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• fljtf fITTA-T FOR COFFEE.
' U „ 1 , i
\rs York J)orA' Co. Consents' to
Examination of Its Books.
The coffee Exchange v.at excited yeslerday o^ r
fPjort. v^Hfiod later, that the New York Dock
rtnupanr? in* P7.«n.«N corporatJon which does en
« —^.p wharfage bu?ine«>s along the Brooklyn
r *, ron^ had commented to an examination of
7" books In RB nttempt to account tor lbs flis
' #irii"''' of coffee consigrnments of Rreai value.
*^! a^. rr ii n ,er!<icnt Carr. who takes car*> of the com-
vS business In Brooklyn, makes the riiargo
t coffee valued at thousands of dollars ha"?
T * appropriate In transit. The New York Audit
ytjLni is the firm marine the examination of
Imm. Oflloeni of the concern said yostcrday
the report was alnios=t ready. There are at
cent MH«W liaßs , ' coffee stored in ware
>""-■- In this dtr which are licensed by the New
T -,)i <vflv-<- Exchange
Veml^TP of the Coffee Exchange were reticent
v'cterdav •*«• di^cuspini? th« affair. Preafdenl Sul
**4ll I «■» sa >" i?; that the natter has not been
ffidaViy considered as yet by the board of di
nctoK,.- '»' the exchange as a whole. I^en if
« h«d BccnJ i. as President, would not be in a
«,«iti<>r. to dis.-uss it."
The N>»" York Dock Company was incorporated
U jail aTi.l ■ ok over the business of the Brooklyn
■Wharf «nd Warehouse Company. David 11. Xin *-"
I, president. C. OD. [adtn vlce-pregident. Edwin
rn nn r nf . g ,^reiary. Gcorpe E. Spencer treasurer
.'-■ Henry E. Nitchie assistant secretary.
FHANK GOULD WANTS MORE DETAILS.
Says Three of Charges in Divorce Suit
Against Him Are Not Specific.
Coun«el for Frank I. Gould, who is betas sued for
Iteolute divorce by his wife, Helen Kelly Gould.
moved before Justice Giegerich. in the Supreme
',', urt ' yesterday that three of the sixteen charges
in her "amended complaint \<e made more Bpedflc
., tcr heart-* the arguments of Henry L. BpragrM.
of* counsel for Mrs. Gould. Justice Giegerich re
served decision.
in regard to a paragraph alleging that Mr. Gould,
Tvr.lle crown* on his yarht Holenite in June. ■■"•
v , v , r a house of ill repute in Xorth Sydney. Cape
Breton -Mr. Gould's lawyer paid the address should
be given Mr. Sprague. in reply, said that Xorth
Sydney was so small a town that sack details were
unnecessary: Further details were also sought by
the defendant la regard to the charge that he
caUed at a house in West SBth street, this city. In
relation to this charge and an omnibus charge Mr.
Srrag-e contended that the law does not require
the names of the corespondents.
A hint that the Goulds have arrived at a settle
ment in financial matters during the legal action
came yesterday, with the report that tradesmen
have received notice that Mrs. Gould's bills and
credit are hereafter to be on her own account.
The notic was that by arrangement between coun
sel a competent allowance has been granted her.
It was generally understood that the notice was not
ft, result of any existirg Mite, but was a precau
tion to avoid possible conplications.
BANK OF GERMANY WEEKLY RETURN.
Berlin Sept. 26.— The weekly return of the Im
perial" Bank of Germany shows the following
chii-*r'«' Cash on hand increased M.730.400 narks,
loans derrea-«*d S.SJ»I.O«) marks, discounts increased
HS7«9O marks, treasury bills increased 5.€77.000
marks notes in circulation increased 1«.4»,<»J
narks, deposits decreased MM marks.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
ftofie •nsertlona 8 cents pc • Una «lm
teir words eeven times etna* rutlvely. »l_
SS C re.%rr efiv.rtleer to hay. rooms
••ereo let t per»° a of fovrteaa oays la
•A? TMbaaa's Directory of Desirable Room-.
Writ* for circular.
Van mrortnatloa concern:r* the** rr<rtn»
nay 'be had. free of charge at the Lpto»a
Sue. of The New-York Tribune. »&*
Broadway, between -9ih and *<tb «*■
«__ __ «rj WEST.— Mm-. Ds Constar.s
info'ias nor acquaintances that she •aa
*n'.«rr<-! her hcuse: she has now at their
.Is»c»a3 larre. beautiful nvjm'. at moderate
irlces; first" class cuis'ne; telephone; io«oi
ences.
WAYERLKT PLACE. No. 103 — Pea '^ lfu '!i
furnished re- ma. with private bath; *10
a week, with meals.
*:?T FT IT* WEFT.— Attractively fam
ished seeonJ ttorjr ■ •-■ with " r!( ,"'
bath: also small room, with beard; rcfer
«nc*»: telephona.
t3D ft . M EAST tSMar Madison aye.',.—
Private famlli : r.ew'.y furnished; runnlnr
»-ater In room*; large closets; parlor dining
room; excellent taWe; best neighborhood;
telephcnes; Gentiles only; references re
quire 6.
Suburban.
SOUTH ORANGE. N. .1— b!ock from
trailer: fe minutes' walk from D.. L. *
"A" R,R- station; churches conveniently
rear; larire shady lawn; twr> moms (con
re ting If ««atoed): one laisj« roon with
<«re«tin»: room attached: all sunny; exc«l
>nt board; <3e«ire persons wishing perma
nent home In quiet, cheerful surroundings
for rest or statty; adults only; references
*-!ven and required. Address C H. N .
Bo* 25. Tribune OiBc».
rcuMMiri) i;w.M5 to lkt.
Single Insertions C cents per line. Six
tees worts, seven times consecutively. 11.
which entitles advertiser to have rooms
entered for a period of fourteen day* In
The Tribune's Directory of Detlrabl* Kooma.
Write for circular.
Fun Information concerning these rooms
Bay be had. free of charge, at the Uptown
OtEc* Of The New-York Tribune. 1864
Broadway, between SCIh and 3"th at».
rURNI£HED ROOMS TO LET.— HOTEL
VAN BUKEN. NO. 153 B. 26TH BT..
»ET. inx> AND LEXINIiTON AVE3.
KREPKOOF. MODERN. TRANSIENT
PERMANENT 100 ROOMS. 40 PRIVATE
BATHS. SHOWER BATH. HOT AND
COLD RUNNING WATER AND PRIVATE
TELEPHONE IS EVERY ROOM. OTIg
ELEVATOR ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN.
10C. AND UP.
AT 8 rNIVER, c ITT PLACE.
Opposite 'Washington F<juare. — Handsomely
furnished rooms, s^-mlewen.
is 'WEST 6RTH FT.— Han3.soroe.ly furslafMa
eerona floor; en suite or separately; two
private baths; excellent table; telephone;
marrle<J • •_; •• or party ■: bachelors; othtr
room*; all aitß running water.
BfTH ST.. 14 WEST.— Handsomely fur
nished floor. *n SOtts or separately; eli:
r'e rooms: gentlemen or.lv.
«T« WEST END AYE. [car »3d et.). —
!^rK« room; bath: closets; ejer-trir light;
parqutt floor, furnlshe-i: la^fisrnisnail; prl
vale bouse.
lI*TH FT.. «1» WEST.— Handsomely fur
rtshed. outside, sunn; suites; rooms; ele
vator. •!»ctricity; tei<";>hoiie board In build-
Ing. Tucker.
821 1 ST.. 78 WEST. — Handsome outside
room; private family; young business
lady; references. I'acet.
FTIINISHED ROOMS, single or en • i.te.
any jier* Manhattan. The Co-operative
Renting System. 129S* Broadway.
«BTII FT.. 104 WEST. -latt- room*, with
dreesrr.ir room: newly furnished: running
water; Telephone; $^-JlO weekly.
II EAFT r".r> FT. (M»<s!son Square South).
— Two connecting rooms, bathroom, by
tnor.th: references.
3«TH PT.. ' Large rooms, with bath.
C.'. WEST. I Doctor's oClce.
ICtTH ST.. ISO WEFT.— Two large rooms
Jot gentlemen; private phone; nicely lo
rr.tri', ev»ry fonniilwirf. Monahan.
STORAGE NOTICES.
LUHBRTT nXMtAOIS AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. 43. 45 and 47 V. . -st 64ta «t.—
To William R. Woujbury and Mary Hicks.
Mrs. M. A. Wl'.noa. W. G. Robinson. Mrs.
W. J). Bsrr. 11. M. V. Thayw. Mrs. W.
K. Young. Mrs. H. M McKnlght. Mr.-.
Bailie etewart. H. T. Mud«e. Kiss M. C
Jia^Jfamara. Mrs. C. A. Radi'llfl*. Mrs. £►
Van Ordler: You and each of you are
hereby notified that, th* uaaa.foi the pal
ment <»f our ll»n uprni the property here
inafter de»etib»-4 having expired, after iiu"
asjtlos thereof baa" bfe n riven you. we win
"*• each property. ♦» "wit. household goods
as.] f»ercban4l»e. stored sa> you or in your
came 'r. the warehouse of lbs compcajr, to
V< »',-(! «• public auction, according •■■. the
»'«.•» in MBOfe raaea msde and provided.
a. 1 tn« awe ,17., of "v F. nattaa a
■"Wi. »'iuthea.»rt corner r,r 13th r\ and I'm
>srslty place. New York <."lty. r-on.t.-er. ing
To-day. «*ctober 1". J!*'* al l<>:3o a. .11 .
•«< L-emttnuing on e,*r> Tuesday and
■Weijße*«ay Ussraariar, nt th* «am» pia.e
an<l hour, until «'i th* arnn/in rune i,«rn sold.
wnrrtTY storage ant* warehoitpe
COsU'ANT. 48. *:. bbbl 47 Welt C4th St.
would pup.r-r. narragansett pier.
Civic Union Patterned After Citizens Union
Here Organized at Resort.
NarraßaiiSftt Pier, R. 1.. Sept. With the In
tention of putting an end to the alleged gambling
and illegal sales of liquor In this place, an or
ganization known as the Civic Union, and pat
terned after the Citizens T'nion of New York, has
been formed, and will be incorporated within a few
days.
The Civic Union will play a part in local politics
this fall, and will have candidates for town anJ
legislative offices. The membership is composed of
two classes— active and associate — the former to do
the real campaign work, while the associate mem
bers will furnish the necessary campaign funds.
Officers have been elected as follows: President,
Thomas G. Hazard, Jr.; vice-president, John G.
Cross; secretary. .1. m. Ivens. treasurer. Walter
Anye With the exception of Mr. Ivens. who is a
citizen of N>w York, the officers are permanent
residents at the pier.
BUSINESS TROUBLES. I
Petitions in bankruptcy were Bled, yesterday in
the United States District Court as follows:
Involuntary, against Hue.m an & Rrrkowitz. job
beta in woollens. No. *> HeMer utreet, by Meyer
Marks and J. Srheenberg, whose claims amount" to
J*O' Harry Osterman was appointed receiver. The
stock is said to be worth $1,000.
Voluntary, Michael J. Decry, of No. 516 Pearl
street; liabilities. JTJ.IS9 82; no assets.
Voluntary. ESI I'imles. a salesman, living at No.
1186 Lexington avenue; lial -lilt 95,83661; assets,
insurance policies for $10,000 and household goods
worth $35. He admits that be has owed Louis
(Joodman, of No. 154 West 45th street, $75 since
I>>7. and fays it If a gambling- debt.
Involuntary, against Smith & Alarm. cloak and
suit manufacturers at No. 40 Woostcr street, by
Cohen &■ Bloom and others, whose claims aggre
gate $6~S_
Involuntary, against Israel 11. Maaget, manu
facturer of clothing at No. «> Great Jones street,
by Baruch, Wolff & Co., with a claim for $917 97.
William Henkel, jr.. was appointed receiver. The
liabilities are stated to be worth S+O.OCK) and the
assets SlO.wO. Property belonging to Uaaget In
Connecticut has been attached by the creditors.
Voluntary. Alexander Nathan, commission mer
chant, of No. 21 Kast &»th street: liabilities. $.>!.
4-» 6_; aiweta X 5.40174. including unliquidated .
claim!". $_7.5-'«>; bills snd notes, $.VX> ; land in Flor-
Ida 150 Nathan says he owes James Tnlcott. of
No ios Franklin street. 15181455 for merchandise
and that the debt is secured by collateral worth
$4.'. 000.
Voluntary Max Stoller. drygooda. No. 353 Fifth
avenue; liabilities. $18.:V73 2S; assets. $12,700. includ
ing stock. *C.7'«">; property in reversion, trust, etc.,
$10/100. He owes Knauth. Kachod •& Kuhrie. of
wiiliatn street. $>.(?*>. for which claim the firm
hoi. ls security worth 111,000.
Involuntary, against the Colonial Phonograph
Company, of No. 80* Grand street, by the Univer
sal Talking Machine Manufacturing Company and
two others, whose claims amount to $1.1*71 3>.
Transfer of stock to Henry Cluzio, secretary of
the company, and the making of a general assign
ment on September 15 to Edward B. Bradley are
alleged. Frar.cis H. Griffin was appointed re
ceiver.
T.hp schedules of Felt ft Kalakoff, builders, or
No. m West Hist street, show liabilities of jr,2r..
159"* al 61 BO assets. The firm owes the (termania
LJf< Insurance Company (145,000, which is secured
by a first mortgage on the premises at X". 42. >
West IlSth street. Other creditors, whose claims
are all secured by mortgages on property in Man
hattan, are Edward .1. Knapp, No. 3<> *Sast 13d
street, $.15.'*v>; Maria M. Baltz. No. 310 Thompson
street. Philadelphia, $57,000; Realty Mortgage Com
pany. No. IJS Broadway, (26.000; Central Trust
Company. $SJ,<v«; Charles B. Hess, No 100 Broad
way. $17.5<y>; Samuel Heyman. No. (M Kast f^th
street. $31.(v«); Hulda Stein. No. 16" Fifth avenue.
$15.<*>'>; Anna H. Miller, No. PI Linden avenue,
Brooklyn, $10,000, and Henry W. Post. Qraenpolnt.
$5,173.
The schedules of B. Margolies, of Xo. 40 Kast
Mil street, give liabilities as pS,(E7OO and assets
as I ."-". including b'l!s and notes, |6,655; stock.
past, machinery, $.VX», and debts due on open ac
counts, $1,165.
The schedules Of Joseph Dannenberg, dealer in
trimmings at No. ~<--'J'-> Columbus avenue, show Ua
DESKS AND <>rri< firmtire.
ROLL TOP
OFFICE
FURNITURS
It (rrat variety
c: atrl* '-
(trie*.
T. O.
SELLEW.
11l Fulto» St.
HELP W ANTED.
WANTED — Typewriilst. mar. or ■« snai . of
lit'-rary ability, for afternoon hours. Ad
dress by letter only. Uterary. Tribune I p
town Office, 1364 Broadway _^
mi*.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR.— Wanted, one
man of go 1 address, as adverttsir.g so
l tor 'on standard yearly publication. Un
exceptionable opportunity this year of do-
Ir.g a (treat business. Address T. 8.. Box
53. Tribune Offlce.
Femals.
DESIGNER. — Br Chlcago'a larifest manu
facturer: an experienced lady deatgnor. on
*Ilk valuta >-.n.l fancy dr*sees; salary no
object to ri»;ht party: transportation paid;
must I* at present employed; state infer
ences and salary. Designer. Boa I<j>->. Trlb
■:r.e Office. Harlem.
WOKE WANTED.
Mat*
AMERICAN I.AWTKR (New England) de
sires leeal business f-r Individuals; im
mediate attention. Apply Ri*>i" ''-I. 10
Wall st.
BOOKKEEPER (assistant): 23: entry or
LIU clerk; or .. itslde experience; excellent
v-<- ••'- moderate salary. Louis FrankL
412 East Mth St.
BOOKKEEPER. ACCOUNTANT; ««; 13
years bcolckeeper, cashier, office ma:., a
years public accountant's aOef. Write
for references and further information,
Williams. 137 Pumaartvanla iv;., Nuwark,
1 N. J. _____
BOOKKEEPER, cashier, expert '.ffi f) »>■
tematlier: eatioaable reference; sal
ary reasonable. Address If. K. 210S Dean
«t.. liruoklyn.
BOOKKEEPER rAssaatant) — Married. 29;
graduate tusineKS college; ambitions.
Gems. I<os Harman st.. Brooklyn.
BOOKKEEPER and CASHIER; double
entry; several years' #"xr»erience; highest
I references as to character an.l ability; sal
ary r*a£onab!e. Johnston. Uox .'., Tribune
OfflCt!.
BOY. — Greek: ;<*■ i M : epeaklng little) Eng
lish; in private family: best references.
C. H . Box 41. Tribune Office.
HOY. 16. <fra'ijat»- with offloe experiea S;
In hsnker'n. brokers or some good basd
n<ss offlco where there are. go(j<S prospects.
Jatr.en Duane. 217 East Cjth 81.
CHAUFFEUR (as., mechanic); on any car;
i!\e year*,' experlenc-e; understands make—
I ATI 'I lir^ik ijr tuTriLi ;-*jiirlt \ «itilf to do &11 r^ -~
\ pairs; aUo good, safe driver; references.
I GeorK«\ 212 i:.u>t fcßth st.
CHAUFFEUR. — Colored; mnrrled: good
mechanic; careful driver; best reference;
city cr country. Joseph Morgan, 21)j West
62^ st.
CHAITFFEI'R.— Mechanic: <5o own repalr
!n* careful driver; best city reference.
T. W.. Hit West Mth at.
CHAt'FKEUR.— Six 'cats' experience aa
mechanic, driver and garage manager;
with good house:; Al references. Peter
Mlnck. 68 Beaver Bt.. Brooklyn.
CHAt'KFEi:R.— >'oung man; on airy make
of car; long experience as mechanic and
driver, will g.-» anywhere; can furnish Al
references. John Graumann. 425 East S:M St.
CHIROPODIST gives foot treatments and
massage; would like more patrons: will
nail at their hom>i or hotels; references
given. Address Lee. 277 West 122 d lit.
CARPENTER wants bungalow, horticult
ural, section building work. Carpenter.
I 700 Washington aye.. Brooklyn.
DRIVER.— Young man; knows the city and
shipping: or will bo to the country.
Trui"»a Guyon, 432 M nve.
GENTLEMAN", single, aged SO. desires
position evenings as secretary, clerk,
typewriting or executive duties; f mall rom
pensation. Secretary. Tribune Uptown
Office. 13«4 Broadwar.
INTERPRETER. — Young man: commercial
position; sneaks seven different languages.
French. Italian, Spanish, Greek, Oeniian.
Turkish and passage English. Albert. r.."2
Mb aye.
PIANO PLATER. MAN haUnr full charge
of plant wants to mak» change. W. \%.,
157 East 125 th st.
SALESMAN. — Collector, manager: with ex
ecutive ability: exroilent references. Ap
ply 6ne]llng. 114.*. Summit aye.. Jersey City.
6TK?:o<;raPHER. -- Younr man. 21:
knowledge if office work; three '-ears'
e»p» rlfi. r-; i->ust w.*rli at rnff; •»-'■::'■■.•
references; eialarr ?12. Harry Mess. 237
VPaal l«9ta «■;
TTOOXG MAN.' colored, neat, willing and
oofJglns;; anything; (roofi worker. <S,aie
of Hoi>««» ""t \V»«t 42d st.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRTBUXE. SATURDAY, SEPTF3IBER 26, 1908
billties of $17,698 62, unsecured, and assets of $8,173,
Including stock, $5,000; debts due, $2,695 51: cash on
hand, $28. M. H<--mmingway & Sons, of No. 74
Greene street, are the highest creditors, thMr
Claims ajtfrregatin? $1,170 IS.
Ti.e Mercantile Lumber Company, with offices
at No. l Madison avenue, assigned yesterday to
Louis H. Stroupe, of No. 116 Nassau street. The
company was incorporated in 1907. Isaac B. Levy
Is president.
The Sheriff received yesterday an attachment
from Westchester County r.fc-atnat property of tha
Mitchell Mining Company, a foreign corporation.
In favor of Fred Cuthbertson. Deputy Sheriff
Cruise served a copy of the attachment on John
J. Gibbons, an officer of the corporation.
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
Fall River, Mass., Sept. 25.— Sales for the week
In the print cloth market are estimated at 125,000
pieces.
Buyers are displaying more interest in tha mar
ket and inquiries for goods are more numerous. In
some instances purchases were sought below the
present selling basis, but the mills are only mod
erate sellers, even at existing quotations. The In
crease in th« demand for goods and the desire of
buyers to come Into the market more freely after
certain lines have been productive of a steady un
dertone.
The quotations are: 28-inch 64 squares, ." cents;
28-inch 04 by 60. 276 cents; 28>i-inch. 64 squares. 4'»
cents; 39-Inch 68 by 72. i'% cents.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago, Sept. 25.— wheat market advanced
sharply for a time to-day, December touching
$10_>i to $10-%. but there was plenty for sale on
the bulge, and December closed %c. off. Corn dosed
unchanged, outs %c to %c lower, and provisions
■lightly higher.
The market for wheat was erratic and irregu
lar. It started with an advance, lost lt, regained
it, and then let go again, without any particular
change in th«» crop situation. December at the
start rose to $1 02. It then went back to $1 01 '».
only to rebound to $1 02'. 4 to $1 02%. The close
was at $1 01 >*, 'fee under yesterday. The under
tone, however, seemed to be bullish, but the
readiness of longs to take profits on bulges pre
vented this sentiment from maintaining prices.
Liverpool closed sharply higher; export sales for
the day. unconfirmed, were placed us high as 100
loads; flour sales at Minneapolis were still heavy;
Northwest receipts were likewise; Hessian fly re
ports arrived from the Southwest; the Italian
crop was said to be 40,0^0,000 bushels under last
year's, and weather was reported inimical to the
movement in the Northwest.
The week's Increase in stock at Minneapolis
broke the record at 2,100.000 bushel*. Duluth re
ported a decrease of 1,600,000 bushels, but quail-
Red this statement by admitting that loading re
ports had been delayed, and that the ofllcial
statement probably would show an Increase. Ex
ports for the week were put at C, OOO bushels,
twice what they were a year ago. Seaboard
clearances in wheat and flour were equal to
449,000 bushels. Primary receipts were 1,997,000
bushels, compared with 1,191,000 bushels a year
ago. Local receipts numbered 46 cars, 7 of con
tract grade, while to-day receipts for Chicago,
Minneapolis and Duluih were 1.263 cars, against.
1,326 cars last week and 6*7 cars a year ago.
December corn prices covered a range of %C,
and Showed the Influence of wheat throughout the
session. Cash sales were liberal and the sample
market was up '«'■ to '■/. The Italian crop was
said to be 87,000,000 bushels under last year's. The
prospect of colder weather in the West had .v
steadying effect. September, Which i* In a con
gested Mate, closed »c higher, but December fin
ished the day unchanged and May up a shade.
Local receipts were - 1 "' cars, Including So of con
tract grade.
Oats reached a higher level early In sympathy
with wheat and corn, but prices receded lnfr
when trading quieted. There was a fair shipping
demand. Closing prices were easy, December. w
to * 4 c under yesterday. Local receipts were 190
cars.
Provisions were quiet and tlf range of prices
was narrow. The tone was steady on the predic
tion of a decrease in the monthly stocks. The
close was from a .•#-.ad<» to :' c higher.
Estimated receipts for to-morrow: Wheat, 34
cars; corn, 150 cur*; oats, 308 cars; hogs, 9,000 head.
nOKK WANTED.
Female.
A TEACHER af art emh- !■>-< w lUld ks
to 'Rk« .-harge of workroom - I
tweaks <;eri].«n. Hungarian, tSngllsh Lind
:n»>er, IS] Kast f.4'.h Bl
"VFIV. ABBI6TANT ar. • TYPEWRITER.
Young lad] «:•: * ■ • icatlon; •»
..; fl>r' Address Hox 113. L'le
Neck. I^.r.s; Island.
OFFICE ASSISTANT Girl; aged 17 »'th
k!iowle,!g« ot typewriting and staoog
ra;.h>. May ! : :.:>v. i',l Was! Mth »■
FRENCH LADY (Paris), nrsi clcis te.er
snoes Jeslrts to k:- •• lesaona In I>-n-h
la Brat class families address Madatne
Hortance Mouret. 402 llariuan st . Ilrook
•- r .
OOVBRNEBfi Either realdea I '
BYeoch drawlag, painting ■■■ i ai
c: ning M ■ ' : ''•"•
•;- ■-. ERNESfi By a Non • w; w
erer.". - Address Fraulein, Ardalc
INSTRUCTION. An experienced visiting
teacher desires morning engagement; or
prlvata lessons; Frer.- f-,. German. Em
. - .-. e S Misi Emlle,
17^ West 81st Bt.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Three
years' experience; stale ealary. C U-.
Box 24. Tribune Office.
K3RAPHER Willing; an a»sl.-t In
office. Mis* Bormana, *-"■ Ka.«t K'>th st.
VXHTTIJCG GOVERNERB.— In New York
City- all English branches; French and
elementary Carman taught ■" references.
Addreita T. li.. Hox 20, Tribune Office.
WANTED —By a refined, educated lady, a
position in school ■■-. Institution. a» man ■
ager, superintendent or matron; have ex
perience, In work with pclrls and woni.-n;
and am interested In church work; alf >
sor-lal eervic. work; all necessary reference.
AddretTMra. O. A. 1.. 8 High st.. Albany.
N. Y.
DOMESTIC BITCATIONS WANTEIX
Male.
HITLER or VALET.— By color.';! roan •<■■.
,ix years' beat reference from last em
ployer; willing, capable and obliging. J.
H T 73 W. tS«tb st.
CARETAKER.— Couple, thoroughly reli
able long in the service of private fam
ilies desire to take charge of gentleman "
country -or city bouse. Caietaker, 11* West
4«h st.
CARETAKEIB of genUemWs country
nlace by marrieoT man; anderatandi
r.ugly riire of horse*, oows end gardening;
t,e»t leferences; location Imn.atrrla,. I-ls
:■•■■.. n« l>e.,naid si . Brooklyn.
COACHMAN By neat young Welshman;
beat -are bores, harness, etc . .-ar.-ful
driver- g.-nerally useful; excellent refer
ent Carpenter Bureau. IM <!th aye.
COACHMAN Btngto: undaratanda care ot
horwi. harn'M. .a.rria«es. lawns, walks.
careful driver; wlllir.u and 01.l! K lnc; ffOOfl
references. A. P.eynertson. 14 4th Place,
Brooklyn.
COUPLE.— Man and wife. capable of
managing hotel, club or private family;
wife as housekeeper or cook; man as stew
ard; understand marketing, catering; ex
cellent reference*. 11.. Mi'» KlUGerald s
Bureau. M 3 6th aye.. corner 42d at
COCPUS. Mar. eotful. UW« or " : ". tl ?*'
wo(k wlf- '■ t* and laundress; l»"'n
Oarman; your.;:. reat; references. 8..
Matbeweon Bureau, bis Gth me TeL d.»
Bryant .
GARDENER— By young German, sl"B!«:
fine vegetable grower; hothouse, glaa'.
frames, fruits. flowers and general »•'•«>•
good reference. Carpenter Bureau. loi <itli
ate. .
GARDENER (Heal, practical).—
married, no children; 83 years "£"1
ence; IS years In this country; holiest.
sober and Industrious; on pentleman s coun
try place, with class, where llrßt class i.i *
Is ex,Vted and appreciated. A. 1-ange.,
Box "7tt. Roalyn. I* I.
GARDENER.— German, ..... , willing v to
make hlmpelf generally useful on l^l/'ate
place or Institute. Gardener, SO Norm
William st.
OARDBNER COACHMAN angle: undor
siandM care norsos and Knrden. veee
taMea. lawns. Bowers: reference. P.
HanseQ. the Clayton, 43 7t!i jve.
i;AI'.DKNKK. — Srotch; murrl-d: on gaatla
ni.in'a estate; 14 years' pn«z:»i<-al ex;ie
rianoe in all l>ran<--he«: exreii.nt iefsreqoes
John Harris. (Jlen cc\e. l>ing Isiand.
QAROBinSR -Angle: English: fur all
around work, references 11. L... Tribune
OOhea.*
HEAD c.ARPF.N'KR or MANAGER. Or
country place: thoroughly experienced;
best referen.es: Scotch; rr.'.rrlefl. Alexander
Umond. Weetm tester Sch>JOl. Slm»bury.
Conn.
HANDY MAN Married: references; sober,
reliable: handy with tools; aged 32; on
private country place; wages, J35 and rent,
Gould. 21 canal «t.
HOUSEKEEPER or COOK.— Youns: colored
man: to bachelors; best references. Ed
wtrd, cars of Hushes. 11l V/eit 3tuh •*..
DUMKSTIC NITIATIONS «lMl.ii
saata.
JANITOR By -x: ><<■■-■ ■ ■ ■
high ■ las« apartment .' ■;»» :•■•• refer
r-.i-_ n« n ;.k>ls Jones, 71 W»»t lOISI •
JANITOR Man. S6, single; steady, sober
la steam, ha th tools \
ecken. are • •■• ■ ■■■
JANITOR In elevatoi apartments; t.andy
with tools - ■ »trau; referen as.
Benigan, '^." 10th sva
MARRIED COI ' :., a ::• ivr-.. no --r,::
•
wife » . housewnrker; !-«t
reference. Carpenter bureau, 154 6th aye.
USEFUL MAN.— Neat t>rm-r:; ran take
cha.-fc-e • nee. cows, etc.; « '..:■.«: ot.lin
ing; can ! - usefnl lr*l<ie; refpr--n.>-s. Iler
man. ram of Mainewson Bureau, SIS «;_
aye. Tel. : ;- ilrynnt.
L'SEFt'L MAN— In private family; or any
thing; joutifr man. John Loginbuhl, _J3
Ea«t !«t;th st
VALET— Colored; cate r.f bachelor apart
ments or useful man nroun.l offlce; ico.nl
references. Address Boyle ►-■■'-• 2.1 aye. -
WAITER.— Young man; aged 23; In a
restaurant. John Rltiko. ii 1 ' liremwli-h
• tree!.
WORKING FOREMAN or cure of K<>ntle
man's plnc«. by an American couple; r.o
children; understand farming In all
branches; wife good butter make) refer
ences. A'Mre?* D. 8., 4PO west 2"<i m.
I>OMKSTIC Ml I v; j.i-.- WANTEU
Femal*.
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS. B] neat.
■... woung Irish girl; goud rel :e,. t< .s,
■10 to fl* Flaherty's Bureau. 4*C Colum
bus ay« Tel. 741 River.
CHAMBERMAID, nurse or bouseworker; by
■ o .-.. : . colored • man .■■•■
;.,>■.■;... : • • '.- i York preferred Address
i . Qrintn, Y.r. Baitli st.. Brooklyn.
CHAMBERMAID By respectable young
k....i! worker; neat iu.J clean; handy person.
■.:.:'■. ::.j uvs.
COOK Flrsl 'lass; understunds jiialn and
fancy dishes; good bakei . ■ I
Irj wages J.'f". ko-hI references Flaherty's
Bureau. 4"5 cniumbus m\ Tel 741 River.
cvmik Pirsi 'ii^^: young; neat; cltj or
suburbs; J.l° M. Hofmayer's Bureau,
103 West 23d St. Tel . u?Wt lo a. m . ]Si>4
I '!.e!f<ea.
CHILD'S NURSE, Young girl; 1H years'
reference- f'Ji. P.. Hofmayer's Bureau,
15.1 West 233 St. Tel- after ma. in.. ih'U
—Chelsea.
DAY'S WORK of any kind by respectable
woman. Caretaker, 310 West 103 d st.
FIRST CLASH cocks, laundresses, wait
resses, parlormaids, chambermaids and
housemaids on hand, mostly Scandinavian
and German hel^; referonccs strictly In
vestigated. Scandinavian Imp. Bureau.
747 Lexington aye., between sUth and" floth
sts. Tel. 4SB7— Plara.
HOUSE WORKER. Oensral; comp«tent; In
small family, reference*. MoOra, 149
Ka»t 27th st.
HOUSEKEEPER American: capable r,f
i-aterlnp. marketlnK. mana(rfn(r r.umlier In
heii.; exr<>ii..iii references, n.. Miss I'ltx-
Oerald's Bureau, 90! 6th »'>-. coi ij.. ■
HOUSEKEEPER Oerman; capable of ra
tering. marketing. matiaKiriic helr^; excel
iriit references. .1 W., Tribune I'ptown uf
flre ini>4 Broadway
HOUSEKEEPER (W.irklnjri. -Uy widow.
with daughter, aif»-d .'.. L if., i;ox ;:-'.
Tribune Office,
LAUNDRESS. — First class; respectable
woman; best references from last place.
I<5U East Hist st.
LADY'S MAID.— By North German Pro)
estant; speaks good English: neat sewer;
jrood traveller; trustworthy; highest refer
ences. 11. Bsntley. 112 West «Bth a: , sec
ond floor.
NURSE. — Lady or gentleman; wining and
obliging; doctors' and families' references.
Sarah J." Murphy. 14H West 021 at . Hist
floor.
NURBH v.lshes few more patients by the
day 1 HIS tin nuts for rheumatism amT ner
vousness a specialty; appointments by mall;
highest references. Rose, 117 West S4th st
VURSB l* v competent French woman;
' good sewer; city or country: excellent
rP f, renee. « 'all Mrs. Cooper's Bureau. 017
Oth aye.
YisiTiN'i MAir>- By day or hour: eara ot
wnrdrohe. allvsrware; plain sewing and
mending; an-ompanv ia-llen out evenings;
elty references given. Address Day, 4IJ>
«th aye.
WAITRESS (HAMHKIiMAIK. Toung
North of Irvland girl; eoaatry place: ex
reiient references; wagen j^'x Osterberg's
Flaherty's Bureau. 4PS Columims aye. Tel.
741--Rl**r
WAITRESS. —First olas«; » years" expe
rleni-e; Pity family: SI'S B , Hofmayer's
Bureau. 153 West 23d at. Tel , after lrt
a. in.. IR64— "Tielsea.
WAITRESS Will sK'ist with chamber -
W ork: competent young woman; l>e.st ref
arsnees: city or country, call, Mrs. Cooper's
Bureau, 637 6th ftva,
PUBLIC >'OIIC£S.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. 9TH
Judicial District. —uiaiige County and
Puinam County. — Northern Aqueduct Ue-
Daitsasrnt. Section 6.— Notice of Application
for the Appointment of Commissioners of
Appraisal.
Public notice Is hereby given that It Is
the Intention of the Corporation Counsel of
The city of New York to make application
to the supreme Court of the state of New
York for th« appointment of Commissioners
of Appraisal under Chapter 724 of the Laws
or IMA, as amended.
Such application will be made to the Su
preme Court at a .Special Term thereof to
be held la and for the bin Judicial District
at the Judges' Chambers In the City of
New Rocaelle, Weatcheater County, N. V.,
en the 2tith day of September. 190». at 9:30
o'clock in the forenoon of that day. or as
soon thereafter as Counsel can be beard.
The object of such application is to obtain
an order of the Court appointing three dis- :
interested and competent freeholders, one !
of whom shall reside in the County of New |
York and one of whom shall reside in the j
County of Orange or Putnam, to act as
Commissioners of Appraisal under said act
.and discharge all the duties conferred by
said act and the acts amendatory thereof.
The real estate sought to be taken or af- [
fected is situated in the Towns of Mont
gomery, Newburgh and Cornwall. Orange
County, and the Town of Phillipstown.
Putnam County.
The following Is a description of the real
estate to be acquired in fee, together with
a reference to ih» date and place of tiling
of said map:
All those certain pieces or parcels of real i
estate situated in the town* of Montgomery. |
Newburgh and Cornwall, County of Orange. j
Tows of Fishkill, County of Dutches*, and
Town of Philllpstown, County of Putnam.
State of New York, shown "on a certain
map entitled "Northern Aqueduct Depart
ment, Section No. 6. Hoard of Water Sup
ply < f The city of New York. Map of real
estate, situated In the Towns of Montgom
ery, Newburgh and Cornwall. County of
Orange. Fishkill. County of Dutchess. and
Phillipstown. County of Putnam, and Htat«
of New York, to be acquired by The City
of New York under the provisions of Chap- j
ter 724 of the Ijiws of IW>5 hr amended. |
for the construction of Catsklll Aqueduct
and appurtenances, from rioter Co. line) 1
near St. Elmo to vicinity of O«Menham and
from Foundry Brook Valley to west shore 1
of Hudson River at Storm King." which I
map was Hied In the office of th» CoUr.ty j
n»rk of the County of Orange at Ooshen. I
New- York, on the 15th >'-' of June. 190« i,
in the office of the County Clerk of th» [
County of Dutrhesa at PoughkeepsK New I
York, on the 15th day of June. Ip/is, and i
In the office of the County Clerk of the i
County of Putnam nt Carmni. New York, I
on the lfith day of .Tune, 10rm : which par- j
eels are bounded and described as follows: i
FIRST PART.
Beginning at the north-west corner of
Parcel No. 287, 111 the line between the
counties of Lifter and Orange, said point ;
being about I'M. feet easterly from the !
point of intersection of said county line
with the easterly line of Plains Road (lead- '
Ing from New i»altz to St. Andrew), and
running thence along said county Hue and
the northerly line of said parcels, Soutn
74' •»;: East 160.7 feet to the north-ea»t
corner of said parcel theses along 1119 i
easterly lire thereof, the easterly lines of j
parcels Noa. 268 and 209 and parti) along
the easterly line of parcel No. -".". the fol
lowing courses and distances: South a' 41'
West HOU.U feet. South 3" 38' West 28.4
feet. South - 25" Bast 2095J1 feet. South I
B* V East lfi.3 feet, South 9" 53' East
1666.2 feet, South 1" .'.4' East 70.3 feet and
South 1; t>4' West 14>). feet to a point In
the northerly line of King's Hill Road t
(leading from St. Andrew to Lsptondale>; |
then along said road line. North 04° OV j
East 18. feet; thence continuing along said |
easterly line of parcel No. 270, South 38" j
in>' Bast 19.3 feet and South 10* 14' West
2*. feet, crossing said road, to a point in
the southerly iine thereof, thence along i
»aid r.>ad line. South 84' 00* West 24.31
feet; thence still continuing along said east™
erly parcel line, and running along the j
eaaterly line of parcel No. 271, parti) along j
the earn «rly lines of parcels Not 272 and 273, ;
along ti.a northerly line of parcel No. V 74, j
and the northerly and partly along Urn ■
easterly lines of parcel No. iflß, the fol- ]
lowing courses, distances and curve: South :
«' 04' West K»7.2 feet, on a curve of 125. !
feet radius to the left, 77. feet. South
ft* 13" East 1950. 0 feat. South 61' 22' East
1264. feet, crossing a lane. South 2* 04'
East 1288 fi feet, South 8 17' Easi 626.8
feel South 6" 31' East 16X8 feet. South
84* 29' West 36. feet and South 5* 81' t-ast
126.4 feet to a point in the easterly line
I of a road leading from St. Andre* to Naw
burgh; thence along said i ad line. South
17' 4'" East IMS.3 fe»t; thence still con
tinuing along the easterly line of pal -I
No. -:.'■. and running along the easterly line
of pare*] No. 577, tiie following courses,
distances and curve; South 0* 44' Hast
X.7.3 feet, crossing said road. South 59* IS*
Weft 25. feet. South <>■ 44 East 179.6 feet.
on a. curve of ISO. f«et radius to th« left.
97.1 feet. South 37" 4S»' East 47.3 feet.
North 88* *>'■ East 86.8 feet and South
4" 14' East 20. feet to the south-east cor
' ncr of said parcel No. 277. In the centre of
a rcarl leading from Waiden to Newburgh.
*■»:■'. j)Olnt being also the north-east corner
of parcel No. H7H; thence along the rftsterly
lines of said parcel No .73 and parcels
No». 160, 281 and I"<4. and partly along the
I the easterly !tnr» of
parcel No. --■"■. the foil wing ■ trass and ■
distal Houth 4 - 14 Bast 20. f-et. Bouth !
«7' i\>' East S2-->. f«-«t. South ■'■- 11' West
■-■:> reel Houth 37* s»' East 177.8 feet,
bouth 14' 00" Cast '■»'■• B feet, again m ss-
Ing the hefore mentioned road leading from
St Andrew to Newburgn, North 80* 01'
East abt a 21. feet. South 9' 2^' East 880.8
r...- on a . .•■.„ of aoa feet radius to the
right, 1M.6 feet, and South 19 31' West
I^4 7 feet to the en si southerly point of
■aid ircel No. 288. in the easterly line of
parcel No. 2M In the easterly line of j
Plank Ht;ad; thence partly alons sal i
easterly rarcej line and the easterly hr.« of j
parcel No 287 South 19* 3! Wesl 64.3 :
feet. < rcs»!nfc »aid road, to a point li tlie
westerly Hue thereof, it the must easterly ,
point of parcel No. 288; thence partly along
the sasterl] line .f said parcel, along the
easterly lines of parcels No». l>o and 290,
and partly along the easterlj line of parcel
No 201, tim following courses and rtis
tan 'es: South 19" 31' Weal 8*1.9 '. •■. uth
'.. M West 33.3 '•■ • South 0* 21" West
1084 feet. South 5' 12' West I*oo.B feet. ;
South 8* OS' West 2779 8 feel North ?fl' 57'
VVe»l 25.1 feel and .South 1* 00' We« 842.5
feet to tne south-east corner of said parcel
No 291, in the northerly line of parcel No. '
292, li the northerly line Of Cochecton Turn :
Pike (leading from < oldenham to Bast
Coldenhamt; thence along the northerly
line Of sHld turn pike snd partly alrng said
northerly parcel line. North 88* 44 1 * East
73 *. feet 1, the north-east ■■-•n»r of said
parcel thence partly along the easterly line
thereof. South 1* 12" !-:.■-• HB. feet, cross- 1
ing rul.l turn pike; thence continuing along.
■aid easterly parcel lire, south 88' «8' Weei
76.3 fret and South 1* 00' West lire 4 fert
to th« most northerly point of pare*! No.
2M In the westerly side of Drury Lane, in
the line between th« towns of Montgomery
and Newburgh; thence atonic the easterly
line of said parcel, and partly aloi the
eaaterly and along the southerly line* of
parcel No. 283, South 1" 00" West 616.1
feet, crossing sal'l lane, South 5* 81' F.u*t
28 3 f"t, South 12' 01' Eaet 1048.1 feet
and North 73' 84' West 668.6 feet, re
croeslng bald ■><-. to I is south-west corner
of said parcel No. 296, hi another point tn
the before mentioned town line; thence
ntor.£ said town line and the westerly llr.e
of said parcel. North 16* 07' East 712.3 feet
to th« most westerly point of bet re men
1:1., . purer! No. 2;>4. In the westerly side
of befors mentioned Drury Lanf; thenca
lions said westerly »Mf, partly .1 ng said
westerly parcel line, and continuing along
said town line. North 16* 07' East 288 1
feet to ':.« ■•■ »l southerly point of parcel
No. 283: thence along the. westerly line of
said parcel and partly along the westerly
line of before mentioned parcel No. 2tU I
North I* 00' East 2421 1 fsel to the most
southerly print of before mentioned parcel
No. 291; thence partly along the southerly
llr;e of said parcel. North I* <><>' Kan 12U.6
fe»f thence continuing along said southerly
parcel llr.e. South 88 1 4H' West 1(18.7 feet
10 tho southwest corner of said parcel;
thence partly along the westerly line there
of. North 1" 1-' West 66. feet, asuln cross-
Ing before mention* I Cochecton Turn I'ike.
to a point in the northerly line thereof;
thence along said line. North 88* 4t- Bast
171. f-et. then.-c still continuing along said
westerly line of parcel No. 291, and run
ning along the westerly lines of before
mentioned parcels Noa, 2SO and 288, the
following courses and distances: North I"
(»)• KMt f-53.4 feet. North «6' 67' West
-4 S feet. North 3' 03' East 1078.7 feet.
North 86* 87' West 180. feej. North 3* 03"
Ea« '""" feet, riouth 8fl« 57' East 180.
feet. North 8" 08' East 708.1 feet. North I
6* 12' East 1237. fee:. Booth 84' 48' East
28 feat, North 8* 12' East 144. s fe. t. North
0* 21' East 148.9 feet. North HO' S»' Went
SB feet. North 0* 81" East 827.7 feet. North
•C M' East 1)0.9 feet. North 19* .11' East
371 I feet, North 70' !'<)' West 175. feet.
North 19* 81' East 800. feet. North 4' 31'
East 866. feet. North 10" 81' East 118.8
feet and North 35* S2' East 1W.4 ffet to th»
most westerly point of before mentioned
parcel No 286. in the westerly »',?„ of be
fore mentioned South Plank Road; thence
partly along th» westerly line of suld par
,el North 35* 32' Bast 62-7 feet, crosslns
Said road to a point In the. easterly line
thereof. In the westerly line of before men
tioned parcel No. 2"-5; ther.'-* partly a!,. nit
tiiild westerly parcel line and along said
road Hi" . North Hi* 24' West 180.2 feel to
the north west corner of said parcel; thence
partly atonic the northerly Una thereof and
the westerly line of before mentioned parcel
No 234. North »•' 01' East about 88.8 feet
North 0* » West 304.4 feat and North
14» 3O' Weft 104. feet to th» most south
erly point of parcel No. 253, In the easterly
line of the before mentioned road leading
from Walilen to Xewhtirjth: thence partly
alone the westerly line of said parcel North
14* go/ West 43.1 feet to the most souther! '
point Of parcel No. 282. In the enter of
said road; thence along the westerly lines
of said parcel and before mentioned parcels
1 Npb. 281, 280 and 2711. and alon< the south
i erly and westerly lines <f before mentioned
parcel No. 278. the following courses and
I distances: North 14' 30' West M 6.2 feet,
1 North 26" Oa' West 50.0 fee?, North .'>7 - 4:C
West C 55.7 f '"'''- South h '' •"" Weal 104
feet North 78* •'•!' West 1404 fast and
; North 11* '"!'' East 2.'.. feet to the south
1 went corner of before mentioned parcel No
"77 la th« center of the before mentioned
i road leading from Walden to Kewburgh
I thence along the westerly lln> of «aid par
1 eel and partly along the westerly line of
before mentioned parcel No. "7.^. the fol
lowlr.ft emirses at-d distances: North 11' 09'
East 25 feet. South 7s' 51' East 142 feet
North •*' *8' Easi 64. feet. North IS' 41'
West 13«. feet. North 0' 44* West n.i"
feet. North ft* 81' West 854.7 feet and
North 20* 51" West 888.8 feet to th« south
west corner of parcel No. 27f1. In the west
erly line of the before mentioned road lead-
Ing from St. Andrew to Newhurgh; thence
along the westerly line of laid parcel and
along said road., North 20' M' West 155
feet to the north-west corner of said parcel;
thence alonp the northerly line thereof
North ««* 1«' East I«.fi feat to the most
westerly point of bffore mentioned parrel
No. 275. In the center of said jr»,a: thenre
partly alonr the westerly Tine of saM par
cel, alorir th» southerly line or before men
tioned parcel No. 274 along the southerly
and westerly lines of before mentioned aax
I'LBLIC NOTICIt*.
eel No, 273. along the westerly line of be
fore mentioned parcel No. 272. and partly
along the westerly line of before mentioned
parcel No. 270. toe following courses, dis
tances and curve: North 66' 16' East MS |
feet. North b' 17' West I£7.> feet. .North j
2' 04' West 101" 5 feet. North 81* 22' West
3C6.2 feet, Nor h U" 02" East 141.6 feet.
North 61' 22' West 569.3 feet, again cross- |
ing the before mentioned lane. South 2S *♦
West «0. feet. South >>a' 3*' West 30_}fe«»t.
Ncrth 44' 13' West 1)5.2 feet. North 0 4.
East 317.4 feet. North -«° 13' West l.Ou. .
feet, on a curve of 275. feet radius to the 1
right. itKM feet. North 6" 04' East t>93._ I
feet and South 65* 22* West 171.5 feet to
a point In the southerly line of before
mentioned Kings 11111 Hoad; thence along
said road line. North 73" 24' West 40. feet:
thence continuing along said westerly Baa 1
of parcel No. 270. North 16" 36' East 44.7
feet, again 1 III— said road, to a point
in the northerly line thereof: thence con
tinuing along said westerly parcel line, and
running along the westerly lines of before
mentioned parcels Nc«- 269. J«* and -*>•. 1
the following coursra and distances: North
65" 22" East 207.8 feet. North 6' 04' East 1
l"-'7.3 feet. North 1* 54' West 34.7 feet.!
North 9" 5.!' West 1666.2 feet. North 6 09
West 35.8 feet. North 2* 25' West 201«-2 ;
feet. North .V 38' East 08. feet and North ;
i)' 41' East 015.«S fee* to the poiat,or place
cf beginning.
SECOND PART.
Beginning it the south-west corner of.
parcel No. 2tK>. In the soumerly line of
ilofTatt Road, and running thence partly
alyng the westerly line of said parcel. Norm
0" -3' 30" West 35. feet, crossing said road,
to a point In the northerly line thereof;
tnence along said road line. North Btr 89
30" East 94.8 itf*t; thence continuing along
the westerly lice of parcel No. »'>. »i"d
running partly along the southerly lice of
parcel No. 29 J. the following courses, dis
tances and curves: North i" 62' 30" East i
824.4 feet, on a curve of 300. feet radius |
to the right, 54.4 feet. North 19' 00" W j
East 212. feet, on a curve of 100. feet radius j
to the left. 32.4 feet. North 0' 2b" taan
254.8 feet, on a curve of SIA>. feet radius ;
to the light, 172.5 feet. North 12' 49^ Bast I
137.y feet. South 77' 11' East 60. teet.
North 12' 49' East 113.7 feet. North 77" 11' '
West 80. feet, North 12' 49' East 114 !
feet and North *2' 66' 80" West 881, feet
to a point in the easterly line of a read |
leading from before mentioned Moffatt Road ■
to Cannel Koad; thence along the easterly 1
and northerly lines of said road, continuing
along the southerly line of parcel No. 297,
and running partly along the southerly line
of parcel No. 298. North 23' <>»' West 21.4
feet. North 39' Oh' 30" West 3S.G feet. |
North a»* 08' 30" West 95.5 feet and North
68* 19' West 42.2 feet; thence continuing i
along the southerly line of said parcel No. |
298, North 52* 50' &/' Weal 122.1 feet to
the south-east corner of parcel No. 21*0. In 1
the easterly line Of said Cam. el Road ;
1 leading from Cold Spring to Carmel); !
thence along the southerly line of said par- ;
eel. North 52° .if- 30" Went 27.4 feet to
the south-east corner of parctl No. 301, In
the center of said road; thence along the
southerly line of said pan el. North 52* tsV
SO' West 132.3 feet. South 87" 03' 89" West
100. feet. North 62" 50' 30" West 8A f*»f.
crossing Foundry Brook, North 37" 03' 30"
East I' " feet and North 52' 66* 30" West j
SV4 feet to the south-east corner of parcel
No. 802 In the center of Fishklll Road
■leading from Cold Spring to PlshklllJ;
thence along the southerly line of said par- '
eel, North 82* BtT 80" West 18.8 feet to
the south-west corner of same. In the west
erly line of said rood; thence along said
road line and partly along the westerly line i
of said parcel. North 25" 07' 80" East 13 2 ,
feet to th.. south east corner cf parcel No. j
504; thence along the southerly lines of said !
parcel and parcel No. '■'■'<■. parti] along the
southerly line of parcel No. 308 and along I
the easterly line of parcel No. 30i the fol
lowing courses ami distances: North «©" 36* ;
Jin" West 07. 4 feet. North 82* 'IV 3i>" West
1622.4 feet. South 87' 03' 30" West 440.
feet. South JO' 33* West i»2 5 feet, South
41* 32' 80" East 162.3 feet. Soutl 15* ll'
East 275.4 feel South 30* 21' East 1*5.2
feet, South a* 20' SO" East ll 1-*1 -* •» feet, i
South M' 21' East 202.7 feel 9 uth 4.V 38" |
East .".'..". (—•. South 29' 5.V 30" Baal «73
' feet F.iufh 2* 2.T '■•'" East 140.3 feet. South
: 4 16' Wast " l- ''.' tact. South 4* 09' XV
! East 94.3 feet, South Ifl •"■• SO" East IB* I
i feet. South 28" ''7 Easi 237 feet and South
! 89* 29* 80" East -'24.7 feel to the oouth
! east corner of sal ! parcel No. 307. in the
, northerly line of before mentioned ruhklll
■ Road; th'n-e along said read line ar.d the
■ southerly line of said parcel. South 80" 00*
; JO" Wesl 49.7 feet to the south-west cor
j n»r of 'aid parcel; thencs along the wesl
i erly Una of same mraln. parti] along, the.
i nautherly pie of be* re mentioned parcel
; No 806, partly all ng the southerly lines of
. parcels N>!>. 308 snd 808, and a!on« the
i southerly lines) of pan-els N a, 810 and 311.
I the following courses, distances and curve:
I North 39" ■'■■' Weal 163.4 f- •• Ncrth 2f.*
■•; CO" Weal 314. » feel North 17" 01' ..Of
West 18812 feet. North 4' 4!'" West 105.«
i feet North 2' 47' East 439.3 feet. North
I 3:** i<- West 98.1 f«et. North »• 01 ■'••
West 50.1 feet. North "v" 20* West 156 2
feet North 42* 2O' 30" West l«*2-« feet.
North 29' 21' West 191 3 feet. North 15* ll'
' West 274. it feet, North 45* 8O" West 16f>.3
I feet. ,rt o 43" B6V West 127.« feet. North
2* .'■!' .10" West 140. feet. North 37* 61' SO"
Weal 890 feet, North 87' 51' 30" Weal ITU
fed North 22' 0V 30" East 175. f*et,
North 07* 81' 30" West 5047.1 feet, i^ou'.h
22* OS' 30" West 75. feet. North Sl' 51' 30"
West 38fl feel Scuth «8* 52' West 247.
feet South .-..■ 48' SO" Weal 230. feet.
North I"' ll' •"• •" West 15° '-' North
ao* 48' 30" East l«0 feet North 30- 34"
SO" Wesl 177. feet. North SB' 52 - 30" East
475 2 feet. North 54' •""'■ West 153.7 f»et.
crosslr.K Breakneck Valley Roe 1 and a
brook North ■"."•• 81' 80" weal MM feet.
South -■•• 15' West 162.9 i—'. m ■ curve of
3 no fret ra-iltis In the- -Ik!'' 17.'. . fe«t.
N - O , th .-• 12" west §8.8 feel Bow • M* 29'
W»»t 727.3 few and South «1" 44" 30" West
1174 feet to the south-weal corner of said
parcel No 311; thfr.ee partly along the
•«^Kt.--ly I1r!«'* of i«ld par el and parcel No.
313. North 3.V ■♦•.•■ West 571.7 feet an I
Pouth 82* 17' West «*.• feet to the ssool
•vesterlv point of ><M parcel. In the east
erly Una of parcel yo 315. in the line be
: t»i«-n the counties of Dutches and Put
nam; thence along said county lire and
partly along said easterly parcel line. South
Ilß' 4©" West 27* " f»et. crp^Mrif a road
i.-adinc from rol,» ---:• «r to F!»hklll T.an_d-
I !••« tn the BOOth-«ast corner of aarcel No.
I sir;' in the *a^tcrly shore Has of the Hud
son River; thence, along the southerly and
partly aU.nn the »e»t.-rly lines of said rar
■ ... i No St« and al ng tee southerly line of
parcel No 317. South '■•• »' West i"« <»
feet. North S3* '-." West 150.3 f.-et and
Bonth srt* 35' West 1551.3 feel to the south
east corner of parcel No. 31». In the line
betwf th» counties of nranse and Uutch
*•«»• thcr.ee alonic the south* line of saw
i T.nr'-^l -• th "''■" »' Went »r».l feet to the
: moat southerly point of said pan-el, in the
i easterly line, of a ?rant of land under water
to Mead Ik Taft: thenc* alonif sal.l easterly
line ■'.■' | continuing alnnK the southerly
line" of parcel No. 319. North ■»•'• OS' West
51 l fe«t to th« most westerly point of said
parcel; thence al ng th« northerly lint of
same North B6' 35' East »1 '•• to the
north' west corner of b<-f..ro mentioned par
cel No 317 In the before mentioned line
between the counties of Orange and rmt.-h
p>h- thence alon»r the northerly line of said
naxeel partly alonjt the before mentioned
westerly line Of parcel No. 31*5 and along
tt.o northerly line of saM par-el. North Mr
S3' Bast i:i»l ■■■ feet North 3T>* 28 Weal
187.2 feet North .'** IB' East 201.5 feet.
Nortii VJ' " : West 118! " feet and North
To' 38' East 100. feet to th« north-east
corner of said parcel No 818. In Ins west
er!v line of the property of the X Y. ( en
tra'l A H. R. R- H. Co.; thence alonic said
I i rop< : lire an.l partly slot;* the esst»rly
me of "faM par. rl. South 11>' 37' East BSOt
fe.-t en a curve of 2587. feet radius to the
left.' 3.V>.3 f«t. an.i South II" r.si West 815
feet to the north west corner of before
mentioned parcel No. Sls: thence along the.
northerly llr-e of said parcel. South B8" »'
1 Fast £16 '"'• BKal" crossing the road
leading from Cold Spring to Fishklll I.an 1
; ing. and North 8T 17' Bast 11)1.7 feet to
' the north-east corner of said parcel, In the
tsfote mentioned westerly line of parcel
No 113 In the before mentioned line be
tween the counties of Dutches* and Put
nam" thence along said county line and
: t>urtlv niont: said westerly parcel line. North
: \>\ xv Ka.-t 147.5 feet to the most south
! erly point of parcel No. 314; there- alone
"he westerly nnd northerly lines of. said
! :.^...i N...tii 17' 25' 3O" East 381.9 feet.
North' r.il' 25' 80* Kd.-t 260. feet and North ,
* '•-,• - t( y» Kant .<'•■'( feet '•< the north-west :
corner of before o»«itlon*d parcel No. 313.
In ' the last mentioned county line; thenoe { !
alonK th* northerly and partly alonjc the I '
easterly lines of sat.l parrel, partly along •
•he rortherly line of before m«-nt!oreil par- ■ '
eel No 311. al<>"K the northerly 11-.. of ;
ire«i No. 312. partly alon«r th« northerly '
line of" before mentioned parrel No. 30».
alnriK the northerly line of before mentioned ' '
carcel No 808, parti; a:..i. th« northerly I
line of before mentioned parrel No. ROB. I
i.irtlv elonic the northerly am! easterly I
Tines of before mentioned parcel N., 305.
and along the northerly lire of parcel No. I
101 th« following courses, distances and -
Curves N'Tth S2* »' W East 11rt.7 fe,t. ]
S.uth 7*94' SO* East •-''.'•.' feet. South 50*
20" East 3K.-..6 "•-' North S2* 17' East M 3 .
"fret on a curve of "-■"• feet radius to the I
[',-, 5111 feet. North 37- 25' East 73. I
fi£V ' south '"' »' K.ist 70.2 feet, on a i
curve 'of l»0. feet radius to the left. 50.2 | .
t"I x ■North 81' '-"•'■ " as -■''-'•' feet, on aI.
..V,",.r si-> feet radius to th<» rf«ht, it*. ;
'/.;, «.; • t- »T 12' Eut 252.S f^t. on a
curve of ICO. feel radius to the left, .is « j
5Jt North 78* 1"' ast 377.S feet, on a ,
rSrve of 3t«. f»et radius to th« right. 675. 6 -
i f ', Vre crossing berore mentioned Break
Li! v«llev Road and the before mentioned
h^ok South '.'* II" \ Vf^t MB.I feet on ■
-rv» of 100 fe»t radius to the left. «7.
feet * South 20' 11' 30" East '-•' T feet, on
I cilrv" of 100. feet radtas to the left. f,T .'.
f', South 07* 51' 30" East 313.S feel
South K° «' 30" West 75. «***■ South «7' ■
•1- TO"" East 8047.1 feet. North 22* OS' 30" .
Knot 75 f eft. South «• Bl' 30" East 491.6
feet on' a rune of «W. fet radius to the
■"ft' 4-5 7 fr«-t. South -' "- East 151.1 '
f..-V on' a curve .if 3(H). feet radios to the
'.■, i««» feet. South 12' .'-■>• 30" East
i '■■?„■■• f«t South 16* 40- West \*-2 feet.
k Z ,T)T ,-,.,•" 12" SO- East 134 ft feet and
<uth '.•' ?'•' SO" East 67.4 feet to the
" north-west corner of before mentioned par
■ ,-ci No 3"2 In the westerly line of before
1 mentioned Flshfclll Road, thence aloag the
' " ,r"herlv line of said parcel. South BB* Off
: "0" Fast I!' feet to the north-wrst corner
",• before mentioned parcel No. Sol. In" the :
renter of sal.l road: thence alone th* north- |
: eriv line* of mid parcel an.l par No. 300. i
South 52* 50- 30" East 311.3 feet to th "
, north w.-st corner of before mentioned par
■ eel No "W In the westerly line of before
''■ mentioned faring Road: theme along the
northerly tln< of said parrel. South 52* *>"'
! "o" Bast 51.4 feet, crosslns said road, to
, 'a point In the easterly Itne th-reof. at th»
! north- corner of before mentioned parcel
No 291; thence along the northerly and
! easterly lines of said pan-el ard the east
i erly line of before mentioned parcel No.
1 -".n; the following courses, distances r- Til
I curves: South 52 W SO" East 1060 OS fad
' South 17' 07' °" East 9«.4rt feet. South
; 12' 4*V West 433.77 feet, ■■>« a curve of
,MV> feet mdlv* to th- left. 12D.3 feet.
j South 0' 2*' Weal 254.1 feet, on a «ar»«
' of 300 feet radi-is to the rUht. 87.1 feet.
...it IS <■>' "■''" West SIS feet, on a
curve of 100 feei radtus to the left. 2«. l
feet, mid Booth 3* .'.9' West 332.3 feet to
th<» south-east corner of said parcel No.
286, la the center of before mentioned Mof-
i'UEHC NOTICES. <-> __
fatt Road; thence along tne center line of
said road and partly along the »^w««»
line of said parcel. South sa* 30 -°" « s '
214.4 feet: thence conUiruin* lon "',
southerly parcel line. South -"0 *-***":
13. feet to a point in the southerly line ,ot
said road, thence along said road line. ana
continuing along said south, rly parcel line.
South ST 26' 30* West «*>. l te*t to •■
point or place of beplnnlng. .
The fee is to be acquired by The C.iyoi
New York in all th« real estate P» r( - el »
Nos. 2tST to 31*. both inclusive co^iaiaed
in the above descriptions, excepting l arc f'
No. 307. in which a perpetual easement i»
to be acquired. ,-_,».
Excepting thereout and therefrom lanas
owned by the New York Central and Hua
son River Railroad Company d»«!sna.tea as
parcels HZ 313. 314 and 318 Also parcel
Nos. 310-317. claimed by the state of >««
York. .
If any real estata hereinbefore described
Is devpted to highway or ether pub.ic pur
peses, such use shall ecntlnue until Iho
City of New York avail have the riz-t to
chance the Fame.
L>atcJ August I. I**. _„
• FRANCIS KET PKNDLETON.
ConK>ratlOTi I Tinsel.
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•Omits I'lymouth. Bremen dire-
rriß-LTAR^NAp'LrXS^GENCA. at V.., TI
K. Luise.....Sept. ÜBiP. lrer.« Nov *Z
K. Albert Oct. 101 K. l>uis«. ■•■•■•?* ° **•
From Bremen Pien on UU and 4th >"••
N G. LLOYD TRAVHLJ.SP.?- CHECKS.
OELRICHS & CO.. No. 5 Crcad»ay. .^- —^
InIAMBJIISE-AMESjSAa
Lon<ion— Paris— Hamburg.
Tretcria.Sert.?:. 10am i •G.WaMer.ee.Prt. ■
Ara*rtto..OA I.M»an»ißlu€cto« - Oct. »
•To Hamburg direct.
Gibraltar— Naples— (Vmw. ,
Mnltke..o,t. .». Dte SP LKVOIn.-Nm. I»
■
HAMfctRU-AMKiarAN^LINE. •»•'► l*ro*J-»
way. N. T.
AMERICAN UHS **T m ?Z a! ml £
PUrSKJITTH^CHERBro— STOI TttAMHtvj
Philadelphia Sfpt. 3I'N«» Tnrk <« • J^
<t. l>«ul Oit. H3i. Louis \i"i»
RED STAR LINE ",f ;? V; m '
X* T— LONpfX via Pov»r— ANTWEHF.
Krocnland. ...-t-pt. :n flr.iand (> •■ ,_
Vaderlam! CVt. ZZe^and tVt - **
WEITE STAR LINE JCX3E
B_ltlc_Oe«. 1. loam AmMc.Oct, IS, J/«a»
«>.!ri.-. .rirt S. {> am! «>1t1c...0«-r. «?. ?^p'^*
PI.TMOUTH— CHERBTG— «OCT»I*Mr^ • >»
Teutonic. Sep.3i>.luam| MaJe«tU:. .rv-t.l-%. i"_rr»
AcTrtatlcOet. 7. :: ( 'tn.'>c.ini<:.i^t ■ -*• " CJ"
BOSTON TO If U H,l*)i &■ CUfl X L B
Via Azores. _Ca_*tra an.? r;ir-r»!'«r ; >
Canopio ..«K:t. 3. Nov. 21. Jan. '•'. .r/'->. r /'-> ,-
Romanic .Oct. 27. T'f. ;>. Jan. 3>\ ■ ■•• 3
rrettr . N >v. 7, Dw.'W ...
R SPT* HLJr Not.S Jnn. l«. •£_»*£
CEDRIC > 21.000 TOXS. > ...Tnrt. !>. F '*"■ -»
CELT ■ (tersest in traieS .Jan. _*.. Btt •
pa.-skxg::k OFFICE. i» bkoaPwat.
(DOGaAIRDDILdGaES
From Plan M 33 M, Sort* W*S£Z .
TO UTVERTOO- VIA QIEKN^Trm >..
PASSENGERS HnnKEK THRWiH TO
LONDON AND PARIS.
Etr_rf*.P»r,t. 2« ." ainltneanfa.Oft 7. 11 ar?»
l-arm<<n!aS»i)t.:<o.nam!r.-nbrta..Oct. 10. 8 an*
Campania. O.ft.t»am r.usitaMa.' >.M4. •> »»'
The HAfkETAXIA A UI'SITANIA. th»
lanc^st and fastest steamship* in tiM world,
will hereafter sail on '.VEDNESDAjf. In
augurating a new SEIII-WEEKW _1.1.
! VICE.
HUNGARIAN-AMERICAN SE3VVICE.
to mine via
GIBRALTAR NAI'LE- AND :- -T?*.
I'4\'- ( ■* ■ \ ■•. Oct.- ". noo»
Ca£paT_7a."/..".. .Oct. 22. noon
cATto ( NiA A : i ■ : '. '. . . 'noV; at &■. r, 1 2. no*> «
VERSOS H. KP.OWS. Genera! Asent.
21-24 State St.. opposite the ■<*•—**-
OeEJU VASAT TOES
BERMUDA
Ort K. 14. 24. Nov. *-
14 25 All include*,
from $19..V>.
uLD IT. COMFORT
hark via Wa«MMj»fc
Oct. 3. 10. *^^'-
rithpr trip* an-! Tkk
•t» la W'-at Indi«i »tvl
Everywhere.
TV cs. Ccoi Is Sen
•45 I°"* B'way. H4» Madison »
A*- B« Fifth Av-.. N. T. __
■KAVIGAZIUNE GK>ERALK ITAUASJ.
t_A VEXOCE IK_« Italian l_ns>.
TO SAFLEi A
S_ws__£_V -oLaRI * co- *o w-11 st
JJED "D" LINE.
For Porto Rio. ruracao and Veneiueta. :
lier II near Wall _t. Ferry. Brookl>n.
For s=an Tamo. Porto Rl-".
AT REDUCED RATES.
Sa Philadelphia... Saturday. Se;.t. 2«. nooa
Ss. Caracas Saturday. Oct. 10. noon
For La Guajra. Plft Cabel'.o. Curacao and
>• i. i si!
•~s. Aurora. .. . Monday. Sept. 2*. 3p. m.
.-s Maracaibu Saturday. Oct. i. • -" 1
•Freight only
These steamers have superior ac:ommo-«
dationa for passer.ser". „___
BOULTON. F.Llt'3 & DALI.ETT
. General Managers. S2 'CT.all gr.
Cr-Ise. si the "Arabic." 18.000 -.'• t»
Crieni^;: Ronad <%
F. '■ CLARK. Timea Building. New York.
R.%aKO.%D!*
KEW ttLHSEV CESBTiAt
IWO-HOLH TRAIN TO PHILADhLPUiA
_VERI' Hulk ON TiirJ HOUR.
FOB PIIILAJJtILPHIA. Lv. W ijcf sT. :
-*•», 750 8.2 U. .>.sv. ».s<\ 10.50. 11.20.
11. to a. m., 12.50. 1-SO. 1.50. ±?*>. 3.50. *— *
4.50. 5.50. <■:■». 7.50. ».10. 1150 - m
sjundays. 7.5<>. 5.30. !».50. 10.50. 11.50 •--?■"
liso. 1.50. ZSO. X3O. *.LO. 5.50. o-sv>, ..iU.
Lv. LIBERTY sT. ;— 1 30. h.ZO. 7.00. 9.00.
5.30. O.m> li'.<W. JI.OO. 11.21> a. m.. l-'-J*
noun. 1.00. I.CP. 2.00. iO«. *.<»>. *-M. J..00.
S.OO. 7.tX>, 9.O>J. smh> s- in-. 12.15 midnight.
Sundays. 1.30. &Mt » GO. lO.OU. 11.0t> a. m..
12.0<> n.x>n. 1.00. 2.00. 3.00. 4.>jO. :• •■■ ew.
7.0". »v» 9 ••> 10 30 p. in.. 12.15 m;dn:gnt.
for BALTIMORE ani> xrjuautxemtx.
1.-. V. £JU ST.:— T si.'. 3* 11.50 a. BY.
1.50. 3.30, j..'u. 6.00 p. m. daily. Lv. LIB
ERTY ST.: — 1.3<». KW>. 10.00 a. m.. liOO
r.oon. iix.'. 4.<Jt>. «.0«>. 7.'X> p. m. Jaily.
KOi' LAKEWOOD AND :H 'R.-T.
Lv W. 23d ST. :— S».SO a. m. tl2.."rf) Sats.
on!v). 1 IV 3.2'>. 4.50 p. m. n lay* <<o*K
SISQ a. r.i.; ... m. Lv. ÜBEP.TY ST.t
— (.., 10 0O a. m. U.» Sats. only). 1.30.
3.40. 5.v« p. m. SunJai». . ix». mM a. ai..
- FOkTaTXAXTIC CITY. lv. v. za*
ST. ».B» a. m.. (125t» Sat". only>. 3..t>
p. m. Sundays, i>.Z'> a. in.. 2.20 p. m. Lt.
LIBERTY ST. :— IO.OO a. m. ll«0 .-at->
cn!y). 340 y. cv iu-ujya. IJ.<*> *- m..
2.3U p. i«. . _
VIA ALL RAIL.— Long Branch. A»burT
Park. O«ean Grove *•. Lv. \V. 2Jd ST.:
120 11.20 a. m.. U2.20. 1-'X> riats. only). •
I.2t\ 3 -•> 4.30 t.'ys. except sats ). 5-i>.
820 11 .'•) p. i«. M:n.lay». »"5 a. m.. 3.3*.
siiVp m. Lv. ÜBEKTt ST. :-».*«. ag,
11.30 a. m. 03.** 1.20 Sat* or.y . l£o.
'
ROUTE.— For AtUnt!<»
High-lands, tea Bright. aCoßOuatß beach.
Lone K.-anch. Anbury Park, ticean orov.e.
*.- Lv Iler N. R-. Foot W. 42i St.: —
H>»> a' m.. 12.30. Slit. 115. 7.45 p. ttu
Sui.lav- 9 3<> a. 1:1 . l"^. 7.43 p. m. Leavo
PVr l'> "N R K.ot Cedar ~t.. lt>2» a. m..
100 345 '4.45. *10 p. m. iuniayf. 10.00
a. m 1 SO. *•. 10 p m.
Tlrr-'e tables may te obtained at follow
ing •Stee* Üb-rtr St.. W. 23d St. (Te!.
Chelsea 3144>. «SIS 10 an.l M. N. R.. «
Astor House. 243 454. 13r<'. 1354 Broadway.
IS- ■»•" "Nl Fifth Ay.. 279S Third Ay.. lit
West 125 th St.. 245 Columbus Ay Ner*
York- 4 Court St.. 343. 344 Fultcn M 4.9
Nostmnd Ay.. BrooUya; 390 BroaUwar.
Willlamsburc New York Tnnsfcr Co. cal!«
for and checks baggag* to dest.natlon.
BALTIMORE k OHIO R. R.
ROYAL CLUE LINE TRAINS.
"Every other hour on the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections In New I'nion Station.
Washington, with all Lines Scuth.
Leave New York Daily. 23d St. i.iv» St.
w \>H!WT"' 'N. M'pers. JLSOpa 1.30 an»
WTASHTNGTON, T nor. 7.5" am S.oO an
WASHINGTON. »er. 9 •'>" am 10.00 ara
'.VX-HlN'-.Ti >N. I':rer. lI. SO am 12.00 n'a
WASHINGTON. Btiffet, 1.50 pm -00 ?ra
» Parlor car N. Y. to RSrhmond. Va.)
( L LTD.." Diner. 3.50 pm * '-"pro
WASHINtiTtiN. Dtrer. 5.."0 prn 6 •*> prtl
WASHISOTON/Bnffßt. 8.50 : 'i 7.110 pm
Through Dally Trains to the West.
CHICAGO. PITT«m*RG. 7.50 am H.OOart*
CHICAGO. COI4TMBUS. li.SOam 12.00 n'r»
piTTsr^TG. «"Ln*»'Er/D. j.ji»jm 4.005 m
••PITTSBI'Rf; L*MITEP."G.r.n am 7.0«> pm
CTN ST I.Oi'IP I.OI"l>V., 11.50 pm 1.30 am
CIN ST LOriS.LOriSV.. V..V>an» 10 O*J am
CIN.ST.LOm^.LOri^V.. 5.50 rr.» «.00 pro
Offices: 2*B 434. 1300 Broadway, 8 Astor
House 10$ Greenwich St., 225 "t.i A». 391
Grand St . N V. ; 343 ¥";.'■•■ St.. Brooklyn;
West 23.f St. and Liberty St.
After •"• P. m. Sleeping Car K-'ervatlono
and fan Information regarding trains, etc..
can be obtained at Bureau of Information.
' P.. AO. R R.. 23»1 St- Terminal. Phono
! Numb* 3144 Chelsea.
y,i,,t,,fw -iidA; t'.jrtlandt 4k Deahrnssss lila. >,
»[>aliT SunilayTs: J-. :•■>-'• r~. >"> II 1 ' -
I.v VY .Al.. 5.V..8
lUirTalo FTpre«s ... "a 7.40 »m! 'e7.SO a X
lliiffViii-rhlcaßn Kxt»re*a,. *t>9.40 A v 'lit.lHl 1 II
nuui)HinMi|.\rKi« *lt.ss*M tl*J
i:h!c«ircvr,>rontc>Kt?re«». •n.'i-liirji *\^.*of»
THKBfKr.M.«i r»tAIM _^7 si_r mI •' ■»' T M
* Ticket offlcta: SO ami liui itroadwuy.
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