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BUSINESS TR0UBLE8. HARRIS SPETKIIANTTrL Schadula In bankruptcy of Harris Speiehandler. clothing aTxt. ol 234 Bosry. snow liabilities of Si.lou.

ml mm( 81.210. JUS'IOR A- STRAUSSMAN. Jonler A. Ontwmw. clerk, of 16 Vkt lu3d Street, has filed a petition in banuruolcy.

with natalities of 8L79. and BO asseta. 117 ARM A CI STB MANITACITRWO COMPANY Juds. Nea burger of tte Supreme Court has Milton Hart receiver for tfa Pharmacists' Manufacturing Comnr. warren Street, on the appl-Atlon- of I'rynk M.

Prlndle Judgment creditors, for 8tK WILLIAM C. POWELIe Deputy Sheriff Varrr baa received two 'itcullura and an attachment agamst Wl'lltm C. Powell, iwra fitter of 12i Uiicny Btrtwt, and has. levied on Him intr.i:i used In tha The Is In faror of Ui. H.

W. Johns-Man-vtile Company. FTANDARD ELECTRICAL, SUPPLY COM-PANY. SchIulcs In bankruptcy of the Standard Electrical Company of 87 Warren Street enow liabilities of gtl.542. and nominal tasets 844.B43.

Tber. ara 14 creditors. smong thn being tor Mechanics National Hank. 344; General Elactrlc Company. l3.e0: J.

A. Iiaebllng'8 Sons, and Spragu. Electric Company. HERMAN H. SAMUELS A petition In bank-ruptoy Mia been filed against Herman H.

Samuels manufacturer of voiwn'i hats at 4 East 1 wer.tv-second Street, by SommerUh. Kllcher a. Uiewlth. $117: Spicgelberg 8220. and liivn-.

Hroeael 4c Judge Holt of Tf.e United State District Court appointed Rldgway receiver of the assets, fixing Ms bond at IJ.OOO. Ttia liabilities ara 10.0ti and RfTTAII-. CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEALERS' ASsK'CIATlON. The Retail Ctrar and Tobacco Iniere' Association of New York, of 70ft Third Avenue, against wr.lch a petition In bankruptcy was filed on Fsb. l'J.

has made an offer to con-promise with the creditor st rent on the tfoHar, which many of lnm have At a meeting of creditors heid at the office of Nathaniel A. Prentlse. teferee In bankruptcy, at VJ Broadway, William E. Lotkwooa wee elected and hi bon 1 was fixed at I15.iO. Tha liabilities are SM.371, and assets ai.3.

Judgment. Th" u1rrr.ert9 were filed yesterday, first nance lielng that of the d'Vt AliEL. Semuel V. Samuel V. Hoffman et al IAK4ND.

Matilda Leo Sc'nles'inpcer IOKLL, Char.es I'. Jihn J. Law- rn Jr pcx'fcj. Moe Oonron Bros. Co HORD.

Henry Joel (jottschall BUTLER. Jerenlah Hnr Hamel, BIEN. Fmnkiln. receiver Lav. W.

Hutrhlnson liEHitY. A.lce ft. cost Edwitrd fnion Ry. Co. of Cllv N.

Y. BONASRON. aOir.liilstratrlx Jules Viurk Oweu Janies W. (Vi'LE, Andrew H-Htiry G. Bd- LouieMendel Hchrelb HA VIS.

daren- John InOiiKTT. W.ti. Wm T. Koch (t lL Jjl NNE. M.

Walt-r Hjt.jii Co IJfcW. J. Harlc t.toTf Ua et lAYTr-N. Cha mot eunirt.one.l N. Mctley Wm.

Juhn H. riNNTRTY, W. E. Popi'e Co Fl'TTjIRUAN, Turco Am bacco Co CK.LIjMA". M.

Kusage Co OOR'inSKT, JC. "Pie. K.c Uia Satiia OAHVnV, M. J. cm HKAItN.

Nora C.ir.r tiros, Y.MAN. L. A Man K. Co Jr! R. and A Montauk Urewlng IShacH.

Ralph Rnn Kim JOHNSON, L. lar-i-i Kr.AT't'S. M. fumnioncli and (J. rwlft Co Xt-Sil.

Rabeeca Pe-T'l'-. KI LL. L. E. Unlto 1 Wine and Trading teYu rb a til.

Kv. Cu roan IJNS. II. and 1 Isor. LA.AKIJ.

K. O. Wllcos.n XJAZ-CO, K. Wavls A LEVI TAN W. Oudrbr.xl Hrt- SiSPCl.

Anr.to lUankur-f NELSON. V. ano W. li execi-t i r. and Kiithryn.

administratrix-S. H. Keai- Irif and others NA1LE. P. Ktliy OPITZ.

Henrietta N.tprs!lii. OLCHOrF. tn a Ft ManhattaiiTllt- St. Nicholas Av. Ky.

cos's PRYOU A. Am "ard c.ts. favin RCTKKY David nn Sarah-Tht-rntun N. M'diey fiiM1.0.S, Jules Reiaura.it I cists SPANNER. Chas.

1). 51. Koehlor Pon Co. SHAPIRO. IoMlaS-StstaUarut.

u.llLKfSlNCiJCK. Leo. receiver Max Raf -i-aport coi'ts KTKINFKLD. Jo'-oh Lubricants Co. of N.

SMITH. Eliia Caro H. Hanson. Slh'r'ELMAN. IoriM Mottht vv J.

Cohen TAl'SPIH. Oscar Wm. Kelly TEITELRAI-'M. Jacob H. It.

U. WICilHE. Kreuerick H. S-iuth tixford Co SELLECK MFO. CI I.

Pest Color ITrss CITY RY. CO. Helena Wctxcl- the f44 73 1-HI c9 64S 115 117 14G 1.0.W 51 M17 110 2 05 1 tj.V ZU7 70 sx 1-'d 113 121 RSS 270 S44 12 W'J 2-jo 1 -l; 11 'I c.v: .11.5 11 an 121 2t5 58 T. r'43 i.io 7 447 T. 6 71 114 1HE CITY OF N.

Y. Ambrose K. R. R. CO.

OF N. J. Kashted G. Sa- leehv. costs HOl'EDAIE ELECTRIC CO.

Electric Ptoraae lle.ttery costs LEX REALTY CO. Eune J. Wohl THE Kt.irRTEE.NTH STREET STOKE Huns PATRICK H1KSCH CO. Albert fc. Bard VICi'maV-HINERY' CO.

J3S. V. P.Tpe. MAN- RY. CO.

51. Soallon, costs BME Fenrr WoMcra. costs MKT. ELEV. UY.

CO. Fiances M. costs SAME Henry Wohlere. coats 13 46 111) 171 2J'l 3 tH 70) O.V.t 115 llfj in Satisfied Judgments. The first name Is that of the debtor, the second that of the crel.tor.

and date when was filed: AUBOTT. Augustus L. N. Downey. Jan.

ishs o-'J FAME Same, Jan. 15. lyry. Thomaa II -W. L.

Conway, Jiir.a 3. 1N3U, c.n.el-d) "-T bOl.L. W. F. A.

L. Eastman. March 22, 11M6 324 OtKRIE, David and Alexander Mc- Kiwee A. LesBf-r. Oct.

21. 1Jj HARRIS. Louis 1 T. A. Leary, March 22 196 HELLRINO.

Ousta Peoole. Juno 1, Tlo6 j0 HARRIS Bertha-City of K. March 14 (vacated) MABER. Morrts. Samuel Pworkow it.

ard David Haber A. Olenick. March 27 1SKW (vacated) McFLFATRICK. John W. Plat- March 5.

Hl KOCKMORE. Iavld Hurger. June 7. l'J 1 r.ICHMAN. Samuel Rosenthal et Oct 12.

10-ts. (canceled) cS AIENIA IN5. CO. OF PITTBRl-RO. E.

Ring. March 21. loe. 'Canceled) I'M SAME Same. 5larch 21.

RKKJ. (canceled). l'J3 NEW YORK INCORPORATIONS. Sfrcial to Tke -Vrtr York Times. ALBANY.

April 11. Incorporated to-day: The Anartment Construction Company. New York cerltal, J25.0UJ. Directors Samuel Mand'el. lUory MandeU and J.

T. McCarthy; New York. The Manhattan Realty Comrany. New York capital. Directors Evers.ey CniMs Setaukct.

S. Cray and H. Terry Hail. Nt irk. Standard Audi; Company.

New York: capital. SISuohm. LMretrs A. Tufel. Map.ewood.

V. Houck. Whit. Mains; F. T.

New York. Oeneral Erectir. Company. Nf (structural and l.ridire work.) capital. rectors K.

K. McLaren. H. Oould. anJ 8 B.

Howard. New York. American Health Products Company. Fyra-eu. capltsl.

$130.0. rlrect-r J. Ot-eime M. Knox. New York, J.

E. Ratch-ford. V. IV Johnson, end W. O.

Pot. tiyra- CUH. Ths Boas River Realty Company. Brooklyn: capital. Directors Davtd Ooldber.

Mxrls Ue-aTtn. and Bernard Blumenflold. bnok; a. NV. Wurster Realty Ooanpany.

Brooklyn: cai-itai. $23,000. Direct otu-T. NV. Wurster.

P. Horwiil. and F. W. Wurster.

Brooklyn. Fycent Amusement Company. New York; Directors M. Hochsteln. Alfred Htrschield.

and Ma uric. Boom, New York. Standard Cordajre CVmpany. New York, (take over c-Tdar. and binder twine business of sndsrd R.r and Twin.

Company; capital. 12 Dtsi.iao. I -Hector Jsmes R. Clews. Charles Orvts.

A. B. Boardamn. Jules 8. Bache.

S. 9 Qiliesple. Newman Erto. Edward P. Genuntt.

Charles Wilson NVIlllam J. Wollrcan. ljroa A. Dekernay. New York; Samuel O.

Thompson. Philadelphia. Northumberland County Realty Company. Brooklyn capital. fISo.issJ.

Directors M. L. McLaughlin. Brooklyn; J. V.

Leahn-. J. S. Kiloe. tfunbury.

Penn. Tha Ind. Gold Mlnin Company of New Tork City, (to operate In the Stat, of Durano. Maalce;) capital. 1.000.sia Directors J.

Refers Maxwell, Samuel T. Peters. Henry H. Hollls'er. New York: T.

H. Watklna, Clar.nc. D. Slmison. ran ton.

Penn. The New York General Metal Works. New York, (to manufacture all kind of metal capital. H.M.i.iMt. D1rectos Jamas H.

Muerten-ahaw. Carolina F. Marsh. Lewis R. chult.

J. Paul Osylord. Albert H. Glaason. Charles M.

Maclena, Mervln MacKenxle, Ralph Breck, ic WoldcBbMK, New Xork City. EUROPE AH HOTELS. SAVOY i HOTEL LONDON. OVERLOOKING THE RIVER ANb EMBANKMENT GARDENS Never has the Press of England shown greater unanimity than in its praise of the additions and improvements to the Savoy Hotel, London, upon which have been spent upwards of one million pounds sterling. The new building is characterized by extreme luxuriousness.

The Times. The magnificent buildings of the Savoy make a truly noble shovr. Daily Telegraph. The building is palatial the greatest possible comfort combined with luxury. Morning Post.

One of the most sumptuous and costly interiors in London. Daily Graphic. A remarkable addition to the architecture of the Strand. Standard. All is peace and refinement.

Pall Mall Gazette. The last word in hotel luxury and magnificence. Westminster Gazette. of the most luxurious and one of the mos't comfortable hotels in the world. Referee.

The most striking innovation in building which London has seen of recent years. II arid. A scale of luxury hitherto unattempted ili any hotel in London. Nexv York Tribune. More beautiful than ever.

Morning Leader. A delight to the eye no lavish ness seems to have grudged. Sportsman. One of the handsomest of London edifices. Globe.

Elegance and artistic character are: everywhere. Nothing has been omitted that could conduce to the comfort and content of the visitor. Ladies' Field. The most beautiful hotel in Europe. Outlook.

An ideal home for twentieth century London Queen. The great pile of buildings included in this latest addition to the architectural sites of London forms a combination of luxury and beauty which cannot be surpassed in the wide world. The New Savoy is a vast a thousand solendours. of a thousand surprising and delightful innovations. Nothing that could contribute to the comfort, the smooth- neis, and the joy of hie is wanting which the inventive genius 01 America and Europe could supoly, or that the taste and skill of the world's schools i of art in all its branches could furnish.

The place is, in its way, a very triumph cf genius. Its match is not to; be found in London, nor in Paris, nor, indeed, in any capital of this little! planet. To do it justice in a nee-iessarily brief article is' impossible. Having rambled through its glorious salons and galleries, and ante-chambers, up and down marble staircases noble breadth, beneath panelled ceilings, adorned in relief with exquis-Ute golden tracery, one feels all this royal magnificence, this opulent I beauty, might -well inspire a volume which should be bound in white satin and gold. Western Mail.

MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS. St'tial to Tn iVrtr York Timet. PAN FRANCISCO, April Official clis-1ns for mining stocks to.day and yeauiUay were a. follows: Wod. Tue.

W.I. Tucs. A it a OS L. W. Con.

.07 17 A Con. .12 .11 .20 25 1 25 .31 .39 .16 1 1 .01 .07 or. .12 Mexican ii Oicil. Con. 1H Ophlr 5 37H 3 S7t Anics Helcher .20 lt.t A- Rel.1.23 lruillon 31 'aWiunla .37 vf.il.

Chollar 17 Confidence. C. Si VI. 35 Con. .1 Crown Point Overman 1:1 Pot oS I 2I Favaire 1 00 .11 .19 Sirrra Nov.

12 .22 .11 .11 Ht. IOUlS. .011 I'nlon rtah .02 Yel .1:1 .15 Silver bars. Drafts, slfiht .021, .02, .05 ould C. Hale Nor.

1.20 Julia 12 Jut-lice iS Kv .00 .05 Xlcxi'-an dollar were unchanged at 5t51. TONOPAH DISTRICT STOCKS. CLOSE.) Wed. Tues. W'td.

Tues. dnms 07 'Midway 2.0 2 iii.nii 14 .17 North tlnvnt ..5.25 (12 Ohio Tonoih .43 Vif'R N. .55 Bulirg. 51. Co.

55 lledtnp 1.70 1.75 CashlKiy .13 Sandstorm ..1.13 120' l)iv 1 00 St. Ives 33 .3 l)aiy 4H sstrlnway 42 .44 Oiaufi Cin. .4" Tramp 110 1.15 Uixic Jian. Fcllpse 1 1 ttt Mm. Creso't.

.27 .1 tl Anchor 1 1.O0 Man. Dexter. .91 Crown 40 Man. Lit. Joe, 10 M.

.44 52. Man. Carson. .12 .12 jlonje 22 .23 Man Brocho. Jim Hutler.

1 25 l.SO Musianc IS .15 Jumbo 1 1.05 Van. Mln. Co. .14 Kendall scyler .111 .28 71 77 Man. I'.

Nut. .60 .53 Montana 2.87 2. DO' Jersey Service Corporation Note. The Public Service Corporation of New Jersey has sent circular letters to the stockholders offering; them subscriptions to the Issue of $0,230,000 convertible sold notes authorized at the annual meeting on Thursday. The notes, which are of si.oito each, will be dated May 1.

and will bear 5 per cent. lnteresL They will become convertible Into stock at the option of the holder May 1. 1900. Bill to Stop Stock Watering Reported. ALBANY.

April Merrill bill, which compels railroad companies to apply to the State Railroad Commission for permission to issue stock, was reported out to-day. This measure was introduced in the belief that watering of stock would be prevented to some extent and also that it would put up to the commission to decide whether inera-ers similar to the Ryan-Belmont combination shall be effected. THE UNITED SERVICE. Sftcicl to Tk Xnr Yerk Ti-ts. The Army.

WASHINGTON. April 11 Major E. Russell Ul proceed to New York City on ofrtclal business to the manufacture of abma-rln cable, and on completion of this duty will V'veMt- I. relieved frorn farther treatment at the Oeneral Hospital. Washing-ion Barrack.

and d.talled a. an acting Ouar-terniaatir. He will proceed to 6ettl. and re-Mrt i Mtjor Wlnthrop 9. Wood for la his office and assignment as Quartermaster and acting ComnlHary on the uanspoH Dlx uSon hsV armal at Seattle, relieving Capt.

A cSnsto. who will report to the Military Academy for order. Capt. Heidi will m.k. voyages on th.

transport Dlr from Seattle to Manila and return. Cant H. Wilson la detailed aa a member of board of officer, at Fort Jay appointed Mareh 20. vie Major Richard. rallvl.

Viator XI. dandy, Surgeon, Is relieved frotn duty at -Port Wayne aad will report to ihi Surgeon Oeneral for temporary doty In his nf fire and upon completion thl. doty wtU JrSlawd W4-TFtnt, as h.ret.for. orderad. Movementt of Naval Vessels.

5 fecial Tk iN'rts Vsrs Ti'wm. Arrived FloHda. at F.rnand1na; Arkansas and Nevada, at Jacksonville; Truxtun and Warden, at Guantanamo; Galveston and Chattanooga, at Colombo, stalled Newport, from Mont. Ct-UM fcr Ran Juan: Yankea. from Mont.

Crf-r for Kingston: Fad uiah, from kloule Crlstilfor Ouaata- THE TOUK EUROPEAN HOTELS I Europe. Write Town and Country Travel Bu- reau. 2l Fourth New York, for 11-riuftrated llooklct on The Gordon Hotels. Ltd. AUCTION' SALES.

Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms 333-341 Fourth Avenue, S. E. Cor. 25th St. Wm.

B. Norman, AuctV TO BE SOLD at Absolute Public ibale on This day, Friday, Saturday, APRIL 12, 13 and 14, at 3 o'clock. Large Important Collection of Ancient Glass and Other Antiques, Greek. Class, Scarabs, Coins, Vases, Beads, Intaglios, Bronzes. Tanagra i Figures.

Catalogue carefully compiled by Geo, H. Olcott, of Columbia University. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT THE i understarned will sell at public auction at I the Kx hanse Salesroom, Nos. 14-16 Vesey St-eet. In the Borough of Manhattan.

City of New York, on the 13th day of April. 104. at 12 o'clock noon that day. the following life Insurance policies: No. lOtll Issued by Life Association of America.

No. 631S Issued by American Union Life Insurance of Xi-w York. No. 1475 Issued by Pecuritv Trust Life Insurance Company. No.

lsru-ri by The Columbian National Life Insurance Company. Nd. 74079 Issued by The Oermanla Life Insurance Company, Nos. SSIia and Issued by United Btates Life Insurance Company, No. 3141 Issued by Brooklyn Life Insurance Company, Nos.

20)13289 end Issued by New York Llf. Insurance Company, Nes. 1252(7 and S507 Issued by The Equitable Life Assurance iclety of the United i States. Nos. 300767.

2i. a7. and 426337 Issued by Mutual Life Insurance Company or New York. No. 4002S1.

40'291. avnd 4088(0 Issued bv Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association. No. 7771 Issued by Knights Templars and Masons Llf. Indemnity Company of Chicago, and No.

JS4(I3 lasued by National Life Insurance Company, which latter policy Is subject to a lien cf J7.000. Further particulars can be obtained at the office of the Auctioneers, No. 16S Broadway. N4w Tork City. L.

J. PHILLIPS COM PA NT. Auctioneers. tnrage Notice. J.

at J. W. Wllllama, 33 West 64th New Tork, to Mr. or or Mtas Woodward. Ryan.

Draker. Wallace. Donohue. Eason. Cohen, O'Connor, NVeber.

Morgan. Moore Washlncton, Carroll, Smith. Lutz, Devlin lirandln. Tvler. Gorl.

Toblaa. Oppenbetm, Hill. Maas. Rablnowlts, Hancox. KltchelL Murray.

Murphy. Oreen. Carberry. Keane. H-irn, Sheppard.

Merrltt. Oardner. K.lly. Flschman. Younger.

Galloway. Brown: Tou srs hereby notified that th. tlm. for payment of th. lien we bold upon your carpels.

ma stored by you In our warehouse having expired after due notice has been given you. such property will be sold at public auction on Monday. April 23d, lWsl. at Floyd, Grant aV auction rooms. 1.074 Broadway, New York, unless charge, ar.

paid before. J. J. Williams. S4O.O0O.0O WORTH OF WOOLENS AND CLOTHING.

Charles Shongood. U. 8. Auctioneer. Sells Friday.

April 13. At 10 80 A. At 113-113 Leonard New Tork. tartr. stock of above, consisting of suits, raincoats, about 30,000 yards of woolans.

In cashmeres, fancies. cheviots, clays, worsteds, serges, thlbets. etc. Above merchandise la all this season's production, and merits the attention of the entire trule. Will be sold In large lots to dealera BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

i Lrt bm s.11 your patent: booklet mailed flf-IMB years patent sales delusively. Cmll. or telephone. William B. Hoyt.

palant salsa specialist. 2M0 B'way. N.w Torg. Architect having large ellentel. can learn of profitable business where prestige, not tn(ney, 1.

required. Address Fireprooflng. Box 111 Times Downtown. Dentist or doctor's offlc. su'tabls for specialist larg.

light room, attendance and appointments; up-to-date. Address Owner, West 6th St. A brotrler and alstw desire th. management of mall respectable hotel; expwiancwl. and first-class reference.

Box 305 Times, Time. TBTES. THURSDAY, 'ArRTL' 100G. SPRUTQ KESOBTS. SKTV JERSEY.

Asbary Park. ASBUR TO SPEND YOUR i EASTER HOLIDAYS. Spacious Glass Enclosed Casino and Arcade Directly on the Ocean, HIGH CLASS MUSIC Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths. v.if?-a&i Sf5 till tav-. iv mixj Leading all-year-round Hotel.

160 bedrooms, single or en suite, with private baths; private dining room for dinner parties. Thoroughly modernised. Evening dinners. orchestral Concert. A.

M. gKXTOM. GRAND AVENUE HOTEL Under New Ownership and Management. 20O rooms, single or en suite, with bath; large sun parlor, smoking and card rooms, steam heat, electrlo light, gas, and all moucrn Book'et. JOHN HUBBARD.

Prop. CARL BROUNSON. Mgr SUNSET HALL. Open for the Reason June 23d. Enlarged.

Remodelled, and Modernlied. Telephone -in rooms. Evening dinners. Orchestra. Booklet.

H. J. J. W. ROCK A FELLER.

8T. NORTH ANBURY PARK. Grand and Seventh Avenues. Steam beet and thoroughly moder-clred. Booklet.

Telephone. 3. FLYNN. verfcl htt-X ITT I C.L 1 C1M IN I Grand Avenue. Home corr.fort for the taster ncitaays moderate rates.

Booklet. c. iv. i t. r- i i SEW 1 i 1 Klegantlv firnished apartment.

private bath (1 SO dallv; Includlrs ineala. two, $26 one. flO. Th 'un Rensselaer, 15 East mi Ft'. Long Island.

"The Island Beautiful" LONG ISLAND The lceal territory for a Summer or Permanent Home. miles of ooast line on ocean. Bound. nC bays. Trending est and wett.

Is cooled in Summer, by tha prevailing south winds fiom thj ocean. Unexcelled surf and Stillwater bathing, boating, automobillng, and golfing. "long Island Summer Resorts." a book-et containing list of Hotels and Boarrtlng House. lUso list of real eitate agsnls. free on api-llcation st L.

I. R. R. ticket Astor House, 120 Broadway. HIJ Sixth Ave cor.

3(lth Fifth 674 Ave. and 61 West 12-Vh New Tork; 333 Fulton Brooklyn, or mailed on receipt of 4 oents pcstig. by HOWARD li. SMITH. Oenl As' L.

Ii 2 Ftf'h Ave N. Y. City. PHOSPECT HOUSE, Shelter Island HeisrUta. X.

Y. N.w York office for booking. Metropolitan Building. No. 1 Madison Room 3.004.

U. P. HATHAWAY. Prop. See L.

1. It. li. Time Tables. Dro-axvllle.

HOTEL GRAMATAN BRONX VI LLE, WESTCHESTER N. Y. X1PEN ALL THE YEAR. The most aeiignuui no a aort near -sw i oi k. ew and loour-in, um-plete In every detail of service and equipment.

nlii.t AvTtiKlve ..) minutes from Grand Central 'via Harlem Division N. Y. C. SO trains dal'v, Send for new lllutrated booklet. Also I C.arden City Hotel.

Csrden City, L. I. Props. Manhanset House. Khelter Island.

L. I. KEW JKREY. Atlantic City. HOTEL MAJFJSTIC.

Virginia Av. and Beach. Capacity. 000; elevator private baths: sun parlors; steam heat, etc; S10 up weekly: (2 up dally: booklet. Samuel A.

Lll.s. RHOEHSJIX. vira-lnta. near Beach. Convenient to Board walk.

Piers, etc. L. A J. IPPERLEIN. Brown's MUla.

THE i INI INI Browns-Mllla-ln-the-Pines. i New Jersey, 2H hours from New York. Driest cl-'mate In th. East. 10 to 15 degrees warmer than New York City.

Trains leave New York week day. via Pennsylvania A. M. arrive Browns Mills 12:35. rialnfleld.

Plainfteld Sanitarium. PHInfleld. N. J.T -fleeted Watcliung Mountains. Chronic and nervous caes.

No insane, open all the year. Booklet. Telephone 84. PES XSYLVA.VIA. Where you can catch trout.

THE NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN. Attractively located in Pocono Mountains; modern Improvements: 3 hours from New York. oklet W. D. PRICE.

P. O. Canadensis. Pa. Crtsc-o Lackawanna R.

R. SEW EXGLASD. ST0CKBRIDGE Hed Una Inn Now Open. Heatton Hail last of June. Iass.

In th. hfrfmures A. T. Treadway, Prop. FOR SALE.

SAFES New and second-band of all kinds and makes; safes bought, axchanaed. and repaired. VOKK SAFE LOCK formerly J. M. Most-man.

S5 Maiden Litis. Tel. 14-13 John. POST CARDS 5.i colored st cards, no alike. post paiu; (ruin aollcltad.

PRYOR'S. 104 W. Hd under the stairs. Typewruera. AH makes rented and Kept in oroer; riooona un.

from 20 to leas than prlea. F. S. W.bster 10 Park Place. Tel.

W570 Cortd. Desks, rolltops, partitions, railings, tables. safes, letter presses, counters, shelvlngs; store, oftlces fitted; 4uO dozen chairs. Finn Cfntr. St.

fl cash payment secun-s new Wellington visible typewriter; balance may be paid in small weekly Installments. William. Mfg. iU6 Broadway. Gentlemen', clothing to order on fl weekly payments; perfect fit; fine material.

Exchange Clothing 2x Broadway. Rooms 8 and 4. pwj t'jvyj' 8 months rent applied a ri 1 1 a "tl pis 0,1 General Typewriter, rented. up; installments, repairing. Telephone 5t8U Cortlandt.

CcDlral Type-I writer Exchange. Sua Broadwair. Mirrors, large: and email, framed, un framed bargains; for. any purpose. Lyons.

142 W. 30. INSTRUCTION. THE WHIPPJ-E SCHOOL OF ART II 1 nstration. 804) STII AV.

Evs Classea, DQUS AND BIRDS. For Bale Ssveo beautiful Airedale terrier cup-pies, three month, old: sire Cllpedal. Jerry th. Fourth, dam Imported Lady Anita by Champion Monarch. S.

H. Kilmer. Box ho Waterbury. Conn. PATESTS.

Patents promptly procured: advice Tree: send tot ha ad hook. Edgar Tata A Co 24ft Broadway. I I 4 i spsnro rxsosts. UGWJEHSCt. Aahary -Park.

-PARK, HOTEL MARLBOROUGH i Grand Avenue. THE MINOT HOUSE. NOW OPEN. SELECT SERVICE. BOOKLET CAPT.

J. MTNOT. THE WESTMINSTER. Fourth Avenue, 1 block from Ocean. Open for the Season 19045.

Booklet 6. 2. VAN WICKLSC GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, Second Avenue and Ocean. Special rates for Eaat.r holidays. Bookl.t.

A. TERHUNQ. THE BUCKINGTIAM. Grand and Summerfleld Avs. 1 sun parlor, steam heat.

(Special rates for th. r. tuner no. mays. Booklet.

DET CASPERSON. Atlantic City. HOTEL RUDOLF, ATLANTIC CITY. NEW JERSEY. Directly nn the Beach.

Lcial and Icr.g-dla- tanc. telephone. In rooms. and K'tro-j plans. 400 view rooms, 100 suites, with private sea-water Artesian well.

I cbsolutely pure. Orchestra and weekly social I features. Capacity 1.0t. Spring rates. CHAS.

R. MYERS. Owner. I Mr. J.

R. Palmer, repret the I will be at the Hotel Savoy dally. 11 to 1 A. T. to 6.

and 7 tu P. M. to make cokings and I give Information. Phon. No.

10(iJ Plaza. HOTEL DENNIS Open all the year. Fireproof addition of 100 Rooms and hatha. Hot and cold sea water in all baths. WALTED J.

EL'ZBT. CHALFONTE Atlantic City, N. J. ALWAYS O-f-klN. On th.

Beach. Fireproof. Send for Literature. TUB -LEEDS COMf AXT. ADDON HALL ATLANTIC CITT.

N. J. Always Open. t)n Orc-ln Front. Courteous Attention.

Homelike Surroundtaga. Every Comfort. Booklet and Calendar on explication. LEEDS A- LIPPINC0TT. SPECIAL EASTER RATE, $3.00.

Three davj over holidays. American plan. mRFRKFTFYATLANTIC ity-s best ULRiVLLl XNO FINEST MOPERATK PRICE HC I EL. Kentucky beach and all attractions; st 'am heated 1 comfort; unexcelled cuisine; rates. $10, fl2.

S1.1 wmk. ly. Capacity Hooklei. A. (-.

HOLM HOTEL TRAYMORE ATLANTIC CITY. Overlooking the Ocean. Open All the Tear. TRAYMORE HOTEL CHAS. O.

MARQUETTE. D. S. WHITE. Manager.

President. HOTEL PIERREPONT, Ocean end New Jersey Atlantic City. N. J. TJ An wllli wafMI- Kj.

1 1 Spring rates X. Y. office. Hotel Car! ton. Telephone.

2,400 Columbus. A. C. McCLELLAN A SON. HOTEL GLADSTONE.

Dlrectlv on th. Bach. eea water In all runnln-r wster tn uuit- rooms; sun parlor overlooking the Boardwalk; elevator, etc. e-r mm rciirunuii.c -House. 2th St.

and B'way. N. J. COLLINS. SEASIDE HOUSE.

Atlantic City, N. J. Best Location on the Ocean Front. F. P.

COOK 4 SON. HOTEL NEW ENGLAND So. Carolina Av. and the beach, near pi.r. and attractions; enlarged and Improved: larg.

sunny rooms; prlate baths; elevator; lun parlor- tabi. and superior; special Spring terms. BRYAN A WILLIAMS. HOT 15 I a Michigan Avenue. Cloe to Beach.

Special Eaater Excursion for 810.00. You can spend Easter Sunday in Atlantic City at The Edison, from Saturday night to Monday morning. Ratlroad fare, and hotel expenses! I Uid eA pp lya tjmceJJnor1Prop. THE: BERESfORD. Maryland 2d house from beach.

One Mock from Mtel Pl.r. ADDOlntments complete. Cuisln. unexcelled 3relal Soring ratea. CHARLES PEASE.

WOTRI SHORE HAM. VlrglnU near Beach. Capac. JloO. 10 to $17 weekly.

$2 to S3 daily. Steam heat. Els-ator. Private baths. 'Phones.

Booklet. W. Cotton. BERKSHIRE INN. SZViiJJSiSSS 800 Private Elevator.

Every modern convenience. to 16 weekly. II up dally. J. O.

A J. E. Dickinson. HOTEL SENATE, ATLANTIC CITY. N.

J. H. P. DOTT. Propr.

THE WESTMINSTER, Ocean end Kentucky special 8prins; fS to ,15 weekly; steam heat; sun parlor. booklet. Chas. Buhre. R.

31. S. P. JAMAICA Special twelrs-day trip to Jamaica and return, lnclud- CM.0N Fast and commodious steamers of Round trip. Sl-W; gTO SOUTHAMPTON weekr trip via West Indie.

81 TS and HOO pi ATA April 14 ORINOCO. Sfvt Sir 61TAOCS. i 1 2 The Royal Mall Steam Packet pWr 60 N. foot Wat 12th St. SANDERSON SO.

22 State BL.N.T. SOUTHERN PACIFIC XLASTIC STEAMSHIP LISES. KEW YORK KEtf ORLEAKS SERYICE exa-r TIME SUPERB SERVICE. CUISINE. BERTH AND MEALS INCLUDED IN RATE ON STEAMER.

From Pier 25. North River. EA-ERY WEDNESDAY. AT NOON. Cha'mette April IS Proteus.

May 2 Comia Si.Chalmette. at New Orleans with rail lines for coVnts LAJUISIANA TEXAS. NEW MEXICO. ARIZONA. CALIFORNIA.

Inquire 84 Broadway. New York. rXWYOKK aa i (T-EWTRAIa. KUOSON RIYER R. 0.

Trains depart froia Oraojd Central Btatloaw BUrssn. Nsw York, aa follows: All Uurou-gh train except thos4 lsavuag al 8:30 A l.Oi a0. a 40. 11 aoi P. M-.

stop at 126th crre.1 to raceivs iiassengrrs ten aaiav utes after leaving Grand Central tftatioa. tetau A. STATB EXPRESS. Most famous train in th. world.

8 A. M. "FAST MAIL 4 baura C3U-. cago. SO (SO A M.

eOAY EXPRESS. I lrta P. M. THE BEOOND EMriRH. P.

SPEC1AU. HK p. THWF.TERN LIMITED P. M. 2TH CENTURY LIMITED.

To Chicago In is hours yl N.sr York Central and Lake Fhcrf. StjIOp. M. A LBA AND TROY FLT 4KJ P. M.

HLDBON RIVER PECIAle. 4iZ40 p. M. THE WOLVERINE! P. M.

"FAST MAIL. Fcr Albany. 6t0 P. M. -LAKE SHORE I.IMITED-Hr hor train to Chlearo.

AU rnillxnaa cars. 80 P. CINCINNATI FT. LOUIS LIMITED. All Pullmaa cars, iOO p.

M. WESTERN EXPRESS. Trm P. "MONTREAL EXPRESS. 7lXO A MONTRJtAX.

EXPRESS. 1 rOO P. CTT ALO. NIAGARA rAlXS. CLEVELAND TORONTO iSPEClAU Il20 p.

M. "WEfTERN NEW YORK EXP. M. PACiriC EXPRESS. lliSO p.

al. 'CHIC AGO and BT. LOTHS EX. Except Sunday. Except Monday.

HARLEM DIVISIOJl. 8 A. M. and P. M.

oally. I Bandar, to Plttatleld aad Kurt- A da Baa. Baatday at A. M. I Pullman car.

en all through train a Train, illuminated with Ptntsch light. Ticket offices at 148, 281, 4l. and t.SM Proadwsy; 23 Union Bq. S75 Columbus 73 West 126th Grand Central and 125th Bu Stations. New York: 4B3 and 'Jfi Fulton Bland lu Broadway, Brooklyn.

1 Telephone tno 8vin Btreet for New Torm Central Cab Service, Baggag. be iked fraca hot.I or residence by Waatcott Express. A. H. SMITH.

C. r. DALY. G.n'1 Manager. PassT jTrafOc Mgr.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD (New Tork Central Hudson R. Lessee.) Trains leave Franklin St. Station! New York, aa follows, aad 16 minutes later loot of West 4id N. R. 1 til :20 A.

Mountain and Mohawk Express. 1:00 P. M. Chlcsga Express. 1:26 P.

Con. Llm for ChlL A Sl.Ltrula. P. M. For Clevel Chi.

00 P. For Det A t. Lou's. 9r45 P. M- For N.Fi' s.Oet Chi.

Dally. tDally except t.ur.'1-t. Btggag. checked from hotel or residence ay Westcott Expr -s. A H.

PMTTH. C. T. VLT. Gen'l Manager.

Pass" Trafflo Mgr. LEHIGH VALLEY. foot of Wwt 3sd A. Cortlandt and Beii. -oases St.

B. Dally, Exc pi ounciay. ganday cilia. dU.45. i.8d Bi.SS.

X5 45. I Lv N.Y..B .5. ei.0 am t4.10P t3 Msach Chunk Locals BuOalo tipro- kLuk luiiviiiu Viiuca CuuuK. kulcloo Locs: wllkas-uarre Ell'XIl Local VestlbnleKx mi grryiii tbai 5 43r X5.40PM x5.40p Tickets and Puilinsu acoumotloti at .14. 11, Si and VJM Broad sy.

1 3th ts Union So. West. N.Y.: S2t, 348 and 81 Fnlton SkO Broadway, an 3 oot Faltoa Prooklyn. Y. Iranafar Co.

wl! 1 call for and check baggag. Special Passenger Service, BY MOST LUXURIOUS OF LEVIATHANS. PLYMOr'-fil ClIrJKbOCRa Bluect.er, April 1P.2PM K.iserin A. 24 Deutsc.hUnd.Ap.28,7AM Deutschlan.l May 31 Amertka. May 10, 8 June 7 14 Among special features of these ships: Grill Room.

Ritx-Carlton Restaurant a ii carte, elevators. Gymnasium. PalraUarden. Eieciris Baths. Twin Screw Passenger Service.

DOVER (LONDON OR PARJS; HAMBURG. Large Twin Screw Vessels of 14,000 tons. Superb l-aaaenger accommodations. Rura(ne iAp. U.IOAM 'Pretoria.

12 Penn vanla. Ap.21.4PM Woldersee. May 19 Batavla.Arr-2f.( AM Oceunn May 2l Patricia. May 6.2:30PM Pcnnsy.vanla June 2 Via Plymouth and Cherbourg. Mediterranean Service.

TO NAPLES AND QSNOA. Oskar April 10 tMoltke June 12 tilo'tke April 28 P. Adalbert. 19 Adalbert May 8'P. July 17 C-skar June tMoltke July 24 fCalla Gibraltar, haa Grill Room, Gymnasium.

Summer Cruises to the Norwegian Fjords, North Cape. Spitzbergen, Iceland and European seaside resorts. Send for programme. Til WELI.I.HR CHRfK' ISSUED Bit THK COM 4 JfV. OFFICE.

81 BROADWAY. N. Y. Phone Rector! Piers. Hoboken.

AMERICAN LfNE PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG SOUTHAMPTON Phila 14. 10 A. May 12; Jane 9 St 21. 9:30 A. M.

May IP: June 16 New or Apr. 28. 9:30 A. M. May Jun 21 St l-uls May 5, 0:30 A.

June June ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE NEW YORK-LONDON DIF.ECT-P.er SO. N. R. MINNETONKA Apr 14. lo A.

M. May 12 MF3AH I Apr. 21. 9 A. M.

May 1 MINNEAPOLIS Apr 2 8 A. M. M.y28 MINNHHAHA May .1 P. M. June 2 RED STAR LINE DOVBH.

ANTWERP. (LONDON. PARIS.l 15 10 A May 12; June ft 7eelsnd Apr. 21. 5 P.

May Jun. 18 Finland 2. 8 20 A. May 28: June 23 Vaderland. -May 6.

1 P. M-: June 2: June WHITE STAR LINE -TkT NEW YORK. QUEEN8TOWN. LIVERPOOL. Xfslestlc.

lo. 10 A. M. May is; June 13 20. 4 P.

May 18, Jun. 15 Oceanic Teutonlo TO Apr. 23. 6:30 A. Mav 2.1 May 2.

10A. M. Mav 3f: June 27 4. 2 T. M.

Jane 1: Jun. -xi 9. 8 A. Jun. July 4 MEDITERRANEAN VIA AZOllES.

FROM NEW YORK: BFPUBLIC. -Apr. 21. 8 P. M.

May 31. Oct. 18 SoETIC May 10. 10 A. M.

June 21; Aug. 4 ('ROM BOSTON ROMANIC. 28. 1:30 P. M.

June July CANOPIC. 19. 1A.M.; June 30; Aug. 11 CAW passenger Offices. 9 Broadway.

Feht Offices. Whitehall Bldg Battery Place. Pact Evriress Service Fastest and ott Laxorioas af LcvUthsas. PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG BREMEN. Kefsir Apr.

17. lO Ail, K. Wm.ILMayfci. AM Wnlll AM 5 AM Wrlt (J.8AM Kaiser Jun. 12.

10 AM eZajr 16. 10 AmIk. Wm.II..Junel,3 AM Twin Screw Passenger Service. BREMEN DIRECT Chemnlts.Apr.12. 10 AM Trave.

2, 10 AM Svdliis. AM tBarbaroaaMaiiaiOAM Sain. Apr 2. 10 AM 10 AM titorfM't Mir 1.10 AM Rheln 17. 10 AM Calling al Plymouth and Cherbourg.

Mediterranean Service. GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA Lnls. AAA K. Lulse.May 19. 11AM Jtmar Apr.21.11 AM K.Albert.

June 2. 11 AM 2S.11AM V. Irene. June 18. HAM Irene 'May 12.

11 AM Luise.Jun. 23.11AM anihT-altar and Naples only. Fron? Bremen Piers. 3d ani 4lh Hobok.a. OTILRICHS A No.

Broadway. X. Y. Louis IL Meyer. 45 South Third Ft Phlla.

LINE Trom Piers 61-62 North Klver. TO LlVEKPOOL vas Ql'EENHTOWJT. TMeaJj-S Apr.14 0 A Campanla A pr.2S. 9 AM V-TSria Apr-21. 2 PM.Etrurla...

May 5. noon -t-TeoTla' 'API T24. 3 PMiCarmarta MavH.2 PM aiBRALTAR 0E.N0A NAPLES-ADRIATIC New Modem Twin-Screw tflmt: CAKPATHIA. 24. 4 I' M.

June 12; July Jl 22- Jul Aug. 28 29. 10 A. July 17; Sept. 11 Vnnlv for illustrated booklet, describ.n interesting trip through Mediterranean and Adriatic.

Vernon H. Brown, O. ptate optosite the Battery. OLLAND AMERICA LINE WT7T 4iWK Rfj i LKDAaL via tUju(osTs. lCfc nM AmXsm mm mm i 1 1 11a.

mm ma mt 1 1 1 Tl as TT niuvani-p saw aw-we Apr. 16. Noon-Hyndam. May V. 5 A.M.

dVm.APr"5 SAM pStsdam.Mny H.IO AM 23.5 AM ksw iwin-scw hew Amsterdam fSerTlst.red tons, 30.400 tons dlsplacem.nl Ir? Apr. 25. May SO. July 4. Aug.

16., "ANpHORrfLINE GUsjlow via Londonderry Astoria. 14. nooa Fumessa, April 2. Boon CoiumbU. April jCaled May 6.

8 PM AND WEEKLY THERtAFTER. Cabin 850t, 2d Cabin 835. 8d Claaa 827 0 and op. aaoordlug to accommodation and nip. For terms and Information apply to HKND fcR0 BKOTHK it S.

17-19 Broad way. 30T0URS TO EUROPE under supiior management: excellent advant-ase. Pall Tours Around th. World. Annual Oriental Cruise Feb.

7. Program Free, Fra nk lark, vo way, ora. LA Faat Itallaa Ltxw, Eaillas from Pier 84. North River, ft- of 24th fA. M.sIm and GesfM.

MscBasi iiartXicld A Caw i VTali St. ts.ii) Aa s'5l. ll 4" t3.iv rv XL PENNSYLVANIA I STATIONS FOOT OF WEST al NTT-THIRD HTREJE.T AND DE8BROHSES AND CORT 1 LANDT sTHaalB. I t-TTh. 'leaving time from Dssfcrrjs.es an Cortlandt Ktreets Is rl v.

minute. Later than that given baJow for Twenty-third ScrMt StatKxa. r'UH THawl TlM A. M. CHICAiKi SPECIAL.

A. M. ST. LOUIS LIMITED. fW Cdn- clnnaU anl St.

Lu.lls. lOtSS A. M. THH PENNSYLVANIA LIM-i IT ED. sour, tft Chlraga.

P. Mu CI1ICAOO, CINCINNATI. AND ST. KXFKI8S 3lSS P.M. PENNSYLVANIA hPECXAX.

IK liwtara a 1 leavs. 4S5 P. M. P. M.

CHK'AOO LIMITIUA. ST. LOUIS CINCINNATI" EX. PACIFIC EXI'RErlH. HfM f.

M. CLEVELAND AND CIN. EXP. Oo P. M.

PITTSRURHH PPEClATj. ASUIGTO. ASU TIIBiSOtTH. 5, -9 -rtV. 64, 'W A- 13.2a.

12 53. Con gr tea local LlrolUd." 4:23. MM. P. 12 Bight.

SundS. :25, IO 56 A.M.. lS.o. (3:25. Congrevaiona uww 3 25, 4:25, 4:65, 6 65.

:25 P. -tW Bight. SOITTHERN RAILWAY. P. A.

M. dally. ATUHTIC (YA7UNE- :10 A. M. dally.

ATLANTICCOA ST LIN :2 A.M. and 8 2SP.M daily. ST5A BOARD AIR INK. 12 2S P. and IS IO A.

ORFOLK WESTERN RAILWAY. 45 LIN I in CN-kT P. M. dally. CHESAPEAKE PHI9IiIJr WAT.

7:55 A M. week-daya snd 4 53 P. M. dally. FOR OLD POINT COMFOKT and Fyri- FOLK.

7 66 A. M. week-days ana dally. ATLANTIC A M. snd.l and 2 35 P.

M. wsek-dsra. Sundaj-a. a. M.

CAPE MAT. II P. Ml BROWN A M. weekdays. LONO BRANCH.

ANBURY PARK, (Oceai-Grove,) (North Asoory and Point Pleasant. 8:66 A. 12:25. 25 P. M-.

and 13:10 nigbt. waek-daya 6 an days, S.3S A M. and 4 55 P. al. FOM PIIII.AnKtPmA.

t2 Jtlt' 10:55. 10:15. 11:65 A. 12:25 11:55. 15.

2:10. 2-55. 86. 4:26. 4:85.

for -North PhllaUalphtav onlyl iM. North Philadelphia only) PMj. 12:10 "Igtit week-days. Sundays :06. 1 Ai.

8.25. 10 53, 10:55 A. 12:25. 6 1:65. 8:65, 4f25.

-4 for: Korta Philadelphia only. 4 6 T' 0:25 :63 for North! Philadelphia oris P. 12:10 BlrtL ClnlhC Oar. Ticket of-'lces. Nos.

4fll. l.X4. and roadway 12 5th fbel-w 2Sd iBt: 263 6lh Av. Hh St. .) 1 Aetof Hojaj, and statUin.

named above: Vrsoaly. 4 Faltoa Ft. Fulton M0 Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex fetation. Th. New Ynrk Transfer Cm'-any will rail for and check: basrsge from hotels and restdenr-s thnueh ta deatlnatlon.

Telephon. 641 Chelae for i-ennsvlvanta Railroad Cab Hervtce, W. W. ATTER3PRY. J.

R- WOOD. Manager. PsriCr Traffic Maasger. GEO. W.

BOY Oeneral Passenger Agent. READING SYSTEM NEW lulls EY CEXTitAL, R. I West 23d K. STATIONS. Foot ol Liberty N.

R. 23d Ht. leave, lea wliuie urntr, eaosx( a. noted by dcslgnaU-A- tuarka. UAtTUN.

BETHLLIll-M, MAl'CH CHUNK uO, 7:1. Kaatoa. IS A. 120. 4:40.

6:00. Eaatoo only P. M. 8uav. 1:00) 6.00, aad 8 WILKESBARRE AND SCRANTON 2:10 1:20, 6 OO P.

M. 8 undays. s4: A T.AKEWOOD AND LAKEHL'RST. TOMS RIV. Lake wood aad Lakehursl.

P. M. S0 A. ML. ln Lakewood nnl Lakehurst iTi.iwTiii A.

il P. la. LONVI BRANCH. APBt'RT SHORE POINTS 4 II 'SO A. g4 45.

5 HO, JI2 01. I ouadara, 4.W 8:00 A 4:00. 6 US T-a ATLANTIC. HLDS. AmlHT.

MO MOUTH usi ii 60. 11:30 A. ,1:30. 6:30. 8:34 -T -a -r-ai ft AA A sVJ A.

i I 'V 00. li a. a 5 OO. MiOO. m-l tiO.

:00. aa'ruk Hi) Kil P. 112:15 mJt. BALTIlfoRB AND WASHINOTON ta-nivu. i READINO.

HARRISBURO. CTTTS VTLLB. XSPVPir. villa, ll an ii. i a vuij.

ntw, Dally. tDaily except Sunday. hundsys. 1 Parlor cars only. tVla Tamsuua.

ai-scapt Saturdays. mDlnlng car. gSaiurday. oaly. From utwnj n.

onijr. i From Twenty-third -street S5 20 P. .12:20 P. P. ill AC.

9 XT k3 lit Llbertr West 23d A St OS KouSe. 26V, 434. I.JMjO, l.a54 -Broadway, 1S2 6tl 1,.. on tuh av v.l Union fuuars West, 2.708 279 Weet 125th 245 Coiumbu. A New York; B4X 'llvo j- lyn; 8W liroad way.

Williamsburg. Kw TorJ Transfer Co. cadis for and checks baggage tm destination. L. Vic.

Presk. A Cm. Mgr. Gen. Paasr.

Agsnt. 1 Baltimore Ohio Railroad aSa-a-sas -taw A aVl ROYAL. BLUE UIP4E. I EVLKY OTHER HOIK ON THE EVaW HOI' It" To BaJtlmors aad Washington. Leave New York City.

2it. 4. WAPH IM! I IM. nur.er. r.anun.

-f SABHINgTOJJ. Dlnr. Dally. WASHINGTON. Murrei.

ipny. I XT "ROYAL Diner, Dally. WASHINGTON. Wner. Dally.

6 0pm OOpra WASHINGTON. Buffet. Dally. pm WASHINGTON Sleepera.Dai1y.ll 60pm 12 IStrjl A tiny i iik HL i in New York City. rHICA(K), PiTTfrU'R'-r.

CHICAGO. LI-MBUS. PITTSBURG. CLEVELAND. "PITTSBURG LIMITED CINTL.

ST. LOUIS, LOL C1NTI ST. LOl IS. IliTiimi 12KMa' 8 6'pm 4:00 pat 6 SOpm :00 pm 11 12 ltn't Mm 1u GO am 6 60pm e.oopnt Br. IA.

i 5 vii. 434. 1.S00 Broadway, Astor House. V08 Greenwich 25 Union Souar. 801 Grand N.

843 Fulton Brooklysj West 22d St. and Liberty Pt. Afterg Sleeping Car Reservation, aivt full Information ''SYt-ffJt'iEi g'lx'g iy gray A a Ne v. York, Naw Havsn Hartford R.R. Trains devart from Grand Central Biatltm.

424 St. ahd 4th Av as follows for: BOSTON via New Indon mt Prov.t 11110)0. sllloXa A. rtllltOO. ti 10 iUSiOo P.

via Wllil-ni-tlc 1 18 A. f2 P. via feprl; ngfl.M-tl00 A M.Ltl12 0O. 4:00. ll KX) P.JaL Wcetter Wtchburg via I'utnam PTU.

Lakevllle A A. t8l P. M. Barrlngton. Btockbrldgy.

Lenox. PltUfl.ld-44 fx) 18:49 A. r. I Ticket Office, at cGrand Central Station aad uarV'. A-RTg Xte VroSU Fiiltcn I rallr 1Iivt Bu.days.

Stops at 136tsi fL IH'OM at lSth St. Sunday. nir. irmrtor rr umfted. VHmm Dining Car.l cfarlor aad HleIxul Car ncaota mtmrn.

FALL RIVER LINE Pare reuuero. On nestra on staarheis, Newport. FaU River A Providence. 1.6. Limited tlata mini, i atra.

new) ana Pilgrim leave Pier 19. N. R-. ft. Wsrren 8U.

week dsys and Sundays P. NOHWICH USE via N.w London. La. Pier 40. N.R..

ft. Clarkaon PL. week days only. AO M. Strs.

Richard Peck aad Mslne. NEW HAVEN USK Nw Haren Hartford, and North. Lve. Pier 2ofi R.f ft, ITT" 'ip' week days only. P.M.

Sir. Chester Oka pin. BRi 1H ETOhf LINK from Pier 50. L. ft.

Peck Slip, week days only.J "Ira A. and PT M. aist pl 16 P. M. ppOPixs IXW ET EYV YORK-ALBA r.

Bteamers C. W. MORSE" anil "ADIRON. DACK." alternating. Leav.

pier N. foot Canal P.M.. week das only; direct connection at Albaoiy with train to all point. EXCURSION I aijw a wis a aaa OHuikn. CorrespoBdlng raducatloa to alt N.w Engiaad r.

g. Satilng from r. in. ixminia EHTERPR1SE TRASSPORIATIOK CO. OO TO BOSTOX "THE VEW LINE.

gtr. rrana jonea. rea 6 P. Pi.r 2.E.R- Market. Ht.) Phonk 310S Orchard.

TROY SARATOGA or CITT OP Wast loth SL TROY leaves a p. M- exoeot Saturday. Direct rail road connection at Troy for .11 point, north and unaav east. Sunday touch a die Boats, Urn Pier 43. N.

R-. week days. 8 P. M. OLD DOMINION UNE i irmj-bl Tot Old Polat Comfort.

Norfolk. Portsmostm. r. rvr via -rvu. Pinners Point, and Newport News, Va, oonnocs.

irglala Beach. fV IIUBIk-e. xm. miwm ow- Freirtat and pru. eager suarrxn Mil frons Pier 2d, N.

foot of Beach SC. swsrr wsaa 1 ashingtosk. D. and oatlr. South aad Weak B.

B. Waits. Ties Pros. A Trams Mat. BYLINE I i i a.