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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
pIsprTED CoLyMBvS ACCOUNTS.

The executive committee Of tho Columbian cele-
brsti0u met al the Mayors Office yesterday and sat
with closed doors 20 receive the report Of its auditing
committee and wind mp the financial end Of the affair.
Mayor Grant presided. and among other members
present were General Horace Porter General Louis
fitzgerald Commissioner Charles g. F. Wahle. secrc-
tary; ea.Mayor William ii. Wckham George Kemp,
Charles A. Moore and Charles Baratonn The attcn-
dance was small Tho auditing committees report
was submitted and after two hours had been spent in
going over It's figures, an adjournment was taken
until Monday, when fuller meeting Of the executive
committee Is hoped for. A number Of disputed bills
are dealt with in the auditing committees report,
being that OF Captain Alfred Thompson. who had
charge OF the night pageant. and charged 81 900.
Some OF the committeeman sa'd Yesterday that they
were opposed to pay ing him more than the $1,000
he has already received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
WESTERN UNION,S STOCK DIVIDEND.

The directors cf the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany yesterday declared a dividend in stock of 10
yer cent upon the old capital OF So6,2O0,000. The
action was unanimous there being present Jay Gould,
DR.. NOrvin Green, George j. Gould. Edw1n Gould.
samuel Sloan, Russell Sage, Erastus Wiman, John +.
Terry and Henry b. Hyde. The stock dividend comes
out OF the recently authorized increase of the capital
stock to sl0ooooOOo. After the dividend there will
remain S5,15o.oOO stock In the treasury, which may
not be sold except at par. The resolutions adopted
by the directors declare that the stock dividend repre-
tents return TO shareholders OF money diverted
from net earnings for the purpose Of Increasing the
plant aud extending The lines OF the company.
The stock dividend Is pay able December j. stock
holders OF record on the closing of the transfer books
on November 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
W0Rk or TIE lRNORY BOtRD

The Armory Board Ut its meeting o; yesterday.
resolved IL take immediate steps for securing the
necessary land for the site of the 60th Regiment
Armory, to consist OF the Tompkins Market ground
and adjoining parcels 50 that there may be no delay
In pushing forward the building. John p. Leo.
the architect for the 22d Regiment Armory, at Sixty
sevenfh,st and the boulevard reported its completion
and the Board accepted the building behalf OF the
city, and authorized Controller Myers TO pay Mr. Leo
the balance due him on his commission amounting 70
about 81 600. IL decided to spend 5000 more
In improvements suggested for the armory by Colonel
Camp. Estimates were ordend to be prepared for
the new armory for Troop A, IN Madison-ave near
Ninety -fourthst 1t Is to cost about $4,000 Bids
viii be advertised for soon.
4 letter was read from CommaRder Miller, Of the
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DOING GOOD TO DESTITUTE PEOPLE.
EMPLOYMENT FOUND AND INSTRUCTION PRO
VIDED-MoRF FUNDS NEEDED.

EMPLOYMENT FOUND AND INSTRUCTION Pho
vIDED-MoRE FUNDS NEEDED.
The New-York House and School Of Industry Is 90
Ing much good and Is furnishing employment III
needlewOrk to hundreds of nrm and destltn'e people
The regular monthly meeting OF the society was heu
Yesterday at No 100 West Sxteenth-st. and the re-
ports OF the visiting and registering committees showed
that many people who were willing and anxious TO 90
something for a living could only secure employment
through the soc!ctys aid. The garments tha' are Dc
ing made are Of the best. and many complimentary
letters about the work have been received BY IN"
secretary
The renort received about the Girls sewing school
was most epcouracing The head Instructor In thS
df6arlnept said that the attendance at this ume OF
the year WAS large and ,lat all Of the Children were
totirc esnectI interest in the work which will en-
able Them I'm a few wears to become expert seam
stresses Mrs Granville b. smith, the vice president
81 the society. who presided sad uAt the cmidlehs
school wac doing good Ia more ways than one
THE Young girls" said Mrs. smith. are SURROUNDED
nv refining influences while at work ana they ho OILY
learn how TO earn their own livelihood but tleS are
guided into the road toward good woniambood' All
the appiuants for work regarded rs belonging 10 the
school and the members take Interest IN their social
velfore so II IS not only the pecunsary advantages
that the applicants receive. The moral influence OF
tho Schools Kindly synpathies and It's encouragement
for industrious effort arc ennobling and elevadng'
The officers OF the society say that so much char-
ablc work has been done recently that the treasury
IS somewhat short OF funds and ADDITIONS 10 ue SUD
scr,ption list nnd also gifts. urgently solicited
Among those present at the meeting yesterday were
Mrs J. Newton Ewcll. Mas NJ. Louisa Warren Miss
Kennedy. Mss Sargent and Miss Emily NJ. DE fcS'ef.
The next monthly meeting OF the society will be held
IN 3
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Ccdcbers

FIRST Eonormsn In Classics GRIN. Coll. Dub.
"A af expcrtnccd tutor. desiyrs prVate pupils.
NON. l-5 Last loth-s:.
A MEXICAN AND PORTION TEACHERS AGENCY
a Supplies Pro- sors. Iea hers Tutors GOV fhrsie'
&c. e Soe yGsH:y;, 1eg t i29 81 rA5 sSase
FVERFTT STONE. 4. 3. Nelcl. IL II. (Coluin'
"A. h@I SOL 5th-d,c.-rfi,at ate tdtDr. Long and SUE
,c.sful experience IN preparing young men iof COD g.
YALE GEADU ATE rNreri-nccd tutor wishes pr.
a ,ae pupils PicInfahs, II NC 90 eSe ~, my
iJrRMAN DRfsITts \. IS. Columbia. la-, 49th.st.
IL Private TUT ak years r"nce So prcI@'lh-
s;Ident- for COLLEGE and -cicntihc -fho0.
~, a. -; cacI.r-' Nqenc,es- Ncs.York B1,'on chi.
1 cseo Los Angeles. g.: 3 800 positions ~. II. L.
CROf'KFR Y y Manager. 20 1th-ave. N3ta-stp
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

N. I. L. II x. kk Co.. LESSEE -
Trains 49, stlAod, New" Osh, 40 yA'
lows and 10 nln3tes eier from II. EraAAi4hst y y /!
$3.50 4. NJ. DAILY NrwDursn, kingston, Aipanys
daly ENc. SUNDAY, vest OF Coeyman's Jc. ....,
Sl1 4. VI. daily Tor Albany except SUndoy MohtroAs
1000 A W. Daily for Albany tea, syracuse fsocs
tor. Buffalo, Niagara Fails Detroit Sheas0' sAeev
Saturday for Toronto. 49,, -.
1II33 4. VI. DaIy, except sunday, for Albany sas
400 y. NJ. Daily. except sunday, for Albany:
AL u, AlOaAy. MonJel, Jtica Syrt
cu,e, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara tsns, Toronto, %
csc r. VI. Dii! cAetp, sunday for Newourgh. A.
pany Saratoga aud Montreal.
>.1S r. VI. Daily .Or Albany uucs. syracuse, kochee
O." or uftalo iaeara rails, Toronto Detroit Chicago
NV rs ,t.Aw LOCALS. 40. $40 7. N.
NIM ~ I.is Loo AlS 20, 10 rs A NJ Il 10. ~
-, Is 80 Ill 40 =. NJ.
Sleeping ears ,1f Bso NiSsss S,o faus ro0n"s
spaiiy FOR tickets timetables. parior and sieepnp
yn $50 wsshlngton.st.. 72o fulton;.t. Annex once
foot rrlron.st, Nrw-NOFk city, "a, 49, y1j 7ea,
e42 broadway, las kowery, 81 East l4th.st, oS We'd
&. l.. LAMBEi:r. General Passenger Agen. q
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FOR. LAKEWOOD,

Tens River DaneSat Park. and Barnegat. $780,
Sl5 A. NJ AS, 20 4; a. $500, n,,- ,oo, NJ
For Atlantic City, vineand' and Bridseon 30 A. NJ
Por Monmouth Beach seabright and Highland Beach.
$50 SIS Ii 80 A. NJ. 80, AZ. co. 4 20 r. NJ
ard es c Toa Se Is Murray st.
s Canal 81 81 Ee. 1,h ST. eSS SS SOS%6GS A. sas
westco Exprass co will cal FOR and check baggage
-. "a Z
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AN OBSERVATION OF TrE NEWEST COMET

Lick Observatory. Cal, Nov. 10.-Tnc comet dis-
covered b. Mr.. Holmes on NOrcmhcr u was OBSERVER
here for position ly Professor Barnard on inc Hs",
OF November s. II is easily visible 10 the naked
eye IT IS about two degrees south Of the ncbuae
Of Apdromeda It's spectrum observed both
usually and photoTaphically 10y Professor camp
bell Roth the nucleus and coma give strong ana
continuous spectrum, showing only n trace OF the
usual green band
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Clin propertn for Sale.

25-FoOr FOUK-STOHY BROwNSTONE HOUSE
"A Tor SUI. NO. 42i West End-ave.
between Soh amt Soth sts handsomely decorated anes
10 stiOn OIL the avenue
Also
handsomely decorated rrc-story Dwellings
on West EndaNe between 07th ond 9sth A., nnished
Ia hardwood throughout; ready Immediate oc upan y
before purchasing elsewhere examine the row of elegant
Residences West 0Gthst. 1875 feet from Central Pa
mai, he'd In hardwood throughout; supeg5 location
Wz,chm1n alwa,S tho premises.
+. kILPAlRlCh. Builder and owner.
10 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

Naval Reserves asking the Armory Board TO secure
II possible from the Secretary OF the Navy the use
OF the receiving ship w-Htmpshre a. temporary
Quarters ard drill barracks for the battalion Inc
reguest will be considered al the next meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
LITERARY NOTES.

1t is said that Robert Browning was strongly OF
opinlop that the Office OF Poet Laureate should be
continued. 1t is" he is quoted saving, of great
advantage TO literature profession in this coun
try and thon he added with genial laugh, 81 am
most unprejudiced In saying for even If out
lived Tennyson / know that neither political party
woGld dream Of Offering the post TO me"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
REAL ESTATE
p,.s,xrSS Ar TIE EXCHANGES.

uou I How & co. at the Real Estate Exchange yes
terday offered all the right tue ana interest OF '
~, =, d ~ a vacant lot, jONl2o. the east side OF
80 ty.ror Acteduct north OF One-hundred'and'hS
must 1t brought only - nom ns plaintiff yrsie tn s
suit. The Ne'o, ortis,d orc..u,rc -aes only one
ioos piaee suyth Ryan on red lot i9SAdi Il
,,r =, * from w ". Pratt. IL +. Schei!h ,u IN
W,fd Dunno have sold for II. F.. Billing NJ 9,ehts
~ 49, for so 600 and leo lots al Algicr h,ik",
for s0 900 The sane broker has bought tor si6 600
% thirapo Heal Estate Eolfd. which ha. my
rho or<c OF the Real EFtat" Exchange IN thls cry ada
s"pt a jll 81 fist executor ; sale az AUCTION " "
tu nat city November Il
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Real Ceiaie.
Nuct,pn Sales OF Real gslale.

II GORGE ". card. Aucuonccr. SETON ESTATE.
" lOp more lot, saturday evening In Madison Hall
Harlem YORK. send railroad pass, look tho
property over day this week. Carriage at Mount
Ncrnon Harlem lttrodd. - convey parties 10 the SfIO
ESTATE any aftc licts OF adms zion % the Hall
on The night b. mad bv ending postal to the
aurtiOnoer city az Mount Nc0Dp. NcwYors or TO JOHN
\. ANU ND-ON, Attorney, / iG BROADWAY. y. Y. G..
Titles guaIant"sd perfect free of cost TERMS 10 Dsr
cent on dsy OF sal pr days 10 per cent
on bond ard mortcagc for years ut per Electric
pass thc premises. Churches schools and
store, within easy distance OF the property Three railroad
stat within 10 minrtes walk. Hundreds trains
daily a. aI.d from the city OF New York
DO not Target thr tune aud place and attend the sale
Sterrolticon views OF the Mount Vernon and the
strON ESTATE given before the sale.
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Cost ano fonno.

I OST.-Hsnktook No. 500 col on Dry Dock Saving
IL Bank ANY person having claims upon aid book T.
called upon 70 present the sane 20 bank thin thirty
dave OF the sad book Will De declared canc,I and cA
tlnqIlsbsd and o new one i.sucI IN / eu theicf
I OST.- Bank. Hook No. 1870 $40 on Dry Dock SAVING
u Bank ANY pepon having clnims up1n taid book %
c,llfd upon 70 present the he tank Thin thirty
DAYS tafd book viii b. declared cancelled and
tingu.sl,d and a Issued In lea there :.
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fe3M Notices
7 Y. sUrREME COURT. CITY AND CoUN-

" Y. SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COIN
~. r. OF NEw.iOKK John II Wyman. Levi ?.
Wilton ana ' r Sn I 81 l q # ra I'm, Of a Cd
plaintiffs. aganst Lien C. Woodbury., Z'cnafuh Jcll-oi
the Ia Nil ana t,tinrnt rhoina- Harvard d.
clala Borhcr Florence Matthews. Illnc H. Pcnn'iI.
Jennie Form u Lsbads Lneia}c. Y. tlL.-c Ia ou.
GREENWOOD Cemetery Bath SulIcI, Hone the Poor
Of bath John IL wJn1n Lew +. Mo'tc6. Epiphany
iStSan H"%c for wdo~s M"thod.i Hone pr5i Prnr
Hospital, Columbia Hospital Ats' iaton for the Relief
mT S NeMYo,E fem Asy I,n TO- 81 IN ilo 0S"
f'obody iIome for Aged agd lnllcslt WoIcn. Ptc.-
Lyteiian Home tos Aga Women IL tue Cliy Of Sew
for d ca s' iG c Ae st. y F' s.
Home rIiny ShsIs Ilomc DcaItment Of Public Char
idr, for Women aad INC Nacrni,y uo.pitf t6c Ma.
St Andrews Conyac,ten, To- piia The Matcrni;y Ho.
tS Of the Ss"n. n. Mo' . q% Of ~ Sr' o.
College Of rhl slan, and SURGEONS IN tn CITY OF Now.
ltl IA The stat OF EcwTo. Hospals add nomot for
Women q Washiggton ana Ncwyerk dcf'nd,nt, Sum.
To the aboSc:narned defendnS i.;' q ''"'' ok
p I1 aa n we eE d ,y a ,s On o.
II this escayc The dsy ii scrycS @SG g
cas-? ,, g ysar iaie to aasgs judgment vii
dated Sew.SorT VIZ qe' %ohi y ls s,E,xxr,
once and Re,,once address g %sm A stcs.y New.
70 p M,S r; "; ,, 1Se gcla clen geehes Lle
Providence iio-pt1 and g Ho.itas and uoia, Tor
Women In Wa hingOn and Ncw-YOrk o.her f,an ~ %
named defendants her.n. wno, rls,~S 81 At. tno
are unknown and cannot after discnt inquiry ts ~.
certlhed ana to American Hospital q Pari, Fr1uSc
whose place Of residence unknown and cannot AMI
them. ""' os'h OF
The foregoing summons Is served upon you nv nnhp
caton usuant 70 All order o. Hon. George L. r,,ah
one Of TIE Justice Of the Supreme Court o. ti. Sat
o ad Ss"of tS S' fs5 q *.
Dated. NewYork: November Sd 1892
WIN. MORTON GKINNFIf
- Plaintiffs Attorney
IS william street. Nev Yo,t ci,v
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tjelp Wantr0

XUANlED.--tor tho United states Amy abe bodied
w Unmarried men the Of 81 and 80 years
good pay raton clothing ana medical attendance app
eahs must be prepared furnish satisfactory evidence -
To age character haeits. Apply al les PARK TOW.
Or IL Abingdon square. NswYsk CITY, or VI rulton'st'
Rr0oklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

Rucyard Mpipg has been writing an Indian fairy
story and 1t is soon 10 appear in st. Nchohs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11

Thnckerys own copy Of Cowper's Poems" Illus
trated by Westall has Just been sold In London III
1t, on the nyeaf has been written in the DovehsPs
own hand, Bought at a sale, August, 1880 Inc
engravings are as fine the poems and they ere
grand.-(W. NJ. Thackeray."
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


r.,.o.v Va le3 c5vlO2: William Buehler to 9,
same r rr"irty caord Potter to ia y S%S
i oh.t : 52e Il Of eth,ave. 1880 Louisa
ave- pu, So y - 25xd] jacob Fancnhcm TO 5e5i
sa Pr' poppy IL r,ankcnGcm It al to celia
Frank hglm 23i0 n. Of Nanhatt1n-.t iO2x 9ao
ho ss Ial, aaron to + oIds,cia Lou
Bench-,t 40 -. and NO 81 N"rm '''
Same pfopcrty; susan & White to l. q Dsvi 80
i5th.,t so 49, East George Horn'erSfr 70
Hn I.Sg 5. 20 It n Of PomiRicF-s 1sN'''
,a o' cGGg g Il 70 S Of Ave T. a5xlc6 philip
,o Meh's ST. to eie Tg Robert qtuyy,.ant to
OH Ja as S@. $40 aud aioa Eat same
Avc G. " $ iii r n Il l2thst. 25x75i frith % ooO
g, Lux e 70 N a. West il Mandebaum Chad 500
s7th.sf :, 10 v q ilth-oN' Fnooo' Jon" 1000
o2d.,t. Nos eos and 2io We.t. 'oNioo'i i'"'o 5000
o,sv Low 10 30 It 81 s2d'st 25xloo george
Oh, p sy 10 corner d5dt. 562xico sarah
PosI' 70 a2 f. Of 7h.ave Isovioo5; g mn
End-aye 5o2 ;,, Of s't a,ysnc cpNo' $4,000
eoh..t No. S39 Fast Morris ""'Ner 10 " . 30, $50
55h.t 100 n Of Stia .,rD ToA'oo'' hr" $4,000
mo SIT r. to y N Rle%% A. 2,xlo22 20 900
Frci' "a ss"rr to u i.iayc. 25Alsoio;
,.; pars GoI Ia !; Ga'c 5sxiool Cath ooo
aine il r Trci, T.: C. 81 r% a., ai1loolo;
l1f'i-,t, u TOO z g oi lN,aN'' -'i''''"'
Francis 10 Gold ~ Ella ''oll,n ..,.- 49, ,t.i
5tlaye u - corner lul tt l".IINiyV i" -
i.on",c rl@o ~ ~ N'" i''" i''' ~ 10000
ia,et lea r. # r,i nave. -'N .'D' $3.50
lO-'h.-t s. 10 - o. ol "H1N' t'N'N'''''
Rachel l. Fp-t''" ~ = ro' ai'N.--.-. ,oo; IL
1f3,i-t n \ % ~ $La'". %1Nl"Vll' o. -no
N'ron S,ha"fr - Elsr Lotto 80 -'''
1l2th,,.., . n ' ~ -t-'''' "'N''''' 5000
M,di-oraNc - y, n r ii'Ip'''' 1900
l5'h.t =. - = 81 w. 2'Nio eG.5oO
X ''t'~. Z, i-,,'" ~. ~ 10 81 al 4, If nnil 800
sa'c cor o., Kan, ~ ild III rr. CO.. SO 900
ItoI..t 90 M'uhattan-aNe % IN'''''' - 400
,,ro-g, u Howell. referee. to / Acl9 ~. i'''''
Orchafd--t cor 0rl'n-aFr lZ"Nl''' N'''''
" Dpn1huc ~ l. T D'nA.n' -,. -,,-.h,r a oo6
Same property. Eiien Y pnuahne - Jo.ein 1877 '
Lot > map Wary Cr'ns 40 ll'ghbrldgeVH'' sco
Fran iin.lrs. " :, n ot ldsth--t JOY ~
~ 'rsao svl3" WOO 10 i've NJ'.s Samuel " ,
smith 10 IcIsl' Smith .........- 49,. 49,. .,-.-.,
frl'uY.lvo. g. 100 n % l'~-'t biNl'V -"l'''' !
smith - J'sal" Nnith 49,
Wirk.r rac. - . ~ Van Corl'ar rs,", -,
riyioO. iIurh ~ ,aur and another ,, J Mana Lao
p7o.u-av,. lo y, 8 map Iar Gait, iilghT oS'' on
VILE. Ellen Donnhue - \ - Geo 9.tE 80, '
iB.'h-.f -- - q " un!on.1Nc. 25Nllot MARY mn
Ila"inN n n Knu'h ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -'
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nlusital Jnsirnments.
AN ASSORTMENT or SECONDHAND GRAND
UPRIGHT snd Square Pianos OF our male In perfect aon
dillon and fully warranted also q NUM- or OF second
Pianos OF other nronnent makers at worry low Urcea
WIN. kNABE j. co.,
IAN 9th Ave-, scar 2Oth 81, New. ' ork.
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Reading Railroad System.
Station Foot of Liberty ST.. North River.
lime Table IN effect Oct. y. 1892.
Trnir. icnve via
LEHlCH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Trnir. irnve via
LEHlCH VALLEY RAILROAD.
BtFFALO ND CHICAGO ENPkEss DAILY
-cRASfoN gXpRR-s. EXCEPT SUNDAY. Sis
A. W., 1899 4. W.. 3.i3 r. VI. 1880 =. VI.
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and the West.
Anthracite Coni used exclusively, ipsnrins Cirnnl-
ness ana Comfort.
>. u. Sundays, . 10 - J 80 y. M
Ior E.ston. 90 10 It. ~, l. 80 .lJ. 3:so, . 10.
80 y. H. SundAys .OO $40 ii 10 IA. 40, 80
y. m.
For bethlehem. Allentown and Muuch Chunk. 20.
u H.. l. 30 q is, except Mauch Chunk) 40 10,
80 D. III Sundays 7 100. no. II 100 a. ~. 440. 80
y. N.
For Pottsyllo SIS a m. 70 30 s:s5 p. N. Sundays
IL 90 a. m.
days :lb. II 90 q. m. Z 80 D. ~
For points IN the MahanOy c Al region az S;l5 q. m,
t. 80 3.l5 y. ~ Sundaye. Is. II 100 q M
For Wllkcsbarre Pittston and scranton; sl5 a. m,
10 no a. 30 D. IN Sundays except Scranton. s rs
a NJ. 30 y. III. oo ma &c.,,
For Elmlra. rs .. m, II 30 80 p. m Sundays,
10 a. H.. 30 p
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A complete edition In English Of Fottares "orhs
ID snaeunced by G. II. sergel c.. of Chicago. II
h to be In forty velnmcs
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rr, oEoEp MoETGAGrs.

Mfio 'i ,s11 ai,aa.aI~ ,''i','', az - 81 500
i","a''" '''i''! - -''... 80 - IS ooc
H.SvS T. JSan g. t., Hc,n i. Giir. 4oi1s:, oo,
a.. r,u r,.i and aao.he- to Abraham sierra go
l-ith.-t %, Alu.t- rlan.aN', var 49, O'V'
cAg .isni F LOU. g. naa ;' !" 7i:ss
o. i'ou.'a7 ar ,..,, q, ,.-,,,r o., al 'V'VV'
lS4 'h--t % % If"''' ave- . var ID Do' 81 30,
ns1' nrata. pa a..lr' &, ieaa' "el az 49,.
another " IS i'', @. i",i- Isl s o
Nv 1 ' J., mo-, we All: Itssh..t 5alf 5000
A"''' 'De ~ yss 1900
no6i Cl-rl - anil vif,. to katc n lousl, exec
ut.lN s. u isja =. q Trnl'ya'e. e. oo
ISIS, ., ienoSvc yrars 10000
Hast ssse srs s.a:s 81 ys ~ S,.f. 'Af 1850
nua' ioa@ g. asa % ga % ' 9 Of ue ni
ia iSsoa. >hs-l,., ct al T. Horace Morton,
~, ,,o g-ot -, "a. !" 20 ~ 5000
Ke-rny. Ps,es u Jc-cph II snyder 4esh-,..
" Il 5th-aIe, leo not. .. 100. 700
N 49, S%'aa o. .I -% o, cdefD r.; G' q'"i $50
Kta,oecr. I-r1-l. u tcrspn kiaho"oF. D'u'- ooo
9car,cy F,iSl. to er,hard ,rnnut 18th
Icy. nielcl aud mother. t. Gorge Honrteiacr 400
Lot,@ Is ~ - smoa senator u lIitn..,
81 n a,,. y'Sr, ......... .......-.,. =ooo
Icy a, a.. ,at yrs si''' " 1900
Me olon. - Aue'',tg. az! wife = Nnic;cr,
u, co. stn4,o' , ,~a, 1870. 500
MurN EaShol L. Fannic MARKS 40 2oi Est 49,,
Sane % Conrad /. "Ioss ll6th.>t VI 81. oo,
SO arthv john. aui wife" u fsl,c D. ncnl"rg.
So 81 i'haNr. uf ll3'ti-,t. YEAR. lons' HOOD
~ lithv. JOHN aul vie 20 Eliza Gngfrn. -
ir.u T. Sane property year l'asr. liNo)
cl.i\ q ~ ;.h,t " y Sc D. yeir, 10000
Plcp.r Augusta. 10 jacob PAU. and another. -
corner lIo-p-,t1Nt rid Surlne-st, year 2bl
naiDn t,u-taAu. ". rni wife 10 Henry Burden.
=, = var nm 2717
Sl,-..,. Eiwari &. sui another. to thr Sew York
5i,s'c and Ioi,.t j Year.. 1900
and nit"' n T, sith's, e Of I've / ,cHrs 1900
The Ncy-YoFk Impro, d Raj Estate Company -
tho Ssam,n', BANK Tor savings. NcW York
corr7 Ii-l enarl aud Church ST.. ~ yeas so 600
corner Sl o. o-ciar,,t ycars .....'.' 1000
Zollrr. "'orgc 10 A.. RI 2uckr" and another. "
corner t-aNr and 6Hth-st. ycur 1SC
WsNli J0s'ph ~ Hugh Camp and another. VS.
Wicker Place ~ Nan CorI,ar Place. yc'rs ~
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gr5irurflcn.

For Young Ladies-City
a hsat Is5 speeia s:ans .'SoFahs tn u@ ' as.
'''''-' VIII THE II & S9V &ss{ .S,s 5000.
B0ANDINc ANP S 90 co. 2Sc 5ia,kT f e @I"Ls
Rev. DR.. and Mrs, CH1s. ii. GiRDN.E Principals.
Mss wAhNf rs n G4a ssH 2@tyr ZEE Urls
Ecopencd October 81.
NlADEMoIsELLE Victims
IVA sCHoOL>yOR 0IRL2
l7S West 73d-st, reoIens oct 3.
Kinderrarten conducted In French.
Freproof school building being constructed 100 and
1852 West 7ithst viii be ready for occupancy IN Nov.
NJ 1913 L. d. pOKEMUS'
Avn BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL TUK oIKLs
REMOVED TO $50 MADISON AVENUE.
MRS. GRAHAM YorNGs
Boarding s id ana h6 Day Sr kSa iSs ems
MISS GIBBONS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
nj s. WI1sT 47rII-sr, \. y. CITY.
ff Ms e' sSRS GR' Ear Il 5tSc'N Principal
T'HE MISSES GRIVNELL's DAY SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS. % East 54th-,t Primary, preparatory aga.
demic and collegiate kindergarten october TO-
" AN NORMAN INST (Founded 1851.
E COL "''' Pi Hia n Nine IVA vAN NORMAN.
For Both Sexes-City.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL OF
Ia WEST S2D.ST
for childiSn. send for circular '''''e'
a SMALL SCHOOL FOR cHILpEEX WITH KINDER
o.. garter? M q. s"i liz ban DGM s and 9TH Ave- oDn
year september 20 1872 Il Is situated upon RntneF
i'd t sd "q for 6 and g. Ssa OF
ps4I ra ST a G@ 10 sa A tScs ara
for ;echnca course 10 He school ?fsnnss Of Columbia
o apply 55' to % f. H e.
W1KEaSs scHo6L [9M (;lis
PAEK "a gS scnooh Sy 81 Yves, sSn
catalcsdHS' Elmer F. PniLEIPS, A. ~. Principal
THE RsG.z so scHoo Of s5d
Brenehe, in the principal American and European cities
~ s sSSS, qpnSs 'd dine and iSr @oa'
aerhan and one sseS s eysnns
classes after september 4 circulars free IA Broadway
For Boys and Young Men-City.
LA ASsl.s FOB n nSYs e East sh-s reopen Oct
The MISSES GRINNELL.
SSSS 8 aE6HdE F. ' tGr2
81 EAST 3OTHst.
NJ w LYONS cOLLE6IATE INSTITUTE
Vl. No East 22d-st. corner Broadway
AN ages received and needed tsoninc given
Ne school Of tlis grade az.
Rooms n0Or, Ngh:. airy and adapted
csa 'af2 ssG ' 40 BOOK sa:
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. 72I Madison ave nee,
l Vith-st. HENRY Il. CHAPLIN. b. D., lr.nripai i.oTs
i'r ffsfS year sJ e &
II University GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1913 Proadwsy
n.sr z2d;t.An department. rrepaIatien for YaS
n. c. HESpR1CkSoN, Ph, d.
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20 LET tor Buslncos pnrposes

LARGE BUILDING. best part O. Futonst. 10 lc&se.
.,uLAND a WHITING. Beekman.st
.ARdE NUMBER OF lofts g. let: all sizes all pri,e.
n LAND 4 WHITING. > Boekman.s:
JlNI SUhL OPPORTUNITY.
~ Basement -tOrr, latior aud second also
studios. An elegantly corate1. Immediate pls s,on.
Low r.pt. Apply headquarters OF ule Intcrnlto nj
Orier Of the Kings Daughters and Sons ljS West o3dsL