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HP SHE StJN,? 'SATEJttPAY, FERUAKY &, 189$. t ' M
If ,ittBtHl8l. AimctXl.
I TO TE HOLDERS OF
1 CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY
I COrlP.4.W 5 Fi7?Sr MOR1GAQE, EXTENSION
f COLLATERAL BONDS.
I 5s DEBENTURE BONDS.
B n connection with the proposed Issue of new Oeneral Mortgage 4 par cant. OO-Tear Oold TJond of the
I chlesgo, Itock Island and paclflo Railway Company, U. R. Cable, Esq., President of that Company, makes tha
If ,olOWng Kattmrnt In a letter to Mi, data January 8d. 18981
I We bare entered Into an agreement with you for the aala nf about (32,000,000 of Chicago, Rook Island
I aid Pacllle Hallway Company RW UBftBRAIj MonT-AURa PER CEST. OO-YKARUOUtBOXD.
I bs luued for the purpose of retiring!
: $,8,712,000 o per oent. Flrat Mortgage, Extension and Collateral Bonds.
I; (4,500,000 6 per cent. Debenture Honda.
U, $jjooo,000 7 per Mnt- Chicago and Southwestern Railway Co, Flrtt Mortgage Donda, dot November
1: 1.18P0.
," .The bonds co sold to you are part of an authorised Issue for an aggregate principal sum of ('100,000,001),
I- (tberoadeby the Chicago, Rock Island and Paclflo Railway Company, dated January 1st, 1888, payable Jan-
I nary lit, 19891 the remalnderot the new bonds authorised are tobe luued hereafter In the manner and for
the purposes spoclnod In the mortgage, and aro to bear Interest at a rate not to exceed B per cent, per annum,
parable semi annually, January 1st and July 1st! both principal and Interest being payable In United States
Oold Coin of the present standard of weight and fineness, without deduction for any tax or taxea which the
' jult-sy Company may be required to pay, or to retain therefrom under any present or future lawaof tha
United Elates of America, or of any State, County, or Municipality therein. The bonds will be (scared by a
xoottgsge which Is satisfactory to your counsel, and will be executed by . the Rail way Company, after ratio.
j cation by the Stockholders at a meeting called for February ISth, 1808.
"The ,1EH' .HORTUA IS provides that none of the existing bonds shall be extended at maturity, bnl
that they shall be retired, -so that thereafter the It KIT BONUS will be secured by a, First Mortgage on all the
railroad property and real estate of the Chicago, Rock Island and FaclOo Railway Company, Including Its
railroad, terminals at Chicago and othar points and equipment i and also Its leases, all as Is more fully
jwctntd In the mortgage.
"The !RW noDS, In excess of the amount used to retire tne existing bonds of the Chicago, Rook
Xiisnd snd I'aclflc Railway Company, and the outstanding obligations of such other companies whose rail
rosds now connect with, and shall hereafter be acquired by consolidation or purchase by, the Chicago, Rook
Island and l'acinc Railroad Company (the amount for the latter purpose, however, not to exceed (5,800,000)
as authorised In the mortgage, are to be Issued only for the Improvement or extension of, or for additions to,
the property covered by the mortgage, at rata not to exceed (1,000,000 par value per year (except that
1 bonds up to an aggregate amount of (8,000,000 par value may be Issued at the option of the Railway Com-
(any for the betterment or Increase of the Company's properties).
"Upon rstincatlon of the now mortgage the Chicago, Rock Island and Paclflo Railway Company Intenda
e exercise Us privilege of redemption at 103 por cent, and acorued Interest, as follows:
The s I'Ell CK.T. Ft KIT MOIlTtSAUB -XTEICSIOM AMD COL-AT-RAK, 1IOXDS to be paid on
Of before July 1st, 1888;
1 The S run crtT. DRBEftTUFtB BOMBS to be paid on September 1st, 1888.
IVTERRST WILL C-1BE OX BATB BONDS AUK Til US PAID.
i In connection with your offering of the new 4 per cent. General Mortgage Donda of this Company, I
aabmlt the following Information:
The Capital Stock of the Company on March 31st, 1887, was (48,186,000 00
The Bonded Debt was (02.718,000 00
The net Income of the Company for the fiscal year ending March 81st, 1887, after
deduction of rentals and all other charges was (4,708,181 27
The Interest on the Donded Debt was , (3,381,883 00
The surplus Income for the year was , (1.443.888 87
-By the proposed plan of refunding, the ANNUAI, IXTKR IT cnABCES WILL BB nEUUCICD,
Vpon the retirement of the 8 per cent. First Mortgage Extension and Collateral Bonds, the 8 per cent. Deben
ture Bonds, and tha Chicago and Bouthweetera Railway 7 per cent. Bonds from 80,031,830. to 83,8'Jl,
P04, an AVDAL HAVING OF 400,031.
"The Net Earnings for the nine months ending December 31st, 1887 (December estimated), show an
IXCREASK OF SI, sua. ION. 94 over tbo corresponding period of 1888,
"The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company has regularly paid cash dlvtdenda In each year
since the organisation of the Company In 1880, amounting In the aggregate to (33,838,403."
Referring to the above letter, and subject to ratification of the new mortgage by tha stockholders, we
Sir until FEnnUAKV 19 tb, laos (unless the amount Is exhausted earlier),
$25,000,000 OF THE NEW GENERAL MORTGAGE 4 PER GENT. 90-YEAR GOLD BONDS
to the holders of the Five per cent. First Mortgage. Extension and Collateral Bonds and tha Fire per cent
debenture Bonds, In exchange for their existing Bonds, at the prlco of
1033'.; PER CENT. AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
the computation to bo made aaof May 1st, viz.:
lor every (1,000 B per cent. First Mortgage, Extension and Collateral Bond, to be deposited, with
July 1st, 1888, Coupon attached, the Holder will reoelve (1,000 new 4 per cent. Bond, with July
lit, 1888, Coupon attached, together with a CASH PAYMENT (at the tlmo of dollvery of the
new Bond) of fl in. an, representing the difference between 103 per cent, and 1033 percent, and
the difference In Interest between 4 per oent. and 0 per cent, per annum from January 1st to
Hay 1st.
for every (1,000 8 per cent. Debenture Bond (to' be deposited ex the March 1, 1888. Coupon) the
Holder will receive (1,000 new 4 per cent Dond. with July 1, 1883, Coupon attached, together
with a CASH PAYMENT (at the time of delivery of the new Bond) otSlS.oa, representing
the difference between 108 per cent, and 1 03"a per cent., vis.: (IB, less the amount due for dif
ference lu Interest, (1.67, calculated as f ollowti
Interest accrued on new 4 per cent. Bond, due by nolder:
January 1st to Mar 1st at 4 per cent (18.83
Interest accrued on Debenture f par cent. Bond, due to Holder:
March 1st to May 1st, at 0 per cent , (8.83
Interest difference between 4 per cent, and 0 per oent. due to Holder:
May 1st to Sept. 1st at 1 percent 8.33 (11.86
Difference in interest deducted aa above (1.67
, The CUNTA TBVST COMPANY OP KBIT YOB It. la prepared to receive, on our behalf, deposit
ei the above existing Bonds for exchange as above provided, and will issue therefor its receipts, showing the
description and amount of existing Bonds deposited and the amount of new Donda and cosh to which the
aoMlsr villi be entitled.
&s soon as the new Bonds ore legally Issued, and delivered to us by the Railway Company, due notloe will
be given thereof, and thereafter upon presentation and surrender of their respective receipts, the holders
will be entitled to receive from the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY the said new Bonds and the cash pay
ment as stated therein.
If, for any reason, the Railway Company shall not have delivered the proposed new Bonds on or before
the first dsy of July, 1608. then and In such event the existing bonds deposited with the CBNTRAL TRUST
COMPAWof the amount and description stated in the receipts will be returned to the respective Holders
epon surrender thereof.
Applications to eichange will be granted In tho order of their receipt.
Tbe above offer fs made concurrently fa Frankfort o-M. by Mr. Lax. Speyer
EUlssca, and la London by Messrs. Speyer Brothers.
30 Broad Street.
WW YOmr, January 27th, 1838.
i,
SIX PER GENT. GUARANTEE FUND NOTES
OF THE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company,
MATURING NOVEMBER 1, 1SOS.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company has made an arrangement with Bankers for
Be conversion bf tbe above Notes into Its Four Per Cent. General .Mortgage Gold Bonds due 1093. Upon final
payment of the Guarantee Fund Notes the Oeneral Mortgage Donda will become tbe flrat lien upon the entire
Railroad of The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, Company, and upon all Its Equipment (subject only
to (731,800 of outstanding obligations covering a small fraction of the Equipment which are being rapidly re
tired), and also upon the Stocks by which the various other Railroad Companies embraced In Ita System are
controlled. The General Mortgage Bonds are also a first Hen upon all the Donda of such other Railroad Com
fool as (except less than 11,200,000 of divisional bonds), aucb bonds being held by the Trustee, together with
ether collsterals, as additional security under this mortgage.
The Atchison System embraces 8,834 08 miles of railroad extending from Chicago to the Paclflo Ocean at
(an Diego, Csllfornlai to the Oult of Mexico at Galveston. Texas: to Denver, Colorado, and El Paso, Texas. It
trsverses the States of Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Texas, and California, and also the Indian
territory and the Territories of Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arizona.
The surplus above fixed Interest chargea for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1887, waa 01,409,445.00.
The net revenue of tbe System durlngthe six months ending December 31, 1887, being tbe first half of the
torrent flscsl year, after deducting taxea and rentals, amounted to 00,nns,044.8, showing on Increase
ef l.iss.aoi, sooverthesame period In 1886, The present requirements for fixed Interest charges are
08,034,305 f0r the entire fiscal year.
ALDACE P. tTAlllltn, Chairman of the Board.
HEW YORE, February 1st, 1888.
Rererrlax te the r.regol.r announcement, the undersigned offer to bolder or O Per Cent.
Ceara.tee road Notes or The Atcblsoa, Tepaka and Santrt Ve nallread Company tbe privilege
erreruadloa tbe aaaae late tbe 4 Per Cent. General Mortsase Cold Benda er Tbe Atoblaon,
Tereka aad Santa Fe Railway Company, by anrrenderlnc tbetr Guarantee Pimd Notes with tbe
ai-atared eoep.a. attached and receiving Tor every S.OOO In aucb notes SB.OOO in tbe
Oeneral Mortgage Danda with coupons due April 1, I Hoa, attached. Tbla offer will remain
esea ror a reaaanable time, bat nay be withdrawn without run her aetlce. , Holders or the o
Par Cam. Nates dealrlaa to avail themselves or tbe conversion should surrender tbe O Per Coat,
alee te the Guaranty Trust Company, OB Cedar Street, New York, and receive tbe 4 Per Cent.
Beads la escheat e therefor.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Soever & Co. Guaranty Trust Co.
NORTON &TUNSTALL
3 WAIjLj ST., NEW VOKK.
Members of N. Y. Stock Exchange.
Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, and Grain.
Market Letter Furnished on application.
cfrnittgotifcg.
gUHtEME COUUtTnKW YORK COUNTY.
William Qrahame Ross, Individually, Ac, :
Plaintiff, :
'aVai'"' (ot '" Yrl0, 'J"1"1.
Defendants. :
T vn-i,"."1 ." my concern:'
fcu u!m E 8 ' rM nv olvh-v h undersigned
tiir ifW"'!1 ,,Jr ,he hpn"n Court, Mate of
iV.-k " hu lon, Rrcelvrr of rattersells
affV;uf0l',-""1"",',"tor " Iheprorertyand
toii .. ., '?'' ' 'Tiwratlnu, nnd that bo bus duly ijual
ladebV,! "1,hl,,v",.'rulri- (1) All persona
aim i tl I -1la '"'poretlun to rruuVr an account to
SirlS nil LK' Vf "'' ""l"""' . named bemw. on or
of mE. I ',h Kl. ''"''. H!". 'f all debts aud siuna
the i,i"."iS '' ""'"' "steillveU. nnd to pay
uLl" ,''.' hlm ' AU P'nuia havlnu In tl'ilr
tJiirfiYi !."," l,r"Irty or iirnl.of said corporation
dsiii.Vik i. ''' Al "editors . f sjld corpora. lou to
'' win .., '"'.'"'"'Nlveimuunlsauii demands to hlm,
arv imi J'.'."' '"' " "r l"furo said Htb JVbru-
' lni'i.;iir. ,'lA,,1!'or,"""h"l,"liI"y,l'eniirulwlsl
laniein hh w"h. ."", ""Porallon to present the
at ili? v'U'Vr",,tt'l Htli February. lKUb.
m cstedsew Vork, January 1-lth, 18UH.
JULIUS F.WORKUM.
W "Jf.'TIUCnERftDARNUM. ,"Ce,Ter
mL
ClrttionjJ nnd pVftinnjJ.
OFFICF. OF
TIIR CIIICACO. IIOf'K lal.ANR
ANU PAIIKII! Ittll.lVAV MIHAl-
CIIICAUO, III., Iiocrmber i!d. 1887.
A special meeting of the stockholders of The Chi
cago, Rock Island and Paclflo Railway Company,
duly called by the Uoard of Dlructors. Will bo held at
the General Ofllce of the Company, No. MS Van
Dureu street, lu the City of Chicago. County of Cook,
and State of lllluols, on the llfteeuth (loth) day of
February. A, It, 1HU8. at 10 o'clock A. !., for the
purpose of considering, vutlng, and deciding whether
thestockbolOersof the company will consent to and
will authurlzo tbo creation or a bonded debt by
the Issue, at such times and In such amounts
as from time to tlmo the Hoard of Directors muy
dettrmlue, of bonds, payable In Gold Coin of
the United Slates of America of tho present
stsndard of weight and fineness, and not exceeding
lb aggregate principal sum of oue hundred million
dollars ((100,000,000), maturing January I, lust),
and bearing a rate of Interest not exceeding five per
rrntuin per annum, payable semi annually; and the
execution of u mortgage or deed of trust to such
Truiteo or Trustees as may be designated bv the
Hoard of Directors, to be deled January 1, A. D. 108.
to secure all men bonrti, which aro to be Issued for
the purpose of refunding, redetmlog. or paying, at
or before maturity, outstanding obligations of this
Company, and or such other companies whose rail
roads Htiull hernaffer lie arnulrel by consolidation or
purcbare b The Chicago, HoU: Inland and Paclflo
Railway Company, and for the purpose of the future
enlargement. Improvement or extension of tho prop
erly of this Company, and also whetlurihestockhold
rrsof the Company v. ill consent to, aud approro of,
au li mortgag , ror securing the said bonds as shall bo
submitted to the said meeting, nnd will ratify the
prorillngs of tbo Board of Directors authorising
such bund and such mortgage or deed of trust and
Indicating tbo proHrty lo Ihi covered thereby: nnd
for the further mriMj.e of considering, toting and
derldlnu whether Artlclo VIII of tho Articles of Cou
sulldatlon of this Cotnpanr adopted the 8d day of
Juue.ln theear A. I). IHSo.ns the said Article was
aiueuded at the annual meeting of the stockholders
of this Company on the Bth day of June, A. D 1N88,
ehall I further amended so aa to read! " Tbe hlgheit
amount of funded debt to which tba company shall be
subject shall not exceed (100,000.000."
R. R. CABLE, President,
W, O. FURDY, Secretory,
t
eflMBtlRl.
srsvVOasaevotojevoasaaeaeOaSaii
Equitable Gas Light
Company of New York
AND
The New York and
East River Gas Company
PLAN OF UNION.
(is icoDtmn)
CKMTTUti TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Depositary.
The undersigned, Depositary tinder the plan of
nnlon and agreement of September 1, 1887, at the
request of bolder of a large amount of Ita certifi
cates nf deposit and of tha respective boards of di
rectors of tho EqnltabloOaa Light Company of New
York and The New York and Eaat River Oat Com
pany, has deemed It necessary and expedient to
modify said plan, aa authorised by the seventh arti
cle of said agreement, ao aa to provide aa follows:
I.
OirrriuxiTiov Nxw Ahitxkdim Oil CouraXT.
(Aa now authorised.)
First consolidated mortgage five per
cent, gold bonds ((3,000,000 to remain
in treasury) (11,000,000
Preferred stock five per cent. Cumula
tive ((1,000,000 to remain In treas
ury) 10,000,000
Common stock ((1,000,000 to remain In
treasury) 18,000,000
New bonds to bear Intereat from January 1, 1888,
and dividends on new preferred stock to become
cumulative after threo years from November 1,
1807. All profits or dividends on deposited stocks
to accrue to new company. Existing bond lesuea
and certificates of Indebtedness ((8,000,000) to
remain untouched for present pnrposcs, reserv
ing power, however, to hereafter fund or extend
aame.
II.
Dimtmrnox Kxw Stcrnrms Aaovo Dirosrrixa
STOCXaOLDKM.
1. For each share (100 par value of
stock Equltablo Gas Light Com
pany: (a) In new first consolidated
mortgage bonds (130
(b) In new preferred stock 78
(c) In new common stock 73
(300
(Equitable stockholders will also re
ceive (17.60 per share In common
stock of new company to repre
aent stock of New York Carbide
and Acetylene Company now
owned by Equitable Company,
8. For each share (100 par value pre
ferred stock New York and East
RIvrrGas Company:
In new bonds (120
0. For each share (100 par value com
mon atock New York and East River
Gas Company:
(a) In new preferred stock 100
(b) In new common stock 40
(140
A copy of an agreement of modification, dated Jan
nary 18, 189S, providing as above and for tho dispo
sition of the remaining securities, has been duly filed
In the ofllce of the underalgned for the Information of
Depositing Stockholders.
Any holder of certificates of deposit luued by the
undersigned under said agreement of September 1,
1S87, not assenting to such change or modification,
within one week after the fifth day of February,
1888, may withdraw the deposited atoclc or stocks
represented by such certlflcatea held by him without
expense, but all depositors not so withdrawing
within said time ahall be deemed to hare finally as
sented to such change or modification and shall be
bound thereby, and tbe undersigned Depositary ahall
be fully authorized to carry tbe same Into effect, with
all the powers provided In said agreement.
Dated New York. January IS. 1888.
CENTRAL -TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Depositary,
Referring to above modification, tbe Board of
Directors of the Equitable Oaa Light Company of New
York, at a meeting thereof held January 7, 1888,
unanimously resolved to recommend that the stock
holders of this company assent to the said modifica
tion of said plan and agreement.
By order of the Board of Directors,
HARRY KEENE, President
Referring to above modification, tbe Doard of
Directors of the New York and East River Oaa Com
pany, at a meeting thereof, held January 8, 1888.
unanimously resolved to recommend that the atock
holders of this Company assent to the sold modifica
tion of said plan and agreement.
Dy order of tho Board of Directors,
AUOUST BELMONT, President.
New York, January 12, 1888.
TO TnE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. CITY.
GENTLEMEN:
Referring to the proposed modification of the plan
of union of tha Equitable Gas Light Company and the
New York and East River Uaa Company, we would
aay that In our judgment It la necessary and expe
dient that tbe plan should be modified as now pro
posed. Yours very truly,
J. P. MORGAN CO.
Clrrtiot.jj nnrt iUeeUnrj.s.
nTted' AGENCY COMPANY.-Tho ennueT'meet.
Ing of stockholders of this company will be held
at B0J Sth nv.. New York, Tuesday, March 8, 1H0P, at
noon. EDWIN D. WORCESTER, Jr., Secretary.
'
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KKMTY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. MEDI
CAL DEPARTMENT; 35 YEARS A SPECIALIST IN
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this. Under his scleutlflo treatment blood and skin
dlsesses, pains in lions, red spots, soro throat and
mouth, ulcers, pnlnful swellings, kidney and bladder
complaints, scalding Inflammations, gravel, undevel
oped organ s.woak back, lost Itallty, are speedlly.per
manently cured. Men about to marry should consult
OLD DR. GIUNDLE. Every Impediment removed.
Sufferers, do not waste time visiting less skilful phy
sicians Remember, OLD DR. (1RINDLE never falls.
OFFICE OVER 15 YEARS at 171 West 18th at . be
tween 6th and 7th avs. Advlco free. Medicine (1.
Hours, 8 to II j Sundays u to B. No charge unless cured.
OI.ll lilt. C1IIF.Y, 43 years a specialist In die
rasea or men only. Quickest permanent cure guar
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kidney ana bladder trouble, weakness, nervous debll
lty, errors of joutb, bad drcama, uudoveloped organs.
Impediments to marriage, &c. Be wise, consult tho
only old specialist lu this i lty. Ofllce over 88 yoara at
180 East 17th st , nesr Union Square. Hours, V to V
Sundays. II to 8. Scientific treatment and advice free.
Medicine only 80c. No charge unless cured.
A. . A. Ul'IfUEST PKIltlANKNT CURB
In dlseaseriof men: dangerous cases solicited; relief
at onco: those desiring only first-class scleutlflo treat
ment should call. The leading specialist, Dr. Bonschur,
187 West aid si.. U to H, 7 to 0, buudaya, 10 to l,
A"- DR. CONRAD'S HANITARIUM.-Sclentlflc, skll
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. Medical and aurglca diseases of women.
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Entries Close Saturday, Fob. 5
OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 12 P. M.
JAMBS MORTIMER, Supt.
1123 BROADWAY,
ROOM 810, TOWNSEND R'l.D'O,
Sllillituri) unci grrftsmnfiiun.
SEAL GARMENTS. Flue funmade to order; model
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BARKER'S, 11U W, UUih ai. (late of Uuutber, Othav.).
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The Hotel Windsor,
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Apartments en suite. Hot and cold sea water baths attached.
American and European plans.
80 feet from Ocean. Russian Orchestra.
Marine Room. Turkish Room. Ship's Room.
Sun Balconies.
Representative will be at Waldorf-Astoria Hotel on Feb. 8. 9, to, 11
and 12, from 11 A. M. until" 5 P. M., with diagrams, views and information
regarding Hotel and Atlantic City.
C. JASOftS WATERS.
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Apply 80 and 08 Duano si.
SottttjJtsC m'auW "Wnntto.
' Call your
servant's attention
to this opportunity.
This coupon entitles a well recommended ser
vant to one freelosson at
MRS. L. SEELY'S COOKING SCHOOL,
332 eth av .where all branches of cooklne aro
taught byIrs. O. Lemoke.
CHAM DERM A I DM. young, competent cooks, 8XO to
83U: first-class cooks. 880 to 800; first-class
waitresses, 18 waitresses who do chambemork, 10
laundresses wbodochamberworfc, "Oiookswhowash
andtron. lDbouseworkors. tokltchenmalds. BFreuch
lady'e maids. French and German nurses, butlers,
second and third men; number of servants wanted at
once. Mrs. I.. 8EELY, 08 West l!2d St.; servants'
entrance 352 Oth av.
C"lOMPETENT houseworkcr. for family of three In an
apartment houso; good waes paid and best refer
ences miulred. Mrs. L. 8EE1.Y. HSH nth av.
COMPETENT laundress, flu. for family of tlte la
.Brooklyn on tho Uelgbts; best referent es required.
Mrs. L. bKF.I.Y. 3B2 8th av.
tlAPADLE woman as s-cond laundress, short dls-
tanco from the city; wages 820 to t J5: best refer
ences required. Mrs. L bEEI.Y, 332jlth av.
OMfETKNT cook for f amlTy In Itha-a, N. Y.I must
understand her duties and have licst references.
Mrs. L. bEELY. 1158 Otis av.
COMPETENT cook, 825,To7Trov'.T.'. Y.t mum have
very best references Mrs. I.. 8EELY. 352 ilth nv.
RESCII maid for growing children todoallttlo
cnamberworkt wages 8J0, best rerereuces re
quired MjJ. L. SF.F.I.Y, 352 I'lhnv.
FRENCIlv.oman to do dressmaking by tho month
to live In tho houso; wages 2.1: Iwst references
required. Mrs. L. bEI.Y. H32 0th nv.
1MKST-C1.A8S cook. lou. ror small family In Dostons
: must be very well recommended.
Mrs. L fcEELY; 332 tllh av.
I7RENCH chambermaid for family In New York:
' very best references required.
Mrs. L. 8EEI.Y. 352 Uth av.
FRENCH lady's maid for Tuxedo Park, wages 20;
best references required.
Mrs. L. SEEI.Tu a32 nth nv.
ROTERTANT lady'alnaldTiaorbest references re
quIreiK Mrs.J,. 3F.ELY. 832 0th av.
rpildltOUQIILY fTrst-class cook, 00, for family In
X. New Yorkt must have cry best references
Mrs. L. SEELY, .'162 Oth av.
If unttu saialw pUscfUnucnuu.
LASTERERS wanted for Glasgow, Scotland ; wages
ud. per hour: plenty work: no dispute. Apply
TONNER, NO Douglasst., Drummond Sydney St.
irst-ffitnsu c9fM ef f5!i
COMPETENT joung Swedish kltthenmatd nrcook
In small private family: can furnish host refer
ence. O. L .box 6i'i bun uptownofllce, 1205 lIMvay.
J7IHST-CI.A8S chanTbernTalifin private family; good
sramstrens: can furnish first clas city relorences,
C. P.. boxB2J Sun uptown ofllce, 1205 Broadway.
MAID. Competent nung tlermon girl as lady s
maid: willing aud obliging: best references.
A. K.. box 827 Sun uptown office, 1205 Ilroadway.
N" URSE, Competent jnuugglrl m mil so tosmall
children; plain seamstress: city references. B.F.,
box DU7Hun uptownofllce, IS it ft Uroadwny.
Al EAT young girl as nurse to Infant or growing ohll
IN dren: city orcountry, Iest references. E. McF,
box 800 bun uptown office, 1805 Ilroadway.
EAT youngwoman-aa nurse: good seamstress:
willing and oblUlngi best references. E. T.. box
018 Bun uptown omcr.J28jWiroadvay.
NEAT"young glrTaa cbimbermaldi willing to assist
with waiting: best city references. 31. F box 024
Sun uptown ofllce. 1203 Ilroadway
riiHOROUOIILY eoinpetent woman aa first-class
i. cook In private family: can furnish city ref
erences. D. M., box 320 Sun uptown offlco, 1205
Ilroadway.
fPRCBTWORTIIY nurse to cblldreni can furnish
X seven Tears' city reference from laat employer. A.
F., box Bl'2 Bun uptown ofllce, 12fl3 Broadway.
"TjBURFOMMENI)Ebyounir Oerman'oook In
IT private family: can furnish first class city refer
ences. K. 7. , box 808, bun uptown ofllce, 1283 Ilroad
way. i
YOUNO woman as first-class waitress In private
family; understands can of dlnlugroomiclty ref
(Tenors. M. W., box Oil bun uptown ora-c, 1203
Uroadwsy.
YOUNO woman as nurso to growing cblfdrcn or aa
maid to young lady; speaks French: best ref.
orences. C. K., box C23 Bun uptown ofllce, 1268
Ilroadway
YOUNO Protestant cook In prlwito family t under
stands souiis, meats, desserts, Act city references.
J, W., box 821 Sun uptown ofllce, I2H.I Ilroadway.
Y OU.NO Scotch woman as sornnd cook or aa cook In
amall private faintly; flrst-clai-s roferencea. K. II ,
box 010 Bun uptown ortlco, 1203 Broadway,
jHtait-Clnss ?,flp IttnlrjJ.
AIlVERTialMi ri.EKK.
Young man, 27 years old, having several years' ex-
fisiienee In the newspser buslues, wishes a position
n slmllsr capacity : can furnish excellent references.
Address K., box 178 Sun uptown ofllce, 1203 Broad
way; .
A YOUNO MARRIED MAN (30) 'desires position;
competent and rollablei willing to work at any
thing; can furnish the best of references.
J. HKEI1KUK, 4 Catharine st,
gJttsiutjtiES Clianrfs.
QUICK LUNCH ROOM, nth av.. above 14th St.;
cost 87.000; sell nuw for 84,000; raty terms;
this Is a great bargstu: onner hss other Inti-resti.
MCDONALD & Wimil.NH, 1 40 N auau st,
IiniNTINO at a few hours' notice; 10,000 circulars,
. fli cards aud llllbeuds. 10c per l.onii, EDUAR
1'III.NTINU AND STATIONERY CO, OH Wist awihst
gjemlinn hotels nnrt tturamjj.'
Cooper Union Hotel,
lb, 17, endlOlM av. Handsomely furnlshid rooms;
permaueut or translenti rate moderate.
UOTKL MARTY, French table d'bota.
41 Wul alia si. Oive It a trial to-day.
LUNCH. 40o.i DINNER, 80o.
Wise and ooffea Inolaledt service a la carta at all
feeuii rasdaiaU pilot. uoa by da or weak.
ifeff2i
eiUltnrjotflfl nnrt jjRfjjtnurmitu.
This list appears Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Hotel iiifornmtloii ircc.
For Booklets of American. European Hotels,
FALL & WALTER
RESORTS,
Also rates of Aparlmcnta lu Hotels below, call or
addreas (send stamp)
-Hotel 'B'ariir Iliircnu,
( e:i Fifth Arr, -Veir lorfc,
-I ttll Jtcgtnt .sf., I.nmloit,
X48Jtnr ife Itlioli. l'nrln.
HOTEL POCKET GUSDE
UltATIl.
(A, P. means American rian; 11. P. European.)
ALBANY. N. V Hotel Kenmorc, A. P., $4 up
do Stanwlx Hall, E. P., 81 up; A. 1' , 83 up
ASIIEVILLK, N. C... Battery Park Hotel, A. P.. 84 up
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. ..Hotel Brighton, A. P., 84 up
do Hotel St. Cuarlos. A. P.. 4 up
do. (J. II. Borton, Prop.) Hotel Dents, A. P., 83.30 up
ATLANTA.Ua.IIotel Aragon,E.P., $1.00 up; A.l'.,t3 up
BALTIMORE. Md Hotel Rennert, E. P., 81.50 up
do The Carrollton, A, P., S3 up
do. ..Hotel Altamont, E. P.. 81 up; A. P., 82.50 up
do Mount Vernon Hotel, K. P., 81 uo
BERMUDA Is'l. HAMILTON.. ..Hamilton Hottl, A. P.
BOSTON, Moss Hotel Vendome, A. P , 83
do. ..Copley Sq.Hotcl,E.P..81.80up:A.P..$3 50up
BOURNEMOUTH. Bug. Royal Bath Hotel, A. I' , 84 to 3
BROOKLYN, N. Y. ....Plerrepont House, E. P . 81 up
do HotelSt. Oeorge, R.P.. 81;A.P., 83
CHARLESTON, S CChnrleston Hotel, A. P., $3 50 up
Chat tanooga,Tcnn.,New Southern.A.P., $2.50 to $3.30
CHICAao.Ill.Tho Virginia, a.p ,$8 00 upso.p ,$1.30 up
CINCINNATI. O....Orand Hotel. E. P., $1: A. P., $3up
iiiS fKRY wtsT HOTEL, Key West. . . A. P.
.-3 . MIAMI. ROYAL PALM A.P.
?S aa --5" MIAMI, UISCAYNE A.P.
-I.-; go-j I PALM BEACH.Palm Beach Inn. A.P.
5---a do. ROYAL POINCIANA A.P.
2n.D .;; OIUIOND, THE ORMOKD A. P.
.otj it" ST. AUOUSTINE. ALCAZAR.... A. P.
& iSilS-ldO. PONCE DE LEON A.P.
Fl.A., JACKSONVILLE. St. James IloteI.A.P . $4 up.
FLA.. SUWANEE SPR'ns Hotel and famous water.
Jgg ( TAMPA. TAMPA BAY HOTEL A. P.
a- "ei Opens Dec 8; D. P. Hathaway, Mgr.
sil . WINTER PARK, SEMINOLE A.P.
ttZt Si Opens Jan. 17; A. K. Dick, Mgr.
SSS3 KISSIMMEE, THE KISSIMMEE...A. P.
j"--gj Opens Jan. 8: L E. Bullock, Mgr.
Ssl; g. OCALA.OCALA HOUSE A.P.
a,rjj''-;"i" Open all year: P. K. Drown, Mgr.
aJoKSl BELLEAIR. BELLEVIEW A.P.
-iii Opens Jan. 17; W. A. Barron, Mgr.
"to-" ' RUNTAOORDA.HotelPuntaOorda.AP.
j5- Opens Jan. 17; F. H. Abbot, Mgr.
j-ij FORTMEYERS, Fort Meyers Hotel,
ti'fiu I Opens Jan. 17: F. II. Abbot, Mgr.
KANSAS CITY.Mo.ThoMldlaud,E.P..$lup;AP.,83 up
LAKEWOOD, N.J Lnkowood Hotel, A. P.. $4 up
do. PALMER HOUSE (Applyforclrculara),A.P.,$3up
LONDON. Eng Hotel Cecil. 1. P.. $2 up
do Inns or Court Hotel, E. P., $2; A. P., $1 up
London. .(Westminster), St. Ermln's Hotel, high class.
Unexcelled for luxury, comfort, cuisine, E. P., $1 up
LOUISVILLE, KY..Oalt H'c, A.P$3 to $3, E.P,$l up
MARSEILLES. Fr. Hotel Noalllesct Metropolo
MEMPHIS, TENN....Gayoso Hotel, A, P., $2 30 to $4
MOBILE,Ala.Uattle House, rooms bath,A.P.,$2.50 up
NAPLES, Italy (Splendid view south), Parker's Hotel
do. (Hlghest,healthlestposltlon),ntlBrlstol,A.P83
NEW ORLEANS, La..NowSt.CharlesHotel,A.P.,8 up
do Hotel Orunowald, E. P., $1 up
do The Cosmopolitan Hotel, E. P., $1.50 up
NEW YORK Fifth Avenue Hotel, A. P., $3
do. (B'wny A 2Uthst.)....Q!Isey House. E. P., 83 up
do.Cthav&40thst.TheWlndsor,ap $4up,e p.,$1.50up
do The Netberland, E. P., $2; A. P., $3 up
do. (N. P. Barry) Now St. Cloud Hotel, E. P., $1.50
do. (Othav. A IBthst ) Hotel Kenslngton,E.P.,$1.50
do. a e.cor.Cthav. and 15th st.. Hotel Hanover, A P,
do.(Chambera&W.D'nay)CosmopolltanIItl,ep.,$lup
OLD POINT COMFORT, Va ,ThoCliamberlln,A.P.,$4up
FHILAI)KLl-HIA,Pa..AIdlne,a.p,C3 50up;c.p,1.50up
do. (RestaurantAlc.ATab.)TbcLarayelte,E.P.$l up
RICHMOND,Va.TheJerrerson,E P.,$1.00up;A P.,$5up
SOUTHERN PINES. N.C.Plncy Woods Inn, A.P., $3-5
ST. OEOROE. STATEN ISL..TheCastieton, A.P., $1 up
ST. LOUIS, Mo , Planters' Hotel, E.P., $2 up: A.P$4up
do. . ..Llndell Hotel, E. P., $1 up l A. P., $1.50 up
SYRACUSE, N. Y,.Yatca Hotel, E. P., $1.00; A. P.. $4
THOMASVILLE, Os ..Plney Woods Hotol, A.P$1 up
VIROINIA BEACn, VA.Prlncess Anno Htl,A.P$4up
UT1CA. N. Y The Dutterfleld. A. P.. $3 to $5
WASHINGTON, D. O Arlington Hotel, A. P., $5
do Ebbltt House, A. P., $4 up
do The Raleigh, E. P., $1,50 up
do The Cochran Hotel, A. P., $4 up
do Hotel Wellington, E. P., $1.00; A. P., $3
do, Rlggs nouse, Wlllard'a & National, A. P., $3 up
tlnt ffjonrfl.
II rat aide.
I 7Tn ST., 84 WEST.-Slngle rooms with boardi
XI also table boardi reference.
runiijibil;oomdnpnrtmeat0ta $ct
fust Xldn.
UNIVERSITY PLACE. B. near Washington sqnare,
handsomoly furnished hall rooms, with bath, to
lot', gontlemen.
L97TII ST, l02 EAST. Hall room, $1,20; largo
I housekeoplng room, $2,7B, Including gas.
St rel Mill..
A PRIVATE FAMILY would rent to three gentle
men a furnlshid sltllug room, two bedrooms,
amplu closets, running water, use of bsthav $1B
weekly! houso Is pleas antl located lietween Central
Park and Columbus avwlthlii two blocks south of u Jd
st. " I. " station Address M T , box 144 Sun ortlco,
1" IrTlTHT.. lBa"WEST7-Nlee"ly 7u7nlsTwlTarge"and
O small room; all conveniences: board If desired,
QOli ST., 1 1 Wl.bT. Hniotid floor, batbiVuTtes wlih
vjO private bath; alngle roomsi board optional; ref
ireuces QA?UfiT.. 142 WF8T7 Private family will let
J baudinmely furnished room, aocond atoryi
lioard optional! references.
f urnishnl 2oomi5 to "gt StooMun.
IJINEAPI k BT., flll-IUIghtsTnearXrdriTa.
. aut roomsi sanitary plumbing; every conven
ience! rifertnces,
& urnfslml .-Pints a t.
$-5 'fl'o sr
Charming, newly furnished apartments of seven
rooms, ts.tefully decorated, hardwood finish, $38;
also unfurnished flat of seven rooms, $23 ofllce 04
West 1'Mth st.
oxitotfcm'mtt o.
Yciriijr,, isr. r.
Twohousesi five minutes from two depots; alllm
prorements; quarter acre ground ; reasonable.
Z.. OOTLUR, tt) Olkar.
3ttl emtt f.et Jlnle lt.
aai..ia.iiaijj.aW ..- sw. a,ip.i.i. saia
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
NEt-WELLINCS.
TWO SOLD, three remaining FOR SALE.
142-146-1-8 WEST 77TH BT.
LOCATION easy of a-cesi, beautiful and restricted,
CONSTRUCTION of the beat order, there being no
expense apared In making them tasteful, practical
and convenient. t
EXAMINATION INVITED. ALWAYS OPEN.
PRICE RBASO.IAIILB.
FOR FULL PARTICULARS BEE
SLAWSON & HOBB8,
184 COLUMBUS AVE. near 711D ST.
F a"'as-a--e-ea-a-.,...
Jenl (5-itate ,-g or tgnlc.
V I R C I N rATARMS.!;
Large and amaii. Free Catalogue.
R. B. CIIAPPIV CO. (Inc), nicbniond, Va, !
Stal-gtwtCeforalt gonp gsilnnrt.
Elmbui'sf. L. I.
Twelve minutes from 81th Stroet Ferry; SB by
trolley; fare Bo. Detached Colonial housea. hard
wood finish, steam heat, all Improvements. You
furnish references, and buy eamo aa paying rent.
Ten just completed open for Inspection.
CURD MEl-It CO..
Elmburat, L. I. 62 William St.. New York.
Wwttlituttr Co. groumjj .- or nle.
DO BBS PEBJaYrwrT-."
House 10 rooms: hot water heat: electric lighting;
finest Plumbing: U minutes from ilpjiottnoigbborbood
unsurpassed; bargain. T. H. CUTLKR, 4HU Bth av.
trim ttnmrrg.
AWIERICAN LINE.
HEW Y01tK-80UTHAMPTON (London-Paris).
Salllngevrry Wednesday at 10 A. M.
PARIS Feb. lliPARIb March S
ST. PAUL 1 ell. 10 ST PAUL Mart ll II
NEW YORK Feb 23 ST. I OU1S March HI
BED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP.
Hailing eery Wednesday at noon.
KENMNOTON .. Feb IIIIIERI.IN Feb.23
WESTERNI,AM..Feb. lIllNOOltllLAND .March 3
INTERNATIONAL NAVIOATION COMPANY.
Piers 1 1 aud 15. North River. Office. 0 Bowling Oreen.
fi Al)l PAciKIlTlHIMVAl.
Intended steamship sailing from Vancouver
TO JAPAB- CE-oBS-A.
EMPRESS OF CHINA Feb. 2H, May 0. July It
EMPRESS OF INDIA March 2H. May 30, Aug. 1
EMPRLVS OF JAPAS April 18, June 20, Aug, 22
to HONOLULU, FIJI, and AUSTRALIA.
AORANOI March 7 MIOWERA April 4
Second cabin accommodatloua at very low rates.
For freight and passenger rates apply 353 Broad-
way and 85 Wall st.
CUNARD L1NKTO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
from Pier 40. N. R , foot of Clarkson st.
Auranla.. leb 5. i P. M. I Ururla Feb. 10, 1 P. M.
I.ucsnla..Feb. 12. 0 A. II. Campania Feb. 20, U A, M,
VERNON H.BROWNACn ,Oen Ag'ts.4 BowllngOreen.
HAMBUR6-AlEiiICAW UNE.
TWIN-SCREW FXPRB8S LINE from N. Y. to Cher
hourg, Paris. Southampton (London) and Hamburg.
F. URmarck.Fcb 20, 1! A.Sl.iF.BIsmarck.Apr.28. 0 A.M.
Normannlo.Mar.24. D A -.'Columbia. May 12. 0 A. M.
A. Victoria. Apr. 0. 1) A. JI. Normnnnla,May 10. tl A.M.
TWIN SCREW MAIL SEItVICE.N.Y Hainbnrgdlrect
Palata ..Feb 12. 0 A. 31. 1 Prussia ..Feb. 20. II A.M.
First cab.. $80 up; second class, $40; steerage, $20.
It urahuraiiif-rlf-Mii Line, 11Y llroudvtny.
MAINE STEAMKBII- CO.,
tllBt P KXCL'IUtlOl.
O.OO in Portland. Sip., nnd Return.
Steamships John Englls nnd Manhattan leave Pier
38, East River, foot of Market St., Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at 6 P.M. Steamers fitted with
every modem Improvement for oomfort nnd con
venience of tourists.
Offices, 273 Broadway and 222 South st.
II. HALL. General Agent.
NORTH HERMAN LLOYD KTEtMStllP CO
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS bTEAMERH.
naveL Tu.. Feb. 8. II A. M iTrave, Tu., MCb. 1, 0 A. M.
Lahn, Tu.. Feb. 22. 0 A. M.lllatel.Tu , Uch. 8, 0 A.M.
OELRICH8 A CO.. 2 Bowling Oreen.
oi.u noviiMov i.fsTn.
DtlLVTO xoitro-K.
For Old Point Comfort. Nortolk. Newport News,
Petersburg. Portsmouth. Pinner's Point, Richmond,
Virginia Beach, Va , and Washington. D. C. Freight
and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 1, North
River, every week day, except Saturday, at 3 P. M ,
and Saturdavnt 4 P. M.
W. L. OU1LLAUDEU. Vice P 'es't and Traffio Mgr.
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN LIYFRPOOL.
Teutonic Feb. H. noon I Majestic Feb.2,noon
Britannic.. ..Feb. 111. noon Germanic. .March 2, noon
For passage, f r. Ight and general Information apply
to UlllTK HTAII MtK.
Pier 4B, North River. Ofllce, 0 Broadway.Naw York.
.Steamboats.
NTOMGTOM 1,1 H. via Stonlugton. Leavo Pier
30, N. R .ono block ntiovpt anal St., week days only,
at 0 P. K. Steamers Mnlne nnd New Hampshire.
MlltltKII i,i K. via New London. Leaof'ler40
(old No), N. R., next Desbrosscs St. week das
unly, at 0 I'. M. Steamers City of Worcester and
City of Lawrence.
rl.l. lllimi I.IM!, ila Newport and Fall River.
Leae Pier 10. N. R . foot of Warren St., weekdays
only, at 0.00 P. M. steamers PLYMOUTH and
PILGRIM. Orchestra on each.
E" IliTKV Faro.TTl: EXCURSION, $1.80.
Fast steamer leaves Pier 23, E. R., dally (Sundays ex
cepted), 3 P. M, Returning leai cs New' Haven 12:30
night.
HaUronrtrj.
Lehigh Valley System.
Btatlona foot of West 2.1d St. (Penn. R. 11.). Cortlandt
or DeshroiOies St.
Indicates time from West 23d St. Otherflgures show
time from Cortlsndt or Desbrosses M.
IMIO. Ohio a.m. dally (Sunday UslB, 7A.M.)
for MAUCII CHUNK and Interiuedlate stations.
7I.10. NHS A. M. dnll) fur WILK11IARRR.
KCIIANTON (week daysl. EI.MIUA (wiek du)s),
ITHACA, UENKVA, ROCHl STElt, BUFFALO, M
AOARA FALLS, and tho West and principal local
points; dining car aud chair car to Buffalo.
1 l.ao. I -linn noon dally t-xcipt sundav.
"HIjACIC DIAMOND K.Vl'ltKSS."
Arrives Buffalo 0:53 P. 11 Pullman Vestibule Day
Coachi s and Parlor Cars. Dining Car service. Sisals
a la carle. Connects at Buffalo vt 1th through aleepera
to Detroit and Chicago.
l-ti-'O, l'Jilo P.M. dally, except Sunday, for
MAUCII CHUNK snd Intermediate points.
1'JiSti. lusp M Sundaisouly, for EABTON,
MAUCII CHI'.SK, and the coal branches.
liau, hio P. M. dally, except Sunday, for
WII.KESBARRE, PITTSTON, 8CRANT0N. and prin
cipal Intermediate stations. Connecta for all points
in coal regions; chair car for Wllkesbarre.
moo. 4iiu p. M. dally, except Sunday, for
WII.K1SBARHE. PITTSTON, SCRANTON. and prin
cipal Intermediate stations. Connects for all points
In coal regions; Pullmau Buffet Parlor Car for
Wllkehbarre. .
lli.Vl. eitto P. M. dally, except Sunday, for
MAUCII CHUNK and Intermediate stations. Chair
car to Bethlehem.
41 ISO, nu a p. M Sundays only, forEASTON and
Intermediate stations.
Siso. ono p. M. dallv, except Sunday, for
EAsTON and principal Intermediate stations.
Oi.to. 7iOU P. M. dally for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS, and all points West. Pullman sleeper estl
bule train N. Y, to Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo and
Toronto.
THO, stinnp.M. d illy, except Sunday, stopping
only at SOUTH I'LAINHI-.LD, EASfON. IIK1I11.K
If I- Si. MAI'l'H CHUNK, I., ft II JUNCTION, SAYIIK.
GI.SEVA. HiX'llr STElt. HATAVIA, IlL't FAI.U, and
TOKOMO. Pullman eleen r for lliifTalo. Nono but
sleeping iar passengers carried. No batorago carried,
Hi.-.ll, llillll P, M. dally for WILKlbllARIIF.
ITHACA. GFNF.VA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO, M
AG All A FALLS, aud all points Wist. Pullmausleopcr
to Ithaca.
Adlltunsl lo:al trains dally, except Sunday, for
HOUND 1IIIOOK and Intermedlatn points. leave us
f.illons: '1 20, 8.30, '10 '.'U, 10-30. 10 20. HI .10
(Sundatsoulyl A, M., -2.20, 2.1IU, -liuO, 6.20, and
8-20. (1 .10 P.M.
Tlckelsaud Pullman ano-nmodatlons at 11.1, 2H1,
27 J, 1133, Oil, and l.Uil Ilronlnat, 31 E. lllhst , 15H
K. 123th st , 127 Ilonerr. N V.l Mill Fulton st, 4
Court st , PH H waj, and llrxiklyn Annex, llrooklyu
N Y Transferee, v. Ill call lor and check baggage
from hotel or ri sldoneo throush to destluutlou.
ERIE RAILROAD.
Throuali trains leate New York, foot of Chambers
st , as f ollon s, and five minutes earlier from West
23d st i
9, fin A. SI, Vestlbuled Exptess dslly for lllnc.
,UU hauitnn, Waierlr, Kllnlia HufTalo, Bradford,
arnv .iluflsloBl' M Psrlor car to Buffalo,
t flfl H. M. Vrsllbuled llmlteil last malt dslly
Z.VJU hollil train for Chlcigo, arrltes Cleveland
7-4U A M , Cb'cjgii 5 P M, sleepers to Chicago,
t levelkiid, und ( ImlnnatJ Dining i ar
7.'Jfl ' M. IlutTulii and Clivtlimd Vestlbulrd
liixJ Kspio-dall), arrltes at liuflalu 7.H5 A M,
Uralford 7 17 A. M Jamestown 7 U) A M.CIeve
land IV;. in 1' M. (Sleepers to Ilurraloaud Cleieland,
making alrect connection for Detroit, Chicago, and
thoWrat. Cafo Llbran Car.
8 .I fT ' SI. -Solid train to Clilragn, bleepers to
itO Jlorncllstllle, Chicago, and Cincinnati, Din.
In? cur
fl'ICKETS, LOCAL TIME CARDS. AND PULLMAN
1 ACCOMMODATIONS, at 111, ll.l. 201 4111, and
037 Ilroadway, 127 Boner), ISO East U'.Mhsl , and
81 West l'.'fith sb, Chsmb'rs and Wt si f fid st, ferrlrs.
New York; 1IJJ aud 720 Fulton at., 100 Broadway,
Brooklyn l 200 Hudson St., Hobokeu, and Jersey city
station. Westcott's Express calls for and cheoks bag
(ate froia hotels and resldencca to dihtlnatlo
liH -. .lf'f'iTri'''if 1fiTaiir.ilMliiiMi'iiiiTii'.iiaYiiii
' , N.'.'IH KM
gBUtoafo. ' x 'M
MAMRIOAORBATl-TnAr1.nOA. "M
NE-WYORKj I
- & HUDSOM RIVER R. tl KM
THE FOUR-TRACK TnUNK LINE II
DIRKCT 1,1 R AIAt'AItt PACIA. SI
All through trains stop at Albauy, Utlca, Syraoute, ?
Rochester, and I liltslo. ,i
Trains leave Grand Central Station. 43d slroctand aJ
Fourth avenue, as follows: ' Am
8 .on A. M. Dally, except (Sunday. The famous "(
:OUhMl'IUKSTATEEritrSS. I.lJIITr.D, HasteS $M
train In tho world. Dun Buffalo at 4-40 P.'Uf. v
Niagara Falls 0:H2 P. M., Toronto 8:23 P. M. Tbte $M
train Is limited tolls seating capacltr. Conneoli .r,
at Utlca for Adlrondaek Muunlalnt and Montreal. &'
S.jr A M.-FAST MA11 Dally For I-oughkeep- J
.'tJ ale, Albanr. Utlca. Syracuse, Rochester, But- !r.
fain. Niagara Falls, and Cleveland. " b
1 n.nfl A' 3I -NORTH SHORE LIMITED, Dslly ,'(
JLJ.JJ 24 hourtrnln to Chicago via Michigan Cea ',!
tral route. Due BuITalo 8140 1'. M Niagara rails 7
U:30 P. M . ChlcaRo U.00 A. M. Carries sleeping .
and dranlng room earsonly. T Ym
Ifl.UllA, M.-DAY EXPRESS, except 8unday KM
J.OJ For Ilufialo and all Imporlrnt New York 1M
State lKitnts. .. j M
1 .Of. '" M -SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED. Dally
1,UU For Columbus, Cincinnati, Indlanapelliisuitl -m
St Louis Stops at Pouslikeeplc, . ,A ?
1,nfi P. M.-CIIICAUO Hl'lcIAL. Daliy-For'D?. T
.J.I troll, Cleveland, Toledo, snd Chicago. Slops
nt Pimghkeemto nud Scheneclady. j, tM
3.yfi M.-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL, ex- 41
OVy cept Sunday For Oarrlinn's (West l"ofm), ;
Poughkeepsle. Albany, anil Troy. ,
f-.nfi 1'- M.-LAKE SHORE LIMITED. f)slly-S4- KM
K.JJ hour train to Chicago, via Lake shorn route. tm
DuoClcteland 7:16, Toledo 10:05 A. M., Chlungo .!
4 P.M. This train connects at Cleveland for Cin- fm
rlnnatl, duo 4:53 P. M nnd at Toledo for St. '''
Louis, duo 10:15 P. M , due Kansas City next M
morning. Carries sleeping and drawing room '-I'M
cars only. .?-
6 ,fM !' M -WESTERN EXPRESS, Rally For Nt tM
uU sssrs Fulls, Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit, Chi- !
' cngo, Cincinnati, and st. Louts , ,,
t'OfT P. -.-NORTHERN EXPRESB. Datly-For
),U Troy, Plaltsbiirg, Burlington, Montreal, aud, Mm
pjrept Satunlay nights ottawn. !'
7,!)n P- M -BUIFAI.O SPECIAL. Dally-For Adl-
i u VS rtmdack Mountain points nnd Montreal, via) Am
Aulrondnck Division, and for Rochrstor, Buffa , HB
Niagara Falls, Toronto. ff.aj
9 .(in P. M SPECIAL LIMITED MAIL Dally ,.
Uy (sleep ng car passcnecra only) lor po nta on ",41
Fall Brook ltolln By, vln Lon., and for Rochester, Jr.H
Burralo, Cleveland, Indlnnnpoils, and St. Ixitili. 1
9. 1 FZ P. M.-PACIHC EXPRESS. Dallv-ror Byra- - H
LJ ense. O.uego, WatrrioHti, Ogdensburg, Buf. mm
iiimi, .:ngsra i aus, cieveiau.i, 'loieao, unicaga, rfvfl
aud.cxtept Sundays, for Capo Vluccut and tbe
Auburn loud, !
1 9. 1 O NIGHT M1DNIOI1T EXPRESS Thrgtro fM
L 1 J train for Chkngo and principal points on fym
tho Ncn Yurk Central ecry night except Sunday &fl
nlglits. hunday nights Chicago sleeiicrs leave on liSI
11:15 train. .. -, &M
OHO M and ni2H p M. Dally, except Sunday; &
to Plttsilcld. vln Harlem llKHIon. J. V
Oiao A. M. Sundmsonl) to l'lilstleld and theUsrk- J,
shire Illlli la tho Harlem Division. tf
"ALL MU11T" TRAINS TO YONKEnS. -"'
"All night " trains run betn ten 1 35th st. audpolnta :
on tbe Putnam Dh Islou as far as Yonkers, In coun-cj )
tlon with the elevated road The only line running
allnlght" trains out of New York. j
Wnctier Palioe Cars on all through trains. f
Trains lllunilnateil with PIntscb light. -
Tickets ami Wagner offices at Grand Central Ste- iS
tlon. 113. 2ill, 41.1 llroadwa. :il East 14tl t 0)2
Broadway, 231 Columbus a v.. 01 West 123111 Bf. 1 JStfl W
st ststlon, and l.lrith st. stntlon. New Ynrkf 83,iaa Ak
720 Fulton st. and tun llroadnu). E. D , Biooklyn. . J1,
Telrphnno "87i'ii Thlrt) -eighth street" Mr Kit
York Central Cnb Service. . J-
Baggage cbrckeil from hotel or residence bTjUip
Wcstentt ETpressCoinpanx. , ,1?
JOHN M. TOUCHY, OFOROE HDAIELS' 'I
General Manager. Oeneral Passenger AgcoV;
Pennsylvania !
STATIONS foot of West Twenty-thlnl Street And Jf,
Deshros-.es und Cortlandt Street!. "
E7The lent Ing time from De&lirosies and Cortldndt ?'
Btreots Is ten mln Jtcs later thau that clvca belowor A
Tuenty-tlilnl street station. " W
Tino . .11. fast MAIL Pullman Buffet Parlor ,
Car New York to I'lttstiurg Sleeping Car Pittsburg t?
to Chicago. No coaches to Pittsburg. " ' jL'
Sli5 . .11. FAbT LINE Pittsburg snd Cleveland. $
lllSOA. I. PENNSLVAMA LIMITED.- Pullman f
Compartment SHeplng. Dining. Smoklug. and Ob- t
servatlon Carl, lor Chicago, Clot eland. Toledo, V
Olm-innatl, Indlsnapolls. Louisville, St. Louis, J
lino P. II. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
ForNahlllu(Mai'lni.unutl), Chicago, St. Ixuls. -
Si P. 91. WlsrutNK.X PRESS For Cleveland,
Chicago. For Toledo, oxcept satunlay. j
7 ISO I'. .VI. bOUTHWLSlf RN EXPRESS. Tor f
Pittsburg. Clnclnn itl. Indldnapolls. St. Lbuls.
7 1 to P.M. PACIFIC EX Pities. For Pittsburg and '.
Cb'cago. Conut-cts ror Clevelend expert Saturday. -V
aiUO l. .11. MAIL AND EXPRESS Pullman Buffet -U
Sleeping Car New York to Altoona. East Liberty, fy
l'lttsburg, aud points West, dally except bunday. g
Nocoachts. "
ASIIIX:T0V .fMSTIIR BOXTn.. '-' "T5
7:50. H:20. 11:20. 0:50 (Dining Car). 10:50 A. M . 12:30, S
1:50(3:0 Congressional Llm ." all Parlor and (
Dining Cars) 4-20 (Dining Car). 4:90 (DlnlngCari.
S.50P.M . iv:05 night. Sunday, s:20. utto, 10;3O VJ
A.M. (3:20 "Congressional Llm.." all "arlor nfl ffe
Dining Cars). 4-2U (Dining Car). 4:50 (Dining Car), u&
31) P. M . 12.115 night. K
SOUTHERN RAILWAY "Florida Limited." 11;M S,
A. M , neck days, Express, 4:20 P. M, 12:05 night SC
dallv. t
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-" Florida Special," 12:B0 'M,
P. M weekdays; Express, 0 20 A.M. and 8:90 P.
M dallv. Jr
CIIFSAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.-4:S0 P. M,
dally. Al'
1011 OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK- 780 'M
A M.weik days and 7-40 P.M. dally. ' -
ATLANTIO CITY 1.20 P M. week daya (Desbrosses ffl
and Cortlandt Streets 1:40 P. M.). Through Buffet ,'
Parlor Car and Combined Cuach. J J
CAPE MAY 1:20 p. M. week days (Desbrosses and ?
Cortlandt sts. 1:40 P. M ). it
Long lirauih. Asbury Park (Interlaken, 8undaya), f?
Otcan Grove, and Point Pleasant (from West v?
Tniutythlrd st. station). S:S0, 11-50 A. M., Rt-0. 1
4:30, 11:10 P.M. Sundays. 0:20 A. M.. 4 30 P. M.,
(from Dcsbrofit.es and Cortlanut sts.). Ptlo A. 3L, t
12 in. .'I 40.5:10. 11:00 1. M. Sundays. 0:15 A. -L ,
5:1 5 P.M. jK
Ftlll lMIII.fllRI.I'IIIt. .sS
0:10, 7.20. 7:30. S:n. s 30. 0:20 (11.50 PennaiLln.
Ited), II SO(I)llillul'ar), 10:10, 11.50 A.M.. 12-60, 5
1:50 2-50. :i nn. 4:.'fl, 4i.'il (Dining Car). 4-30 (Din- t
IngCar). 5 50 (Dining Can. 7:10. ri 30 P. 11.. 12:00 &,
n'ght. sundnjs, 0 10. 7 50. h.0, H:50, 0:20, 0:30 4i
(Limited), lv.10, 10.10 A. M., 1-50 (Dining Car). ,-
3-30, 4:20 (Dining Car), i-so (I)lnlng Oar), 3--0
(Dining Car). 7-40, 8-50 P. M . 12 05 night, Si
ThketonliesNos. 401, 041, lluil, 1323. Ill, and 801 ft'
Bioadwai . 1 Astor House; WostTnenty.thlnlfitryet OS
Btatlon; and stations foot of Desbrosses and Cort Tsf
landt Streets: 4 Court Street, H00 Fulton atreefvild .,!
Broailwey. aud Brookl) li Annex Station. Brooklynt z
Btatlon. Jersc Clt Tbe New York Transfer Com- s
pan will call for and check baggago from hotel Wi
and resldenoes through to destination. ' pt
Telephone "1274 Eluhternth Street" for Pennjyl-
vsnla llfitlroad Cab Service. ?V
J. B. HUTCHINSON, J. R. WOOD,
General Manager, Oeneral Pnss'r Agent.
UKIiAlVAltl!. L.1 li IIVAWA A. sV-IT-RM f
It. It. i
Station. In tmv lurk. Knot or II arclay nnd j
4 brlstiiplier Nta. $
Vr.lTIIII'I.H Tltls, l-ll.I.MAV. UtlfF-T S
I'AIIS. l-ltll 1,11.111. 'I
Direct route to .Newark, Blooinnelu, Montclalr, the '
Oranges, Summit, Iiernnrdsvillc, Bsislng Ridge, Mad-
Iboii, Mori (slow n, Pn-salc, l'aterson, Boontoli, Dovor, &
Btauhi'i e. New ion, Hilda's Lake, Luko Hopatcong, ft
Haekettstouii, s.-lioiiley's Mountain, Wasnlngton, '
Plilllllisliurg, Ktuton, WaterGap.stroudsburg, Pooi.no v,
Mountain, bi rauton. l'lttstou.U llkesbarre.Nantlcoke, .
Danville. Northumberland, Montrose, Blnghamton, 1
Ojforil.Nornlcli, Watertlllo, Uth'a.ltlchfleld springs, ;i
Cortland, Syracuse, Oswego. Ithaca, Owego, Elmlra, V
Corning, Bath, Dau.tllle. Buffalo, and all points i
West, Northwest, and Southwoit.
Nino , M. Blugnamton Mall. Stops at principal
stations, ?'
IOiOOA. SI. (Cam car) Buffalo, Scranton, Blng- fl
hamtou, Owego, Ithaca, Flmlra, Utlca, Byraouse, 1
and Osnegu Kxiiress. Pullman buffet Jiarlor cars, .J
Conncitlngat Buffalo with trains for Cblcagoand
points Wist. - 1
liOO , j. -Scranton. Blnghamton, and Elmlra '
Express. Pullnmn buffet parlor cars. V
diou '. if, Scrnutnn, Wllkesbarre, and Plymouth i
Express, I'ulluian buffet parlor care.
7iOO I'. .11. f pally) Chicago Vestibule Limited i
Express for hcrnulou. Blngliainton, Elmlra. Buf. V
falu. Pullman bulTot sleeilng car New York to ,"?
Chicago, Dining car west of liuifalo. t
Nino I". .11, (Dallr) IiulTalo Express, Pullman t
shepers for Scranton, Illngbamtun, Klmlro, Bath,
Ml Morris, and llui'iilo, uniting liuifalo S A.M. 5
OHIO I'. II. dull)) lliifTalo, scranton, Bingham-
ton, Owrgo, Ithoia Flmlra, srai'nso, Utlca, und i
Oswrgo Exprtss. 1'ullmuu bunvt U(e)ers, J
Ticket and I'lillmsua'Cnmiuiidatlunsnt Henry Oase
ft Sons, Ltd., 1 13 llroadwuy. 14 Park plsce, and 420 ,',
Broadway and 012 Dnudwai. Tlesets at ferry y
stations. HI 4 Hi avior I2ihat.01 West 12.11b y
at . 2J3 Columbus at .luwlurk, .111 and 72U Fill-
tnnst.aud lod Brnalw.iy. Brooklyn. Time tables ';
gltlng full Inrormnlluu nt silt stutlous &
stcott'sKxpn.sLoiiipany wlllcallfor audcheoc ,
baggage froiii hotel or resldemo to detllnatlou. A
New York and Boston AH Rail.
N, Y , N II . II It R nud c-onueuioos. ,'
Iron: Grand Central station. y
Leaie llywavof Due. V
U.ud A M.Sprlngneid nud Worcester, 0 80 P.M. J.
10 no A M ,lNev Loudon ami Provtdence,300 p. L r
10 o.l A M., New I,on Ion and Providence, 4-23 P. M. '
12. M., hprlnglleld and Worcoster, fiilO P. w i
Jl lid P M., Alrl luunnd N F. II It 00 P. St, 1
1 us I' M N Liuiilnii uud Providence, 7.oO P. 1. "i-
3 1)0 1' SI , -New London uud Proldonce. 0 OOP. . I
4 nil I' M , sprlngftild and WorcesKr, iniOOI'. M. i
B no I', M., -New Londouand Providence,! 1:00 I', K 5
11. no P M.. Sirlnglli Id aud Worcester. Oil. 1 A.M. I
i 00 p M.. 'New j.ondiin ami Providence, 8 25 A. M, S
'itiinsdull), InclinllngSuuda), t
ttliarStnie l.lmllidi all parlor carsi faro $7. In- i
etudliuparl irtarptat t
tAIr I.luo 1. Hulled i arrives at and departs from Park
b'l'iurcMutlmi, Huston lUturn scrvloe same hour 4
and b same loute,
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train. 1
l! T IIFMP.iTITaD. Gen Pass. Agent, i
rXTIMbRE & OHIO. I
I .no sVu York, Whitehall Ti rmlual, boutb Ferry, I
and root or I.Hmtij stri-' I i
Iilly. fhvci'Pt Sunilu). Isun.lsys.
CHICAGO. -1:.I0 A M , .' 00 P M . und M 2-IB night,
I'llTMU'RO. ! 3(1 A l , sll IP M. li'00 P M., '
Ul.-inlk'l (I-IOA M Llhr-rli Bt only i .
( INC INN ATI. SI I.OI IS sill Oil A M , sf.lSJ P. M i
tVAMIINGTON.IiAl IDKiltl ,'7 15, ! O'KDInir), J
11 10 A M (Illntr) .Mill iRIuer), '3 5 (Dluer
4 55 iDIIH-r., 5 5.1 P. II.. aud 12 13 ul.lit. ,
NU11FDI.K. til 80 A M ;
i:W)ll.EtNHihruuKli sleeper), 8 2.1.13 00 PM.
All trains aro llluinlualed wltu 1'iiiUlIi Itgnt
Oftlces, 113. 17,201,4111. 1140 Broadway, 31 Foal 1
141b St., 127 Bowery. New York; 3.1U,31I Fulton t. .'
Brooklyn! Whitehall Terminal. Baggagb oheek4
from hotel or residence tu destination. .,
J
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