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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
yI.NBEE OF THIEVES CAUGHT.

Thieves are again at work in the Eastern Dl''rc'.
Yesterday August Wuest. q nquorsoller' at No. "a
Union ave. reported to the police That his place mao
teen entered FL the early hours Of the morning, ana
that tie cash register valued az $40, ana 94o III
money. had been stolen John liushcs WHO hoepS
rurrsbop at No. Lee West-st., discovered. wien he
o,.ncd his ,to.c veteran that thieves had carried
OF uouo-s and cigars valued a, $50. Detectives
Donlon aid Quinn who placed on tie case later
found man drinking from one OF The stolen bottles
On Freeman-st. dock. When the officers app Oh clied
him the man threw the bottle In The RIVER. lie said
lie bottle TO HIM Herman, when sted told the
officers tina; James GaIH.an. Of No 90 Fro oman st.,
and william Hoyton, OF No 81 I"N-St, mad Dsen IN
rlic,tei in c robbery ard they were arrested. They
Nil All be aTIaisncd before Justice Watson TO day.
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SIZE Is NOW THE PASTORS ASSISTANT.

Miss Bessie Locke. well-known church worker in
Brooklyn, Who established tae first kindergarten In
the Eastern District has been appointed assistant 10
the Rev. J. Coleman Adams. pastor OF All Souls
CnverSa'ist Church in South Ninthst. Miss Locke
has been member OF All Souls for many yenrs.
since she established tie kindergarten several others
have been opened. All Souls, Church Is among the
richest in BROOKLYN
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SHIPPING NEU $.

pOET OF NEW.YORK-THURSDAY. DEC IS. 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamer Stuttgau Ger. BodeEcr Bremen December B.
win ndse and passengers 70 Uelrichs 81 Co. Arrived
az the Bar 81 q. m ,,,,. - -
steamer Cape Breton tErl. Reid plcy's ls;nd = II
+ GERHARD co. Arrive at the Bar at a
STEINER Ciudad COndai lSpanl, Carmona, vera Cruz
Messengers TO N Cebauos Co. Arrived at the Bar
" steamer Plrthian (Br Thomson. Ponce December s.
Mavaguez T. st John g with ndse and passengers y New.
York and Porto Rico IS TO. Arrived at the Bar at
40 4. IN. GU. -, ,,.
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COOK BY q nrst-cl1ss French cook
good In OF branches. wages moderate ref
crencc. CONIGLIO. Onion Court. Uni
Ner.ltv pace
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A RABBI EXPELLED FOR EAllN" fohh'

arr rrr-sTEEs OF THE CONGREGATION DECIDE
THAT DR. ROSENBERG MUST co.
lively quarrel that has disturbed the congre'
ID. n,,hIacob in Ksap-st.. for week, eliminated
-, night IN the expulsion Of the pastor lie Was
80 entity I'm his absence. OF having eaten shce
:, ,var.curcd ham, and Of having pronounced IL sooo
n,hI uevman Rosenberg was called TO take charge
:, the congregation three years ago shorty o'ioie
,, ssryces last sabbath. the president oil the oo""
,onIs schwartz, called meeting oil MS ienoW.""S
- aud announced that he he'd seen the rabbi ear
W., ors had heard him. in defiance OF the Mosaic
,r which SAYS 81 IS unclcan. declare that II WIS
- Yesterday WAS fixed the day when me
oh,rs guilt or innocence should be decioea' VIZ
49, .dvce Of his friends. Dr. Rosenberg remained
.,r.v trusting As he said TO the reputation MS
,,,ce years work had earned for him for his oe
fence. - .,o. +,o
" was n Door defence. Only two trustees Wle
co prcsdcnt Louis Jackson. and Louis PeySer sPoh0
Il, HE behalf They did not attempt 10 prove III"
innocent but they urged that aS the rabbi was III
,,o habit of drinking heavily. and a. me ai'sel
oaeuce WIS committed at the opening 81 a parroo"'
h might have eaten the pork under the lhipieS>io
,ho, q WAS pascal lamb. The president ana Ms
-, rehlsed 70 accept the plea Of drunkenness III
,n,ug,,,on and Rabbi Rosenberg was forbidden 10 Oh"
o,o,e again His friends say that he VIII take 10
o,i.o n the Injunction. DR.. Rosenberg coma ho'
"a tound last night. Mr. Peyser said that ne D'
,,orad the rabbi was guilty. but that he ma No.cu
against his expulsion from the oo"s ~ hn 40 No
"fsn no saw the rabbi on the mght ne HW w
~ the rabbi was far too drank 70 know PORK from
Yea and Re did not consider II nlr 70 n''s s sm'
runishment for an un.n,cntiond offence 100 severe"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16

The partnership OF the firm OF Weolser and Abraham
will expire by limitation on February. ]. 1893. and
the members have decided not 10 renew H. The
business will cOtnue but by which member OF the
firm has not yet been determined. The members have
been together twenty eight and have succeeded
in establishing large and profitable business.
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Furnished Gonscs Uante0.

WANTED rent for the winter Wnt.l
June. 1879, . furnished house OF Hat br-
tween 23j AMI 18th -j-.. ana 9th ard Par <
ave-. po;sc,~.on wanted Immediately. All
dff>, "ith fan particulars and price, j..
Boz ,, Tribune once.
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BARI Abel Abbot. TOokcr. auckland. \ O. i?i DAYS
WIZ Bark I S HS% to So A"Ga E Ssn Sot Rosario CO
DAYS. WIN nasc Flint CO. Ness@' to Miller
BaIs Scnno Jot GiDra tar nsl5anS nyenos Ayre' So
tSsEr%%nda' s ss"dy HOOK sh' west Cloudy and
At civ Island light west. cloudy.
CLEARED
SSlesmsI keIncc9 b., Anderson r'id'm ana Rot
steamer Net-fard tBele) Baschovun. Antwe'p-Inter.
steamcr Guysndoiie Walker Norfolk and Newport
NeS Steamed RomaiO w sssw'hg SS~'y noonm
Dineek: -. ,.,.u ,,,.,.. s,,..aoo,--p wo,,o-
steamer Trinidad (Br) Fraser IIomlton-A L outer
S"%sr Hy Of C C%5mS S 5aan5 rcSt
Ba,S Montreal 81 DiAon. nIladelphla-snow &
Steamer Spanish Prince OBJ. charlestoD-IOhn c
snip Eqgator OBJ, Ccs'y Lo9dGnz H. Whpey Co.
steamer Trance' P,ry i,oso0d r DI'0OeG
c' s;ea, ei Ps.S ,A Ta9 cS Van
Esrk Hector CBr,. MO:ren. Natal. South Africa
Steamcf Don. Maria port Marreres, oporto and
PARK Plssat (SoD. Nelson Gothcnbrrg-Renham 4
i:crE Ib-cn tNor). Nelson. FSnouth-c Tobias
steamer Roanoke. Hamilton. Fan Francisco.
SAILED.
Steamers Statr o. Nco-sA for G2;9w Bern H.
Hun slan. Prince Cnarle-toa = C.; CITY Of Columbia
West Point Va ,. =, ,,
nueno. Ayrts Alice c Dlcter1ann, Guadio0pe aud
Nm, i}q Yp w5 IGss I 81; nd sss9d
Brig Isabella bicom, for Sierra Leone
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Wreck Of "Flo-ida' Bel Broy.
.sa2 t6@ Sa"E be buoy naias the %!ssE Of ,oe
Florida. of Absecoa iiieSaving Sotion; about tncr
be discontinr,~i The week HAVING been removed
'' Wv JAMES 4. GREER.
Office Of the Lighthouse Board WASHINGTON. D. e.. Dee
II, 1872.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERS-FORTIGN PORTS
steamer Maripo.a OBJ. Acnew, from New-York De-
steamer Manitoba tPr GrGitlis. sailed from LONDON
for Now-York December -. ,-, -.
bep a. arrived Dover December u.
STEAMER Manhansft (Bu, Duck, sailed from Swansea
steamer Breadnayne OBr. Ryder. sailed from sundcr-
land for New-York December H. 49,. vi. ,oo.u.
Der o. Liverpool. passed Knsalc December - -
steamer Dalnont (cerl. Bnchner, from NcwNork
Noyember %, for Dover passed the Isle OF wight De-
steamer De Euyter (EeGl. De vrles from NewYork
December ., for Antwerp passed the Isle OF WIGHT De
Steamer Ia CAMPING Dutch. snit from NewYors
December Q for Amsterdam, passed The izari Deem
Steamer Island DAM sSjodt sailed from Stcttin for
S,camrr Italia Ger Reuter- sailed from Hamburg for
Now.lolk December 10 -,
steamer Hermann Gen, Thumann. from New'iorh
December |. arrived AZ Bremen December H.
Steamer California ,Br, GarNie, sailed from Naples
for New-York December ~ III, H., -.,,
steamer Indian Prince r, Forsyth, sailed from Caell
for NcwYork December Z.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Steamer Vecndani Dutch, NandcrzeH. from NewYorE
December for Rotterdam before rcporm aground NJ
Maasuis been assisted of. She sustained no apparent
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miscellaneous.

"YE OLDE CUTLERY SHOPPE." corner
Nassau AMI Pecknan st,. have received
and arranged their ''importod'' cutlery -
ihat patrons may have lir-: choice + ON tie
stock u new goods for Christmas girts.
T.. j. KALDFNRFRG.
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flats Go Get, uufnrnlsbe0

SECOND STORY 10 let In the magnll-
ccuI. han God nnishei double sp,Itment
house The Montague, 1OJ ~ l0j MOntd- ur-
It,. Brooa'yi. three minutes walk ioH
Wal Street Ferry. Apply on premises cr
lJi Maiden Lane, NeW-lork.
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fiorses an0 Carriages


FOR SALT.-Christmss ponies TO- chill
cren. that are reliable horses wlneIed.
address Dr.. q. {. JACKSON. L. o. b.,
16l Jamaica L. L., y. y.
GREAT BAKGAlN. $27j.-Lady going
70 Chlli vii sacrifice hrst-cl1ss light coupe
lockaNaY uscd two months; cost eOfJ 70
order; also elegant loop-front TOP phaeton
silver. plated harness and robes for third
cost Inquire private stable, 10 West
s4th-st Mr.. HOLMES.
BOR-ES WlNTERED. - Large boz
sta l. good feed carriages stored free :;
city references. A L.. MOORE. Contra
PARK, i. !.
HORSES WlNTEEED.-Term so 70
ere Der meath; references. Van Taseu <
keara ~ 13O and - Fas' l3th-st.. y. V.
address, j.. CONOVER, Wlekatunk,
y J.
WANTED. so 600 900 people 70 send
for Direh's carriage and harness cata.
locues lsrgcs, assortment in America, very
moderate prices don't pay suca extravagant
prices for barnes and carriages estAo-
iished 1862 Address J. II. BIRCH, Bur.
lington. y. J.
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OCTG DING S1E1MERS.
TODAY.

Mails Vessel
close. sails.
FL Callao Ba bldos Guided Bolivar CG IN 200 IN
SATURDAY, DECLMBEH y.
City OF Paris Inman, Liver rOol....-l0 30 90 m
E.rurn Cu-afd JfNerpo0i 10 80 " 90 II
civ q AcXdiia NY&Cuha. Yucaian go m 90 m
Adirondack, Quebec. Jamaica ......l 20 III on ~
Anchora, Anchor Glasgow ----..-.. y on IN 3;g9 IN
Maa.dam Nefh-Amer Rottc dam. l. 90 IN ZOO J. IN
Kaiser Wilhelm II, NGTIosd Genoa. ........ 10 700 IN
Carboe Quebec S. Co. IT Thouas.tcl0 100 IN 200
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20.
Colombia Colon Pacific Mail N
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domestic Siiualicns f1)anteo
Females

COOK.-Ry a reliable woman good fam
lly cook all branches. French or American
no washing bost city reference. ). j.,
Fast 37th-st.
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Gin Rail estate for Sale

FOR SALE OR TO RI-NT-Elegant 30
'olt font residence 80 West 9Oth~t., with
.tihl. on lot, 50xlO1 with or without fur
hitnfe. Address OWNER. y. o. Boa O40.
10 YEARS LEASE: 23d-st. business
Prop TT - - BOO vcarly ptice, sl2, COO.
RACE. 10 Potter Building.
81, OOo.-Four-story 20 loet; lr,t.class !;
near Park cost $50, 600. STEVENS,
9ih-aNe.. corner 93d-st.
Brooklyn.
81 500.-Threc.s,Ory and basement.
hr0wnstone Y front dwelling; cabinet
trim, mahogany, oak and cherry open tiled
hreplaces. sIatrs &c. dulabwatrr. sanitary
plumbing, - rooms all recently decorated
slfe. 2ON32N95 two blocks from main
entrance 10 Prospect PARK fifteen minutes
y he Hrltge. Apply 20 WILLIAM j.
TNII 307-3ll Tatbush-eve.. corner Pros
pect Place.
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ur WAS DRUNK WHILE WITH Ills DYING WIFE.

william Fsfie, longsAoreman living al ~ -oo
xo~th Eicbih.st was arrested Yesterday ny foice
man MaserSon. OF the litth lrechc'' "'"e su'''.
too with deirium trcmens. Fairhe las been oru"K
o., ,hrcc weeks His wife Elizabeth. who passed
n.rS sleepless nights waiting for her husband 10
r,+n,n contracted severe cold when oeVeiopra
,n,o nneumonia and on Wednesday the woman acfi
n, thc day Of her death Falrie returned 10 Ms
home and after loodng at his wife as she lay Ored'
IN, Der last surrounded by her little ones ne oroVc
,boro all from the room. Farlic then barn'aoeu III"
hodroou door and refused 10 admit any one hi'ii'
r,,ue was alone with his wife she brcathed her last
This intelligence given TO the chlidreh w '"e
tatber. as they remained IN the hallway, begging 10
=, oduitr-, IN the room. Fairlie refused 10 Is~A
., their cntreaties ssh threatened 20 kill any one VINO
attempted 10 enter. lie then made the nish' maeo'
With wells and smashed the croclery and furniture al
re will Yesterday he was coaXed from the house
oud Policeman MaSterson arrested him. lie was
Locked up in the Bedfordave. station II said hy
Te nelgibors taat Fairle also threatened To MI 'le
pv William W Fe,senden. 81 the North tlGhth,st
nlssion who had gone 10 the hlse to see Inc
woman while sac was dying.
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Matthews presided.

Matthews presided. The following committee was
selected TO take steps TO fern permanent organiza'
lion 10 secure the union OF Ncw-l ork and Brooklyn
]. Mcmahon Eugene ID. Beri. Louis Lebmann. Joseph
ODien, y. ;. Spraguc, w. Gnbbins and W. }. Gaynor
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UorIi Uantco.

Males.
4 RELIABLE. ENERGETIC NAN
win thorough rractlcal business tiaiEing
an1 Win many years experience - book
keeper. cashier. secretary, sal -SnHn and
n.dnaser. competent to Ill! responsible po-l-
lion or manage IA business or Wurlln'n, or
represent SOM HOUSE In New-l ork City.
thorough knowledge q 30 of M mlnuiactur-
Ing business and III ichincfy, aud can con-
lest frirF h,c,, viii a'r,It position at nOD.
craft salary. Adde'S a. II. -. -J3
Nonroe-s'. Iironklyn. y. Y.
ACCCU NrANr-ENpert ~ all branches
Of 0ccOuntancy, books ouen'd and closed
complicated accounts adjusted balance
hfets prepard; accounts posted simple
and concise methods Of bookkeeping INTRO
duced. &c. So. ACCOt MIAMI. T. ..
Boa 5000.
\ RELIABLE AND INTELLIGENT
nan of 10. who can 2ivc bc"t icieI"ficc-.
speaks fnd wit. English lnd German
place 4 tru-t. Address !. W, 400 Union
ave, Mount Vernon. \. !.
A. MANhGtR or BUYER m hardwer"
Store II year. experience refer nee
gwen. B1N $50 raI, chester, y. Y.
ASSISTANT BOOkkEEPEE.-By
young man; quicl, and corr ~ at iigW".
god pan an nr-;.cltss rlcr"nces ONLY
" once. JUNIOR 81 Fast l2th.s,.
ASSISTANT iCIIhH.-By good.
reliable aud sober German man neat In
appearance br.t reference. cali or addIr--
ADOLF THOMAS. care OF Cosmopolitan,
go Oih-aNe.
\ YOt%G MAN VIII bg-i1s.> .1uc0.
Ion, Wiling o. d. ln'thnT virt- 600.
ployr''Ht g. II Bos III - fig-ntc.
bANH YOUNG rrn ~. dc..fc; Pos.
Ton in bnIk - ci'rs ~ booakr'p"f a. 4Hrst
s"irlcn'e, a. 10 30 "a tri and ABILITY Al
-. CONitftNi .b1t If.Di4r
Oilfc
HAtlt.NDi.i;.--i pui- man L. vra'H
Win SOM rNIeII.Lrr. NI.ir. toi - II 1901
afcrH' mrdfili-. -liuy e.. h-giI. eOpi r.i-
rrrnr. Ad1F ss- ~ .ti.N. -. Fulton 81.
Nr0Oslyn.
EAKEH.-rpf lar -laai" good WORT
cr "a III sird- o, hr.sd cJkr, and ue,
tity o. county EOnNL. .. IsLase.
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WASH Nts.--tirfran woman wants GUS
to- e's ior washing. Mis- BENEDICT, oil
Wrst if,h-st.. tHp loof rear.
WASltiNG.-Ey a q rTan woman u do
fnc lanin i-hue 70 hsr home: irst class
WORK. Ms. ScUlNWOlLD. $50 West
2.d..t
WASHING. iNnng. cleaning or work
, IN restaurant. by . respectable Woman. Ad.
dress r. SINGER. 22i Last l02l.sI
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Real gslaic 10 Cxthanet

AN ELEGANT four.'t0iy. stone front
dwelling fully decorated cabinet Tim sll
modern Improvements West 1eth-.t 10
'srhrlrc for f0uBfry .ro'. OWNIk,
Hoom -. sth hoJr, 81 Wsll-st.
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COCK-GuANBERMAID end WAIT
! REeS. BY two young Swedish girl.
,..icr. ~ private family civ or country
win DO coersc washing; best OF tee iaion.als.
: AMY nr call 3ij ith-avc.. bet 3Oth ana
! oBh ST..
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Wreck Of "Flo-i13 Bell BrOy.
Notice l. hereby given that. ABOUT December -
ba * bell buoy marking the wreck OF the st. an"
Florida. of Absecoa ie-Saving St9tion. atout tho
nautical miles southwcstey from Atlantic City, y j. vii
be discontinued the wreck having been removed.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Bolrd:
JAMES \. GREER.
Relr- ADMIRAL L. = N3Vy. Ch1uUan.
Office Of the Lighthouse Board WASHINGTON. D. G.. Dec.
a. 1872.
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COOK SECOND GlRL.-By two bright.
able Girls good cook. brad. soups des-
~erts nclt cLamhermai. mi waitir-- the
work Of locs' n required cliN OF country.
JENNIE. 80 Gth.aNc.. near l,th..t.
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Boar0 Gn0 hoDMs.

A.-A.-A.-Aucntion.
An elegant second floor, hath, private
table optional. GA Murray Nh.
Attractive floors, with private baths, with
or without private table; suites aud single
rooms bound optional.
Apartments, doctors Offices all desirable
locations strictly hrst-class houses.
Highest references given.
Information reliable and free.
;. &. LELAND & CO.,
IS West 3tth-st.
A DFLICiiTtCL 2d-story room sso
hall room; refined home; good board. 81
East Gtth-st.
A;mlI%ndsomsly turniSil;eI, iour-rcom
Tendance; breakfast II desired; near Man
haitian Club. An elegant house. jth.ave.,
near 41th-st.. VIII let entire floors. or single
rooms; board optional. sp1cious par
rainments. House and hOneScckcr, aided In
selection without charge: rfsrences. T..
\. DALEY. - West 35th-st.
A.-KOOMS: excellent board: baths.
closets test references. 30 East G2d-,t.
HANDSOMELY furnished sunny rooms,
single or tOuhle, steam heated. with FIRST
s sSmna sqd g np %es all: @7t isee Oo'e'
HOTEL VIANO and RESTAURANT.
- East 1sth-st.-Table d'hotc. II cour- 5,
7jc., wine included.
REFINED HOME. wltl. good board for
gentlemen and lady students. 81 East
d4ih-st.. near Mad.sOn-ave.
l.-50rH.sT. Il WEsT.-Ncwly ana
comfortably furnished, large, sunny rooms
with board references.
5TH.AYE.. III. between 18Th and 5Gth
,'.';LhiefHS HalSy ufn''hd 1oom'' with Or
Ve.y desirable. extra iarac front room, table
exc Icnt good winter home.
DIST ~. l4j EASI, r,rammcI,v Para y
Desirable rooms substantial table; every.
thing hrst class privilege private pJrh (,
refer noes
.>Is1 ST., II EAsr.-Rooms, WITH bolrl ;
references.
22D-sr. 3l7 wEST.-Psrof loot SII:
seco9d, Sl3 third. si:, fourth. 81 Tor
c0upies single. 50; t.oiuuehlY TcLoSafcI +;
liberal liable; uansicn,S II 30 daily.
suite foi families: single rooms for
ladies' or gentlemen, with nrst-class board
best reference. % guests have been here
or an average Of ~ years.
47TH.Sr.. 1877 wEST.-Fr.t-eia-. table
hoard dirir groom Oh parlor no..
18TH ST. - WESf.-Two ,rqe. de,ir.
ahl" ICONS. on I'd Moor. or scparLi.lyi ~ith
board ifcf nee.
50TH-ST. 90 WESr.-Laree aud small
handsomely furnish d rooms. hath hOuss.
ffst.class; excellent tail rr'cran,cs.
i7TH.SI. 313 YVES g. iiaud.onrIv ~.
nisheI Iuod- With suDclO'r board house
newly decorated sanitary plumbing. frle'.
cnces cXchIngel.
81 WEST 3iTIi.ST House Hanged
hGnd-. nrolr furnished icnr-. WITH nT,t.
class table bond -mii fsmi.y reference.
BROOKLYN
BfGOEIlN HEIGHTS Handsome
rooms ana nf.i-cl1-- board At 40 columbia
il,irAf. 80 minutes iepn .c"-NofA c.iv
Hal.
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tn Make THE LEAGUE PERMANENT.

4 meeting OF the Executive Committee Of what Is
Known as the Consultation League was held In the
Real Estate Exchange yesterday afternoon. James +.
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flats 90 Get, FURNISHED

2JD.ST.. ai2 WESr.-D3mtly fun.shei
l.room Lat linen. silver, &c. pricc, nll
weekly tLAGD.
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MARINE INTELLiGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise IA Set 80 Moon rises AZ OnM Moons age -
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY.
N-S.ndy Hook % COY. Island q .0l Hell Gate 81
PN-Sandy Hook G.l3ttoy. Island G4llcll Gate ;3i
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gounlrn Real Gsiatc fer Sale

AGENCY FOR MONyCLAIR.-Resld
pfOieF.lc, for sale aud 20 let large variety
o. choice building Site. TtBliS 4 TAI.
LVE, Berknon-,t. AID MOrtclair
ORANGE. y. j.. pal esto,~ (all stations.
loi sale AID rent. EDWIN y. uAMIL-
Ton CO.. 90 Br,aCway \. y.
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INCOMING NTEA MERS.


TODAY.
Vessel. from. $780, Line.
Gcrn2nc ............ Liverpool, Dec White star
PhiaGeiphia l., GuayIa. Doc 10.---.- Rcd ID
CienfueG0s. Nassau, Dec l2.-.....N ~ Cuba
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 49,
10 Champagne IIaNrc, Dee lO......-.f French Line
Pcnnland ......~.Antwcfp, Dee .-.--lied Sa:
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10.
Columbia Hamburg Dec 11........ Ham6 Amer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16
Females

A.-A.-A.-A.-MRs. FIOYD'> LARGE
Protestant Employment HOuse.-For hotels
and prfNate families nrst-class male and
female help, with references; city or coun'
try. 1873 6th.aye., 4th house above lOth.ot.
A.-A.-MRS e. NJ BACON's Employ:
ment On,cSI $50 0th.aye., pc, 3i land ana
references investigated.
ALL KINDS OF German ser> ants with
lrst-class references alwol on hand for
CITY or country. MIS-. Sonnenschein's
Licensed Employment Agency, 10 3d-ave.,
near Sfh-st.
COMPANION.-By II yong lady; or 70
teach yoYi.g children no objection u travel
Ing. Miss PARRAMoRE. Jenkins
Bride, Acccmac County, Va
CHAMPERMAID.-By young swedish
girl very comp t'nt z od sewer ean be
zen at present employers. II T.. 5Otn st.
CHAMBERMAiD or PAELORMAID.-
Nv swedish girl iirst-cGss bnst c.ty refer
cuce; .pleseut employer can be seen. ~
Ms. MALNHLlai. swedish Bureau. 80
ith-aye.. upstairs.
CnAMBERMAlD and WAlTRESS.-By
thoroughly competent IouhS Woman und'f-
stand, -alads. serving. &C.. best references.
40 Gth-lNe.. near i2d-st.
CUAMHERMAID and WAI1KkSs.-py
a neat Ncw-Engllnd Gill OF waitress only
- very compoJgnt makes nice salads taxes
good city reference city or country. with
Mi, II. ROE, "a Gth-aNe.. near l5;h-st.
COOK BY Il nrst-ciass cook in private
family good experience. ri West Goth.
81. lit l'oor.
COOK lily North German; under.
stands eoGSas IN a Do Do a e'1ashcS T,t
los last -Tth-si.. first fioor
COOK by Sw-dish cli a. nrs,cliss
cook best city rclc encc; call Mr.. VI NLM-
nEIitf. swedish Bureau. %, ith-2.e.. up
,tails sane side .. NJ i.sOl square GaIdeD.
O0K-CIAMBEEMAID a1d WAIT.
Rl.SS.--By two ir-t-clis> Swcd III grs
bet reference; together ar seiAiatc. cal
Mrs. MALMBEEG, swedish Bureau, 5j2
ith-aye., upstairs.
COOK BY neat. willing 30. tl-Gcriuan
protes ant g, good substantial econoni'ai
cook ald llurdtcss understands all kinds
Of coOTlrg; excellent reference. cit o.
country iba.emsnt BEN. "a last 3ls-
IT,. between 81 end Slave.
K-guAMBFRMAID end WAIT.
RNsS-By two young Swedish girl.
.'.for. IN priNate iamlly civ OF country
VIII DO cos rsc washing best OF tee i9inn'als.
Amy ~ call 3i5 ith-ayc. bct 25th and
shih ST.
TOOK -NECOND GIl;I.-By two brllht.
able Girls cood cook. brad soups. des-
.erts: nclt cLamhormai. mi waitt'--, thc
work Of locsr II required lily OF country.
JENNIE ~ Gth-aNe. near l,th..t.
COOK by young Enelsh'spo1klng
German l. q good baker carver. dcs'tt-.
game. "a aEs'.class private family. city OF
roimuv CAN 34j 4th.aNe.. between 2Dih
aud Goth rs.
COOK MOI sEMAID.-By > well recon-.
u..nd,d anl thoroughly competent North 90
Ireland sister. excellent cook ana neat
rn1uulefmnid 1ut waitress; civ or coun.
tiv. With M. TYLER. NJ jth'aNr..
aha.. slat-~t.
coos ana LACNpRtNr.-nf Young
woman a. GOOD cook ard laundr - civ
NJ, ponce. 30, Wet sits.-i.. Isl Il or.
80 q.
a.. KY = ica;. competent woman
ar-tcldss in very pet ana thoroughly
understand. her business VIII or without
lltchcnmald bet r.tercncc from some 81
hc L..t famlle, In New.York. With Mrs.
II ROE "a 9th ave, near lJth.st.