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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
,,cg WANTS IT N SOMEBODY ELSE'S STREET

RaCH WANTS IT N SOMEBODY ELSE'S STREET
There was no quorum yesterday at the meeting OF
De Park commissioners. President Dana ard COM
rs,oncr Tappcn only being present. They de
ttd however. 10 hear the arguments OF properly
ovne-, Interested In The building of more railroads
through the transverse Central Park roads, and In the
forming Of connections between the railroId running
ta7ou.b t. lara at Eighty hhst., with SUFFICE line
Oh both sides OF the Park
James Van Dyck Card, Charles Gaylor, John w.
Cutelu CyrEs Clark Max Moses J. Il. Floyd, ir., and
Oilers advocated the construction Of such roads. We5
Rehty-eightlst ST. owners want the line built In We
Egaty sixth-st.. or West ehtyseventh-st.. whiE
those living In these streets wart the G INJECTIONS made
10 West Eighty eghth-et
Superintendent Alfred skitt II the Fourthave line
IropOed 10 connect hi, road with the transverse road
trJu h East II Lty-:f h-, and 10 Tu1 c.r II h Ia
Rvclsdc la.A. His line would thGs cross ia" city
I'm river river and give transfer tickets 1T Kghty
tth,t. No action can be taken until Commissioner
SIaus its with the board. or the cancy caused by
fr. Gallup's death Is filed.
Notice was served by John 4. stewart. chairman 81
Ne Arthur statue committee, that The statue Of Chester
A. Arthur had been cast. The go citizens who are
present the city want II set up IN the plaza. AT
MY oigIth-st. and Fifth-avc. The subject was re
'rred 10 the art committee.
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Chicago Dec. - (speciaD.-Quo warr1nto proceed
ncs have been begun III the Circuit Court by Attorney
General Hunt, requiring tho TILTED States Mu'uA
Accident Association, OF NcwYork. 10 show by VIVA
warrant IL is now doing business In the State %
Illinois and why Its license should not be revoked
The petitioner that the defendant ASSOCIATION
n body corporate organized under the laws OF New
York state without capital stock for fhe purpose q
doing a life and accident business on the assessment
man and on that plan only secured 1t, license II
DO business In Illinois but that nCtwiihstandn- duf
ing the last six months or more. has been engaged
I'm the transaction OF business ~" fixed premium
olon II is alleged that the company issues and ha
iesucd r,olices OF Insurance On the lives Of person
under which, for a fixed premium. paid III advance
for specified time II promises 20 pay 10 the aSsurtc
n certain sum specified In the policies
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pRorrssoh surrH rpuELp BY TIE sEMIxARY.

Cincinnati. Dec. os.-"1hn Commercial Gazette
will cay to-day The latest news In the smitl
hercsy trial has just leaked out. Last week. ut
meeting Of the executive committee. which practically
runs the Institution Professor Henry Preserved smith
was present and anxious To have an oiicia
declaration from the board They expressed thci
full confidence In his teachings In the Seminary. an'
urged that he would PERM; any adverse criticism
or personal feeling OF scnstvcncss 10 interrupt III,
work.
In the recent trial. Dr.. Roberts, also a professor
in Lane Seminary, conspicuous at the start fo
his energy and activity the side Of those oppose
to Professor smith. Toward tho end II the trial
however, matters evidently became uncomfortable o
unpleasant for he withdrew IL is reported that IN,
executive committo. finished their labors by address
ing a note Dr. Roberts, saying that his resignation
at the end Of the year would be accepted.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Couit-Gencra Tcrm-Recess continued -,
Supreme -ChambeIs-Beiorc Lawrence, J.-Mo
lion calendar Ell at IL O'clock
supreme Court-Specal Tcrm-iarts and ll-AcJourned
the term
Circuit Court-Parts l. ii. III and IV-AdJcurned for
the ~ 80 r
surrog1tes Cot-For probate: wills Of Clara Damien
felser David orr, Milln Hubert Ann Roger, jane
liver George =. Watkins and Henry Vol. 10 a. ~.
Florence Mccarthy. JOHN Lloyd Bridget Chrystc Mary
Wr gnt William Hannan.. Michael PfTonmer Albert -.
Lehman and Thomas Dcahunty, 10 80 a IL. 1880.
Common PltQs--ttHtlN Itr.n-AiJourhcd unit. Jan
8 1898 49, -.
Common PIeas-Srccial Term-Beiore BischoR. J-No.
., TAFT Tat. - ,,, g.. -. .o.
Common Pleas-Equlty Tern-Adourned for the term.
Common Pleas--1.i&l Ten-ParJs i, ii ana lll-Au-
superior Cour-Genera Tcrn-Adjourned until January
o. Syperor Court-Special Term-Before Dugro, j..
Motions. r. nat, ,,oAss-
Tysor " ry-o1 and short causes from Part i, Nos.
Superior Coui,-Tral Term-parts l. II aud liI-Ad-
' On Courf-spccia Term-BcfoIe McGown. JMotions.
<i.y Court-Tral Term-Parts J. II, III ard lN-Ad-
ourncd for the term D., a.. 49,.
court Of over and Terminer-Adiourlcd TO, the term
Court OF General Sessons-Part l-Beforc Martne, j.
No dav ca endar.
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refused, as until the Department received the annual
supply in January they wcra in the habit OF draw'ns
upon the stock OF other charities and they had done
so In the present. emergency. The superintendent Snld
he made practice OF having some left over ;or DE
ccmbcr: this ycar the amount limited on account
~ nm unusual dcmani In the spGng. and 1t was now
exhausted Notwithstanding the present severe
weather applications for coal were not so numerous
es last year. At the beginning Of January the De
partmeni would be in position to make large az
trihnff0n
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nuE ENCROACHING TROLLEY
ADMITTED TO MANHATTAN ISLAND.
op,xr GIVES NEW PRIVILEGES TO TIVE
"EucKLEBERRY ROAD FOR A TRi'
FLING CONSIDERATION.

BrCKLEBERRY" ROAD FOR TRl
FLING CONSIDERATION.
$40, Grant performed yesterday probably ms ias'
r,o,t official act OF his four years ADMINISTRATOR
xed his signature 20 the resolution passed ny 'he
u. ,s-ren on Tuesday permitting the UNION h"'"''
AAel" otherwise the "Huckeberry" road, TO use
,iov system on Manhattan Island. This com
'm which controls the strcct-railway system In inc
ls9' instruct, Is allowed by this consent TO bulld
A connections and extensions below the Harlem
we'll rs two new lines above IL. Inc nrst
',ro~s granted the building oil loop on o'e
P,svc bridge approaches 10 secondave 10 ohS
..d ond. twenty -nftlIst., 10 Fourth-aVe, 10 '"
and thirtieth-st., 10 Madison ave, TO inc MIL
~ bridge The company Is authorized also u
1re IN one hundred and thirty hfth-st. from
.,.or ave 10 Elghthave.. to connect WIN '"c
S,e elevated railway system; also to build from
"es' along Ex,er,0rave when that shall be
Ind and along the Harlem River to Eighth-ave'
may also be built IN BoScobelave.. from The
y rn,,on bridge TO JeromeaVc and In bt"'n-
- fror, Kings6ridgc Road 10 ionkerS
- ,ower except locomotive steam may be used
~. a,,er Of fact 1t is intended to use the trolley
o." m. For this unusual privilege 10 when hin'-
80 NJ the people Of New-fork are Opposcl' Tue
oranv IS 10 pay nothing until the gross receipts Oh
~ a., lines rcach the daily average Of Sl'oO Tor SIN
~ .so average is 81. 700 day the city VIII get
90, wear. For every additional multiple Of 81 W
80 soy !, is to pay per cent. The company mas
F,msdav according 10 It's charter, TO build ana 10
operate these roa"S' ,,,uo. Grant sis in
After signing the ordinance Mayor "r"'' sa'a !"
,.,oo 30 his approval OF the measure. that ne
- . milo favor the Introduction OF the trolley
-, south of the Harlem, but that lie oeheN,I
~. odvantace 10 be gained by the snort line Wo"u
-e,,b all the Disadvantages. a duzeh oil t'0
district beyond the Harlem WORKING on u'' ~e ,a"ns
" i - and from his work. He pays one iare
Me Union Railway Company. another larS WI N
gu Se,Hc across the city from hs fS Feyotcd Road
sac d on Company Proposes sd to v pdn Avenue
om The southern approach OF Ine G'u FsHhavS and
Sreee a. andthrty -hf,hst. The distance Is less
han mile. .r,.od for about 40 per cent
~! ~ c,t Of running by horse p3wcr' % he noard
Nt4c rmeD
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PORTER or UsEFUL.MAN.-G Good Icf.
ercncc; moderate wages Address POis-
TER, 1J0 Broadway. agency.
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PLIGHT OF vERxoyT's CHIEF TOWN.

Rutland Vt. Dec. 2s.-The action Of the voters
Of the village last Thurday In refusing to raise monc'
10 pay debts necessary expenditures from iGN
until the new city government comes into power Is
uasing trouble The village Is heavily In debt ana
without a cent In the treasury The trustees have
ATTEMPTED u shut OF the electric lights and to dis
miss the poacc but werc Informed BY several leadine
Insurance companies That II such m'",u5,S Nci'
aL"n nil Insurance In Rutland would be withdrawn.
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THE rc;sIA1IvE cosrEeTs IN WYOMING.

ch.vmne Wyo Dec. 2s.-1he decision IN ,he : W
hon COUNTY Legislative contest WA mac p'a'c n''e
yc~..,tav The supreme Court d'cldc t.a' t'e o"''
canyassng Board must accci Carbon Oo"''S ~,
from the two justices instead Of Gc abstracts IRON, VIZ
lck none. This gives the ID mociaiS Nv" "oi'
members 0, the House. and insufs uFn 'H' mn
lion Of chat body. The K'Pi'hc''' N,'S ,i". 80,
~" VI ~ T., a.. corh,n CEDiv case rs taking al
yant.gn ~ lie fact that the D,n"cf'H h"u' -"
IN, !, III m. irreguln.lY
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nan. pooS Ark. Dec 2s-Three more cohNic''
- -, the mygterious poisoning ut Helena" u''p
',.,. morning. making h,rtccn Who have ara .''''
ho orsenIc was mixed With their lo'o sN " , ~
men died al Helena, one while on , vac ~ ~
ID, Ind 1--WE more In the prison H"sP'"'''
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THE vEsUvTrs DID not START.

Lieutenant seatOn Schroeder, commandnnt Of the
ensMt gun vessel Vesuvus. has reason 20 feel angry
bssrd the contractor who agreed 20 deliver the coal
Tor his vesse, that she might set away today and
20 10 Port Royal sound 10 have a trial with TIE
eynante guns or tubes. and the pIojecicS that lave
Teen made for the tests. The lighter Of coal had
hen brought 70 the Navy Yard, bat without notice
tag flowed the lighter away two days AGO. The
'esuyius viii not DE able to get away beforc Satur-
Gy. Captain Schroeder and his other officers expressed
aemselves Yesterday rs confident that the tests would
he purposes for which she built
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furnished Rooms.


FAMILY liaylng city. VIII let furnished
house at nominal rent for responsible rirty.
Can be- seen 10 until | o'clock, morning.
Sas West ltth-,t.
FULLY FURNISHED four-story house.
Gith-st, MadiSon-aNc.: four months; $500
monthly. C.. l.O26 3d-aNc.
IMPFROYAL RESTAURANT. 90 Wc-t
Handsomely furnished rooms, with
Lat1.
IN FLAT.-Two connecting bedrooms,
with eNciu-iVc use of parior evenings crate
fire and attendance; brcakfa.t II desired :;
gentleman reasonable reference. AID,
&. H. w, 2jl Colmmbus-ave.
WILL TAKE gentleman To lodge in
private family; references r'quircd. %
West 42d-st.
8 WEST 33D-ST.-Bachelor apartment, !;
newly renovated newly and elegantly fur
ni,hcd en- suite or singly; with or without
private bath.
IITH-ST.. 2I9 WEST.-Parlor floor :
also other rooms; newly Furnished, in prl-
vatc house.
2ISl-sI. lI9 EAST CGamcrcy Park.
Charming single rooms for gentlemen :;
81 breakfast optional; references.
33TH.ST.. 80 WEST-Ncwly furnished
square rooms 20 let without bOdid 70 gen.
tlcmen references required
co WEST 32D-ST.. between Broadway
and lth-aVc. and Gth-aVe. l. Stltinn.-L1rge
and small rooms To let; furniture new.
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QuIsrs unu UlrIluQlh
FLANDiAU & co.

FLANDRAU & co.
-FLASDlIAU & Co.
Downtown, Uptown.
51:, AND q BROADWAY
EKOOME-ST. AND 5iST-ST.
BHpCGUAMS. tght ffo. T.
BHOCGuAMS. exclusion Iront.
Dksil-, CACHES.
LANDAUs, glass front:
LANDAUS. leather top.
OMNIBUS. ana i-horsc.
ROC KAWAYS. pass
EOIkAWAlS pass.
vICIORlAS.
tABKlOLEfS.
VIS-A.VIS.
SPIDERS,
DOS-A-DOS,
WAGONETrES
puAETONs, 1 pass
PIIAEIONS, pass
CARIS.
RUXABOUTs.
DEPOT WAGONS.
lIlPLEN 81 EHlES
BUCKBOARDS.
NEW IN DESIGN,
QUALIFY OF TIE BEST.
IN ALL SIZES AND WElG uTS.
AND CoL0ES OF pAINTING AND
yEiiicLHSS * T i w6RRLD.
oCKiTiGAL INSPECTION SOLICITED,
Co SnGdyhE :, sl4ck AH3yE STYLES
a BEAUTIFUL brown horse, Handle
smooth. ciran HmDed. fee. easy. cheerful.
pleasant driver, an allday roadster; safe.
sound and reliobl 'an rad ~ miles per
hour and tot In 30 Will sell az any lali
| r"asouaUi" 0ncr; wiil give ampl" trial; raj
| set / ght coupe haIncss; also very hand
somc nearly new coup" TOcEawaY ana eN-
| tension top family surrey at yorr own ng-
ures. Apply OWNER. 81 West 43d-st.,
between 5:h and 9th ayes.
a BRAND NEW carriage. !air Of
horses and harness & let - the month 20
private iamily terms. @iiJ monthly. 10
East 7'th-st.
PLACK MARE -: small saddle horse
worth $50, blackboard harness, all for
.IUJ: two sets doub." harness ana poe
| owner leaving. MARTIN, COZ Ocean ave.
| Jersey City.
GKEAT SACRIFICE. S2j5; hr't-class
| coupe rockaway, used two months Only
colt $3.50 70 order also line Portland
| cutter and ladys top phaeton mt any oncr
20 save storage. Apply 10 West 4ith-st.
| HORSES WINTERFD. go Large box
| stalls good feed; carriages stored free
| ~liy references. \. J.. MOORE, Centra
| Park l.. |.
WANTED. 80. O0O. oC1 people to send
| FOR Prch's carriage and harness catliorue~
| largest assortment In Amer ca VERY moi r
| ata prices don't pay. such eNtFaNaca,t
prices ior harness and carriasr> stab
ishef 1902. Address J. IL. BIRCH, Bur
| lingtOn, y. J.
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Doar0 an0 Rooms.

HOTEL NIANO and Restaurant, 80
East 1Sth-st.-Rooms daily. ~ up weekly,
with board. Sl2 up; private dining room for
pa tie.
5OTH.ST 81 WEST.-Fourth floor back.
or third floor. font. sunny room WITH board ,
references.
G4TH-Sr.. 81 EASr.-Fine rooms. de
lightful home In a Christian family; liberal
table adults desired.
$50 MADISON-AVE.-Llr heated hall
room for one or two; superior table; terms
moderate.
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gounIrp Rral GstGIe for Sale

~
AGENCY Fol. MUN iCLAIli.-Rcsidence
properties FOR sale and to let; large Nallety
u choice building sizes. LBS Ia
LOR, } EcclMian-,t.. and MOntclair
COUNTRY STORt. and Fam for sale
cheap In Central Virginia: established
troie daily mail. Address l.. D., l.. ..
Box go. Ncw-IOrk.
PROPERTY Ia the Onnccs. y. J. a
spocialty): some bargains for salc. J.. l..
ii HAMILTON. 90 Broadway.
TARRTTOwN- OMIT DSON.
For sale t. close the toDcnt Estate.
one Of tine nrst beautiful locations on the
river. cxten-iN" view, 81 T1pIoI Zoe 40
lot frnn'agr on Pr1ldwav and extending
down % the Hudson: l. acres Of uplandS.
house. stable. extensive lawns. garden aud
fruits price $50 coo. Address LEX L.
ToR." 40. GOi Madis 'n-afc.. New YORK
Cty.
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Go Get for Bnsinessl] nrposee

% PARK PLArE, facing Elevated sta
tiop.-Flcgant storo, l1>"mrn: and cellar ;
suitable any business. PLASS, 234 BfOdd-
way.
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Business Cbaurrs.

i GENTLEMAN OF responsibility and
the highest standing seeks a salaried pO-i-
ton Of trust or Iuanlsing an estate. or IN
ID real estate or other ONO or corporation
best reference, and tond II Necessary
would buy into eood business. H. D,
Box 40, Tr!bun, Onicc
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
business pgrpo, : inv stlr, adv i twith.
out charcc-l o. dcsii tbic opuortnnit :
highest commercial Hlcr noes. HRlGi'>
& tARLFiON Boxers. 2o2 broadway.
ASSISTANT with 800 wanted; IN
come over ~ 500: busiue,- objectionable.
FOSTER & CO.. II RroadwaN. Room %.
ATTENTION COAL MEKC HAMS
Eargain 3l3 SEQ; Ncwef@, y. J. piopcriy
an1 business - years established coal
HODGES. 1877 Broadway. Room s.
FOR SALE OR RENTAL.-A fortrnc
II well managed successful military
production new tcencry and printing. Al
dress HODGAN. 1874 AleNandcl-avc.
MNsTTtF BITCHES: one gear. old
one months old ; good stock cheap. 312
lOth-aNe.
SPECIALITY BUSINESS. worth $40
600 yearly want. assistant with :7C0; in
come over - 900 nl,en frat year. Ad.
dress l.. :. Tribune Oaicc.
WANTED. Party with -. OcO 10 invest
IN p1ylng business an imneufo proht lnr
money invested. Address Noom T. 20
Brojlvay.
WORKING PARTNER WANTED in
dowrfnvn business, long establishes IN
tcrc.t propor:loned t. capital. JONES.
~ Chambrrs-st.
.5no.-PAtrNEE. with services; bust
noa. u.t established already M r. than
ravinc expenses: ~ 600 81 5000 pr
wear profit no agents. Address 'AflIAh
,loN > Tribune once.
5000 WILL SECURE hal, interest IN
nr,,-cla-. profitable corner .alooa: silent
=, wording rarfLrr imM1.crlal. ADDRESS
7 =. TAYLOR. $50 Fast lJsth-st.
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wD,1 DRIVE FOR PRESIDENT cLErELIyD

Troy. y Y. Dec. 25.-GcOrge Mcs,erve, well
iuown Adirondack driver who for several years has
been at Paul smith will so 10 Washington a. cOach
man for President Cleveland.
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Gin Real Csiatc Go Get.


CrI-R HOUSE. % rooms 29th-st. near
5th-ave.. or parlor and basement. 2lN9n I:
nn'nrri.hcd or furnished. LUDLOW DAY
& co.
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iHE CHARITY coal SUPPLY RUNNING sEORT.
Superintendent Blake, Of the Department OF Char
rs anc Correction was seen yesterday with reference
The reported scarcity o. coal at the disposal o. TIE
'prtmert Tie said that while II was true they were
aue short Of COAL No deserving applicant hat bet
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for GaE.


ALLIGATOR BAGS. pocketbooks.
trunks drcssingcases closing out holiday
Goods; special prices before taking stock
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. Manufacturer. -
ith-ave.. bet. 9Th and 9Th s,s
4 PRIVATE FAMILY going abroad will
two fine ioiilng beds, an elegant larl9r
suit. mirrors lounges bedsteais, sldeDoaM,
carpets. Ne. Private house, los East
iGth-st
4 MUSICIAN going south. offers mag.
nlnccnt ~ 900 grand upright piano. TlOQ
almost new; all latest Improvements In
action ivory keys; strings, >oundbolrf,
trcord frauc. case, pedals, bridges, agrafe
silver mounted unique. beautiful Design
erandcst tone: guaranteed. STORAGE,
lJo West 23d-st.
AT REDUCED PRICES.-500 second
hond wood and iron working machinc,
fully guaranteed machinery bought and cx-
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. 30S Mad
i,on-st.
BEAUTIFUL NEW SOIuMER upright
pianos. $3.50 regular price 5000 FischcF
m %Hrisn' wi whIiNTERRSoTM. lis lis 4thaSs,
cor. 12th.st.: topen evenings.
FOR SALE.-An 1892 Escort safety
bicycle; only ridden one month and in
vmN good order; very cheap. Address
SAFETY. Box -, Trb Office.
MASfItF PITCHES; one . years old
one 4 months old good stock; cheap. 81
lOth-aNc.
SNFFS-Rargiin I'm new and second
hand safe, .peciol bargains this month
p. II. GROSS. i06 Broadway. y. Y.
SEVERAL articles o, antique mahogany
furniture old grandfathers' clocks. chairs.
etc. antique furniture restored In perfect
order go ath-aNe. near 24th->t.
$40. OOO, 900. ELEGANT 27-stop or
cans ONLY rlS now pianof0rtcs Sl3J. DAN
lei r. BEATTY. Washington. y. j.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUnsCKIp;
rEE WILL, RI RECEIVED AT THE UP.
TOWN OFFICE No. 1,242 Broadway. I'd
door north Of Thirty -hr>t-st. md ADVER.
EASEMENTS at the following Branch OF;
Aces: o5f Sth-aye.. =. g. cor 23t-sr. lA2
Ith.avc; ~ Fourrh.aVe.. corner Four
tecnth.st : 700 Thir-ave. $50 East Forty
seventies corner 3dave. 100 East 10Th
ST. near Th!rt-aVc.
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At BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements rscriN I'd At rr@ulaf once
i0ies untll y. m. w.
o5f SHAVE. =. q. cor "i "a 81
l52 Gfh-aVc.. cor. l2ih->t
19y CniamhusaNc.. ncar W'st oSth-st.
100 West ed 81. near 0th-nNe.
20 Wcs. ifth-st.. near 3th-aNe
pa West f9d-st let. 1th and S-h afes'
lS7 fth.ave., cor lIth-s,
1888 ID ave. between 10Th ard 77th So
! 3.3 3f.aNr., Lriw crp 10Th ard 10Th IS.
,O2B JGas.. near 6lHt-st
] inS ] t.ste.. near -Hti.-st
76O 3d.ave., corner th.st
So ad-aVe.. near Ed-t 34th-st.
80 Avenue 4 tctWs sd ard ~ AYES
Il Canal-st. and l57 Divislon-st
l49 Chrrh--t. bet. Warren ana Cham'
bers sts.
RHa ElrrrF~r-,- near Chrlstopher~t.
$50 East f7th-st.. corner 3l-ave.
90 Fat tad.st.. near Madl-on-aVe
2OJi Jd.aVe bet. 1i2'h and 18Th sts.
II ,PT.rM Of lifS
$50 East l25th-st.. near 3d-ave..
efa West i:ith-st.. bet 1th ana 9Th aveS
$50 West li5th-st
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r,,,. The New York Central for Cievelana' We.,''
,,t.aco Clnc!nnai1 ST. Louis and All poih'S "'",
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Board DIantco.

49,
GENTLEMAN wants board In rl FL
family Wet side. below ;1th-st. Ada oss
WHEELER, Tribune once
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COOK AID WAITRESS.-Bv two young
Swedish girls. speaking English a. first
class cook other excellent waitress city or
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Crtssm aklnQ.


A.-A.-DRES>MAk elegant cutter
and ntter. IS c,Y or at home perfect AZ
qua ant'''d velvet. SIX " cloth sults made
In one week fOr $40 t,I ~ waists coats and
bali gown, specially. II East l0th-st.
near broadway
AnlIr IL DKt4>sMAKINti unique
designs, evening dresses n specially hotel
orders st short EOtlcc and molcrate charges.
Mrs NcELKOY, 81 East 9th-st., opposite
stewafts liunding.
DREs>MAkER.-A thorough dress-
maker desires cngarrMents hy day or W elk
D. Or out of the city highest rci.i enccs.
Add cs, Miss n, Tribune Uptown Once,
l.2i2 Broadway.
DKt>sMAKt wishes few more Gus.
TONERS ut nome. Mrs. REYNOLDS, 1913
West @Jth-st.
DEEsSMAKE R.-iir,t-class would Ike
. few moro customer. d "sscs made from
20 uP. Mrs.. BUTTON, 81 Gt-a'c.
DRtSSMANEK would Ike few more
customer, at home; suit made from IS up
cutting anc lifting speciality. Mrs. Nc
CAUL, Il Watts-si.
LADIES' Ladle' own
materials made up TITO I9rkie a5 , coat;
md Icnolc,lcd. GREIG. 1871 West o2d-st.
MILLER & FES DE-, fashlon1hl' dres.-
max, rs OF 2i9 West 4Stn-st. are prepared
20 mike elegant gowns at short notice nc
and finish guaranteed.
sEAL GARMENTS rcpal.cd redyed,
altered oHd rom0icllcd b. new shapes; c-tt-
rl.cs given: 30 day; irs.-class work.
GNFIG. l3i West @-d-st.
SEAL GARMENTS rcdyel. altered or
rel aired Mrs. BARKER rs Wosf 3oth-
It II vc1rs win George Smith. Recent
st.. London. and Gunthcr's. SHAVE.
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POI 18th axe. :. G. cor. Of 2yd.st
la2 Otha ave. cor. l2th II.
~ ,Olun.bus-iNo.. near West 6Sth.st
log N'st t.d-s,.. near Oth-aNe.
~ West lfth-St, near oth-zve.
90 West fSd -. bet 9Th and 9TH AYES
l51 shave. cor iith-st
1883 ri ave. between 10Th and 18th sta
S-t Sia,c.. between 18th aud 7Oh sts.
c20 Sd.aNc.. near GlSs-st.
!, lCS l,taYv., near s9.h-ss
sdo I'd aS".. corner itth-st.
SSi 5d-ave.. near East 37th.st
- ANrnnr H. between ia and 4th ayes
II Canal.st. and 49, DNislon.st.
l+o Inureh'et. bet. Warren and Cham.
bers sts.
80 nc 49,. near thfstophefet
100 East 4ith-st, corner 3davc
20 East 42d-st.. near Madi.on-sye.
1.05l 3d.aNr.. bet. lloth and 18th stA
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 Fast l2Sth-st., near Sd-aye.
as Wcs, l2ath.st., bet. 7th and Sth ayea
80 West liSth-st
TRooKLyN OFFICES:
59s Fulton It. ,S Court-st. sos De Kaih,
ave-. 1900 Bedtord-aye.. 100 D'vNS.
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