The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1895, Page 3

| | MAGISTRATES SWORN Mayor Strong’s New Appointees Take the Oath of Offica Mr. Kudlich, “Formerly of Ho- boeken,” Was Among the Number. Makes Affidavit That He Is Now a Resident of New York. Mr, Herman Kudlich, of Hoboken-New York, had an unpleasant half hour in the Mayor's office to-day. Mr. Kudlich, whose father was a notable fighter in the Aus- tro-Hungarian revolution, was appointed @ City Magistrate along with eight other rentiemen representing every branch of Politics except the Platt sort, and Mayor Wtrong sent word to him yesterday to come around to-day and be sworn in. In the mean time the newspapers dis- covered that Mr, Kudlich might not be @ligible to hold office because of the popular belief that he lived in Hoboken, N. J., and not in the Twelfth Ward in New York, as his friends said he did. When Mr. Kudiich appeared this morn- tng he brought his father along. His father lives over in Hoboken, and fought in the Austrian revolution. ‘The City Directory of the present year @nd some persons who know Mr. Kud- lich say Mr, Kudlich still lives in Ho- boken, and the Mayor had evidently mede up his mind to investigate Mr. Kudlich’s residence, and sent for Cor- poration Counsel Scott. Before the latter arrived, some of the ether new magistrates appeared, took the oath of office and were sworn in. Charles B. Simms, who is now a Police Justice and a Tammany man, wes the first to appear. He signed the appoint- ment register as living at 167 Alexander @venue, which is way up in what used to be the Annexed District. ‘Then came William C. Holbrook, of 10 West One Hundred and ‘hirtieth street. He {se a Republican and up to 11 o'clock was the only one of the new Judges of Special Sessions to appear. Then came Henry A. Brann, a Democrat, who lives at 827 Manhattan avenue. Leroy B, Crane, a Brookfleld sort of 8 Republican, and who gave his resi- dence as 123 East ith street, and Robert C. Cornell, a Democrat of the unattached squad, took the oath and quic! police justice under Mayor Hav. THE WOKLD: SATURDAY J vim KVENING, RUSSELL SAGE IS GOING INTO POLITICS. How City Hall and the Park will look after Uncle Russell has been ‘‘in" for awhile, a ‘oryt-fourth atreet, which is inthe lock as No. 2%, where Mr. Kud- } of Hoboken, Mr. Flammer has been inent in! Republican politics in his district. for years. He said to-day he had never seen or heard of Mr. Kudlich until his eppointment, although Mr. Kudlich de- clares he has taken active part in Republican politics in that section of the ony for three or four years. ir. Kuditch knew of Mr. Flammer, nla facntly over to call on afr, ocall-on Mr, thate the way Mr. Flammer Kudlich in ‘the same on Corporation Counsel Scott ar- sncene ave his residence as 245 bi STOCKS DEVELOP STRENGTH —__o— AGeneral Advance Recorded Just Before the Olose. Banks Show a Decrease of $1,754,- 800 in Legal Tenders. teok Mr, Kudlich,, the youn into @ corner with @ st 1 asked him wome questions about his jace of aboie. The elder Mr, Kudlich sid'the reporters, that tis som had lived | very quiet in tha early trading with nim in “foboken up, to four or five | traders were absent, having left yester- years ago, but had lived in New York| day with the intention of remaining at Lawyer Frederick W. Hall, who. js| thelr country homes untll Monday be responsible for Mr. Kud-| About the only feature was a break in feh's appoinment, sald Mr. Kudlich is and has for years a New Yorker. r. Hal: paid he knew that Mr. Kud- jad been prpetient in Republican Poiltic, even if the Republican leaders idn't know it, “In 1892," said Mr. Hall, “Mr, Kud- Nich lived at 232 West Seventeenth street and voted for Harrison, and in 1691 he euppo! poration ' Counsel when the latter ran for Mayor on the mixed Citizens’ ticket.” Mr. Kudlich told the Corporation Counsel that he was a New Yorker and would make an aMdavit to that effect, Mr. Scott drew up one and Mr. Kudlich ore The Mayor then decided to minister the oath, and, with a sigh of relief, the Hoboken-New York man was sworn in. He gave his residence as 2% West Forty-fourth street. Ephraim A, Jacob, who was counsel to Mayor Strong’s bank and !s a Democrat, gppeared shortly before noon and took j@ cath as Justice of Special Sessions. The new justices and magistrates will meet Monday or Tuesday to organize and themselves for taking hold of the courts over which they preside. Police Justice Simms, who is one of the new magistrates, will probably be elected resident of the magistrates, because of is previous experience. Applications for positions in new courts will be considered durine the week. ‘William J. Fanning, who was named for Ci trate, isn't sure that he wants the job. He asked the Mayor to give him a few days to consider the tter and the Mayor told him to de cide by Wednesday next. Mr. ning said his appointmen. came to him unsolicited, but there isn't any doubt that he is the Fanning the Mayor intend to appoint, instead of the Republican Fanning, who was als. recommended. "The Mayor of Hoboken telephoned the fayor of New York this afternoon that Susquehanna & Western of 33-4 tn the preferred. to 223-4, and 5-8 In the com- mon, to 8 The renewed selling was due to the disappointment felt that the di- rectors at their meeting yesterday failed toput out a statement showing the finan- cial condition of the property. President Borg did state that there will be no receiver, but stockholders want to know how the Company stands—its ob- ligations and what the Company has to meet them with. The New York & Harlem road has declared @ dividend of 4 per cent, pay- able July 1 The, Interlor Conduit and Insulation Company has declared a dividend o1 11-2 per cent. on the capital stock of the company, payable July 15, In answer to an Inquiry Charles 8. Pearson, of Boston, atatement in President’ Stun cular, the Company lost $00,000 through purchase of hemp on advice of some of the Advisory Committee: “Mr, Sturgis certainly could not have referred to the Committee of Trades and Manufactures, as that Committee was not consulted either as regards pur- chases of fibre or the purchase of the Pearson Cordage Company, Records of the Company will show that, and also show that members of the Committee made repeated requests for information and could not get it, and that was the Feason why I resized “rom the Com- an: For the fourth weex of May fifty-nine roads earned gross $7,021,758, an increase of 457,400, and for the month elghty-two roads $81,099,153, an increase of $1,816 217, The imports of specie at New York for the week were $117,8%, of which $4115 were gold and $9,170 ‘silver. For | tha same week last year the imports were $103,418. sihey imports exclusive of 9 New York for the week were $11,018,423, Of which $1,951,050 were dry goods and | $9,007,373 general merchandise. For the corresponding week of 184 the imports were $6,690,238, of which $87,242. were dry goods and $5,762,996 general merchan- The Atchison Reorganization mittee last night declared th ization plan effective. The clude 90 millions of the fours, fons of the seconds and of stock. About 60, assented yesterday. For the month of May the Atchison em earned $3,241,161, an Increase of O. Armour, one of the directors of the New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad, says: “I was wired to yesterday to come down to the directors’ meeting in order to complete a quorum, of whicl was lacking. Not a word regarding a receiv- ership was spoken at the meeting, In ir, Kudlich had not been a resident ‘of his town for five years, but had been &@ New Yorker for that length of time. the new Commissioner le at Com- Teogan- enta in P neccore Sutr ‘axes, was Smmitise of LX 20 Fifth avenue. ‘W. Travers Jerome, one of the new gustices ‘of Special Sessions, who gave is residence as 38 West ‘Nineteenth street, and Magistrate Deuel, whose residence Is 156 West Forty-eighth street, ‘Were sworn in at noon, John Hayes, Justice of Special Ses- tons, was the last of the new intees. rn in to-day. Justices Hin: end ott and Magistrate Fanning are the @nly ones thit have not taken the oath of office. They will do so Monday, prob- yy. —_— > Wants Women Street-Cleaners, Col, Waring, in an address to Good Govern- ment Clubs I and N, last night said he be- ing Departm: pote hi Social Fekard ‘tothe. attachment, ‘some iltele May. its Early. fellow got out an attachment on @ $).- er Strenge Quits HAriy 600 oF $10.00) bank account for $2,400. "In: Fhe Mayor struck his colors from the peak ef the City Hall at 12.37.02 P.M, to-day, and went home. This {s the earliest he has knocked of work any day since he has been in office. BLUE AND WHITE A NEW FAD. Some Bi iful Combinations Seen im B, Altman & Co. People with artistic tendencies have come to realize that in Summer the combination of blue and white is the proper thing to apply to a great many articles of decoration as suggesting cool- eas and daintines: This fad has been caught up by the firm of B. Altman & Co., Eighteenth structions were given to give bonds and release it. ‘own @ large amount of the stock of the Company a:d have never sold a share. I have a iarge number of the bonds and have never sold one. T have never heard a word regarding a receiver being uppointed since 1 became a direc- tor.” Money nominally 1 Foreign exchange dul . for bankers’ long and demand sterling, Commercial bar silver ix unchanged at 67 and Mexican dollars remain 53 3-8. ‘The changes in the bank averages this eek “are comparatively unimportant: Legal tenders decreased $1,75430, and this was really the only striking dit- ference from last week's totals. There was a moderate expansion in loans. The Danks lose $1,553 250 in surplus reserve, but they still’ hold $39,667,900 in excess er cent, on call. at 4881-4 a 1-2 4.89 1-44 1-2 for of the % per cent. legal requirement, ‘The following are the comparative fig- ures: street and Sixth avenue, and blue and white in the most delicate blending of the colors are to be found at that establishment, not only in draperies and ornamental stuffs, but in chinaware and a art work. Loana Specie 20.20." Legal tender Depoaite Circulation "increase. Stocks developed strengt jew and startling effects have been produced in the pelring of the colors, tradini eneral lated Gav rose | 1-2; Hocking V: 4 if one wants rigs. or tea tables, rogpread me fey, 11-8; le Wh, 74 abd Tennesase 1,754. 300 233. 600 22,700 112,137 690 586, 229,400 13,256, 200 in the late | Amen" left 15-8 per cent. les: The unusually, large Ported by the Bub-Tr affecting the | statement amounting of tary banks on account of the The other gains were gain $f Geis ie} iry to-day, a: of Frida: A to $19,407, 575, was the result fer of gold coin from deposl- 8 Important. the trai Govern- ment bond syndicate, The transfer was made ¥ eral millions. The transfer do f the gold reserve of m positari esterday, and amounted to sev- not affect the state the colt held in'the special eld in the spect of the Government has al ways been Included in the assets of the Treagury. e sales of listed stocks were 75,000 shares. In the unlisted department 14,600 shares of Sugar were traded in. The Closing Quotations igh, Low. Clos Amer. Tob..... 1% Tisy Ty, Amer, Siar ‘Ret, Uae UTR LTR Amer. Sugar Ret,’ p Amer. Cotton Oi! pf. Atch., Top. & Santa Cai Chesapeake & Oh hii chi, chi Cat, cht, @. 6. ¢ Col Colorado Fuel. General, Electric Towa Central Missouri, Miss., Nat.’ Lead Co... New Central C New Jersey Cent N N Nort Ontario & W or. Oregon Pac! Phi Pitts Pit Sou Soul St. st gt Tex Teni Uni La fe a rthern Pacific... Northern 8, Cordage pf (da Southern jcago Gas Bur. & Quincy cago & Northwest Mil. @ St. Paul Rock Isl. & Ps C. & StL. Hock. Valle} & Hock. Coal. vf. Kan. YL. B&W Susq. @ Wei Y¥., Susq. & Weat. pt cifle pr. th Ameri Railway & Ni Improvement fe Mall la & Reading Cc, & st. L 8. CoC, & StL pe thern Railway thern Railway P. & Omaha Pe in. Coal & I jon Pacific 8. Corda ‘$ Cordage guar. 8. 1 a ee GOOD BUYING, SLOW SELLING. Cotton Ma: of Five Po! The cotton market opened at an ad- vance of about 6 points on good buying and slow selling. The early sales in- cluded July at 7.14 @ 7.15; August, 7.16 a 1.20; September, 7.19 a 7.23; October, 7.28 a 12; November, 7. December, 7.30' a 7.82; January, 1.35 ‘Wheat er, cago July to was active and prices high- up to 3 3-4c, and Chi- July. sellin a-4c. There was a good deal of long wheat p.aced on the market ang final figures Corn, ope but fell Sypher & Co. Sett! WASHINGTO! me Into the T) 4 soon prices were back to nearly the f last night, up a lit‘le with wheat, on the favorable weather corn sold at 67 1-4c. at New with Collector, June 8.—Sypher & Co., of ed of undervaluing Import nt with t York by payini Collector found that this fir ware since 1892 and there was only one instance of undervaluation. —~— o—__— Henry Watterson's Latest. Be‘or: Henry Watterson would submit to sincerely mourned, an interview on the silver question in | Washington he insi story of the obsequi leading citizen, don telling the of Cripple Creek's gentleman was his demise was the preacher As th wealthy mine-owner, and ary imported $5,490 worth of ailver- | talked impressively about his virtues for | an hour and a@ half, Just as the word mouth the corpse rose in the coffin and sald with emotion not bi for He @ ison, BB We have use “All t one word about silver: oe Haseball—To-Day—New York. the Victor League Base- a great deal this spring and ha ind it uniformly satisfactory —Clare! Bissell, Pres. Pyinceton Univer Assvciation. at talk and the reverend gentleman's | MORTGAGE. SHARKS, BEWAR New Law Reduces Interest Now| to 1 Per Cent. a Month. E. Heusehold Goods in Less Danger of Being Sacrificed. The days of the chattel mortgaxe sharks are numbered. Within short time people who tem Porarily are in need of money may ob- tain loans on household furniture from a number of responsible corporations by paying a rate of Interest of 1 per cent @ month. This news will be hailed with joy by the thousands of poor people who hithet to have had to deal with unprincipied money lenders, who charge all the way from 100 to 200 per cent, a year for ie use of money loaned on household goods. Only those who have had dealings with chattel mortgage blood-suckers, have lost all or a portion of their worldly goods through inal rious interest clate what it meai money on furniture, and be able demanded, bility to pay the can app ns to be able to to discharge their obligations at 1 turity. For years the business of lend re- ily mia ing money on household furniture has bea carried on almost exclusively by a num ber of men, whose business principle ap- peared to be to squeeze the borrower dry and then seize his possessions under an iron-clad chattel mortgage. A law passed by the Legislature, quiring persons engaged in the business of pawnbroking a nd lending money ree household goods to file a $,0W bond with the State Banking Department to guar- antee the proper conduct of the busi- ness, has c The St. tion, of this city, h nged all this, Bartholomew's Loan Assoc has filed its bond, 4 will be the first to begin business on the 12 per cent. a year basis. Manager the loan bureau mew's Mission at Forty-second and Third avenue, Phe business ‘of household furnicure of the St, Barth: str said to-day lending money at 1 per cent month {# @ good one, and will insu. fair profit if conducted careful.y talists have con to rewige tnis know of several companies comps! reputable men tha ganized for this “Over in Broo! fifty chattel mortgage bleeding poor pe: But their career will be cut sh. goon, A company 3 being organized $100,000 will be doing busin “The compan personne: several men, will be incor; ne business on on a6 per cent, a year basis margin was too low and we to raise the rate to 12 The shar! the busine will thereat: matter of chattel will on a large scale. and honest have fair t gre bauot ty be urposs lyn there are aby sharks who right and opre with a ¢ the ness in a few which ingludes | Wealthy Ware: porated, and do trie household furn bu ave t er cent driven out poor play mortgage +0: ‘soon be pe A. MacKnight, who runs et on a 8 ple 1 of ore ture the jad of ne Torturing Uisfiguring SKIN DISEASES Edward... (& Cunu. Coar., Sole Prope. Instantly GREAT Lowen — Purr Boston, Us 5: Ae RELIGVED CUTICURA / SKIN CURE Sold throughout the world. British depot: F. Newoxny & Som: This Ie CHICA ures are would ai last yea Young wer subjects of the dee through false duty. In sui thousan: freely g Di friend. druggist, cures | tention It he their estimate. sible their symptoms CHICAGO CLAIMS 1,695,000. the Fopaintion Given by the City Directory, GO, June 8 —The City Directory, which will be published within a few! days, will give Chicugo a minimum popu- lation of 1,695,000, The publishers declare that thene fi conservative and that a census how a material increase over The 1895 directory will contain 60,000 more names than that of YOUNG GIRLS, INTERESTING CONCLUSIONS, Agree on One Vital Subject. girls, to the thinking mind, arc pest interest. Some lead lives of luxury, while others toil for mere exist- ence, Separate, how- ever, as their paths a life may lie, ture demands of them the same obe- Al are subject t the same phy sical laws, an suffer in pro portion to their viola- tion. Young girls pre reticent modesty and often withhold what ought to be told. Yet they are not to blame, for in- formation on such subjects has been withheld interpretation from them, owing to the of a mother's ch cases they should do as ds of young ladies are doing : write to Mrs. Pinkham, at giving as nearly as pos- and receive her d timely aid, getable Com- iven advice BE, Pukhin « pound is the young girl's most trusty It can be obtained and speedily relieves and rregularities, suspension, re- and all derangements of the of any womb and ovaries, banishes daches, hacka promptly all pains, he faintness, nerv- ousness, sleeplessness, melancholia, ete, Young girls must know that | self eneservation iv the th 16 | Im] Ever himself having (small jto afraid hand, Bruise: cles, Taken | tions (a it cures Cramp: hi cael ‘Dave | EXCRLAT ove, Venetian Li carry; iortant to Cyclists. wheelman a in case of acide: a bottle of Dr, Tobias’ iment about him size 25 cents); convenient no oil or grease to be of; just rubbed in by the bandages not required; it y protect at by acts like a charm for Sprains, s, Soreness of the Mu Lame Back, etc., ete. in water according to direc accompanying each bottle) at once Sick Headache, s, Diarrhea, Dysentery, | Colic and all Stomach All druggists, disorders, Instruction, Bicycle Hiding School, S5th’ et. & Dullding 1 lesson bic., 6 lemons 62 FACTS ABOUT MUNYON'S REMEDIES. 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Praises be to Munyon's Remedies pepaia Cure is a won fered tortures from. almost after ating, but 1 found Thad aut: onatant hearthurn one vial wuMotent to BE Ki Mlantados0s-Tiokost iy “Ol Waa nn bad Munyon's Kidney Cure Coupon with dyspepsia and weak stomach that 1 could Name oo... not retain any foo except some Hehe and nour |} ,ggrene ishing utd. astonishingly Mra Date, Munyon's Dyapepata Cure mi quick and 644 plete Lafayette at re" Jerney City It you have any kidney trouble, cut this out, “Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure and Liver Cure cur one Dyapepala 4 Laver. 4! fii in your name and addresa and prevent at me very promptly when I wan in a dangerous prt, Murvon's ol Monday or Gondition with jaundice and stomach troubles." | punaday, June 10 trial vial of Mr. J Creamer, 745 Kent avenue, Hrooklyn, | stunyen'e Kidney saya: Twas very bad with dyapepsia, tort my Fite Ree deere Tih ayapepaia, ost my | Each parson who accepts a vial of thie remedy Wer had diereas tn my stomach after he ig earnestly requested to report ite effect. Het and was altogether wo weak T could) those who are unable (0 ca'l personally for « r er the doctors BAVe M6 tree aample in a full-sized bottle by send up T went to Munyon's office, and Tam glad to! ing 5 cence for postage and packing fay that Munyon’s Remedien gave | Mea peyonne that Munyon's Remedies gave me entire) sedical examinations amt advice for all dia: my pain and distress | reas canes absolutely free to those who are in doubt Hample bottles sent anywhere on receipt of 28] as to the nature of thelr disease. Prof. Mun- conta to pay for packing and mailing. Large! yon's office open dally until th: Teead nie XX specials for chronic and complicated and Fridays untlt § P.M, Sundays 9 to 11 A. M, conen, $1 7 Es Munyon's Remed at all Drogst aqui i wisi zag! et searcely rellet Real Estate. Real Estate “PHILIP A. SMYTH - Auctioneer GREAT AND IMPORTANT SALE. 234 Choice Residence and Business Lots CONEY ISLAND ON TRE ATLANTIO OCEAN, GRAVESEND BAY. . Surf, Hightand View, Neptune, Mermaid ave. , 214 at. and Warehoure ave, from the'lron Piers aud several ateam and troliey liner. Ry SMYTH & RYAN, Auctioneers, ON THE PREMISES AT 2 O'CLOCK P, M., RALN OR SHINE, SATURDAY, JUNE 22. In the ‘ard of the City of Brooklyn, have all the modern Improvements en 1 to make desirable homes for persona of moderate means, A few minutes’ walk Thea tote bein TICLES GUARANTEED FREE OF COST. Mapa mailed by Auctioneers, 111 Broad wa; ~~ “PROPERTY IS THE THING.” AND SHERMAN PARK IS THE PROPERTY. FREE TRAIN TO-MORROW AT 2.45 FROM HARLEM DIVISION, GRAND CENTRAL FROM MOTT HAVEN STATION 10.MINUTER EATERS SD Husbands, Bring Your Wives and Come Prepared to Buy. ; $1.00 A WEEK ONLY--JUST THINK OF IT. |AIN OFFICES, 165-167 BROADWAY. LRA SELBY LLL ILLIA VLBI ply tH. E. COLWELL, 284 NOON. OTS, NEAR 179TH ST. 71 CHOICE BURNSIDE AVE MOUNT HOPE... FIRE SALE " TREMONT, | ov rin 4TH WARD, NEW YORK CITY High and healthy location; Burn sand other city ¢ en hand, Ing rapidly RR. Sporting Goods. These goods burning of our York, 'y as ‘represented. Te cout ‘amine them, BONNE) (h! € Interest 6 per to Henry ‘A. Bogert, and other SAMPLE PRICES. You will be aurprised at the genut OO Hunting Kaives......... Yo SviIC Bamboo Balt anid Fi payable in By Send for map ana at. 115 Broadway weer, GY Liberty at. JAMES L, WELLS, AUCTIONEER CLOSING-OUT SALE ON THE GROUND SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 2 P.M. 101 CHOICE LOTS, HIGHWOOD PARK, ADJOIN STATI Weehawken OPPeSTT 4 dargains. 125 30.00 250 , and directly K 15 00 Kites with els, D RRY | four miles trom New York © Firearton fe West 424 at other a 3! on the aan fg, Fruiting Shoe : 0 Dog Culiars ks No nulsances Par * Hudson iver and York City. 12.50 Te Surpassed for nies or. lnvestment. Title wanienreed tree of vost to each purchaser. Lib- ‘ mis Sale fain of shine, under tent ' at so FO Ans to James L. Wells, Auctioneer, 69 Liberty ot, w York _ Sporting. BICYCLE $2 $2 general athi OPEN TO-NIGHT UNTIL 6 O'CLOCK. HULBERT BROS. & C0., $2 ace wheel waee cover hi for MANUFACTURERS OF SPORTING GooDs, 26 West 23d St., N. Y. $2 make aod quality t je $2 Excursions. 1h we Ca SUNDAY CURSION, SEND FOR BOOKLET. auB ayo » + Mie $2 Weeclmen’s Pro‘este Ca, a aiaee a ane vemeysr Hutldinas New Vork City. s2 BICYCLES “Brooklvn Jockey Club. SPRING MEETING | Tass, SATURDAY JUNE S$ TUESDAY, JUNE IL SIX RACES BACH DAY AT 230 P.M chal VAL. LKR direct to Grand Stand fro at BONY. at 12.40, 100 1.20 Coney Isla y nd, Sea Beach Route oF leave foot Whitehall ign Bride ACH Way. Pianos and Organs. 4 | (spec jal Parlor Oar T M. 5-9 % cial Per hlenalt at NY. (via Culver 1,600,000 PIANOFORTES (ew), $120; organs Fee ict to Grand, Stand, at 1110, 1.68 i7-stops, 4.15. Address DANIEL ¥, BEATTY, Vas Me 12-16, 22,40, 1.10, 1,90, 210 PF, Me Washington, Ne ds. ‘cool breeres, bathing, etc., of a sea} N. Y.—New stere to let in JAMES L, WELLS, AUCTIONEER, *E2ztocursis s. sosmaie ton B.AltmansGs LADIES’ TAILOR-MADE i DRESSES, 4 lined throughout with Taffeta Sik, 4 with the new shaped extra fall skirts ; LADIES. FINE COSTUMES: 18th St., 19th St. and 6th Aver “noah ‘ea ied out Leave Foot 34th 8t., E, pik ta tre traing, 11.40 me A Che ; ROCKAWAY BEAOCK: Excursions. LE AEM te at att BBS Px E a (No trains via r CONEY ISLAND: :, i iol ibd AND J, AICA B, it enti ea genta eso fa Oat et P.M. py ee MANHATTAN BEAQH~- 1.00 FM, SUNDAYS, §: Ll (10 P.M. satu a ‘ery ats 6 ‘Wenesday hourly THE WORLD'S PLEAS Peale express train leaves West 234 ot, 0.40 A. Glena Choice of two turning. Home by 1.00 of 9.00 P.M UP THE BEAUTIFUL HUDSONT || STR. GRAND REPUBLIC TO’ Newburg, West Point and Yonkers, SUNDAYS, JUNE 9, 16, 23. Leaves Bridge Dock, right of Falten Foot West 10th st. Foot West 224 st. Youkers ROUND TRIP. | ROCKAWAY BEACH Se AMEE STEAD # ‘Two trips to Rockaway Beach ev'y LEAVES, foot W. 224 ot, N. BR. ioth Ni ¥., Battery Landing, B'klyn, Bridge Dock Special A W, SUNDAY, 3 MORROW Seon B20 seg Sui bod Ea. SUNDAY EXCURSIONS 10 KEYPORT.—Steumep NORTON leaves foot Bloomfield ery Sunday, Railroads. ~maRIOA'S OREATEST EW YORK: ENTRAL. . Bouchwesiera Limited. Clee ‘St Lowi, Chicage, West ot ee Api Shicago i roe Bi pettalis Ciciga Chatman’ For Saratos Buriingtes, Natabure ead St Aina P sere Dully, Por Albany, Troy, Utteay 7.00 F Mogacn Mountains and Moptrgal, sout faite Cleveland Qinsigs oe ‘Oniy Bleeping-Car vor Cape Vincent, Ogdsams Ld ‘Detroit, Calcaga, sane s Wiagare Palla, ow kL R DIBA to Pittsteld and the 2 Harlem Divison, throug (rain fagaet Palace. © Aaa aes cea ey erate Hebe os” Fiekews and W Slces at Grand N ud"ageda place, oat rer, Ys Columbus avec 3 Wont tai + Votel or raaidence ey ig)