mountains a:, r •'.:•.• s
Huds-n. Coxsackie- Weekday* foot
Caalssliaiisf St. « P. M. Fare. SI 25. Sum
mer Resort. Hotel and Boardln? House Di
rectory with Catslcili Mountain Picture*.
Free. Address Pier 43. St P..
CEMTiAL HODVNI UK
Pug .kee;«> and King-stcn. "Week days 400
P M For- New burs. str. leaves Pier i*.
K. R-. week days 5.f» P. M.
CITVMVI. PIFR 24— » A. M. A. IL.
sUr!i>A.O, WTEST VSt ST.— 9 30 A. IC
GVEiB EBEG©SATIOGa say
Attractive tours, all expenses Included. to>
Atlantic City. Albany. Boston. Niagar*
Falls, etc ■ %\ 5O up -» 1 for part .-«.
M ABSTER TOL'RS. 31 XV". S"th St.. N. T.
R MI. ROADS.
IEV JEDSIEY GEBTEAL
TWO-HOUR TRAIN TO FHILADELPHU
EVERY HOUR OH THE HOUR
FOR FHIL > HIA. L.v. W. 23d ST.3
«.3». 7-50. >2u •'.<■'. ».50. 10.50. 11 a*.
11.50 a m.. ll'Srt. -i». l..V>. 250. 3.50.
«._ 490 55A. «.30 '■*>. 5 "■'•. 11. 50 p. ■*-
Su.Tiays. : -n -."..■ .».".■.. 10.50. 11 ■'•<• a. m-.
:j.-". i.aa>, 2..>»». 3.5<j. 4.50. 6.50. «.50. 7.50.
fe.s«> 10i20> M.OO p. m.
1... LIBERTY ST. :— 1.30. «.30. TOO. « 0».
■LSI &.<»>, 10.i»». 1 1 ••!. IL3O a. SB., 12.0t>
noon. l .».. ! .... .•■•• .; ■■• » ■»• * ■•• ')•>.
•5 (•>. ; . . 1<; J>.Ot> p. m.. 1-. 15 .-:««.
?undavs. 1.30. S.<»\ 9.(<0. 10.C0. 11.00 a. a..
liOO noon. I.OV, ... '&■<*>. 4 ••'. I•■ 8-00.
T ,,, i>.o*>, 9.1 i». 10.30 p. m.. 12.15 :n..ir;iglav.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON*
I.v. ay. 23d 5T.:— 7.30. ».50. 11.50 a. TO..
1.50. 3..V>. 5.50; *.3» p. m. daily. L.*-
LJBERTY ST. : — 1.30. S-"«>. lt>.f*> a. m.. I^.OS»
noon, 2_on. 4 ea>, a.«a> 7.'X» p. m. daily.
FOR ATL,\NTIC CITY. Lv. W. 38 ST !
— 9.50 a. i:. (12.90 .-a".-, only). J.JO p. SB-
Sundays. :> :>4> a. m.. J. 20 p. m. L.v. LtaV"
ERTY ST. :— IO.OO a. m.. it.M Sats. oti!y><
3.0* p. m. Sunday*. 10.00 a. m.. 2.3>> p. nu
FOR LAKEWOOD AND L-\KSHURST-
I,v W. 23d ft.: ■'■'> a, m. (12 s<> Sat*.
cniy> : -■>. 3 -•". *.'j>* p. m. sun Jays. 6..VJ. i
'•■■> a. m.. 2.20 p. m. Lv LIBERTT ST.;.
— 4.00. 19.00 a. m.. 100 ?ats. on!y>. 1.30.'
3.40. .'.'■<> p. m. Sundays. 7.00. 10.00 a. m..
2. no p. m.
VIA ALL RAlL.— Lcn* Branch. Asbury
Park. 0 ■ Ml '..-••■ fee. Lv. W. 23d ST. :—
fX2Oi 11.20 a m,. (1.00 Sats. only). I.2f>.
&3*t ♦» ,:■'■".. except aatra.>, 3.20. «J.2t>.
8.5". ISO p. en. Sundays, 905 a. m.. 3 50.
$.?> p. m. Lv. LIBERTY 5T. :— 4.00. *3°.
11.30 a. m . tl.2t> sats. v. 1 34 >. 3 30.
4.45. »5.15 exctpz Sa*Sv>, 6.30. 6.30. ».<•
p. m.. 12 Ol mi.inijht. Sundays. 3.30, Ii
a. m.. 4.W>. *.30 p. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTS.— For Atlantis
Highlands. Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach.
Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
ic Lv. Pier SI. N. P. . Foot W. 4M ST.:
— ».55 a. m.. 12.30, 3-10. 4.15 and 17-45
p. :■'... Atlantic Highlands Pier only). Sun
days. !V3u a_ m.. 1 '«"'. 7.45 p. m. tVsajvsi
Pier XOi N. R.. For.t CEDAR ST. -10
a. m.. I.oßk 3.4.x 4.4 A aad (8 10 p. m.. At
lantic Highlands Pier only>. Sundays.
10.f*> bl OL, !.C0 and SlO p. w.
Tlmi* rabies may be obtained *• roUowtasj
offlce»: Überty St.. (TV. 23d St. Tel Chel
sea 3144). Piers I" and «1. N. P.. •< Astor
H"us»-. MO 434. 1 lea 1354 Broadway. I*2.
235. 38 Firth A- . 279S Thirl Ay.. 11l
Weal 125 th St.. 245 Columbus Ay . New
York: I Court St.. 343. 344 Fulton St.. 479
Nostrar.d Ay.. Brooklyn: 39<> Broadvray.
■Williamsb-irg. New York Transfer Co. cail*
for ar.«l checks taggxs* ta destinatloa.
BALTIMORE & OHIO H. 2.
ROYAL BLUB LINE TRAINS.
"Every other hour on th» cvea hour.**
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections la New i_ rUoa JitAtlo*.
W»»hlngton. with all Llne» South.
Leave New Tork Daily. 23d St. Lib' SO
WASHINGTON Slperj. 11.50 n» t.3Oaa»
WASHINGTON. Diner. "30 am SOvaDB
WASHINGTON. Diner 9.50 am 1000 im>
parlor car N V to Richmond v«>)
Washington. rtn*r. mo am 12.00 n*«
Washington. Bufret. i.so ;ia 2.00 pits
"ROYAL. LTD.." Diner. 8.30 Dm 400 pj»
Washington. Buffet. «.sopra 7.00 pa»
Through Daily Trains to th» XTtßt.
CHICAGO. PtTTSBT-RG. 7.30 am 8 .V) M
CHICAGO COLCMBI'S. 11.30 a.T» 12.0 On'?»
Fn-rPBTTI.-} CLEVEI/D. 350 pm 4.COpra
••PITT?PVR<r LIMITED." «.M pra 7 M pr»
CIX..ST.LOfIS.LnT-19V.. 11.30 pm ISO a a
CIN..ST.LOns.LOr;iSV.. ft.V>am 1O.(« ac»
CE«..ST.I.OtTS B.lopm «.0» pt»
OSces: 2«. 434. 1300 Broadway. « Astot*
House. 103 Greenwich St.. 229 sth *».. ■>»»
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