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j' i; ltj ' " THE StW, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1808. - wt
I, ,ff gnttwtnt -
jUl Aa.JMjaVfsai.awlf'''lV
ar nlu, CONTINUOUS i
I- Palace rasrll
l I K, HKLBNK MORA. MelrnTIM and OTATIJ. TH
f 'Wv OREAT OAUT1ER, WILLIAMS ud WAUCBRTOIIAS.
i 3 (S BWEKT, B CastMan. Jwli, Eooeatrian Babooaj
' 1 MTMt Aral' sextet. Deavt.' Mar1ontt.i tb.rs.
i SB- A"' Ba" ,8a- p" Kooi K'w f Dv'
I "' W1 IHIAATnniA "'l Class Oontlououa
I fcl M IKI1Ii T UK'S Fsrformano. Nop; to
I 8HF FIWU I VII W 11. (80.. BOO. !fACB
I I tfllir tVWFIfc ASUMrKRB RASKIW. "Ollv.r Twltti"
,1 JJIR AUODRTB VANniKNK,"AnOIIl tOTO SOBr Uv;
A ills? IWOPIOT-0RB&T!IBD0NNS.Oomed7i"TUBBT0aM
',' illK 11ANCE;" French Nov.ltyt 40 oth.r STARS.
' Flljtf Bat. (New Year's) open from B18O A. M. to 11 r.M.
If KNICKERBOCKER, coWt.
'II POSITIVELY LA8T WEEK.
A N.C.GOODWIN-ANAMERICAN CITIZEN
II IK Evenings at 8:20. Hot. to-dav, 2:15.
Ils:J' &kxt wi;i:k,
. ! JULIA MARLOWE.
I W 5JKE. AS YOU LIKE IT.
W 1 ' SEATS NOW SELLING.
6j IjjKf V SECOND WEEK. A NEW PLAY.
Mil METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
TV 8UJTDA atVR.. J A). 0!D.
! - NORDICA
I Ell w Plancon
I P ISP' SE1DL AD B" OnCHKlTRB,
,1 II 'Jaw Usual Prices. BOo. to 1.50.
S -mmMiSi? Box Ornoe, Scbuberth'., and Ty.on's.
fT Direction H. E. JOHNSTON ft CO.
K , MmmwQ bteinway tiano cbed.
) v SBir AMBDIPAM 42d t. and 8th ar.
(i KKkIF' AffVlBnlOAIM Tel. 8147 88th t.
fi, BKllK jiitt.oiiv foii Tim tiui.TiruiiB.
W W1 TO-DAY. h&?SiSXriE3$
f IB & CASTLE SQ. OPERA CO. (artTsts.)
" IP ' QUEEN'S LACE HANDKERCHIEF.
'i fire- fe.' BatTMat., 2. 85c.. BOc. Wed.Met. 25c. Evgs.,Hlft.
t StV U rdTIRT lowor floor. 75c: lit bale. BOo t 2d
ll?!' t$ 4 fclUlisfc bale. 23c lOpera chair, and elevator..)
I -If lv Jan, 3-IL TROVATORE in ENGLISH.
"t ;! SK rUDinr' Tummr b'way and 40m st.
y I'll trrlrlrit IntfllnL. ErgJ., a.so. iiau., s-.so.
3, II: & CHARLES FROUMAN Manager
3 Kg; M Last MatlDep I.ut Nllht.
I! W- MR. JOHN DREW
KB InSydncT Orunilj'. adaptation from the Frfoch.
;: II; a marriage of convenience.
tS WM' tfe TDESDAV, JAN. 4-EMPIRE THEATRE COMPANY.
,j BK . Flrtt Way. Too Conquerors, bj Paul M.Potter.
'-', BH Vf; V Beat, onlered for the first nlRht of "TB. Coo-
W BBBTil S qnarora" will nut beheld after to-dtj.
& Iwfp' CUlCUBniVG OVR'
MIM&M tlrand tiiirii cocnitT,-
I' TCM nZ.hlJt.1 Tn.dj An.. Jn. , at B.
&& ftSSS Xnrer 5ciarweiik-a
Si ' VKW Wl play th.
! ' li. omSALt1NO CHICKER1NG PIANO.
M nUtlP AntOH i)Clal, ,tm BO eta. Now on aalo at box
' Krl i? Conductor. offlce. Chlcterlnt flail.
'!"' Bfl fet S TIMlfTABLE.
WJi iflEa v ., T11A.M. World 111 Wax New Group.
fvV ;", uonaay t.S.4.8.Cln.niatogr.ph-NewVlewi
I Wl$i asf CnCM 2'3". nunRarlan Hand Conoerta.
; :'' LULU O.lIarlcnettppiChrHtmnir.ntomlm.
K? ife: niiiorr IiEAUTY and the BEAST.
;? SBT' .SW IVIII.Nrr 8 and 10. Clnematonraph SdSeriu
HL K EM' IIIUULI. 8,3o. HuuKarlan Band Concert.
; BWr $re Attraction.. Tlll'a Koral JIarlnnettc. la
&, H'' S&- Attraction.. HnilPTY DUMPTY.
T WaMi? To-day .Tery child xeta Palmer Cox'. Urownle book.
-; MlfC' aa tScrnn v ' mimic '
i! BM5 AlrAUbnilT 14th St. and Irrlns Plaoa.
JV ffilTi?' B. Q. OUmoro Jt Eug.n. Tompkln., Propra. A Ufrt.
?i mCK Ur Beautiful Scene.
y ji ig II1C. and situations.
' ? F UllilTr X0 PEOPLE.
' tH Wif Will I L Uatlnee.
V. kiM. '? UrATIICD To-Say and Wed.
fBf-W HLAIHtK. Ere. 8:15.
'b Kj?. ?;;; Management Charles Frohman.
L WW 1 4th STREET hVnthA
& b0UM8o:sfn. Mat. To-Bay 2:15,
!sIHbb1S" The"hrw BouclcauH,"
H' ANDREW MACK.
Wl'BIilK "Most entrrtainlnit Uollday attraction In town."
f Wm' An Irish Gentleman.
1 ST. NICHOLAS
V; HKjftw. BU1U cT, NfcAll COLUMCUS AV.
M aVHlf OPES TO TUB PUllLIC DAILY EXCEPT OS
fig"' Bp JtOXDM'S.
?c BW GARRICK THEATRE. rjJKu2S!FZfl:
tsm,'i Hoyt ft McKei-. Le.iee.. I Charles Frohman. Manager.
l m'J'm.W Matinees To-day and Wednesday.
... IKf MISS MAUDE ADAMS
r BHrSi. In J. M. n.rrle's OreatCoraetly,
'" .'W THE LITTLE MINISTER.
M.VHIK& UnVT'O TlirftTOr llth st, ne.r B'way.
iSiaVMapg.' HOYTS THtrllnt. Ergs. 8:80. Mats. 2:13.
BPjB9b' UOYT ft MoKEE ..Proprietor.
KflKM maVinee. HOYT'S niqht
H astrangkrinnbwyork
4vSbBc Monday Ward and Votes In "The Qorernora."
IBbB , UCDAI l SQUARE THKA. B'way and aoth st.
J JMW& tllL'Chas. E. Erans. Prop. Ere.. atBilB.
lfsi.Mll? KJIfiP'. Production or lhe Mat.. Wed.
HiflRV KHyC O Frlslty Novelty. ft To-Day 8H9.
111 SSH? THE FRENCH MAID
nUf Hi MONDAY, JAN. 31, HANDSOME bOUVr.MUtS.
mt$ tr" To-Morrow E.g., Col. R. O. Ingeroll-New Lecture-
' m$M, If IP IT M ' Q Continuous Performance
& miK-ty'" Itbl i II W as.. BOo. Noon to 11 P.M.
" xf','K JO.BI'II IIAnT In "The Qtilnl Mr. .nx."
W M-tiTV3tf A.slsted 0y CARRIE DEMAlt: NORTHERN TROUPE,
$1 ".I?f4i'f'1 HAYES AND LYTTON, PRESS ELDRIDOK. TIIORNB
i, mWixsS AND CARI.ETON. KINOSLEY SISTERS, METROPOL-
X. ialV ITAN TRIO. Many Other.. Oreat Bill.
$' bWbK- TO-DAY (New Year'. Day) door, open t 0 A. M.
WSi UflRDEEl THEATRE. EtU":1B. Mat. To-day.
a Wf&iW 'I HP SOMETniNO NEW
V M1.E ift A n" TO LAUOn AT.
a 'awrSJ KTAlVinV tannehill comedy.
Mfflnbk IiilWux mahie jansen.
(. lrSS;tli HfllMTTQ frank tannehill, jr.,
f' m It ? JAiJAMAVO. AND COMPANY.
J n'lK S "MS I UK O I'KUFOItMA.'tCE.
V tiVl,'' ij' 13IOO to 11 1'. M. Rent. SO mid no conta.
v .3xiivL John.lniir lloouett and Ceo. IV. l.lle.
n SAaBycfv flat millnm., Irra. FrnnlillD.
iBHBK!al'? I..W llnnhlitf, C nnlleld Jb c arleton.
SBHIlWi VK7 YEAJt'8 DAY-DOOUS OPKN AT 11:30 AND
i"" Wmrf? SHOW CONTINUES ALL DAY.
tM.WS" WALLACK'S. ETe",Ina,!.Vt8i.,8
f K &I I'i LAST MAT. AT 2. LAST NIQHT AT SllB
I I Yr A 'WARD OF FRA1MCE.
ft n J-'Jts! i:xr mouv kikmmi
-tt' "51 W A '" P'r ''T JOSEPH ARTHUR.
Ji E t? "tub ii.T of inn muni."
T-fe BR0ADWA5T Broadway Theatre
: ,., if THEATRU'. Opera Company
i . y ffi "SlIrrlDB songs and In l? Koven ft Smith'.
,, ik ?inffldSyay. the highwayman.
'- i; :$' UAI&MOI OI'BODCA HOUSE.
J ',, -I ET..SHB. Mat. To-Day 3. I II uriirD ARAIN "
M' 'J Chaa. Frohman'. Comodj. HttH HUHin.
!Tr. $ NEXT WEEK "THE CIRCUS CURL." Mr. Aug. Dalr'a
.' IV zS complete production. Nancy Mcintosh, Jam.sT.
Ka I t , & Powers, Herbert Oreshum. and Virginia Earle
Rrf life MANHATTAH.E7"i;V.v.di--Tnrni,IS
lHk A !S&2!!an I THE BALLET GIRL.
'tlpj. BOth pert, of The Pallet Olrl. Jan HI. Souvenir..
I9k K0SDEE & BIAL'S. .''t-.KS
WWm KIYtIUANNA HELD,.iBHr
, JW), CUAUMIU-IIIK NKhATIO.
LV, Rs ', HIsIOU. Broadway ft aoth st. I Matinee
Sr UMmtMxwwj. Ere.., H:IS. To-day.
yfc'H' . JOIN THE OLAD TUMULT TO SFE
I mm may irwin 'T,r;.vK?L?
? aBf'li AUOCSTUS PITOU Lese.nd M.nai.r
J'iM: TO-NIOHT-THB RAYHInl M-.XT WKKK-
aBf'll A T 0LD ILME''L I CAPfAiN impudi:nob.
Bfc-SB'felaJ Kth AV'1"""111'-'" U'wiyftliHIbsl.
r flff'S-1?' Oil! rtWa EDWIN K.SOWLFS ..., Manager
:' Q4V CI1AHI.K.1 tOt.llLW lulhe
'SRi'l if great .ucceu, THK HOi.tl, mix.
i "IF1 I grenlngs at a:U. Mat.. Wed, and To-day at P. M.
I' ni tN MK AM T. JUIi'.l TIIKAfllK,
H !lr li f as llrit.dwar ami Ulllh Nt.,
J V fTafi iioii i! of iL'iiMqui;.
1 KD BIU SHOWS EVERY DAY. '.' ft 8.
BM rJ.r V Wjy OPEM.NO MONDAY MAT. JAN. BD.
ir' mu WEBER & FIELDS' I SlV,. V-tZ'.
I A It'll BSH.VP'"-
S Jn Otlo-FlLiON and ERROL and JNO, E. DREW.
' hW W OANTA CLAUS MATINEES DAILY Htl'.B TOY8I
iR m K.i.1,1.!" I '.. near Broadway. OrJat bill.
l t'A .I.ri:il Immense Holiday Attractions.
Ml If' N !EL,,i,, I Tl. 8M 3BHI. J i!D. 80.
If ft W ' I T P'-tbetl- VERlbCoTS j i QJt
: ((' LnOI Fltt.lmmons "Jon.h" Theatre, IU4
tis &. WPFK crou tl B'wayftauthst.. Iconsecutlve
' itX' lltW Contest atS.ISft II P, M.il'erform'BOos
E Kli SXV ! "Hello! Hello! Mat. To-Day."
Lb BKHsVr "w YKAR The telephone Jr, vtltls'
aWBVaK "-' L1 ''"'" . Ml.s Clara I.lmaa.
KjgKHi. OTAVl AtHUBrMats.w'rd.ftTcMlay Cal. ISr.
HHKaKp IS I UK. " I'""''"- Big PrtHluulon. Hal. use
! VB " ll I'llll.tllH.I'nIA, Ore. SUr,
HP'IBW Ynv,N0I'I'A&l:TI":ATnK. MatT&ETe".
jXvsWI'W' " buipe'.cliarinlngnpi-retta. "1 HE MODEL,"
KfEK'r . "Ith nieKopucsy ami liar cast,
HtTaViKi COLUMBUS. I ll:,T " tup. uhuxuxuk:
RPj,yiaf 1UUUIt1DU MATINEE TO-DAY.
KflKUL mKXT " TUt 8ECUKT KBaUll,
JAWUART BIEiK BALB,
BBQADWAT AND HIiHVKKTH KTBKEB SlOlili..
Doflplnnlns Monday. ho 8rd
ON THE MAIN FLOOBl
GOO Pieces or Fancy Taflbtas and Plaids thl
season's goods i some now shown for tho flrsft
lime nt rctall
76 cents per yard.
06O Pieces Satin nnd Taflbtas ground Brocades,
mostly new nt retail.
81.00
400 Pieces Tnflctas nnd Satin Novelty Silks,
$1.35
These assortments Include colorings for Even
ing; nnd Street wear. Plain nnd Fancy Black
Silks may be had in great variety at 75 cents per
yard and upwards.
IN THIS BASEMENT:
Twilled Lining; Silks, about 4000 yards,
35 cents per yard.
i
Largo quantity of Waist and Skirt Lengths trans
ferred from Wholesale Stock, at less than maker's
prices,
SO cts., 75 cts. and 0H.OO per yard.
JAMES RIcCRElERY & CO.,
Broadway and itth St.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR YEARLY SALE.
BROADWAY AND ELEVENTH STREET BTOllE,
Beginning Monday, January 8d.
After most careful preparation, we shall open
on Monday morning, the very best exhibition
of Muslin Underwear we have ever held in this
store i comprising hundreds of designs ex
clusively our own x
GOWNS, SDURTS, CORSET COVERS,
CHEMISES, DRAWERS, Etc.
These goods will bo displayed on tables, in
various lots, easy of examination ; goods will be
plainly marked, nt
35, 35, GO, 75, 05 cents v and upwards.
To this Sale will be added all the odds and ends
of stock in Silk Waists, Dressing Sncques, Silk
Skirts, Wrappers, Tea Gowns and Fine French
Underwear, or other goods slightly soiled or
stock worn, at half the regular prices.
Monday, January 3rd.
JAMES McCREERY & CO..
Broadway and filth St.
SRtuujstmtnUu
najABaga.B Uth ar. and 2M at. Begins 8:1B.
fl Wfl.iBlflwl DANIEL FROHMAN.. ..Manager
IsIUlaU lYi I Matinees Thursday and hai.
The Princess The Buttertiy,
,srs.ss....aKvs
THE LEAGUE FOR POLITICAL EDUCATION.
TiinEn coemm ov lectures
b, mil johv until tin iiitooHH. .u
MRVDKI.KOIIX IIAIX, 110 H'll 4lb 0U
FIIUT COUIlaK. IB Lectures Subject, "Economlo
Science and the Law of Life."
SATURDAYS at 11 A. M, beginning Jan. 1, 1898.
Admission free. For League member, only.
BE) ONUiOI'llf K.lOLntures SnbJeovTheldeala
and the Achievement, or Social Reorganization."
SATURDAYS at 8s30 P. M.. beginning Jan. 1, 1688.
Admission BOc. to membrrs and non-members alike.
IHIBDtOIIlUE, 10 Lectures Subject, "Ideal, of
a New Society as B4en Through Leading Personali
ties or Our Century."
MONDAYS at 11 A. M-. beginning Jan. 8, 1808.
Admission 2.1c. to member., BOo. to non member..
Membership In the League, Annual fees, 2. League
Rooms, SOU Fifth Avenue.
Sogt Offlct lljotttc.
"DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY by all Interested, aa change.
may occur at any time.)
Foreign mails for the week ending Jan. 1, 1888.
will close (PROMPTLY In all case.) at the General
Post Omoeaa follows: PARCELS POST MAILS clos.
one hour earlier than closing lime .hnwn below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY. Al 7 A. M.. for FRANCE. SWITZER
LAND. ITALY. kPAIN. PORTUOAL. TURKEY,
EUYPT and BRITISH INDIA, per steamship La
Champagne, via Havre (letter, for other puruof
Europe mint be directed "per LaCn.mpagne")i
ato A. M. (supplementary 10:80 A. M.) for EU
HOPE, per steamship Etrutia, via Queenstowni
at 10 A. M., for SCOTLAND direct, per steamship
Anchorla.vlaUlasgow (letter, must be directed
"per Anohorla ").
PRINTED MATTER, 4c Herman steamers tailing
on Tuesdays toko Printed Matter. Ac, for Ger
many, ana Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
Ac., for other part, of Europe. American and
White Sta steamer, on Wednesd.ys. German
.Uamers on Thursday., and Cunard. French and
Oerroan steamer, on baturdaya lake Prlntel Mat
t.r, fto , for all countries for which they are adver
tlied to carry mall.
After th. closing of the Supplementary Transatlantlo
Mall, named above, additional supplementary
malls are opened on the pier, of the American,
English, Fr.nch, and German sfamora. and re
main open until within Ten Minute, of the hour
of .ailing of steamer.
MAILS FOB SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES, ftc
SATURDAY. At 1 A. M. for LA PLATA COUNTRIES
direct, per eteamihlp Bulluolai at HiliO P. M. for
NEWFOUNDLAND, per .teamer from North Syd
ney, Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax and
thence by steamer, close at this omce dally at
HiSO P, M. Malls for Mlqu.lon, by rail to Boston
and thence by steamer, cloa at this office dally at
8:a0 p, M. Ma'ls for Cuba clous at this omen
dally at 7 A, M.. for forwarding by steamers
ailing (Mondays and Thursdays) from Port Tam
pa , Fla. Ma Is for Mexico City, ovrrland, unless
specially .ddrcsied for despatch by steamer, close
at this omce daily at K:S0 A, M. and UillO P. M.
Registered mall clos s at 0 P. M. previous day.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Malls for China and Jnpan (specially addressed only),
per steamship Empress of India (from Van
couver), clos. hrre dally up to P.O. 127 at 0:JU
1'. M. Malls for China and Japan, p.r steamship
China (from Ssn Francisco), c ose here dally up
to Deo. ill at B:S0 P. M. Malls for Australia (ex
cept those for West Australia), which ar. for
warded via Europe, New Zealand, Hawaii, FIJI,
and Samoan Islands, per steamship Moana
(from San Frauclscoi, cloe here dally up to
Jan. ID at 7 A. M.. 11 A. M and 0:30
P. M. (or ou ' arrival at New York of
steamship Auranla with British malls for
Australia). Malls for Chlua and Japan, per steam
ship Victoria (from Tacnma), close here ilally up
to Jan. Wat fl:S0 P.M. Malls for Australia (ex
cept Wrst Australia), New Zealand, Hawaii, and
Fiji Islands, per steamship Mlowera (from Van
couver), clnae here dally after Jan, 18 and up to
Jan. U at 11:80 p, M, Mall, for Hawaii, per steam
ship Australia (from San Francl.no), clos. b.ro
dally up to Jan. 18 at 0.30 P. M. Mall, for th.
Society Iilands, per ship City of Papeltl (from San
Francisco), close here dally up to Jan. it at 0:80
P.M.
Transpaclrlo mall, are forwarded to port of .ailing
dally and the schedule of closing Is arranged on
the presumption of th.lr uninterrupted overland
transit. I Registered mall closes at 0 P. M. pre
vious day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Post Office, New York, N. Y Deo. SI, 1887,
yenttmZ
PATENTS for Invention, procured promptly! low
rates. ROKDUt ft 1UUE3EN, 88 Nassau St., N. Y.
Established IBBI,
IJATKNT8. New hdok for Inv.ntor. Mnt free, pa
tent, .old. OATUNU ft PEARLCO8 Union .0.
PaUnu.-Sendforlnvrstors'Oulds.fr.a.EdtarTat.
ft Co, Pouul BoUattsn, IB Broad nt. New Yorfc
23ujjnrjJ0 CUnnctu.
M'DONALD&WBGGBNSb
Tbe Old Il.llnble Uuslnes. Bxcbaage. l.OJYas
aan St.
IF YOU HAVE a .tore or business of any kind yon
wish sold quickly, without publicity, or want apart
ner.orcapl talforany legitimate enterprlae.call on ua.
ANEW YORK CORPORATION, manufacturing pat
ented article of unlvorsat uae. require 8B.0U0 ad
ditional to extend business! position of treasurer,
with good .alary, to penion furnishing above amount-
MCDONALD ft WIGGINS, HO Nassau.
A LOAN of tl.BOO. secured ontB.OOO Dlanti party
con furnish highest commercial references; will
guarantee 8 per oent.
MCDONALD ft WIOOINS, 140 Nassau.
A PARTY wanted with (10,000 to extend the busi
ness of toilet articles: this Is an exceptional good
opening. Apply McDON ALP ft WIOOINS, 10 Nassau.
AN ESTABLISHED PRACTICE of patent lawyer for
sale, S000 1 cause for .elllug. death of owner; aver
age business $3.0110 annually.
MuDONALD ft WIGGINS. 140 Nassau.
A WELL-ESTABLISHED export wine business de
sire, associate with (16.000; first-class referenoe.
given and required. Particular, of
MCDONALD ft WIOOINS, 10 Nassau.
A HOTEL casino and road house partner wanted,
with (10,000, to take half Interest; oonvenlent to
all ferries from New York; elegantly equipped. In
vestigate this opportunity. Apply
Mcdonald ft Wiggins, i.o n as.au.
AC. 811 OROO' BYS70RE. Bth av.. Drooklyn; old
established: price, (8,000; unincumbered, nicely
stocked; good reasons of selling; bargain.
McDONALD ft WIGGINS, HO Nassau.
A COUNTRY GROCERY STORE-Old established,
lotated up the Hudson: prloa only (B.000; rea
sons selling. 111 health: InvestlR.tlon Invited.
Mcdonald ft wiggins, i40Nu.au.
ABESTAURANT DOWNTOWN-Old established,
elegantly equipped ; price only (4,000; unincum
bered; reasons of c llnjr. Ill health: close to Broad
way; McDONALD ft WIGGINS. 140 .Nassau.
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE. Sunday, Jan.
t, IBUH, at 11:1ft A. M.. lecturo by Prof. Felix
A'llir, at Carneglo Muslo Hall, corner 67th u. and
7th av.i subject, "The New Year," All Interested
are Invited
IWIMTfURNISH MONEY TO PATENT and pro
moto a good Invention for an Interest. Address
BUSINESS. P. O. box 678, New York, N. Y.
1)RINTINO at afew hour.' notice; 10,000 circular.,
(1: cards and billheads. 40o. per 1,000. EDOAH
PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO., 68 West BUth st.
STATE OFNEW YORK, OOMPTROLLEBOmci
HUREAU OF CANAL AFFAIRS. ALBANY, Decern
tier 14, 1887. Pursuant to the provision, of Chapter
71i nf Laws of 1HUB. proposals will be received at Ibis
omce until Wednesday, the Bth day of January, lri8H,
at 112 o'clock noon of mat day. for a loan of THREE
MILLION TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, for which transferable certificate, of
slock, registered, principal and Interest payable In
I gold, will be Issued In tb. name of th. people of the
btate of New York, on the credit of tbe sinking Fund
established by .aid act, bearing Interest at the rat of
three per centum per annum, payable semi-annually
on the first day of January and July, and the prlncl-
?al reimbursable on the first day of January, 181U,
heso bonds are exempt from taxation pursuant to
Chapter 80, Law. of 1807. Proposal, may be
forth, whole or any part of the loan not les.
than (1.000. and such proposals must be aecompanl.d
or a certified ohck f or one per cut. of tbe .mount
of the bond, bid for. Payment, for tbe loan will b.
required to be made on ilia acceptance of the pro
posal by deposit In the Bank of the Manhattan Co. In
tliecltr ofNew York to the credit of "Treasurer of
tbeStala of New York, on account of Can.l Fund." of
the amount of the award, together with premium
and accrued Interest from January 1, 1SUS. Th.
Comptroller reserves the right to reject all bid. whloh
are not In bis opinion advantageous to th. Interest,
of tbe State Interest on the loan from th. Drat day
of January, 1808, will b payable at the Bank of th
Manhattan Co. in the City of New York. All propo
sals must h. sealed and Indorsed Loan for Canal Im
provement.." and directed to the Comptroller of th
Stat of New York, Albany. N. Y.
JAMES A. UOBBRTS, Comptroller.
PUBLIC MOTICB,
Application having bean mad to the Board of Rail
road Commissioner, of th State of New York, by tn
New York and North t-bore Hallway Company (an
Icctrlo railroad proposed to be built from point, in
the town of Newtown to points In the town of
Jamaica, and from point, tn the town of Flushing to
point, la the town, of North Urmpt-ad and Jamaica,
aud also from and to points In th. town of Flushing,
among other, from Middle Vlll.g. to Jamaica, from
Flushing to Jamaloa, from Flushing to Whltestone
and also to lll.t Point, and also to Manhaoutt,
all within th oounty of Queen.), under the provision
of Section 68 of t b. llillrood Law for th certificate
raulrd nnder .old ssotlon that th provision, of th
Motion bar bean compiled with ana that public, con
vcnl.nca aid a necessity raqulr th construction of
lis proposed railroad, nolle l hereby given that
public bearing on .aid applloatlon will be held by th
Doatd of Railroad Commissioners, at th Commltu
Room, in th. Mutual Life Building. 81 Liberty BU
New York City, on Wednelay, January life, 1888,
,0,90 -WNetA MaiBml fUmt
i? 'j&L A.Wf r,tr n-'sAat.rt;. Va.,'f,', '-
BtcUUnd Trod JfarJk,
The Annual Sale of
HOUSEHOLD LINENS
Table Cloths and Napkins,
Hemstitched Table Linens,
Lace Decorated Tea Cloths, etc.,
Hemstitched Bed Linen,
Towels Hemmed and Hemstitched,
Also Blankets, Quilts, and Coverlets,
At "The Linen Store,"
Commencing Monday, January 8, and continuing throughout
tho month, will afford an opportunity to procure reliable goods at
very low prices.
(Send for Booklet describing goods offered.)
James McCutcheon & Co
14 West 23d Street! New York.
Annual Sale
OF
Household Linens.
Commencing on Monday, January 3rd, 1808.
James McCreery & Co,,
Twenty-third Street.
Collfgcs nnd thoolg.
For Bay and) Veaav Irlea City aad Coantry.
SELECT CATHOLIC BOABdKQ SCHOOL.
Educational advantage, unsurpassed ; open all year.
Address Bro. AUGUST, West Chester, N. Y.
Dor Ulrl. and 1 oung Women City and Country.
KINDERGARTEN SSwKSo58
(Free scholarships limited.) Z. A. CUTTEN, Sup's
Metropolitan Temple, 7th av. and 14thit.
Dnalnea. Colleges.
Woods New Yorlc School.
Business and Shorthands
5th ave. and 125th st.
Winter term begin. Monday, Jan. 3. A groat school
in a great city with a large and successful business:
ZOO accept positions In 0 months: the capacity In
creased to accommodate tho influx of new students i
half a thousand attend In a ilngle year; day and
night sessions. Call or write for catalogue.
PACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE AND
SCHOOL OF STENOGRAPHY
will reopen after the Christmas holidays on Monday,
Jan. 3, 1888. Individual Instruction, btudent can
enter at any time. Call or send for prospectua.
S. S. PACKARD. President.
21M st. aud 4th ar.
NNOUNCEM ENT. Walworth BiislnesandSteno?
raphlc Institute. 10H 110 East 123 t , reopens
arterhopdays, Monday, Jan. 8. Ofllcuopen dally for
registration of new students. Call or write for hand
some Illustrated "Prospectus."
Musical.
D ORSON'S banjo, mandolin, guitar colleges, 1884
Broadway, UOth st.. city; 664 Mate st., Brooklyn.
Preliminary course. (S.
Uanclnar Academic..
H.iSS McCABE'S
Dancing School, 21 Eont 17th st. s
Private and class l.ssons dally; beginners any time.
1)ROF. COBll'S. 087 Hudson st Walts and two-etep
. guaranteed In 10 prlvato lessons. IB; any hour.
Miscellaneous.
PENNINGTON fN. J.) SEMINARY.-Cnnvenlent to
JL New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washing
ton! both sexesi B9th year: healthful: beautiful; 10
teachers; 18 courses; (280 a year, tor beautifully
Illustrated catalogue, address
THOMAS HANLON. D. D.. President.
ggtanoC 'orttfl. gJrpnng, ftc.
TTiTiDoiiFirH; but.
New, 7s upright (HBO... (7 monthly
Gordon, small sire (1U0 . IB monthly
Gordon, medium slie (IfiO,,, 111 monthly
Gordon, largv slro (17A , (H monthly
Webor. medium slro (B0 .. (10 monthly
Rents. (8. Gordon. 13U 6th av., bet, aoth nnd '-"1st sts.
PIAN0SAT FACTORY PRICES,
No matter which piano you Intended tuning, sea
the MATHUBHEK ft HON and get their prices and
terms, which w guarantee better than uuy other
house or don't want your trade.
FACTORY AND WAHEROOMR. 648 and B14 West
40th St.. near 11th av..N,Y. city. No .lore In New York.
WALTERS PIANOS.
1 05, 1 07 W. 33D ST.,,VV.V,.
7B pewand used piano.. (86 up. Open Bat.eve'K..
76 new and used pianos. (20 up. Open Sat, evenings.
FEW used pianos, cheap: new pianos is monthly;
rxch.uged, renti d. CHHISTMAN, 18 East 141b st.
BARGAINS for cah In upright piauo. almost uewi
finished In walnut, oak. mahogany, and ebony;
from (100 up; dollvered free, with oorer and stool;
several aeoond hand piano, from (60 up: fullv w.r
ranted: open evening, until Jan 1, WHITNEY ft
CO, 118 West 180111 St.. near Lenox ar.
B"KAUTTFUL upright pianos, (06 Hselier. (110
Bteinway, (liOi Weber, (160. W1NTERROTII,
106 East 14th at I open evening..
AROrfusortment,sTightfy used. (00 to (ltsi rent
(8:mali Installments. OuvrlerBros.. 18 E. I4thst.
R ELIABLE Connor planoe, second band, (U6i rerTC
lug, axobanglng, repairing! open evenlugs. 4 East
42d st.
STEINWAY Pianos. II SB. (8 monthlyi upright, bar
gain; full-ale squares. (76.
WI88NER. tOEast Uthst,
ItEN UPRIGHTS, slightly used, (170 each; twoup
. right., 1186; low rental..
W1S8NER. 688 Fulton.t , Brooklyn.
XCUMJOHJ.
-yDDFISHINO.-St.araer ANGLER, dally, except
7 Monday, leave. 81st it., E. H., 7:881 Battery. 8
A. M. abarpi fare 7Bo, with balti old reliable pilot,
Al Foster, on bo.rd.
StODFISMINO dally, exoaptlng Mond.y. and Frtday.i
V. .wsroer AL FOVTE1U Insuring .af.ty, .peed, com
fort, from East Slid St., 7;40 Batt.ry, B;S0; far. (L
with bait,
EXCELLENT FISHINQ aU weekt a great many cod
and blaokflsh caught by steamer AL FOSTER'S
pasMugen.
I
ttltt Jurntturr.
jjjnjxfiJ'T-r-r'uuui.i'i r i "ii --i- i ' m m m a
HBaKa AND OVPICH
FURNITURE IN ORB AT VARIETY MANUFACTURED
BY T. Q. BELLEW, 111 FULTON ST.
gptiPtiWfl.
UCKENSDHiarEB, 8oTa,"iSBNk 7. (B0 Vuaran.
Wd th beat. OaU cxwriWfortataiogu IBB
aVoa4wjr(roB.
Winter gMortit.
"In the land of the PinesJ"
HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL,
AIKEN, S. C.
OPEN DECEMDER 15TII TO MAY.
ITotel thoroDRhly renovated refurntshed and en
arged with an addition of eighteen bathroom suites,
PALMETTO GOLF LINKS. GOOD HUNTING.
THROUGH SLEEPERS FROM NEW YORK.
For term, and particulars address
H. W. PRIEST, Alkcn. 8. C. or 3 Park Place. N. Y.
VBRGflNB A HOT SPRINGS
OI'K. A LI, TUB 1 Kill.
2.B0O Feet Elevation on tho
CIimAPKAIil! AlOIIIO IIAIUVAY.
Most wonderful waters In America for rheumatism,
gout, and nervous troubles, Pullman Compartment
Car leaves New York 4:30 P. M.. la Po msylvanla
R. R.. Tuesday., Thursilnys. and Saturday., Apply
at C. ft O. onicca, SOS and 138 llroadway, or ofllcc.
Pennsylvania R. It. Address FRED STERRY, man
ager. Hot Springs, Uath county, Va,
auillinerij una igrcsjjmaHlnfl.
SEAL GARMENTS. Fine fur. mado to order; model
ling old garmt-nts a sjieilalty! prices reasonable
BARKER U, 111) W. 31UU st. (late of Ounthcr, Sth av.)
rran traracw.
AMERICAN LINE
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON (Loudon -Parts),
balling every Wednesday at 10 A.M.
BT.LOUln Jan.B.ST LOUIS Jan 80
NEW YORK Jan. liflNEW YORK Fell. 3
PARIS ..Jan. IB'1'ARIS Feb
EED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP.
Salllnc every Wednesday.
West'nland., Jan. &, noon Hurl In Jan, 10. noon
South war If.. Jan. IS, noon'TCoonll tnd..Jan 20, uoou
INTEII.SAT10NAL NAVIGATION COMPANV,
Piers 14 and 1&, North Hlvcr. Ofllco.fl Ho ling (ircon.
CAVAm1 pacific itirv.i.
Intended steamship Balling from Vancouver
T0 JAPAM AND CHINA.
EHPRESS OF JAPAN Jan. SI. April 18
EMPRESS OK CHINA lebruaryL'rt
EMPRESS OF INDIA March 88 ,
to HONOLULU, FIJI. sd AUSTRALIA. ,
3IIOWEUA Jan. Hi WAUHIMOO Feb. 7
Hecoi)d catiln actotumoJatlona at ery low ratei.
For tickets and freight rati' apply .131 liroudu ay.
For freight rates only, t)5 W all Ht . New York.
i m:cn i,i k.
CIOMPAONIR OENKHALK TllANSATLANTIQUE.
UIKLlTMNE TO HAVUK-PAUm CJHA.NCC)
baiting every Natunloy, at 10 A, M.
From Pier No. 42, North Itlver, foot Morton Street.
I.n Hretagnt Juu NiLa Chainpaguo ,,,,Jan, I'll
I.a Onwogtitt. .,,,,, Jan. l&.I.n liretagne Feb &
La Nrmaiidle,,..,Jan. w'La (Jacogne Feb. l'J
lkt-clasi passage N, Y.l'JtrJs I HO, anil upwurds.
Uen'l Agency for U, S. and Can., 8 Howling Owen, N. Y.
Oen'l Western Ageuey, 71 Dearborn M., Chicago,
HAMBURG-AMlERINrLINE.""
TWlN-hCHKW EXPRESS from New York to Plym
outh (London). Cherbourg. Paris. anil Hamburg.
1' lllaiimrck K b.Vll.U A. 11 I .NormnnuIa,Meh.!4.l)A.M.
TWIN-SCREW MAIL HERVIfll.N.Y. Hamburg direct
Palatla Jan. 1, noon l'ruU Jan. H, 7A.M,
Flrt cab, (Ou up: second clad,, 110: steerago (JJ.
Hamburg- tnierlrali l.lue, 87 ltrinrtuy,
C" I'NARII L1NETO MVKRI'OOL.VIAQUKr.NSTOWN
From Pier 40, N. R., foot of Clarkson t.
Etrurla Jan. 1. noon I Umbrla Jan IB, 10:80 A.M
Auranla. ..Jan. 8, 1 P.M. hen la. ...Jan. ii, 1 P.M.
VERNON H.HltOWKACU.. Of ll.Ag'U. 4 BowllugOreell,
MABB: KTEl.wDIII .",
Illt4l- KCI'IIXI(I.
Sll.no (a I'ortland. M':. nnd Itflnrii.
Steamships John Englls and Manhattan leave Pier
88, East River, foot of Market st.. Tuesday", Thurs
days, and Saturdays at B 1. M. Steamers lilted lth
everr modern Improvement fur Luuifort and ion
ventence of tourists.
Ortlce., 27a Uroodway and fit South st.
II. HALL, General Agent.
ORTH OEltMAN LLOYD STKAMSIlTp CO.
SHORT KOU1K TO LONDON AND CONTINENT,
FAhT EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Kalirr, Tu Jan, 4, '.' P. M I.ulin. Tu , Jan. 85, 0 A. M.
Trave, Tu . Jon. 1 1. 0 A.M Havel, Tu., Feb. M, 0 A. M,
OELHICHS ft CO , 2 Uuwllng Gretn.
' oiliovTiCiiT i.i.e.
IIS.II.Y TO IsOllr'OIili,
For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, Newport News,
Petersburg, Portsmouth, Pinner's Polut, Richmond,
Virginia Reach, Va , and Washington, D, C, Freight
antf Passenger steamer, sail from Pier 0, North
River, every weekday, except Saturday, at ' P. M.,
and baiunluy at 4 P. M.
W, L. OUIl.LAUDKU, Vlce-Pre.'t and Trafno ilgr.
"WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-qUEENSIOWN-LIVElll COL.
Germanic , Jau. 6, noon I Brltaunlo... Jau lli.noon
Teutonic. ..Jan. 13. noon I Majestic. ..Jan. .10, noon
IVIIITI. HtAIl J.IXK.
Pier 4B, North River, Omce, V Broadway, New York,
.wumnooats.
BOSTON.
TONI9IC1TOV LIVK. via Stonlngtun. I.ettro Pier
86, N, It, one block above canal st., rek day.
only, at 0 P.M. Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NOItWIt'll I. Itc. via Now London. Leave Pier 40
(old No.). N. It., next Drsbrosso. St., week da oulr.
at S P. M, Bte.mer. City of Lowell and City of
Lawrence.
FALL IIIVKH I.IK, via Newport and Fall Hirer,
Leave Pier 18, K. R., foot of Murray at., week days
only, at 6:00 P M. hteaniere Pilgrim and ProW-
d.nc. Orchestra on ach.
HK IIAVK.V.-Fare. (1 EXCURSION. (1,60,
Fait steam.r leaves Pier 86, E. 11., dally (Sunday, ex
cpted) ( P, M. Relurulug leave. Now Haven 18:80
night. .
1 AMSDELL LINE. Staamer. leave pier 84, N. II ,
XV foot Franklin St., for Cranston's, West Point,
Cold Spring, Cornwall. FUhklll Lauding, New burg,
wetk daj( 0 P. U. himdaj. 8 A. M.
IVi--1. bt - 'M-fsw' -if "iijN -t-r
FORTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE B
United States Life Insurance Company I
IN THE CITY OP NEW YORK, 1
For tho Year JEading December 31, 1897. 1
Dr. BALANCE SHEET. Cr. 1
To Reserv. at 4 per oent. Actuarlea' By lxndt and mortgages (l.C.H.'-OS H I
Table (N, Y, State Staadard), Inolud- Dy United States and other bonis 1,708 401.8S B
Ingdlvldend. (0,788,880.00 By real estate 4H9.20000 i
To claim. In course of .ettlement, By cash In bank On.lio.73 H
proofs received (8,460.88 By cash In offlco 1,130.61 ft
To claims in course of .ottlement, no By policy loan, and premium note. 404,8.1068 m
proofs received BB.BOB.00 By loan secured by collaterals 10.785.8S rS
To premiums paid in advano 0,888.84 By balance, due by agents, secured..,, si.BSfloj IB
To liability for lapsed pollcle. prenta- By Interest accrued tw.332.it B
bio tor surrender (,480.00 By deferred premiums, less cost of col- I
To accrued rout, and unprcsentod ao- loctlon , 77,791,11 I
counU,eto 9,114.78 , By premium. In course of collection, ' A
ToiurpluiMRgardapoIlcy-holden.... 788,607.48 less cost of collection 11 2,538.0 1 I
Total 7,688l100.Bi Total (7,0S3,100.5t 1
PAYMENTS TO POLICY - HOLDERS DURING 1
1807, DIVIDENDS, DEATH CLAIMS, MATURED 1
ENDOWMENTS, ETC., $000,878.80. lv
DIRECTORS: I
Henry W.Ford. Charle. P. Fralstgh. E. IL Terklns, Jr., John M. Touoey. 8
Henry C. Hulbert, John P. Munn. M. D, John J. Tnoker. Solomon W. Albro, H
J.me.R.Plum. G.orge II. Durford, D. n. Honghta ling. George E. Fisher. M
George O. Wllllanu, Alfred 8. Heldelbaob, Thomas Ruuell, Donald R. Toucoy. S
Anthony Wallaoh, Alfred yhoelwrlgW, Edward P. Steyre, Claron-o H KeUey. 9
OllvtrP. Ruel, Francis L. Leland, Charles E. Patterson, Charles W. Da) ton. m
Edw.Van Volkcnburgh. M
OFFICERS. FINANCE COMMITTEE.
OEOnGB II. HUnFOIlD Prraldent QE0 a W1U.IAMS, Pre.. Chemical National Bank fi
O.P.FRALBIGU Secretary H
A. WHEELWRIGHT Assistant Secretary JOHN J. TUCKER Rulldef H
WILLIAM T.8TANDEN Aotuarj, pKRKra8. Jr.. Pre.. Imp. and Tr. National BanK l
ARTI1U11 C. PERRY Cahler ' B
J. P. MUNN Medical Director JAMES B. PLUM Leather a
Home Office. 261, 262, and 263 Broadway, N. Y.
Sniltoaag.
Pennsylvania
gg ixTi-.-rara J,T.
STATIONS foot ui ..el 1 w.utj -tu.ru otreot and Dec
brossei and Cortlandt btreots.
nr"Thc leaving time from Desbroases and Cortlandt
Streeta Is ten minutes later than that given below for
Twenty-third street station.
TiOO A. 91. FAST MAIL Pullman Buffet Parlor
Car New York to Pittsburg, bleeping Car Pittsburg
to Chicago. No coaches to Pittsburg.
rliso . M. FAhT LINE. Pittsburg and Cleveland.
OHO A. 91. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. Pullman
Compartment Sleeping. Dining. Smoking, and Ob
servation Cars. For Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville, St. Louis.
ttSOf. n. CHICAGO AND bT. LOUIS EXPRESS.
ForNashvUlo (via Cincinnati). Chicago, bt. Lonts.
SI30 r. M. W1.S.TERN EXPRESS., or Cleveland.
Chicago For Toledo, except baturrtay.
7I40 1-. SI. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRLbS.-ForPltta-burg.
Cincinnati. Inulauaiolls. bt. Louis.
( l I". M. l'ACIFIC EXPREoS. For Pittsburg and
Chicago. Connects tor Clevelond, exoe pt Saturday.
Hiito V. .11. MAIL AND EXPRESS Pullman Uurxet
Sleeping Car Now York to Altoona, East Liberty,
Pittsburg, and polnu West, dally, except Sunday.
No coaches.
ItAHIIIIOTO A.D Till! SOLTII.
7:80. R:20, V-.SU, 9.50 (Dining Car). 10:50 A. M.. 12:60,
1-30 (3:3u Congre.'.lon.i Llm.," all Parlor and
Dining Cars), 4".'u (Dln.ng Car), 4:30 (Dining Oar),
8:51) P. M.. 13 03 night. Sunday, 8:20, U:20, 10:60
A. M. (8:20 "Congressional Llm.." nil Parlor and
Dining Cars), 4:20 (Dining Car), 4:60 (Dining Car),
8:30 P. SI., 12:05 night. ....
SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Expreas, t:S0 P. M 12:08
night daily.
ATLASTIO COAST LINE. Express, 0:80 A. M. and
8:50 P. M. dully. J
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY. TOO P. M.
dolly.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK. 7:00
A. il. week dry. and 7:40 P. M. daUy.
ATLANTIC CITY. 1 :20 P. M. week day. rDe.broa.ea
and Cortlandt street. 1:40 P.M.). Through Buffet
Parlor Car auJ Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY. 1:10 P.M. week days (Desbros.es and
Cortlandt streets 1 :40 P. M.).
Long Branch, Asbury Park (Interlaken, Sunday.).
Ocean Grove, aud Point Pleasant (from Weat
Twenty third Street Station), b:50, 11:50 A.M..
U:20,4:5U, 11:10 P. JL Sundays. 8:20 A.M.. 4:80
P. 31. (from Drsbrossfs and Cortlandt Streets). 8:10
A.M, 12:lo.8:40,6:10,ll:80P.M. Sundays, 0:46
A.M.. 5:16 P.M.
roil FIIILIDELFIIIA.
0:10, 7:20, 7:60, 8:20,8:30.8:20 (0:30 Penna. Lim
ited). 0:30 (DlulngCar). 10:30. 11:50 A. M . 12:50.
1 .30, 2:30, 3:30, 4:20, 4:20 (DlnlngCar), 4:60 (Dining
Car), 6:50 (Dining Car). 7:40, 8:50 P. M., 12:05
unjbr. bundajB. 0:10, 7:50, 8:20, 8:50. 11:40. 0:50
(Limited), U:Bo, 10:50 A. M . 1:50 (DlnlngCar). 8:60,
4:2U (Dining Car), 4:50 (Dining Car;, 6:60 (Dining
Car), 7:10, s:50 P. M.. 12:03 night.
TICkitollltoNoe. 4111. 044. HUB. 1323, 111, and 2A1
Broadway: 1 Astor House; West Twenty-third
btreet station, and station, fool or Desbrosse. and
Cortlandt Streets: 4 court street, 800 Fulton
Street, 88 Broadway, and Drooklyn Annex Station,
Brooklyn: Station, Jersey City. Tho New York
Transfer Compauy will call for and check baggage
from huti I. aud residences through to destination.
J. U HUTCHINSON. J. B. WOOD.
General Manager. Qeneral Paa'r Agent.
Lehiyh Valley System.
Stations foot of West 23d St. (Penn R. R.), Cortlandt
or Detbrosse. bt.
Indicate, time from West 23d Ht. Other Bnu res show
tlmo from Cortlandt or Desbroasrs St.
fliio. Olio A. SI. dolly (Sunday -0:45. 7 A.M.)
for MAUCH CHUN K and Intermediate stations.
J6C. HUD A. 31. dally for WILKESBARRE,
SCRAMON (week days), ELMIRA (week days),
ITHACA, GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO, NI
AGARA FALLS, and the West and principal local
polnu: dining car aud chair car to Buffalo.
II ISO, 1-JiOO noon dally, except Suuday.
I1I,ACK DIAMOND EXIUtKSS."
Arrives llufTalo 8:35 P. JI. Pullman Vestlbulo Day
Coachis and Parlor Cars. Dining Car Service. Meala
a la carte. Couuects at Buffalo with through sleepers
to Detroit and Chicago.
lui'jn. iziio P. 31. dally, except Sunday, for
SIAUCH CHUNK and Intermediate points.
'.ti.io. Iiin 1. 31 , Sundays only, for EASTON.
MAUCH CHUNK, and the coal branches.
If.'o. lri p. M. dally, except Sunday, for
Wll.kEsnARRE. PITTSION. bCRANTON, and prin
cipal lutermedlale stations. Connects for all points
In coal rcKlons: chair iar for Wllkcsbarre.
:ii5M, Jill) P. SI dally, exen ,t Sunday, for
Wll.KhMlAHUK. P1TTSTON, bCRANTON, and prln
elpul Intermediate stations. Connects for all points
In coal regions; Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for
Wl Wcharre.
ui.io, iuo P. M. dally, except Sunday, for
MAUCH CHUNK and lutermodlato stations. Chair
car to lielhlehein.
HSU, ft; 15 P. M. dally for EASTON and Inter
mediate stations.
Uino, fiimi'.M, dally for BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS, aud all points West. Pullman sleeper vestl
bulo train N. Y, to Chicago, Sleepers toBuHaloand
Toronto.
niuu, Nino p, M. dally, exoept Sunday, stopping
oulr at SOUTH PLA1NMLLD. EAsTON, BET11LE
Hh.M. MAUCH CHUNK. L. ft II. JUNCTION. HAVRE.
GENEVA, ROCHE1TEH, HATAV1A. BUFFALO, and
TORONTO, Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. None but
sleeping car pa-st-ugcr carried. No baggage carried.
Hi.VI, III O P. 31. dally fur II.KbSUtKHE,
ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NI
AGARA FALLS, and all points West. Pullman sleeper
to Ithaca.
Additional local trains ilally. except Sunday, for
ROUND BROOK nnd lutermedlale points, leava a.
folloHs: 'n:J0, H::i0, lua'n. 10:30, '111:20, in:no
(Siniilnys only) A. SI.. '2:20, 2:30, aud '0:30, 0:30 P. M.
Ticketnaiid Pullman accommoilatlona at 113.201,
27.1, 355, UI4, and 1112.1 llroadway, 31 E. 1 Hint., 130
E. 12&th st., 137 llowery. N. Y.i H00 Fulton st., 4
Court st . Uti B'way, and llrooklyu Aunex, Urookln.
N. Y. Transfer Co, will call for ami check baggage
from hotel or rf sldeuoo through to destination.
NewYorkTni1 Boston All Rail.
N. Y., N II, ft 11 R. R. aud connections.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave. By way of Duo.
0;on A. SI , bprlnglle Id and Worcester, 3:30 ', M.
10:00 A M .tt.Now London audProvldence.B: 00 p. M.
10.03 A, M., Ne.v Loudon and Providence, 4i25 P, M,
12 31, bprlugfleldaud Woroester, 6:40 P, 31,
t lino P, 31., Air l.lue and N 1- R. R , 0:iiu P. 31,
1 ;i)8 1 SI., New Loudon and Providence, 7:00 P. 31.
0.0U P M , New London and Provldenoe, O.tio P, 31,
4:110 P, 31 , Sprlllgllrld und Worcester, 1U;0II P. M.
5:00 P. SI., .Sew Loudon and Prov Idenee, 1 1 ;D0 P, 31.
11:001'. Sl Sprlngflrld and Worcester. 0:15 A. SI.
12 Oil P, 3l Nntv Loudon und Providence, 0:25 A. M,
Runs dally. Including suuday.
It Hay btatu Limited: all parlor cart) fare (7, In
cluding parlor car .cat
; Air l.lue Limited; arrives at and departs from Park
B'luare btatlou, Boston. Return serrlco same hour
and by suiut route.
Through parlor ami sleeping i ar. hy each train.
C T IlKMP.iTEAl). Gen, pass. Agent.
BALTIMORE & OHIO.
1 eave New York, Whitehall Terminal, bouth Ferry,
ami foot of Liberty Mrret.
Dally, TEioept buuday. Sundays.
CHICAGO. 4;:l0 A. M.,2:00P. M.. and12jl6nlght.
PirrMll'RO, MlJO A. 31 . 43:23 1. M., 12:00 P, M.,
12 13 nUM (4:.10 A. M Liberty st. only.)
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1 1):00 A. M .6:85 P. M.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. t7:55, I0.U0 (Diner),
11:80 A 31 (Diner), 4:00 (Dluer), 15:43 (Diner).
4:35 (Diner), 5:5S P. 31 , and 18:16 night.
NORFOLK. tll:30 A. M.
NEW ORLEANS (through.lee per). t3:!0,l:00 P.M.
All trains are Illuminated wllb PluUch light.
Offices; 113. 173, 261, 434, 1140 Broadway, 31 East
14th st. 127 Bowery, N. Y.I 838, 344 Vulton St.,
Brooklyn; Whitehall TermluaL Baggac checkad
(nun hol.l or rwldeno to de.UnaUon.
,tj. ., j ... , , Asitm 4r . fcvfev ?ssir5fc.ivi..
"AMBRIOA'8 CnCATBOT RAILROAD."
jEWYOEK I
(entral I
V-" & HUDSON RIVER R. a
THE FOUR-TRACKTRUNK LINE. I
DinECT LISB TO rflAGAR. FAMK. ffij
All through trains .top at Albany, Uttca, Syracus. iS?
Rochester and tlurfalo. IjVfj
Trains leava Grand Central Station, 4 2d street and vt-i
Fourth avenue, a. follows: ajft
80rv A. M Dally, except Sunday. The famous Mf.
'.0J ESU'IRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED. Fastest ffifc
train In tho world. Due Buffalo at 4:13 P. 31 , flfS
Niagara Falls 0:55 P. M., Toronto 8:25 P. M. This 11
train I. limited to Its seating capacity. Connects fXj
at Utlca for Adirondack Mountains and Slontreal. tr
8i er A. M. FAST SLUL, Dally For Poughkeet)- gK
;iO .le, Albany, Utlca. Syracuae, Rochester, Bur- )M
fa ii. Niagara Fall, and Cleveland. fjf;
1 A flfi A M.-NORTH SHORE LIMITED. Dally- SB
XU.UU 24 hour train to Chicago via Michigan On- nu
trot route. Due Buffalo 8:40 P. 31., Niagara Fall ,;
8 80 P. M.. Chicago 8:00 A. M. Carries sleeping tR
and drawing room cars only. HJ
t n O A A. M DAY EXPRESS, except Sunday H
XUIOU ForMlllbrook. Catskill Mountains, and all hi
moortant New York State points. p2
Inn P- M.-SOUTH WESTERN LIBHTED. Dally tC
!UU For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and RtT'
M. Lonla. Stop, at Poughkeepsle. M
1.(ft P. 1L CHICAGO 8PECIAL. Dally For D Rl
AJVJ trolt, Cleveland, Toledo, and Chicago. Stops Vjl-'C
at Pougbkeepsle and Schenectady. r e
3.Qfl P. TM.-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL, ex- g"!
OU cept Sunday For Garrison'. (West Polut), KB
Pougbkeepsle, Albany, and Troy. !B
5 .Of, P- Mr LAKE BHORE LIMITED, Dally-24- iffl
.JJ hour train to Chicago, via Lake Shorn route. 3X
Due Clev land 7:16, Toledo 10:05 A. M Chlcaso t&
4 P.M. This train connect, at Cleveland for Cln- jjR
clnnatl, doe 4:05 P.M.. and at Toledo for Bt. RE"
Louis, due 10:16 P. M., due Kansas City next f
morning, Carrie, deeping and drawing room cars ,)
RJI IE M-WESTERN EXPRESS, Dally-For Nl- 1
OiUU agara Fall.. Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit, CM- , J
caso. Cincinnati, and St. Louis. j, fji
6,OC P. M. NORTHERN EXPRESS. Dally For t'g
.iO Troy, Plattsburg, UurUngton, Moutreal, and, I
e veept Saturday night. Ottawa. fr"
7.Qfl) P- M. BUFFALO SPECIAL, Dally-For Adl- fA
.0J rondaok Mountain points and Montreal, via j,
Utlca, Rochester, Buffalo. NlaiaraFalls. Toionto, i -A
Cleveland. Indianapolis. St. Louis, and Chicago ! iS
9 .flfi B. M. SPECIAL LIMITED MAIL, Dally i--ft
.KJJ (sleeping car pasMngers only) For points on t ."
Fall Brook Railway, via Lyons, and for Rochester. . u,
Buffalo, Cleveland. Indianapolis and bt. Louis. ri
9.1 FZ P. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS. Dally-For Syra- . X
At-I ouso, Oswego. W'atertown. Ogdensburg, Buf- l ?
falo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Toledo, Chicago, i M
and, except 8unday,, for Cape Vincent and th. a
Auburn road.
1 O.l ft NIOHT MIDNIGI1T EXPRESS. Theatr
XXI.X.V train for Chicago and principal point, on X
tho New York Central every night except Sunday
nights. Sunday night Chicago sleepers leave oa a
8:16 train. A
OHO a. 31. and OiOB P. M. Dally, except Sunday, to :
PltuDeld, via Harlem Division. j
Oiuo A. 31. Sundaya only to Pittsfleld and the Berk- X,
hire Ullls. via tbe Harlem Division 9
ALLNIOHT"TRAINSTOYONKERS.
"All night" trains run between 166tb st. and point. jfi
on the Putnam Division as far a Yonkers, In conneo- fi
tlon with the elevated road. The only line running qg
all nlgbt " trains out of New York. 'if
Wagn.r Palace Car. on all through trains.
Train. Illuminated with Plntscn light. 1
Ticket, and Wagner office, at Grand Central Bta- f
tlon, 110, 201, 418 Broadway, 81 East 14tbst.04(
Broadway, 23BColumbusnv.. 61 West 125thet.. 123th ;
st. station, and 138th st. station. New York; 8 In and
728 Fulton st. and 100 Broadway. E. P.. lirookljn
Telephone "2780 Thirty-eighth .treet "for New
York Central Cab Service. .
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by th
Westcott Express Company.
JOHN M. TOUOEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent. '
UXLAWAItK. liACUAWAN.HA S itESTKU
It. It.
Station In JTevr V.rli, root or Uarclay
Chrlatopbrr Nt. ,
VESTinCLB TIIAIM-, PUI.I.JIAX IlLKUrT
(AITN, TNril I.II.IIT.
Direct route to Newark. BloomBeld. Montrlalr, tli.
Oranges, Summit, Bernard.vllle, Basking Rldg . JlaJ
Ison, Morrlstown, Poa.alc, Patersou. Boontou, I vir,
Stanhope, Newton, Budd'a Lake, Laku lloiitoin;,
llacketutown, Schoolry's Mountsln, Vi'a-hlutlo,
Phllltpsburg. Easton, Water Gap, btroudsburg, l'o ouo
Mountain, berautou,Pltuton,Wllkisbarre. NuutuvAe,
DanvMe, Northumberland, Slontrose, Blnhamt n,
Oxford, Norwich, Watervllle, Utlca, Rlchlleld hirl:i.t,
Cortland, Syracuse, Oswego. Ithaca, Owrgo, l.lmlrs.
Corning, Uath, Dansvllle, Buffalo, and all points NV "t.
Northwest, and Southwest. , v
BiOO A. HI. Blnghamton MalL Stops at prlnclisl i
stations. i
lUiUO , M. (Cafe car) Buffalo, Scranton, Illn- 7
hamton, Owego, Ithaca, El in Ira. Utlca, hyrai u, ",
and Oswego Express. Pullman buffet pai lor nrs.
Connecting at buffalo with train, for ChK.b'ouud f.
points West. f
lioo ', .It. Scranton. Blnghamton and Ulinlra
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars. (
tlioo I". SI. Scranton, Wlikesbarru. aud Plymoutn i
Express. Pullman buffet parlor caih
iOO I". Its. (Dally) Chlcano Vestibule I.lniltid 1 1
press for Bcraulun, Blughamtou, Llmlra, HiilTal'.
Pullman buffet sloeplng car New York to Chica.o. i
Dining car west of Bun, Jo
DUO I. M. (Dally) Buffalo Express. Pullmsn
sleeper, for Scranton, UluKhamton. Klmlra lutu,
3!t. Morris, and Uuffalo. arriving llunalo n A M
Dion p. .n. (Dally)-llunalo, scranton, Ulnlia-n-
Ion, Uwego, Ithaca, Klmlra. Syracuse, I ti a, aul I
Oswego EapreH. Pullman buffet .Iccih'm
Ticket and Pullman accommodations al IIenr
ft Sons, Ltd., 118 Broadway, 14 Park plaie, aul !-'
Broadway and 842 Broadway. Tickets nt fi rry '";
tlons. Ill 4thav ror. 12thst , 01 Wes: r.'Sth -t . -' i
rolumbu.aV., Now York: 3'IM and 728 Fulton t aul
10(1 llroadway, Brooklyn, Time tables git lu full "'
formation at all stations. , , i, ,
Westcott'sExpres. Company wilU'Oll for and cueia i
Baggage from hotel or residence to destination
ERIE'RAILROAD. , rt
Through trains leave New York, foot of t iim'-r.
t.,aa follow., and five mluutes earlier from e-t ,
2J '
9 .flfi .11. Veatlbuled Express dally for IH"f i
UU hamton. Waverly. Elmiru. HulTalo ialfri,
tiriei Buffalo H P M. Parlor car to HuTal
2,fHi.' .11. Vestih'lliil lllliltid la.l mull la iv
.UU Hulld train firOhk'agu,arilr.l'liu'l in ' "
A, M, Chicago C P.M. blcnpers to Clihag , Li. n-
land and Ctuilunstl. DlnlngCar. , , ,
7.'4f I ' .H. Buffalo und fleielaml .t ' ul. l
mOXJ Express dally, nrrlwa nt llunalo"'" t t
Bradrord7:l7A, M., Jainestonn 7 0 M " '
land 12:30P. M.(blecpers to BiiiTalo uiel i I la'-' .- .
making direct connection for Delrull, t lm J.o. ' J '
the West. Cafo Library Car, M ,,,
8, 1 ST I. M. bolld train to Chicago Meci'iM to
.tO liornelUi lilt, Chicago, and i'iuw'lui.atl I'll
lug Car. . . ,.
'PICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARI. AND I'lMl'llN
J- ACCOMMODATIONS, at 111. I I.I. 2rtl 1"' " J
867 Broadway, 137 llowery. 160 Kas l.'lli.' " '
01 We.t 125th st Chamli. r und VW-..I t I ' r ,'"
New York: 333 aud 72'l I'lillmi t , l'" '" " ' ',
Brooklyn: 200 Hud.oust .lloliokeii. mill ' r- '
station. SVestcott's Express .aIN for ui i.-
gage from hotels und risldeuc sloile.t inn '
Wanted to Jurclnir. '
LAW EOOKS.-JeconThand. parsons ou i ";". j
Bohoul.r ou WUU, and others. A.,bu IJ4" afi

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