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ILAILROADS.
THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA &_ SANTA FE
RAILWAY COMPANY.
59 CEDAR STREET, ‘ NEW YORK CITY.
,.,_. CABLE ADDRESS: “ATCHISON. ” .
ecutive Committee: Aidace F. Walker,- Chairman;
1:15va P. Ripley, President; R. Somers Hayes, Thomas
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tor Morawetz.
A GREAT RAILWAY.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway.
FIRST-GLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
I most in adopting eyery possible appliance for
thxet :teg‘ennd comfort of passengers including an Abso—
lute Block System, Westinghouse Train Signals. Steam
Heat. Electric Light, Vestibuled and Compartment Cars.
etc.
. GEO“ H. HEAFFO R,D
General Passenger Agent, Chicago,
CHICAGO & NORTI-I- WESTERN LINE.
THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE.
“ w. B. KNISKERN,
General Pissenger and Ticket Agent. Chicago & North—
VVestern Railway.
CHICAGO. ILL
III.
THE LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN
SOUTHERNRAILWAY CO.
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, NEW YORK.
LONG'ISL'AND RAILROAD COMPANY.
LONG ISLAND CITY, N. Y.
W. H. BALDWIN; JR.. President.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
ST. LOUIS TO ALL POINTS WEST. CHAIR
CARS FREE. FAST MAIL ROUTE.
ALL TRAINS THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED WITH THE
CELEBRATED PINTSCH GAS— LIGHT SYSTEM.
W. B DODDRIDGE.
General Manager.
H. C TOWNSEND.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent. ST. LOUIS, MO.
“ADIERIC A’S GREATEST RAILROAD.”
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON
I RIVER RAILROAD.
GEORGE I-I. DANIEIA,
Gen'l Pass. Agent.
(1 G. WARN ELI
Vice—President.
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EDGAR VAN ETTEN,
General Superintendent.
GRAND CENTRAL STATION, NEW YORK.
RAVEL VIA
THE NEW YORILI TNEW ILAVEN & HARTFORD
LROAD LIN ES
to BOSTON and1 all NEW ENGLAND Points.
A NEW YORK and BOSTON—Shore Line—All—rail route
via. Prowdence; Air Line—All-raii Route via Willimantic.
.Trains fully equipped with parlor cars, parlor smoking
cars, buffet parlor cars and sleeping cars. Vestibu‘. ed
train service. Dining car service between New London
and Boston on Shore Line trains leaving New York at
3.00 P. M. and 5.00 P. M. daily. (All trains arrive at
and depart from the Grand Central Station on 42d St.)
Fall River Line—Sound and Rail Route via Fall River
Steamers arrive at and depart from Pier 19. North River.
foot of Warren St. Providence Line—Sound and Rail
Route via Newport and Providence.- Steamers arrive at
and depart from Pier 18, North River, foot of Murray St.
Stonington Line—Sound and_ Rail Route via Stonington.
Steamers arrive at and depart from Pier 36. North River,
one block above Canal St. Norwich Line—Sound and
Rail Route via New London and Worcester. Steamers
arrive at and depart from Pier 36, North River, one block
above Canal St.
3 NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY ROUTE. _
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I L. J. ELLIS, Eastern Passenger Agent.
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Portland. Tacoma, Seattle to St. haul, Min;-
neu olin, Duluth. the Superior-s. OmalI ..
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I All Eastern Cities.
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\Ben'l Traffic Manager. Gen'l Pass. and t Agent. J
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ARTHUR H. SCRIBN'E’B. _
W. W. CARD.
RAILROADS. ..
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
23 BROAD STREET . . .~NEW YORK.
5'.’ -C. P. HUNTINGTON. President. .
C. R. 00., LESSEE.
St. Innis.N Chicago, &Bui‘faio. Syracuse, Montreal, Sax-atom
Albany. Catskills.
ELEGANT PARLOR AND SLEEPING CARS.
The New Double Track Steel Rail Line along the Ein-
torio and Picturesque West. Shore at the Hudson River
and the Mohawk Valley.
I. D. _LAY NG, 2d Vice-President and Gen. m
5 Vanderbilt Ave... New York.
PERCY C. TODD. General 'I‘rafilc Manager.-
. 5 Vanderbilt Anve New York.
0. E. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
-~ 5 Vanderbilt Ave. New Yor ork.
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BROOKLYN.
JOHN L HEINS. Preslden
DUNCAN B. CANNON. Sec' 1 and Trees
D. W. SULLIVAN, Superintendent.
008. DE KAL'n .AND CENTRAL AVENUE-s.
BROOKLYN. N. Y.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY co.
. OFFICES.
195 BROADWAY. .
METROPOLITAN STREET RAILWAY co.
GENERAL OFFICES. ‘ I I
621 BROADWAY.
NASSAU ELECTRIC R. R. CO. .
BROOKLYN, N. Y. INTI—"fl
THE BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT Col.
IRA A. M' CORMACK, H. MILTON KENNEDY,
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
Montague and Clinton Sts., BroOklyn. New York.
ODNTROLLING
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS RAILROAD COMPANY.
BROOKLYN CITY RAILROAD COMPANY. and
BROOKLYN, QUEENS CO. & SUB. R. R. CO.
RAILROAD SUPPLIES—AIRBRAKES.
WESTINGHOUSE Jr., President.
Secretary. JOHN CALDWELL.
H. H. WESTINGHOUSE, General Manager.
GEO.
i THE WESTINGHOUSE»: . . .
AIR BRAKE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
R. A. PARKE, Eastern Representative. 26 Cortlandt St.
' REAL ESTATE.
S. F. JAYNE. A. M. CUDNEIL
s.F.IAYHE.&.co.. ..
. . . REAL ESTATE, . '. .
254 WEST 23D STREET, A- NEW YORK.
BRANCH OFFICE, 55 LIBERTY STREET.
AWILLIAM P. RAES. Pres’ t. MARCIE DUNN, Treal.
CH .R. M' ELWAIN, Sec’ y.
Established 1879.S
WILLIAM P. RAE. COMPANY,
: : REAL ESTATE. : :3-
Entire Management 0! Property, City and Suburh
Auctioneers and Appraisers,
394 GATIE AVENUE,
MONTAGUE ST. .
m3 BROOKLYN N. Y. Tel. 524. Bedford.
Tel. 826 Brooklyn,
RETAIL CLOTHIERS.
HACKETT, CARHART & CO.
BROADWAY .AND CANAL ST., NEW YORK.
.13 '1‘ RETAIL CLOTHI'ERs,
ROPE.
Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Cos-
--,--.“ A. . SILKS._ «‘3 $3
STRANGE & BROTHER: a}
I. a as PRINCE STREET, NEW Yo
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A; RIBBONS. ~ » I
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muomnuor'rnn STRANGIIImi
WILLIAM
SILK PIECE GOODS .DEPARTMENT.’
. 476 e 478 BECOME STREET.
Exclusive and Popular Designsin
GRENA DINES. TAFFETAS, Dom .
i ' 3 ALFRED TAFF. . ..,-E.
knee-am to II. 'I'. GAnmm a co, “"
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SPUN SILK AND SOHAPPE YARNS. -,
NEW YORK SALESROOM, 833 BROADWAY. SILK WASTE 31“! NOILS Era. KL '
co MERCER STREET, Lg
SMEL‘TERS AND BEFINERS. - NEW YORK. * av-
“WWW!” ”EWING 0" THE WEIOMAHII SILK OYEIII'C co.
PERTH Alli-BOY.- N. J., Ann . nu s o, 5.!
AGUAS CALIENTES, MEXICO.
CAPITAL, $2,000,000. . _
OFFICE-"a CEDAR 8T.
, New York City. ~
. DANIEL GUGGENHEIM.
. President. '
SOAPS.
A WINDOW A MINUTE.
N0 BRUSHES. N0 MOPS. NO SIDPS.
. BON AMI m
Cleans all surf aces
Polishes all metals: ‘
Wears out not“
TRADE
a. .
SKEIN DYEINC IN SILK.- {:I
NEW YORK OFFICE: 124—126 WOOSTER 81‘:
WORKS AT RIVERSIDE, PATEBSON, N. I; ‘4
Telephone, 33 Paterson .
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ALL GOODS INSURED 'AGAINST LOSS 31m
ALEXANDER 'DYE WORKS.”
DYERS AND FIN ISHERS .IN THE PIECE 6‘ _
ALLSIL'K AND SILK MIXED GOODS. ‘
TI-IE non AMI COMPANY, , I . , LODI, N. J.
1W WYLLIAM ST" NEW YORK. ' TELEPHONE. "PASSAIC 11B." H; ‘
VERNON L. TENNEY‘ , ' '
SOAP MANUFACTURER ; ., THE AUGER & SIMON SILK DYEING CO.
For the Toilet r SKEIN ~SILK DYERS ‘ . d z I
LILY OF THE VALL
AMBER AND YWITCHHAZEL.
GLYCERINE SOAP.
For the Laundry ,
GLYCERINE SOAP. - ‘
PARAGON SOAP.
ROING'S MAGIC FAMILY SOAP.
23 PEARL STREET.
“MAGIC."
STEEL PLATFORDIS FOR PASSENGER CHIS.
STANDARD COUPLER CO; -
26 CORTLANDT ST. _ L3
NEW YORK. ' r3
GEO. A. POST; President. ”.11 H. SESSIONS. Vice Prest.
- W. H. PATTERSON, Second Vice Prest.
A. P. DENNIS. Secy. and Trees.
REEL - ' i
STONE DEALERS. .
Established 1872 Telephone No. 2139—88th St.
ANDREW MILLS,
CDT STONE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FURNISHED FOP. BUILDINGS. '__
\VORKSI
57TH STREET. WEST OF ELEVENTH AVENUE
NEW YORK.
" A. D. BAIRD & C0.
STEAM STONE-MILL AND YARD.
l_ .- Corner Keap St. and Wyt‘ne Ave. 4 I
'1 BROOKLYN, E. D. N. Y.
CONNECTICUT BROTVN STONE.
BLUE, DORCHESTER AND OHIO FREE STONR
Telephone call. 455 Williamsburg.
Telephone No. 1, 312-3861 St.
COSGROVE BROS» .
“ CONTRACTORS FOR CUT STOND.‘
57TH ST. AND NORTH RIVER.
NEW YORK.
RGILI. _
R. GILL & SONS.
CUT STONE CONTRACTORS,
FOOT OF EAST IOGTH ST.
NEW YORK. '
Telephone Call, 358 79th Street.
Telephone Call: 649 Franklin.
HEWITT BOICE,
Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of
NORTH RIVER BLUE STONE.
Sawing. Planing. Rubbing and Cuttin a S eciaJ
General Office: 258 East Strand, Kingstfin. NDY Y. tTele-
phone call,137—1 Rondout. Telegraph’ Address, Rondouyt.
Y. Yards at Rondout. Kingston and Cornwall. N.Y
Mills at Rondout. Kingston and Brodhead' 5 Bridge, N. Y.
280 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
JOHN PEIIICE. ,.
STONE DEALER,
I 5 BEEKMAN STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
Established ISIS—Fourth Generation in the Business.
WA TERBURY ROPE 00.,
69 SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK.
MAKERS OF’ ROPE.
MANILA. SISAL. RUSSIA. AMERICAN
BINDER TWINE.
Specialties: Oil Well Cordtagé: and Ropes for Transmission
0 ower.
Bagging for Balms Cotton.
Factories. Brooklyn.
B. A. & G. N. WILLIAMS, JR.
Egg} OUT STONE CONTRACTORS.
13 'AVENUE A, COR. 66TH STREET.
’ , NEW YORK.
SUGAR REFINERS. i SALARATUS.
MOLLENHAUEI'I ‘
‘ CHUR DWI H
‘ SUGAR REFlNlNG COMPANY. . CH & G T co. -
i3: ' Kent Ave” South 11th St. .- I" Tr SODA MANQFACTURERSE “A
nay
Division Avenue and East Rive. ‘. “71.4
BROOKLYN, N. Y. - - 9"
John Molienhauer, Pres: F. ,D. Mollenhauer, Sedy an!
.\ 3 J. Adolph Mouenhauer. Gen'l Manager.
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. . COLORS AND BLACKK':
PERSONAL ATTENTION TO EVERY DETAIL
JP.
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,, TELEPIIONE2 DON N
Established Fifteen Yearsa
.BELDING, BROS. &. C0.
455-457. BROADWAY, NEW. YORK.
'- SILK MANUFACTURERS. _. "
SEWING SILK AND MACHINE TWIST.
" ROYAL FLOSS." WASH TWIST AND ROPE EEK
PURE. THREAD" Knitting and Crochet Silks in a
Colors.
Boxcar
\
SERGES. SATINS AAIID SURAHS FOR “Rm '
ILORs' US E.-
SILK UNDERWEAR and HOSIEBY. ' ‘
. TRAM and QBGANZINI.
(Established 1868.)
BOETTGER & HINZE, . 3’1,
SILK EINISHERS, DYERS OF PIECE GOODS. ' *
SILK WATERERS, EMBOSSERS, ETC. 3" p.
'Ofilc‘e: 32 MERCER STREET,
”NEW YORK._
THE L. D. BROWN & SON co. ~
MAN UFACTURERS 0F
' SILK LININGS, MACHINE TWIST, SEWING'J
AND FLOSS SILK.
HIGH-GRADE DRESS SILKS.
Boston Skiesrooms:114 and 116 BEDFORD
Philadelphia Salesmoms: 10TH and MARKET STEM
Factories: MIDDLETOWN and WILLIMANTIC, mm
598 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
THE CEDAR CLIFF SILK COMPANY,
la . ' Manufacturers Of ' .. ;.
LINING' SILKS.
Trade Mnrk—-"THE GUARANTEE SILK (X). LINING
SILKS. NONE BE'I'I‘EIL"
Telephone Connection.
“-722 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Factory: PATERSON, N .I'.
CHENEY BROTHERS, '
477 BrOome St.. New York. 8
Chauncey St., 'Boston. 929 Chestnut SL, Philadelphia.
SILK GAUZES AND GRENADINES
Printed and plain. SATIN STRIPES, LIBERTY BRILL-
IANTS. MOUSSELINE DE SOIE, etc. Also FANCY
TAFFETAS. plaids, checks, stripes. Decorated Florenthn
Silks, Upholstery Damasks and Silk Rep. Peerless Rib-
bons, Moire and Plain, Fancy Stripes. Roman Sashes. em.
CIH'JNEY BROTHERS. Mills at Hartford and South
Manchester, Conn.
CLIFTON SILK MILLS,
UNION HILL, N. J.
Manufacturers of
DRESS SILKS, LINING SILKS
NEOKTIE SILKS.
JAMES M’CREERY 3; co.
Sole Selling Agents.
‘BROADWAY AND 11TH St,
TWENTY-THIRD STREET.
New York.
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COEDNER & BALTHASARI 3’
SILKS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
“Y N 487 BROADWAY.
MILLS AT PATERSON. J. HAWLEY. PM
HONESDALE. PENNA.
DEXTER, LAMBERT & co.
Manufacturers of
“" SILK GOODS,
as AND 35 GREENE STREET.
‘?' ‘ NEW YORK.
Factories: PATERSON, N. J.
"3% THE HAMIL & BOOTH CO. -
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