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AALESr SHORE RAILWAY.
rur REST CONSTRUCTED AND FIEEST ESU VI
DOUBLE TRACK LINE EOK ~, ~ 10" y"

THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FiEEIS e 81 III
1H DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOX ~ Din E90 I'm
PLEASURE TRAY tlh,-c TIM WFSr
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE Is Atm u2fNE66sdH RIVER
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CAIsKILL N.Y. NJ ~ "a =
AID THROUGH BEAUTIFUL WALLET We i"H
on ami after oct4 1885, will leave West 4Zd''
st,'p s esye from new downtown station foot OF Jayst
north River 20 minutes earlier than Hom ioo' VI We"
froit and Chicago 'lOlO 'eOo $40 p H. Pun
man seeP p ss6h = 10 D. r. Pulm slecpeIs ~ -
EnGalo Rochester 72O, 1'lO a. W. 'OO0' ''' -
Seepcrs ard Paor cars. 70 ELLA .1o.1Oo m s6:OO $40
r. nca and Syracuse 72o 1910 1925 p % 'Voo' 'S'O
rmhl,qd. Po,leepsie and Catsk. '7;2o. 'lolo Il'z0
a n, '3:J5 $40, +ll4O D. m .. ,1t,ny s-.3O. slO.lQ
u KINGSTON saugertios and Albany -@O' AVN
:, -'G W a. 49, 900 +stO, .lI4O p IN. .,,
,a-oga via Albany 1920, ll:2o a. NJ oU' S.i0 m
1r,1ii,,n London 1910 a. H.. 'U:uO 'olop' H. ~
.1s'y IIaIy except Saturday 0'N
cert Iui r,ne taocs parlor or SIC ping car IS Hudson
,,rs M information apply at onces Futon.st
-, i.rooayn 4 Uouri ST. Annex - ~ qf8 LAO l}Zs
Sv.Vnrg CIV 4. -Uf. 26l 81 o. oo ', y 3owory
,v,y IN Gthtye, l4G East a. 'to,H,. and loot Of
Jer A. North RivoE baREase ga m ..fr AZ cEet Offices
and rrsidoncos. Orders can ne %RY 1ON Eft
, General Passenger Agchs
ty1TCKFOKD ROUTE TO NEWPORT X. l.
"a Leave Grand Central penoi a. 'o.oWs
AtSa n. atr viz IN Newport AT 40 p II
A. D M. ar. W - I'm Newport az 80 p; w.
-. aSlng.r00in GAYS ~ e'e 70 Lotl t,i.' Ga
THEODORE WAkREN, SUPP
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

II NEWYoRK NEW HAVEN ASH HARTFORD II. r..
Trains leave Harlem River station corner 1872 at and
LncOlnave near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated ailroad daily except
Sundays at 40. 600, $40, 1000. Hob
44O $40. $40 and 500 D for Port Morris Casanova
(Oak Point, Hunts Point, West Farms. ear
Chester Iimpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bay Barlow (Ciy
lsland Pelham Manor and New Rochelle CONNECTING al
New Rochelle with rane for all ponts the man OF
ho New YORK, NoT-Hayen and Hartford RAILROAD, shore
Line and Air Line Divisions; New-Canaan MfddletoWn
and sufed Branches Boston and ali points
East.
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
tons a. l. 10 a m. 1aiy, except Mondays.
Sunday trains for tw Rochelle and all ntermedia sta
tons at 200 and $3.50 the latter connecting
at New Rochelle with Y trains W Grand Centr depot and
Stamford
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GrGfher5.

AN EXPERT PROFESSIONAL REPORTER
~ will give private instruction stnoGrap Apply situations
secured II. "a. r.. Room 10 llj Nassaust
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors, Gov
eTnesses etc. colleges, Schools and Famlics Apply TO
MRS. ~ j. YOUN9-FULION. 23 Union square.
A COLLEGE GRADUATE. an experienced
~ instructor and private tutor desires an engagement OF
one or more hours daily. NJ W. p Box 0, tribune once
A GRADUATE of Williams College desires
"A position 10 tutor teach mathematics Address
-@ W.s. f., 81 Pnoapple-st, brooklyn n. Y.
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THE NEW LINE

Nav YORK. PBILADELPHIA. NUKFyIh ULD IUI4' /
AZ" COMFORT AND THE SOUTH. o,,,,,
s HOURS FASTER THAN ANY 0THEiEi ho Scnnorv
now runs Fast bay and light Express between
ana CANE Charles Trains leave ew orS wa
Raroad 600 week days and D M daily mtIStng EIi
point onfort 81 D. H. week days and $50 NJ daily NOT
tiG n m and 81 A. m sleeping through from ew-
YarK 10 Cane Charles Parlor Car from Phdeiph9 WIN,
& Tickets pnrlorcar and sleeping bectns can
be secured al any Ticket ONCE OF the wanna
Company II. b. COOKE. Gen' Pass. ara Ftelgn' Ass"'
III W. DUNE, Superintendent.
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Qrrtion Sales Of Zeal estate.

EXECUTORS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
RICHARDv HARNErr'S CO, Au,tlonoers,
will sell az auc ion
THURSDAY. DsCen O3r H.
at . ococs noon Exchange and Auctol
Room 50 to IS Liosrty.st.
By order the u the estate Of Charles H. RGss
esq, deceas d.
The magnificent residence
Az FIFTH-AVE,
MURRAY HILL,
between 37th and 3Stl SITS.
And the stable lot and stable adjoining.
MOI EAST SSrH-sE
Also BY order Of the same Ex'cutoTs the following vo
desirable property tho west side;
GRAND BOULEVARD I'D and sd sISp
NINETEEN LOTS.
COMPRISING the entire front eight lots the Boulevard.
nom I'D to 73d sts six lots adjoining on the north
side OF 7ld.st. and five lots adjoining on tho
south side OF 73d-st
GRAND BOULEVARD, northwest corner OF 7lst-st.
EIGHT LOTS and FOUR CORES
GRAND BOULEVARD southwest corner OF 75tl-st,
SEVEN LOIS
GRAND BOULEVARD mort Invest corner OF s7thst,
FIVE LOTS.
nth west end AVE. northeast corner OF 7lstst,
TEN LOTS ana SIX CORES.
s,ty.ave per cent OF the purchase money
bond and mortgage for three hye years at Nv cent?
With privilege o. pay mental any prev time on sixty days
Sharles H. Russell IT, Robert Hone George. Mcculoch
Miller John W. Auchiuc o's' Executors.
For maps and further particulars s2ply auetoneer .
Gibery-st, or to JEN NI'S & RUSSELL Attorneys !"
the Executors No NaSsau-sL
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POPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON ant
the EAsT1An rail from Grand Central Depot, TIRE
(parlor cars attached and IL with palace sleeping
caTs Sundays at ii Pun with palace sleeping cars -
II. W. POPPBE, Agent
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Nem Dnblicailous.
CHRISTMAS DOUBLE NUMBERS OF

THE LONDON GRAPHIC
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.
AND
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each with beautiful cOloIod cngrsvngs will be published
early m December in this country
Dusty. -xoy IN cD>,re ,,,,x
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heror will also ap early In December.
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OF ALI, NEWSDEALEKS ORDER NOW.
TIE INTERNATIONAL NEWS COMPANY. New.Y0rk.
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STEAMBOATS, nno Railroads.

4 TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE
~ . Fare. = 30; EXCURSION, GOOD DURING SEA ON.
s. 30 berth included. steamers SARATOGA and cry OF
TROY leave Pier a. N H. fOd hTisOphcr.st daily except
SATURDAY. AZ p sun sicamci fouches ~ Albany
A LBANY BOATS-"PcOple's Lncn-DREW
~ aud DEAN RICHMONp leave Pier a.. NORTH River
foot Of Cana every weekday D. m connecting with
a. pOms North and West Freight received untl ume OF
departure
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known M tho NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known IA the NEW
II YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RATLgOAD
Arrangements Of trans nom 'h"nhcr;-st Depot From 2Jd
a. ~ Daily pt sundays Day ~ press Irawiugroo-
Coaches % bnghant0n, Enhre, uUrlclayi!c, Bunl
Niagara tall3 and suspension Id.c sleeping Coachei
HornclIrviIe to Cincinnati and Buffalo to Chicago
pm-naily. Chicago and -. LOUIS Limited Express"
sod Pullman ira IN ~ lay. sloopnR nd Hotel coaches
koe1tra for time ARRIVES Mead, III, 10 a.
~ cleveland 1880 am. Cincinnati 6ii5 p nj Chicago,
300 p M. ant - LOUIS 7So tho second moiniue:
Iufao $40 n m su-pci sion ridge s:z7 Ihe MOST
& D. m rally chicago FVrrcss for the west A Solid
train Of Pullman Day and sleeping Coaches TO Bnghamton
Ruhef ord aud Passaio 40 5tb 100 100 GAO O:2O M
y midniRht sundays 541 $50 1890 m, lao. $3.50
Paterson s.ij jl5 52o $50 40 1920 NJ ~ l45
800 4lo 6l9 $3.50 $40 $50 $50 $50 1879 p m; II
midnight sundays $40 $3.50 lO2o u m. lao $50
7:s5 D. M. - midnight. -. - 81, q. "a o,, -, 49,.
Iisoa aSo so 40 $40 500 $50 I 81 1000 D. m and
j. midnight Saturday nights only. Sundays 0l5 a. m,
s2teIn ~ $40 7:1o $3.50 1890 m. ll5 1880 800 TAO
$50 $40 $50 1890 p M and T. midnight SUNDAYS 5lj
Warwick AS 7db 1918 ID 4il5 D. m Sundays rs A. M
Eewburg and Cornwall $50 a m. $3.50 45O p sun.
Hondou ana Kingston and Montgomery a. m $3.50 D. IN
mos sy ~ 5i5 100 1850 a. M $50 $50 lsO TOO
r. $50 D sunday 045 $40 1920 IN. $3.50 800 p. IN.
sso ddoS~"s anaar " as $50 1870 G:5o S '
The AN and $40 pm TRAINS connect with New ork ON.
aud West Railroad az Manst The nm tram stops
Ut Port i'G Jerys 80 100 1920 $3.50 4.3O $50
u :, sunday 80 1920 IA. $50 SPIN.
81 m every nfioon minutesi 5A5 to l040 every
thirty nnntes and ii5o m manys eY nS t %
Sleeping coaches can DO obtained aud orders for The checking
shG i31' n 81 'Broadway Isl Wes Wo CoTrt
ST. BrooSyn 81 a. the GbS%gaayS Rsp%t' q. 7,o
'''o JOHN n. AbB0TT, GCnl Passr Agent Now.York
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VNHE u. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co.
i Amercan passenger Inc Tor t Thomas, Barbados
Para Mar nhan PerhambucO. BAHIA. RIO Gle 1nneIrj and
ro.sy connecting TO Monteyco. Buonos Ayres
md intermediate ports IN -Outhcrn BnNL
FINANCE. Wednesday Dec al noon. from Robert Stores
ErODkhu.
from Newport News, Va thd hsy succeeding
PAUL H. GEKHAED & CO.. General Agents - BrOAd.sb
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EOR THE MAN.

~ YORK tribune WILL RE RECEIVED AT TIE
lPTON OFFICES, 70 ,23S Broadway, corner Thirty
hrst-st, until D. 800 Broaiwly. between twenty.
second and iweIythri ats. uGil D. NJ. 3rS West TWEEN
,yh ri-st corner glt-avo, 40 los FOurth.aye
fourentht $50 Third ave, corner Forty.sovenhst. 80
t;,I hlfda.e near SKI ethst. and tho HARLEM Of-
r. r. I1f Est Onehnndreda ndtwelty.f fh-st. 300
y IN. at regular OfIiC Is
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Boar0 dn0 Rooms.

East Side.
ELEGANT furnished rooms in fine private
IL house with an Improvement. FOR one or two gentle
mynt references exchanged. 2o6 East l'th-st
! FURNISHED large and hall rooms first
Il and tnir hoir entering basement 100 East 2stt5t
rrRNISUED ROOMS.-l9 5th-avc, a
1 handsomely furnished paIior and b broom TO rem"
! CRAMERCY PARK, SIS Irving Place
| below gentlemen only.
/ NEWLY furnished rooms, with superior
/ ~ board, - To ~ lol Lexington ave
CHOICE Second floor of five rooms. one
small suite. with without private tans e.erencos'
= EAST 3OIH-ST.-Elcgantl furnished
- rooms second ana third floors IN suits or single Win
| first elias table, and al. tOnYcnleuccs.
! nEAST IlSF.-RoOmS to let with board i'll
- it-class pr waite house references
DH EAST 29TH-ST., with board second
'bD loor LEI separately together also room suitable
! FOR two gentlemen rciercnoea.
'(S EAST 2OrH-ST.-Second and third
DO floors with private bathrooms breakfasth desired;
rooms for gentlemen en- suite OF SinBlY.
'(OrH-ST., NO. Ill EAST.-Amercan pri-
nIshed sunny mont ROOM third hOor all conyenlenc 5;
AZ EAST nST-ST.-Doublc sunny front
A'D bow.wtndow second and third floors Isinse
rooms fourth door.
IA MADISON-AVE.--With board elegant
drstclass accommola, onS
ISA EAST 65TH ST.-Elegantly furnished
EsDO room with alcove; every comforts in private house,
TO gentlemen; references.
West Side.
A T213 WEST 13TII-ST. Furnished Rooms;
~ light housekeeping or gentlemen
CENTRAL, LARGE FRONT ROOM first
single thifdsory warm room IS Vest 2istst
ELEGANT suite of rooms, with or without
~ private table also rooms for single gentlemen parior
dining room references. 81 Nest 37tlst.
FURNISHED parlors singly or together;
Il references. l47 West lAthst.
PLEASANT ROOMS with board, at 81 West
l. 55d-st.i references exchanged.
SECOND floor and other rooms private table
- hdeslredi references. No 90 West 3Ith-sI
SUlTES and single rooms with and With
~ out board; desirable locations: references. ~ .
EVERETT DIRECTORY, "A West 50th 81.
ITO LET.-Suite of rooms and bath in the
i BURLINGTON, 10 West 30th st. Meals a Ia carte.
~ WEST 26rH-ST.. opposite st. James
Hotel.-Elegant rooms on snlte OF single with OF
without bOaId. on moderate terms
OQTH-ST. % West, near 5th-ave.-Pleas-
30 superior boards unexceptonabe ref
erences.
no WEST 38rH-ST Single and connecting
DO romsi superior board private baths highest refer
ences required.
IS1 WEST 34TH-ST-A New-Eu gland
1Cc~ lady desires few select boarders.
Rooms Uante0
lady TEACHER.-American. 42, desires
II attic room. chimney noghOoTbood Cooper nsune OF
| French literature voice culture. Address
, QUIET, Tribune Uptown oAce. l03 Ath'a'a
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IA MOUN1ALN5, IanltI" 81 CranstOn's tWes' Pointl
Cornwall Ncwburg Lallboso Milton ghkcepsi and
EsoDIl cOnncctin- vat UlstC Delaware stony
end skill Mountain railroad steamer cry OF
XII SION anJ JAMES W BALDWIN leave every
weekday at m, pier foot OF Hdrrison.st. n, II,
except saturdays wher CITY vi Kingston leaves d Il.
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y ORWICU LINE.

n ORWICH LINE. ,-... po.,or. g. woroe,t,r.
- s,oaooa leave pier 40 North RIVER o0G Vi W
90 ,er above Desbrosses street Ferry AT 4'oo p' ' J'
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NM 3prIpHrA AND READING r. r.

DmLApELpHlA AND READING I. Il.
Il.4f .}IlI-lAE1ND LitI . ID i-..-,,l, pro,,
=. j, 20 a., ." s} ,55
a. q +. " y1. Iul d. 40 tlr Dorm POI "t N,
Cr.sfart Ii 1T louinpisl,e. .or MouayinA Con no
oEAS. Su'..,5N ~ rs on al DAY Trlu'anl sLEEPINt
ue',aufS ~, r-'IipFlrHGA SION "a GIcen SIS
gm .rtlY ts, A.. 5a+ i-,o n, a. p a aE,
rori o f IA s. rI'AI'f ari rIliLir-nURo. Penn
TOY %iii&,f,r,uC syN4rrYY tE. }| ica 6 an
Fog a., ioi h. az $50 o.. ZOO eandaS'
o o r 14t2 {. g. saa : ( TO- s''a
~, ,,,oi, a., 7ao i.,,. si5 a. H. 1870. BAY. 400
So. t- So, o. p'i 1f9 IiTSlo"N md MAUcH cIUXt
u 800 RI s,5 q. m, 100 1880 $40. $40 , H. uA"A!
rSf G u atto TO ~ O. M o. l'Sr = = %, NJ 5'o
rSl 'iilGif' hiiDGH B"ANCH II 800. 81, Ii. 400
Sr ~ MINGToS ZOO, sas o. M, Ico. $50 400 Asa
~ c2 J e 3 ii sua si ' 7oo SO 1850 llsa
G255 90 is5- 5.l5. io.s ? IA Sundays 400 sooA N
rqFt4 SriEGo go S @ RI e. Zoo t'3o 500 li
sao co. tGo &c. iS 49, a. ~ 100 3d. ioj
.. G5a SS q. %SI'd' IAN gE?yE &cs A fa N
10. ~. moo 10, o.. ~,0o; 90 a. an, V IL"
Tor rtE -HoLp 80. lloq q nj ~ nv ~ PIE
IuI LAFEW ODD OWES lllN Bib "l'' =. '''-' ~
$40 n go Yo y. m. .,., , ,ptnaf.r1,l n
For ATLANTIC CITY, NlNIhNNb "'1 hli N''-4 Wv |
$50 Q. m. loo T. u ...,~.,.
NFW-JEkSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier so. q. ,crth ivey, Via eaGty Ho?E >,,,
ror n ,gILANUs. rEA8R4 ONT LpNt hhAGCh
'TAKENO0D ToH hiF aH, NJ bAHNEs D , ~ p z
TicEct. can be- procured ~ foot ~ ~ cfy.tt Nf % 2
,ort I've a. hJ,. 25l 9,7 elt ia ami 1873 goAd"ly
800 1877 and il1 6tn-iv'. IuvinSt In-st - - aug
So Box,ry and principal hotee IN Ne@-f0INs Gytl
af 2ln, Az Mrnhsttan 1yc. In HOB k'n, "nenllt
'on-t Ny lr'nsi"i omI'iy w., Az aim r ~ 81 '
90 = " ~ Tty q. O.. II NNCOCK
q. ,t.,'r.i MANAGER cen. Pass end TICK ct Aet
H. T. BALDWIN &. r. P.Agt, ll0 Iibcryst, ~ y.
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THE BAY LINE
ron
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily, except Sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad $40
y PaTlor car through " steamer.
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Qeachfrs.

FRENCH CONVERSATION rapidly l, ae eqIRgTR'
an,hnr of Panoramic Instructor" and New ffenon
Method" published by Appleton.
MO SALARY. Wanted nice home me-. IN a an
~ AmerodIh a i" adS9ress b. Is, Tribune Onico.
TUTORS. Govcrnesses, &c, in every branch
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NfIRTA an CoYKIERE, 81 East l7tlIst next sypher s.
XxTOWAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU supplies Professors. TeaeherS Goy shes
Also DUN A.i' Mrs. \. D. CULVER, 80 shave
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Z 10 MADISON-AVE.

Mr., ROBERTS and NutsWNK rs hns1'' a. LIES
500 for Y1ulg Isa!.s and Lite tdl.' ~. -
study for pupils under i5ure-l Postgr-dlA'y GAS NV
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Eartng Ara0emles.

ALLEN DODWORTH, 6S1 5TH-AHE;s;ry
" ASSISTED BY HIS son, FRANK DOpWOitIh Ia
classes and private lessons. Gentlemen On MOhIy anu
Tl,ursdav evenings circulars. -. To-
wv n0oK lust published. includes complete guide Tor
tl,r Coalition with go figures. harper a Brothers
AIEXANDFR MACGREGORS, 112 9TH
~ AVT-Private lessons and classes every day Genue
mems classes Monday and Thursday evenings
SCHOOL FOR DANCING and DEPOk l.
"A. men reopcnei for the season at571 thaye Mr.
II N,VIpn DFIfLI'S pupils meet Mondays and lhurs-
days Glasses always open. see circular.
NE GARMO'S CLASSES IN DANClNG.-NO.
IL I.l76 Broadway. G2d.st,l
EERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, l6Z
Z Est th.,t Bank Building Class Lessons aud IN
waite Instrrc cry day and evening semi lor circular
Large Hall to let for select Entert umneht. ---
CEORGE WALLLACE'S ACADEMIES, III
IL west y th.s. near Broadway and l20th St. Park ave-
circulars.
nv GEORGE DODWORTH, 81 West 2dth-st.,
4 formerly with MI Alcn D0lworth now % n DEC
cireulars Room 10 Let .0r Germans. etc
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NEW-YORK, Wednesday, NOV. % I9s5
The following snes were Exchange and Auctlo0
Room to-day;
By PicbGT6 7. UOf1ieh o.
4.story flats with lots NCs 1867 10 l,OBl Lexfng-
Saei James 4 Gordon s49,o9
l similar building with lot No III East lO7tl-st,
269 IL e Of LexingOnaye, lot l7xiOO James Nc =
BIZ w., u. LYtcb
/ 4.story dwelling with lot. No l52 West b5thss
west OF 6th-ayci adjourned to Decemberv
BIZ SDtVil 0nd ryan
2 4.storv fats with los nos 321 AMI 5Ss East IZis
east Of 2d.ave; adjourned 10 DEFENDERS.
By DGniei u. Seaman.
| 5.story building with lot, No u CaDal-st, near
Allcn.st; W.tldraSn.
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NV. WksEY sOUTFEiN DIVISION.

NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY
y Trains leave non Chamhers-st Depot for tngle a
b40 go $40 p II midnight. sundays T. NJ and
%anuct Spring Valley and Monsoy Z. lOa m, 1850 p
tuudaVs
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The bad weather has somewhat interfered
with business during the last few days. The increase
in the number Of buyers is however, apparent in IN.
growing poportlon OF wants In the bweeky lists Two
seats in the Exchange were sold at A. H. Muller Som.
public stock sales at 81, 100 each " X Stevenson .
posted for membership in the Exchange being pronos
by Sinclair Myers and seconded by A. L. Mordecai also
H. l.. Ansey. proposed and seconded by the same nan
bers also Howard II Smith. of Brooklyn. proposed hr
Jere Johnson jr., and seconded by William H. Wells :"
At the brokers' meeting Dye and Caste called for t,
dwellings the West Side below FOrtethst, nor to cot
over $4,000 each also building suitable for spics
mill below Cana-st Ferdinand Fish wanted a eooS
building in Broadway, between Fulton and Cham6erss
$751; either TO lease or to buy He also wanted TO buy
building the Cotton Exchange, than
25xlOO Lespinasse Friedman offered on the soaiS.
west OF Grand Boulevard aud One-hundred.snd
fDrtyseventhst six lots for $4,000 Also eight lots In
TeDth-aye. between Observation-Disclosures and
Onehundred-l fifteenth SITS, for 100000; also a.
Tenth-aye. and Ole-hundr h sts. lot, 404x0O FOR
Sl8 900 also two lots at enth-ave and One-hundred
and.fourteenth-st for $4,000. Dye and Caste oerea
sie for f. Tucker offered SSS Ses
lots the corner Of Tenthaye and Seventy.
fourth.s 1OOx10i, for 300 Also business property
in sixth-ave. in Ninth Ward, for $4,000;
At the auction sales A. j. Bleecker sold twelve first
mortgage gold bonds of the Long Beach CONSTRUCTION
Company par value 81 900, sold to Mr.. Herbert Tor
$50. Richard V. Harnet & Co; sold under foreclosure
No. 1901 Lexngton-aye, also Nos 6s9 and l6s7. FOE
$40 900 to James A Gordon The sale OF Nos 1877 and
329 East seveny-secondstw was adjourned ti December
8. d. NJ Seaman advertised TO sell No OF CanaEst; W.
b. Smith, No 1852 West Fiftyeighthst but both were
Tomorrow J. F. B. smyth will sell under foreclosure.
fouI-sory brick dwelling No. 300 East Northumberland.
elevent-st j. T. StearDs VIII sell undef foreclosure
onr.sory stone front dwelling being No. $50 West Fity.
eighth-s Scott Meyers will sell by order OF the exec
utors about twenty lots near Boslonaye, opposite One
hundred-and-seventieh ST., in the Tweny-third Ward;
also Nos 06 and 90 Overst. between Water aud south
sts.-twO brick houses with concrete basement
In consequence Of the Indictment weather the sale Of
James L. Wells at Yonkers on Monday evening was not
largely attended Nos. "a and 80 Alder-s sold to NJ
Chimney for 300 each No. SO sold for The to
james Chnnery No. 20 on Cedar-st to Mr. Murphy for
$l6O. No. to John Galway for $50 NO. III to
George It Finch for $3.50 Nos. II aud 10 10 George
Davis for $500 and 1905. No AZ to Mr. Thorn for $685.
No. 224 on Elm-st 70 X " Putnam for SllO No. on
Castle for 5000 No % to A. Lutkns for 1910 No 30
to X n. Putnam Tor 1920. No. 81 TO A. Lutkins Tor
1910 Nos. 3 and ID in the same street sold to Mr. O.
PiggOtt for $500 EACH
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Ter Tcth Sexes-CitY.

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A BUREAU OF RELIABLE INFOHMA-
2 TON or SCHOOLS Hundreds Of ui' p'ei sch'1t
cr1esented hy one acquslu'. with tLe- ana l' ht aa
wee given nee on, "A IS sore tea a' "a ''' TOT ,'l
aye 10 tt0se " no dc. iibe tcr wants ~l y A1 l'-'
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American school 1ur al. 2 Wet iiins,, y y
IL EAST GjTH-ST. ..........,.
- MISS CTISHOLM's SCHOOL FOR Girls
Harvard Preparatory CLASS 'ou. Boys Glasses
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Musical Instruction.
MEXICAN SCHOOL OF OPERA.
~ First Branch \4tional C"nser, tory o. I 5at. fon
n ,p,I,.r 9nd ~ n 10 a m O. ic9.i,4 December 3 and
ar same hour for malcs For Iurt information 1ppy 70
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nACKER Of Glass and Porcelain, and smart
1 boy. Apply before 10. - 49,, , , %, .,..,t,-or
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-NY CITY
Tho following SHOWS transactions recorded
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ADY TEACHER.-American. 42, desires
II chimney noghOorhood Cooper Institute or
Union square; exchange FOR loHs0ns EaSllsh Ofahches
French. literature voice culture. Address
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