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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-27

In State issues the entire business was covered
by sales of Tennessee settlement IS at "A 5-S.
OF city bank stocks there were no sales.
The general bond market was in fall sympathy
with the seasonable dulness Of the period, but ii
was conspicuous for firm tone. Here and there
among the speculative classes there some
pressure made by speculative sales TO help along
the bear speculation in stocks. For instance,
Fort Worth and Denver frsts were sold off TO
lO4alO4 Is They are per cent interest payers,
and the company now is earning dividend upon
its stock The Texas and Pacific firsts and
seconds were notably strong at 81 and 80
respectively. Reference IS made TO our full
repOru Of bond sales.
At the Stock Exchange the rate for money,
which has reference only TO daily balances, ruled
AT sac per cent in the early hours, and later at
l2al6 per cent The final loan was at 10 per
cent II was not a question Of supply, only Of
rates, toward the making OF which some lnstltu-
figures
ihe Clearing House statement to-day was as
CO. @l oSe Exchanges 1886, sos; balances,
The SqI63-Treasury to-day was debtor TO the
anCe was S57osS2, made up by gains Of
SI--''VI currency and S24s231 coin. The
Jay opcra' ols sec covered: Receipts SO 294 Jos
b aEIannce 81 Sis Ss;G "a resulting in general
64S coin and S7,O66,2l6 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
eeived to-day Ssl,240 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S661 sAA tho in
ternaI revenue receipts 1894 ,S52 and the TnisceI
laneOus receipts SJj7O3.
Io-days Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits In hank compares with tbe
hgureS Of the last previous statement as fellows
-. , Dec. "a. Dec &C. Dioore,cos
3, god hd.s1s7. 758 40f slse 673 Inc So 5eo
e., 1,lyef On nd. ls,46S52o 177l7,243 Dec. 1895
On hand........ 7.7s5.4ss 77sO,22l Dec. 5es7
Actual cash In ---
Troay vaults
over Outstand
Ing hatess2l s213 55e 1877 Dec SAG 9ss
D''' 'D O~A<s 30 z9Z,10o 80 3762SG Inc. ,Os3 467
Net cash bal ees$e9 Is9 s249 032 1913 Inc ss37 s
Inc foreign exchanges were weak because Of
IAN sniaii ueihahd and full supply Of commercial
I'D. pu'' as There is steamer till Saturday the
boheu Is nominal at revised quotations for actual
~' es ~ lVliJws: Bankers bills at 81 50 -
TrS - loI Iol2 and short sterling respectively:
=, nH iahVs AT OPP - and 500 reichmarchs
IT, 20 ana % - and euilders at 80 IS and 40
to|oay Dellg holiday i'm London we are with
p ~. either financial quotations from there ar
1taIS, or Ia, weekly statement Of the Bank ~
iahd ana th3t OF the Bank of France
ST. 'oeoHHhCIdeIs IN the old companies-OreQon
rhort Line, Utah Central and Idaho Central rail.
exci mp" Stare notified that if they do not
eA1rhahgc their certificates for sfocl, in The Con.
piiIdaeq oregc1 Short Line, land Utah Northern
;i."uWaf Company on or befsre January 2 1sQ0
"a accordance with the terms OF the consolidation
lucy WIZ DE declared from the benefits arising
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-27

FLOUR AND MEALFLoUR 4o ., medium WgIS
the f S1bh g 6gysg h 5Gs ns Wheat demand
very moderate o pT9 '9 Sc Sa = 800 IBIS
9G s96 foe for eIpert 400 obs Low Extra ao
81 IS for Vest Indies 900 Ibis Mnnesola EHt y 200
as5 IS 1000 bbs Winter T Boa MI Fine 81 75ds2 as
6Gs SgpeIne - M Extra West indies 3oa4 IS
sten!s q e2Gs5 90 s5 L9y s s FAR to c6oc
fancy a. as "a go Patents ordinary to choce4 20
Ia 80 3 go@s Gear ~ 81 5Ss O rye MINUTES - l5G
g. So STRAIGHT Sdtc poPr 2sas : % a2ey s5d5
Supcnnc spring and Winter o. iC 69iTttiFrY FIOl-
BIS sSag Gsd & s9s IS ToSi a' FL 5aI
Has eh demand !$5 6Ol' sueTTgnESw n 2GT
g 20 Fancy II s small lo's u B1cKwHE4T FLoUE
u at 81 5oa$ e ma9Iy az s SSS9i o 80 ~ y s6
y o 6 sad q@sa d1wne y s. SALES 600 bb including
GR4IxDwIIIAT- To.day's option market w6s exceed.
iney dq and ALMOST e 9d not reach 600 900 bushels.
while the fluctuations In prices Were So hnd dalnS
II Goa s at sbeS slight a s saypace
on some deygre .nraad AND The domestic news offered
but little encouragement to cthcf siSc. a. rrSn ue
we're comparattysy small and the sea0oard clcarances
showed some increase Du. uI e or les attention from
other spcctjye articles and that had something 70 do
WI, w snf SgsI j" be Interior arrivals foryegt
hours ~ 800 bushels spring ara 99 9o 1uIh9s
and clcsrsnces' II5 O07 bushels asalnst 10. bush,
this TING year ago sisae snd Sc the
close Of Tuesday Subsequently theio wa, ue9ne Of
s sSS1S e 70 IS % sf and MaS 70 sse closing VIII
recovery Of se On Ih' S Cash trading vas az
most ele and prices Sose fe nearly
SSies el2 600 6ashels future 1000 bushels spot
saoat NO. Hard sprng quoted o. 9Ss sac, aaoa'
scem6 Ssi'' eoss ss''" 4 se aaT s5ss
s0sc: do March s7lGs3c closing at s7'sc. do Aprl.
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LIVE STOCK MAEKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

pnralo y Y. Dec. 26.-Cstue-Eeceipts last
o. hours. 1850 head; total for week thus
far $50 head Tor safe time lat ooo week EEK,
Of which to New York 100 head for sale market quiet
rd Unchanged sheep and Lab-kecells last - hours,
600 head total for week thus far. 500 head for
anc time last week. - 200 bead consigned through
100 mad 600 head OF which 20 AcWlor 400 head
r sae buyeTs and sellers apart tending lower Hogs-
ceIus la.t .. hours 1JI2O mead total Tor week thus
a. 10 200 head for same time ast week. 5I,lO0 head
.onslaucd through 1920 mead, 100 Of which to New.
~ nj 200 f0r sale; market steady. with moderate
demand mediums and heavy. IS 90; mixed. 10 20
ochicae0 pee aG--''Tho Droycrs' Journal" reports
C,tfir- Receipts 1900 head shipments, 900 head
49,. slow closing Zoe lower BccNcs. e S0dEj stock
~ and FEEDER s2dt2 10 oOws bulls and mixed. 81 200
90 TeNa. cattle 42ds2 IS. HOgs-Iieceipts. 1900
rr,S sluncnts q coo head market strong Dc higher
mixed az 50as3 05. heavy 20 45as3 20 HIGHT 70 500
"a "a. sklrn f3ds8 So Sheep hcccipts 1000 head :
shiuments 600 head market st,ady; natives ~ SOD
* 40 Western, cornfed. $iaFf 30, Texans s3ds3 20
lambs $3.50
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Countrn Real Gstdte for Sale

A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.- Hand.
n some residences ami ttilding sites for
sale houses TO let. furnished or unfur'
nished. TUBES & TAYLOR. ) Beekman-st.
At CRAWFORD, 40 minutes from New.
"A York. on Central z. Il. OF y. j., desir.
able French roof mouse foT sale 5 rooms,
near station. Apply u WIN. d. BIG ELOW,
Crawford. Union Co, N. J., or CHAS. LEO
ABRY, Al Maiden Lane. n. Y.
CoR SALE.-Country seats, farms and
brick property on each side OF the
Hudson River; bargains. FRANK PER-
rim, Fishkili-on- Hudson. n. y.
Ni1TNT KISCO We-tchester County
vi Residences. buiidfne sites and farms for
@le; also re-ifenrcs furnished ana unfur-
nEh'd. 70 toby season or year. CAR
PENTER & PELTON, Mount X SEQ, N. Y.
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday, Dec. 26-p. m.
A stock market which records only 77,5O7
shares as the operations for day in over $50
listed stocks offers little scope for comment
That was to-day's stock market That with such
dulness and all the manipulation enlisted for
decline, the fluctuations hardly average l-2 per
cent. with a final result of immateral changes
more small advances than declines from the open
ing fgures-tells the story of the real conditions
There may be- there is, an indsposition to enter
on new contracts for the bull" account pending
the close of the year, but there is not in sight
a disposition Of real holders of securities to sell
for the chance of buying in lower, despite the
advice gratuitously offered by nine out of every
ten brokers at the Stock Exchange. That is
what bothers us we have had it written up and
enlarged upon, that there could be no rise In
stocks till after January l, and till the money
question assumed a different shape We have
contributed our mite 10 the efforts OF certain
National banks and private banking firms to
make the money market at the Exchange I'M
comfortable, and have had the Stock Exchange
rate of sails per cent telegraphed all over the
country as the rate for money in New-Nork
More than all that, the weather is consplcuously
in our favor, so far as the coal stocks are con-
cerned We have sold Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western every day for two weeks at 1862,
sales What fools these mortals be that they
do not rush i'll TO sell their stocks and help us
and the brokers who have sold their customers
stocks for our account out of the whole. We tell
YOU they Will before January at least, we
hope they will"
We have translated into plain English the
burden of the days speculative song. 1t is a
wall let us have the market for the remainder
Of the year with the promise of being good boys
after January /. If you will let us cover, we
will not reduce freight rates for SIX months or
combine with National banks TO manipulate the
money market. Won't the real holders of stocks
remember the season of the year when 1t is
more blessed TO give than to receive and respond
10 the piteOus appeals daily put forth for relief
What matters il that Delaware Laclawanna and
Western stock is selling at about 81 instead OF
$50 on the depressed condition of the coal trade.
the shorts" in il need it in their business at
this price We appeal TO the real holders of Sc
curites that they may understand the necessities
Of the situation, and to speculative holders that
they may relieve the brokers who short of
these stocks either for their own or other &C
counts.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
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Rcal Gstaic il)anteo.

A FIRM WANTED, dry soil. within one
n muir NJ city; must be within half mile
Of a railway station viii give in exchange
two nraiv new cottages In QrSt-clas- order
at Coney Island adjoining Giand Boulevard.
3 minutes walk from railway station price
SO. 600 70 membrane. X. l.. WOLCOTT,
owner, 20 Ccntre-st., NcwYork.
For ethereal estate ads. see 9Th pageJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-27

Boston. Dec. 20.-Fiour quiet. Corn easier and ia
large supnly Oats steady. but quiet and unchanged
shorts qgt and steady. Provisions dull butter very
dul with a weak tendency. Cheese qlirt Eggs barely
.oady: Eastern extras, PC Western do, 2ic Receipts
Tor The week-FlouI $1,000 bbis. 1900 secks $780,
600 bush oats. 81. 900 bush shorts. $40 tans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-27

from subscriptions to the bonds and stock of the
consolidated company
The Mechanics and Traders Bank has declared
a dividend of per cent
The Tennessee Coal and Iron Company his
declared dividend of per cent.
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Citn Real Gsinte Go Eet,

4 LOVELY HOUSE, with nine bedrooms;
"A IL No. 1iO East SJth-st. new, mover
and attractive. only one left OF group OF
Ten houses; rent low for the accomnoda-
lions offered. Apply on premises. or 10
OWNER Room 81, 10 Caiar.st
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. ,23S Broadway, corner Thirty-hfst-st.,
untn 9 u. m. $50 Broadway, between
Twcnty.second and Twenty-third SITS, until
D. ~. 27O West TNcnty-third-st., corner
lEighth-aVe. 1J2 SiNth-aVe.: lob Fourth
ave, corner FOurtccnth--t. 200 Third ave,
corner Forty-7eycnth-ss l,O2j Ihitd-aye..
ear SiXty-hrsc-st. l.1OS Eirst-1Nc.i lOt
West Forty ->ccond--t.: Ninth-aye. and
SIxty-elghth- ST. and 50 Libcrty-st., and the
HARLEM OFFICE, ls0 Fast One-hundicd-
and-twenty -tfth-st., UP TO 5 ,. H., at regular
Office rates.
ITO LET OR LEASE. with or without
4 power. floors, iJNSU let, III our new
factories Kent-avr., between Kcap and Rod
ney sts built especially Tor man featuring
business: LIGHT on four sides, steady steam
power: insurance low steam neat; power
elevator Waterman employed no
wood-workers convenltnt to all
ferries aud shipping points; possession
a, once. Apply to owners, j. =. " g. r.
SIMPSON, - RGduey-st.. Brooklyn, y. Y.
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Citp .Rrnl gsiatc for Sale.

TOR SALE.-A corner on 0th-aye.; new
j. building terms reasonable price low
no agents. Address L. /. CALLAHAN,
80 East 42d-st.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
IN FEET on Broadway, Brooklyn
oU would sell half only part cash re-
quired. OWNER, 62i broadway. B'klyn.
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n1ork nlanteo.
Females.


YOUNG lady, cOnversant In Engllsn,
"A French German and Italian desires .
position as amanueDsis and bookkeepcr Ia =
wholesale firm would have no OoJrcuggn W
travel highest city references. AuoIess
Miss L., care OF Nine. Lumley, 1873 otn-aye'
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL Bh KE'
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OffICEo'
No. 23S Broadway, corner Thirty irsI-ss.,
until D. m. $50 Broadway between
TWEEN ty second and Twenty third sts', uh.n
3 D. m. 20 West Twenty-third.st.. corner
Eighth.avc. 152 Sixth-aye.; LOB foufth-
ave. corner FOUrteci th-st.
s, TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- desires permanent position; references
X. Y. H.. Tribune ONCE.
STENOGR lady OF ex'
- perencc desires position as steno9-
rapher and typewriter can furnish :. IA MA
chine II necessary. Address EAPEkI'
270 West 23d-st
cTENOGEAP lady owning
- typewriter desires copying TO 90 az
home will call for work. Address IffE-
WRITER, go West 23d.st.
g rENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER;
- Lady graduate at Packard's ana
practical experience in orice work, desires
suitable position uneXceptiOnai references
:. O., / $40 Madson-ave.
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Business Gbantes

A PHYSICIAN with a very large practice
health, t. compelled to make an immediate
change; ~ a party with some means this is
rare opportunity. Address DOCTOR,
1884 Broadway, Brooklyn.
A PUBLISHING COMPANY dncorpor.
"A atedl. wants lady or gentleman with
5000 cash as secretary and treasurer;
PoRTUNITY. p. o. Box 1.4s7.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
CEIYED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. '2Ss Broadway, corner Thirty lr.t.st..
Twenty.seccnd and Twenty sts., until
s p. m. go West Twenty-third-st., corner
Eighth-ave. 1j2 SiXth-aNe. 1J3 Fourth
ave. corner Fourtccnth-st.
n ARPENTER-By a sober, industrious
" Swpde a. carpenter or porter; handy
az painting has full set OF carpenter's tools
and handy with all kinds OF tools not afraid
o. work good references. Address j. D.
WILSON, Isl Palisadc-aye., Union Hill,
y. j.
4 USTOM tailoring business; established
- % years on Broadway; will retire from
active business; stock, fixtures, goodwill;
cheap FOR cash. Address RARE CHANCE,
Tribune Onicc.
1--WE THOUSAND DOLLARS wanted
Il as additional capital TO extend our
business fun investigation and particulars.
Address FOREIGN FRUITS, Box IL, Trib-
une Office
~ OR LEASE.-A restaurant on Broadway
l. furnished will lease for term OF years
70 a responsible party; must have good Sc
curlty. Address SECURITY, Tribune Office.
DOR SALE.-Jules Jurgensen watch; very
l. little used, at less than half cost. A.
WRIGHT 1l2 Madson-aNe.
GREAT BARGAIN.-EXpress p years
VI established 4 wagons, l truck; good
business; must be sold this month cause
other business 10 agents. j. Y. c., 57ll2
Lorimer-st.. Brooklyn
TBUY FOR CASH, groceries dry goods
i clothing, shoes, hardware, millinery
stores. furniture, sc. Liberal commission
paid 10 agents. SCHWEINBURG, 12G
East s3d-st.
MINES FOR SAttE;-DeygloPed, orc
WI producing load, silver, gold quartz and
placer mines properties reported upon.
CARL SCHULZ. NJ f.. Haley. Idaho.
ID ARTNER WANTED.-Lady or gentle.
i man, with about $500 capital, 70 OK
tend long established and lucrative bust
ne--. For particulars, apply TO Mr.. ROE,
81 Poplar-st., Brooklyn.
ID ARTNER WANTED Either silent or
L active, with $4,000: business will pay
from 10 70 10 per cent net absolutely sure
located In city OF 10. 900 inhabitants, on
\. Y. l.. F.. w. Il. Il. Inquire OF
THEODORE Il. SHEAR, Attorney. at.Iaw,
80 Wall.st. cor. BrOad-st. n. Y. City.
- oOFS repaired, painted and warranted
IL 3 years best material and cheapest in
price; reference the best. COATES &
pROMIs, LOGS 3iave.
c1OO a LIVE man wanted a. partner
- I w. ~ the real estate business a
good chance for Al. honest, sober man.
Address PAEIN ER, Tribune once.
coon CASH WILL buy nrst-class
y ~OO news and book route paving
go weekly the year round. Apply imme-
diately TO 5. l.. MAY. 425 5th-avc., Brook.
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TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.

The Treasury purchased $4,000 bonds; per
cents 81 500 at 127, and l-2 per cents $4,000
spectively lower than the nominal bids at the
Stock Exchange At the Stock Exchange there
was no business in Governments, and probably
even the small amount accepted by the Govern
ment could not have been sold at the Government
prices Yet the nominal quotations at the EX-
change are follows:
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fumlsbel Rooms.


Al ELEGANTLY furnished suite, par.
"A Tor, bed md bathroom southern eX-
posture sup RIO private house gentlemen
preferred. 80 West 35th-st.
A LARGE sunny ROOM. gas. heat aud
"A bath. for tyo. .3i Yves: 25th;st
4 DVERTlSEAENTs FOR THE NEW
a YORK TRlsUNE WILL BE RE.
CEINED At TIE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. 23S Broodwy, corner Thirty-nrst-st.
Mntn y. m; 80 Broadway, between
Twenty-sccond and Twenty.third SIS.
CLINTON PLAT. 32.-Deslrable fur
- nishfd rooms siperior accommodation !;
refined home low pieces.
% TH.ST., ~ wFsT. near broadway
20 Large and small sunny rooms. 81 to
$40 weekly; bath ad dining convenient TO
principal hotels, club, restaurants. Il"
station gentlemen.
ocTH-ST., WEST pa nice large
w furnished room. second floor. with bath
gentlemen only r'fern.cs required.
~ SYST. 20 wFSI.-weu furnished
Il room to let; vita private family: all
conveniences near l. salon gentleman.
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domestic 5ituanous iUanteo

Males.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
CEINED Mt TUE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. Us Broadway, corner Thirty. nrst-st.,
u I'll . =. M. $50 Broadway. between
Twenty -secOnd and Twenty-third sts.. until
, p; m. 30 West Twenty.t ST., corner
Eighth-aNe.; 1872 SiNth.ave.; 1853 tourtn'
ave, corner FOurteenth.st. 200 Third-aNe''
corner FOrty-seVenth.s 026 Thhd'a,,oos
West Forty-second- Nnth-a'e. ~. ,ha
sixty eighth-st, aud 90 Libcrty.st.i nnd n ~
HARLEM OFFICE, $50 East ODe-hu aha,,s-
and-twenty-nfth-st..u up 20 D. m'' ~
office rates. --.-
DOACHMAN.-B u young Man' 4, rssr.,
u color,d or a. carriage giOoih 9'1id
higho-t rrference, from last eihpt'SN'
dress y. n s.. 239 West 4ls.ss. So
@oICuNAS- nv married man, no ram
L M hest city reference. Gan or au'
drcss :. j.. .65T BROAD way. --
Ho1Cu,fAx and GARDENER.-By
4 A,iiaia-aacd "inele mani fully under
- ~ hvslncss h a good horse clipper
80 ,oars, good r.,f,runce ffnnl last tm'
Iioyer. Address J. r., Long lsiaha wy
oo1cIINIAN.-ny IN Eneiishman, mar.
l. la no fnn.iiy thorough left owing u
-, ,osaino ab-oad Address j. b., Lon
don lInrHe-s Aecncy, 2So oth.aye.
1oAcHMAN.-By nrst-elsss single
4 IAN city or country j. strictly tcn'-
os,.,.H romnctcnt IN the care 81 horses.
% % ~ 80 GO Understands care 81 furnace
not afraid 10 make himself generally nseful;
x,iil he well recommended. Address COACH
MAN. Box Is. Tnbuhs once.
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American Standard of CiassiG.

The outon market has the usual holiday appearance.
Todav's fluctuations were small not exceeding az points
cosiup al about point advance light receipts al t
ports Opening sales, however. showed ueesHne W
noint The liverpool market will be CLOSED until Monday
G.Toc 400
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flats Go Ecl, ilntnrnishe0 b.

A CORNER FLAT. with 3 rooms ana
"A. bath rent $40 THOMAS A ECkEK.
son, 80 West 3Oth-st
ELATs TO LET IN THE
A GORDON,
sBfh.st. 9th-ave newly decorated: steam
heat and oil modern improvements; rent
from s85 10 ESQ per month rooms ami
bath. INQUIRE OF the owner on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-27

the spot quoted steady ana quiet; prices
unchanged sales 100 bales for export and $50 bales FOR
consumpon Port receipts. 20 SOC bales against &9Oao
bales this day last week ard Sg21 bale us dSy Ia
046 oo5 bales against 35363Oi bales for the correspond
ing time last year. .-,... e...s..f -. c,...tc
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Bonr0 ano nooms.


DEIVATE FAMILY ole attractive floor
4 with board parlor dning-room ap-
pointments refined home. o West 45th-st
XJAsHINGTON PLACE No. 70
w Newly furnished roons: quiet and
clean central location: VITA or without
0ald.
4 IN small family, dcsiablc second
L, floor; handsomely furnished with
board references. - West dst-st.
. WEST 46TH.ST Rooms. With board /;
> parlor dining-room.
nc TH-ST.. 81 WEST.-Flrst.chss board
~ large or small rooms. Handsomely fur
nished. at moderate prices.
0D DIST. 3l7 WEsT-Two large parlors,
~ heated large closets runnln, water:
upright beds good board separate table:
family or party: - week: other rooms
table board, translents 81 25 day.
81 ST-ST.. 20 WEST.-EXceilent Accom-
OI mediation for three dav boardcrs: ex-
trnord inarllv good cooking and scrvlGa al
moderate prices dining room, Kitchen lew.
ly furnished everything new and dean
throughout
or!KNNlEVCY PARK To rent, pauor
. floor. with or without board single
rooms.
OoWAsHINGTON SQUARE, VEST
')O Iarp. and small rooms. With board
hripg park central locatlon.
40 TUST e83 WEST Heated rooms
4 y with GOOD substantial board pleasant
and homcllke. - so aud upward.
80 MADIsON.AVE.-Wit board suits
fff and rooms also front upper square
rooms. CRATE fire; reasonable terms.
o. MADISON.AVE.-IA handsome
I'D room with alcoye iirst-class board ;
references.
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REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

Actual cash In ----
Tray vaults
Outstahd.
ing cert heaessI Oo2 42o s2ls 500 1877 Dec SAG 2sa
i'-' ' O~i@s % 232,IO9 80 376.2 30 Inc. lOs3 4G7
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ADY'S MATD.-By young Norwegian
IL girl understands how 10 cut and nc,
addressing and fitting willing 70 work.
Apply early, 3o7 4th-ave.. 25th and 10Th Sta
l ADY'S-MAID.--By a French Protestant
max Enollsh 30 Masf Aad.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-27

4 AUNDRESS. &c.--A German woman
IL wishes washing and ironing in or oat Of
house. by dav or week references. Mrs.
SANDERS. 2O2 West 6Oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-27

MAID. English. 10 wait on lady or in.
VI valid can sew speaks French Wiling
and Ohliging. Address CHAPLAIN, IT'D
me UPTOWN Office 23S Broadway.