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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
CHARGED NTH MALFEASANCE IN OffiCE
CHARLES A. SoTELDO, SUPPLY CLERK OF The
FIRE DEPARTMENT, ON TRIAL ON CUM
Missioner GRAY'S COMPLAINT.

CHARLES A. SoTELDO, SUPPLY CLERK OF The
FIRE DEPARTMENT, ON TRIAL ON COM
MISSIONER GRAY's COMPLAINT.
The trial of Charles A. Soteldo superintendent
NJ suppes of the New-York Fire Department VINO
was charged by Commissioner winthrop gray
treasurer of the board, with malfeasance OF ONCE
took place yesterday afternoon In the ooaro rum
in East Sixty-seventh-st President Scanneii was
in the chair County Clerk Henry d. Purroy ana
Police Justice Thomas f. Grady defended Soteido
Over two score witnesses were present also
MANY persons who were attracted by rumors that
some inside workings of the Fire Depar tment
would be laid bare Soteldo was charged M ~.
purchasing supplies at figures above tne MAJ Nc
price The principal charge was that OF purchuus-
png Kerosene oil al 10 cents per gallon when the
market price was between 6l2 and cents;
a witness against Soteldo was Howard Scrymsei'
of Borne. Scfymser & Co, renners anu iialiu
facturers of oil. He testified that he had mace
prices Soteldo at figures lower IMAM .n1ae oawsa
IN the re0uisition He did this he said, because
he wanted the departments trade. he onereu
TO sell the department kerosene oil at ceh's
Soteido made emphatic denial to these cnarges
and with the assistance of Messrs. Purroy anu
Grady produced quotations from seVeiai r. on, ~,
men. firms stating that they could not supply ""
at a figure lower than 10 cents gallon
At this juncture Mr.. Purroy got angry s a. W," ;,
he called Commissioner Grays 'diiatory uSpIs.
In the course of the examination Soteldo SAID that
commissioner Gray had requested MN 10 puy cai =
friends. Sotedo said he did so, but that the car
nets turned to be inferior 10 some otneIS ne
had purchased for cents yard Iess' Decisioh
VAS reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was again Increased attendance both TIE
exchanges but the most important merely for
the purpose o confirming contracts already made at DR.
Vte sale, but which require, by the law, DO carried
out at suction AS has already The Trib
Ne. 80 Lberyst, the old engine house. standing 90
lot 2Zx60 has been sold to the Lawyers Title Insurance
Company fof 100000, but comply with the require
ncns Oh me Ia" uie onAing Fund Commissioners were
compelled 70 put up at auction and therefore put
up the Trinity sse-room by Peter n Never at an
upset price Oh vii0vcO which bid by the Lawyers
little Insurance Company aud the property cked
down 10 IT, by this purchase Lawyers Title In.
suranee Company has acquired Frontage Liberty st., In.
through and including Nos Az and AZ MAIDEN Lane q
q cost OF est, 900. -
Peter h. Meyer. auetIoneer also offered No. 1is
had previously been sod at private TO
York Life Insurance Company, and also put up a.
Iany, 1t Was duly knocked down TO it, WV =" VIZ ''
The icost active bidding OF six houses
In west seyehuetht, when Peter r. Meyer offered Noe.
TO- IL ana ~ four-,t0Ty stone-frOnt
100. No. ~ brought s33 $50 nom h. j. Brrnnan: No.
~, s3i oUo from Max schcenfed, and No. Il. sS4 800
mechanics lien for brownstone supplied amounting 70
Nos TO- 10 and 20 West seyentiet.st were offered BIZ
John n. odng, also under foreclosure these houses
20x1O0, and In other respects similar No. 10
& Patton b 70, e. g ~ Is for sss 100 and 80 q
Mr.. Brennan was stated " have bought this TOT
wiiiia@ Kennedy offered the southwest corner Of
FIfy.thrd.s and Lexingtonave, nye-story brick nsi
lot 4Cxl0S The Painsl~ IN the Proceedings wac
sos and $40 Lcxlngt nave two nve-story brick
a lot 4Oxl03. The plaintiff In the proceedings was the
buyer for $50 600. no sos Lexngtonave. nye-story
brick nat lot 2oxl0S, was then Offered IL brought
VA UUU from the plaintiff In the proceedings. All the
other property at both exchanges was either bid in OF
withdrawn.
As showing the tendency Of rates money a loan Of
security, was yesterday made at AZ per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
HE SAYS 1T WAS MISS N'ENROES TROUSSEAU

The identity of the Miss McEnroe whose trunks,
filled with wearing apparel worth $1,000. were
seized on Saturday by the Customs officials was
made known yesterday by her lawyer. Daniel OCon-
NELL who went to the Custom House to see what
he could do toward securing their release. Mr..
O,Conne told the Collector that she was the daugh-
ter of Eugene J. McEnroe. who. he said. was at
one time a Tammany Hall Tax Commissioner; Her
has Just been graduated from the Mount ST. Vincent
School She was on her way home to be married,
and the lawyer declared that the contents Of the
trunks composed her trouSseau.
The lawyer admitted that many of the dresses
bore tags marked M Donovan" the name of a
dressmaker but he said that Nine. Donovan merely
bought number of the garments for Miss Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
THE FAITHLESS COACHMAN CAUGHT
HE HAD PROMISED TO MARRY THE COOK, AND SO
SHE GAVE HIM HER HARDEARNED
$500, WITH WHICH HE PROMPT
rv ne APPEARED


LY DISAPPEARED.
John DIVER a good looking young man. WIN has
snent most of his life in caring for horses' was
charged in the Tombs Police Court yesterday WIN
swindlng The complainant was an elderly maiden
named Emma Schultz. who alleges that D"yei'
after agreeing to marry her, received si'ooV i'oi,
her. to be used in purchasing BUSINESS anu
then instead of investing the money as agreeu' lie
vanished Miss Schultz has been for many years
the cook in the family Of Mr.. Bernheimer 'he
wealthy brewer. at No. &c West One-hundred-ahd-
6fteenth-st Mr. Bernhemer employed also last
winter the coachman, John Dwyer Inc coac"ii'"i
and the cook fell in love. There was common
friend a Mrs Ryan, of No 2i7 West one. huh a
and-tWenty -fourth-st. She added 1uei 10 ne h"i'0
Of love bv prasing each lover to the other. 81
Last January the wedding day was nAet' s a,,d
Miss Schultz by way of wedding present. sa!u
she would give her promised husband SLOW, VIII
which he was to buy liquor-store III oai jan az
II she and her John went TO tne Dahk anu u .,.u
hard-earned and carefully saved Sl5Vo was uIami.
and handed over TO John VINO poche'eu - W "
Miss Schultz spent many sieepiess h i an,
shed many a bitter tear for her lost love- On Janu-
ary ~ she received letter which opened her e!es'
III was dated in Ireland and read: -
"My Dear Friend: am in Ireland. where an am
going to stay i am married. and nave three CHI
dren We will not meet again. except IN 16 neaye"'
Your friend - , J.. ~ no,,oo
and ali the police captains asked to look out
for Dwyer If he came back Yesterday Naptaii,,
Reilly of the East Fifty -frst-st station, spotted
him He had been working two months Tor Dr.
Buck. of No. West I'm t ms Sun
posed friend of both. Justice Meade held Dwyer
for examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers sailing the American
Line steamer Berlin for Southampton yesterday
were DR.. T. L. Steadman. Mr.. and Mrs l.. T. Ken
dali Napier Prentice. Mrs. Paul Fletcher and G. F.
Blackmore
Among the passengers on the White Star steam
shin Britannia were the Rev. John Browne, g. b. s.
Richie, Francisco Salazar. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Cornish
and ID. e. Cameron The White Star steamer Teu.
tonic from Liverpool. had among her passengers
Wilson Barrett, ii. Percy Becher. A. J. Campbell
the Rev T. Bell. J. H. Cockbun. Samuel b. Dean
DIR. c. w. Macfarane Mr. and Mrs II. H. Herts
and FRANKLIN McLeay.
"s,iver Dollar Smith was q passenger on the
N.r4h German Lloyd steamship Havel from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
LEHlGM VALLEY R. R.
ssenEer trains leave foot OF

Passenger trains leave foot OF Liberty-st.
AS FOLLOWS.
700 A.. NJ. daily Tor MAuCH CHUNK and inter.
Sis A. III. daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER,
BiyfFALO and West. louisville and principal
local points chair to Wikesbarrc Pullman csr to
Dss .oS A. NJ. daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
R1fIEif$S HEY g. NiAGHRA FALLS and all points Wess
Pnliman seeper TO CHICAGO via buffalo Pullman Buffet
SLEEPER to Chicago Suspension Bridge connections .or
r. aiding and Harrisburg -. es T.. r,,,,,.
all Istsimediate stations; connecting for Potts. lie
a RAJ p NJ. daily, except Sunday, for TUNKHAN.
NCR and principal ntermsdass Stations chair to
LOO rnni a:,o r u; daily except Sunday, for
e35y ,,n 3. H. daily. except Sundays. for MAUCH
Nm, ~ Vi. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
o;oy ,::int, West: Pullman sleerers TO Chicago via
R",alo and Suspension Bridge connections for Read
Ing and Harrisburg. - -.,-,, ,,o,,,r,
500 y. VI. daily for ITHACA GENEVA R9CHEs.
west Pullman Buffet sleeper 70 Chicago, via Suspension
Additional Sunday trains 1890 A. NJ. for Mauch
Chunk ard intermediate stations connections for Potts
yiile 40 p. NJ for Easton and intermediate stations,
General Eastern ONCE. 23J Broadway n. Y. c. The
NewYork Company Will call for and check bag
Gage from hotel residence through TO destination
ROLLIN II. WILBUR CHAS LEE
Gen Supt Eastern Div. Cen. Pass. Agent.
A. w NONN EMACHER, WIN B. SMITH
N' ASS Gen. Pass. Agent. Gen. e. Pass Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RR.

stations In New-iork loot of Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
vEsTIBULED TRAINS: PULLMAN COACHES.
sppmHs Bs,.arSsvps nsss
snton Dover stsnhops sYPpS EXKE 5AKE S
Wa:hnsoS II EEA asn EATEE
ron RiTTsI3M MlLkESRARRBbE NANrif CO
HAMToN, 0XFoRD; NoRwlCH, Wa'eryIlleb UTICA TIC
SHsvWifEsao5.. h iHrnAoA. oWEi0: ELMiRA, CORNING.
HETii NASHVILLE BUFFALO and all points
WWrSr' NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
o,oo A. M.-BUFtALO UTICA and OSWEGO Elk.
"'IrIktSS pullman Palace Cars. Connects at Buffalo
with train for Chicago, arriving IL :lo next
ing. ,,o,,.urou ,,,, o,on. .,.,,
loo p M -SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON and Ell
y%IEi EXPREss; rYl%sl RarlssT sns 49,, p,vv
OUTH TxPkEss. Pullman parsr s@r.; ,vn,,.
Pullman slsepe.s Arrives at , ~ q M. oSwrco
EXPKE>S. Pullman sleeper. ~ -
TICK FITS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 70
Murray.st 428 broadway Tickets at ferry stations
we New.York; 3Ss Washincton.st.. 726 Futonst and
~ broadway, Brooklyn Time tables giving full for.
""WESfCOrr EXPRESS COMPANY viii call for AnA
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
OFFICERS FOR TIE WORKING WOKEN,S UNION

The Working Women's Protective Union has
elected the following officers and directors: Will
lam H. ii. Moore. president: j. O. Woods vice.
president: j. Howard Wright. treasurer: John H.
Parsons. secretary. Directors-C Charles +. DAILY,
Charles A. Sherman, John l.. Riker j. Howard
Wright. William NJ. Powell William Schimper
Cortlandt DePeyster Field Edward T. Dickie
Alexander NJ. Hudnut, Daniel Waford and Salem
H. Wales.
During the last year the union has acted upon
the applications for employment and advice made
by workng-women TO the number of $40: IL has
received complaints against employers to the num-
Der of 49, nearly all of which were arbitrated or
prosecuted to judgment in the courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
A MERRY-NAKIyG EAST INDIAN GOES FREE.

Sam Rajah Gapa. tuyban in hand, salaamed to
Justice Koch at the jefferson Market Court yes
terday morning. Sam halls from the East Indian
village. Midway Plaisance. Chicago. But just now
he is in q badly battered condition, and wears a
big lump on his right cheek. Sam Rajah found
by Policeman Brannigan, of the Tenderlon Squad,
drunk and occupied in imaginary tiger hunt at
Twenty-eighth-st and Sixth-ave. shortly after mid
night Tuesday. Sam discharged on his state
that he is sail to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
GEORGE J. GOULD BUYS A BEAR.

Kingston, n. Y. Nov. 10 (SpeciaD.-George D..
Gould and a small party of friends have been
in the Catskls for few days hunting. Among
the trophies is a fine two-year-od black bear,
which Mr. Gould now has confined in a strong box
stall at his Furlough Lake lodge. The animal was
trapped by Gavitt and Jones, pair of mountain
Ninrods. near their home few days before Mr.;
Gould arrived. 1t was kept i'll the trap ana offered
to him If he would secure ii and take 1t 10 the
lodge This he consented 10 do. The lucky hunters
received a check for $lcC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER TWELVE PAGES

Bremen yesterday. party of his frienas, ,e su tbs
Barney Rourke. charte I'd tug anu was se taken
steamer down the bay. 'Siirer Dollar wa, I'll
on board tug and festivities followed and held s
long talk with Chancellor Won Caprivi AZ S Sa,
bad. Caprvi. he said. was sociape anu aoont eIec
great political intelligence AS to the recent e'ee
tions Mr. Smith could only say he was surprised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
ANNUAL MEETING OF NAVAL ARCHITECTS

The first annual meeting of the Society of Naval
Architects and Marine Engineers will begin in
the of the American Society of Mechanical
Engineers No Il West Thirty -first-st. this morn
ing, and will continue until tomorrow night Many
important papers on subjects of great interest TO
naval officers and engineers will be read by prom
Navy officials. This evening banquet VIII be given
to the visitors VINO come from distance. at Del
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
4 BRUTAL STREET CLEANING FOREMAN.

District Foreman OCallahan. of the Street
Cleaning Department is city employe who thinks
that ordinary citizens have rights in this Tam
many town. w. n. Mccarthy. of No. $50 West
Ninety -sixth-st.. made complaint TO Commissioner
Andrews yesterday that this district foreman had
threatened to "cut the heart out Of him for pro-
testing against the foremans failure to remove
ashes and garbage from the street in front of his
house The Commissioner promised TO Investigate
O'Calahans conduct and to deal with him sum-
marily if he found him guilty, regardless of his
boosted Tammany Hall pull"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
Professional.
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

Z -.
OPEN COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS for psl-
fionS i'm the state service will be held " follows:
For neral Clcrksh!ps. In the several state Depart
men Wcdrr-1ay. December Nm. 1sc3 10 o'clock
a. M Albany Einghanl;On, Bffaio New-fork, syria
clse and Watornwn
For Assistant Engineers, Jewellers and Rdm'n In the
Depirtuent OF the Engineer and surveyor Friday.
December 18TH 1893 az 10 o'clock m, at Albany.
For BOokkecpcis Tuesday, December 18Th, 1893 at 10
o'clock n. M. at Albany
Limits OF age for all twenty-onc aud nfty
ycdr~.
All must be residents Of the stat of Now
YORK The Necessary application BANS and thcf nfor.
nation may De had addressing the New-York CIvil
service Commission, Albany. y. T.
THOMAS CARMODY.
Albany n. Y. November 3th. 1898 Chief Examiner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.
II 80 dining Caf) A. NJ Zoo 20 % $3.50 DINING Csrj
IL Is night Sunday, 90 10 80 II 80 Dining Carl
4. NJ, $780, $3.50 Dining Car. $780, 600 P. NJ l2l
night. ,,,.,...o, ,,ook d.vs o,d cu,a.-,
90 II $50 Dining Car A. NJ 80, $3.50 Dining Carr.
TcSets and parlor be procured az I!2
AVE. 81 East 4thst ls4 East l25ths 2s4 West l2Sth'
% Brookiyn 9S Broadway. Williamsburg. The New
York Tansfer Co. will call for and check baggage from
hotel or resdence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
Railroads.
pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.
STATIONS, foot of DeSbrOsses and Cortlandt
Streets.

n RAlLKOAO.
STATIONS, foot of DesbrOsses and Cortlandt
Streets.
In Eject October 10th, 1898.
900 A. VI. COLI MILAN I.APi,ESs.-Puilman sleep
lug aid Dn%s osrs to Snlao % a
900 W. Fhsf i III si FttsSarg Chicago
500 SS Sat s'fPgSsS S1Fiv
DiTs S. s room HsspaSf hs
LEG * Sleeping AID 6 on Car,
sS LS: ST. 5 %a IS Af chg Sqs 80
saS p NJ WESTERN ExrREssiarG%a" S Sleep
ca s 70 chcaso Arrives cleveland II 40 g. M. Chicago
80 80 p P Nj H. next s51 a'fwrsrEKx EXPRESS week
f .s az a 70 2 ncnnal asi S.
500 ssas u d 5s.ss c% %Sss
g." 3; sSG"s S$i $iEGr SS5HiS s.y
nA TF SSlHiE %!AsHIscTox AMP TIE SOUTH
n0 %ss 4 .9si s.r rnm,.
Aessa' &C. EsD5s' P''1. IS = ~
Sasas,o e'ea5 sa. aid
80 E !'TRa I'd d' and S Dsns Esptsss daily
500 S5'F E. mb "f''i for r ehssspsaE Ohio Railway
SS FGa %s nGss es5i via Cap.
Route. 8 a. M weekdays, and with Through Sleeper.
For Xtlantic City 100 p. m weekdays with Through
Buffet Parlor Car
For Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean Grove ana Point
Pleasant, 10 M. II 10, 3:40. 10 and ii as
week days. Sundays, o45 a. m, 5:15 p. m. do
not STOP al FOR rH PHI 0" 'uH0''
Express: 9 90 10, s $50 O. 9;sc 49, II a; M az
8. 80 p M IL rs might sundG 'r,;,a FIX
refe. ONES ss 10; 81 ii
| Ast0r House l3i East i"5th Street. POI Co.
lunbus Avenue; 7s7 sixth Avenue; and foot OF Des
brogses Cort andt St Gets Court Street. $50 Fulton
Street % Broadway Brooklyn Annex Station, foot
o. Fulton Street. Bro Kyn; 12o Hudson Street Ho
The Scw-York transfer Company viii call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences through to dest
nation. - ~
General General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

On " c. & II. r. r. r. Co., LFlssF.IIJ
Trains leave West 42d;st station New as 'o''
lows and Is minutes earlier from OF ce,se posh
IN. 10 A. M-Daily for Albany, Utica Syracuse lDen.
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chi ago; except
5,iJ p M-Daiy for Albany Montreal, Utica syracuse
Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Fails ioroh'o' De''''
ak p WDay Tor AIlany Utica Syracuse, Rochester,
Bufalo Nlagaro Falls Toronto, Detroit Cleveland am
Chicago. -, ,.,,,, ann ,o,o,,
For tickets timetables pallo and seepngrar accom-;
odat,ons annIv city Offices Brooklyn ana New YORK and
ct stations Timetable at principal hotels For other
G. f.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
fAnthracite Coal used exclusively


Trains leave station foot Of Liberty st.
Time Table In Eject Oct. 49, 1898.
For Easton bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk, &C.,
4 no III 3: 45 A. NJ, 00 30 D: 45. 80 10 Allen
town. p. ' NJ Sundays. 4 30. :l5 A. NJ" 100 80
Z. ~ w,,ke,narre pitston and Scranton, s45 A. M.
$50 r.. SUNDAYS 20 A. M n oo ,,.soA
, 90 30 4 90, 5 rs. 80 =. NJ II 5 o. ght except
saturday nj ght. sundays, o0 $3.50, 10, 0o +. NJ
l. For o THnrrisburg at 90 100, s:5. A. NJ. oo 80
4 40 ,a5 p NJ. ~ 10 night excepting saturday night
sunday gS vi 90, $50 r ~ LIB night -, v M
Inr Pottsyillc at 90 :0O 40. ii 10 A. NJ 100,
go 90 80 r; ~ Y Is night except Saturday
For Sunbury Lewlsbure AMI Williamsfort az UO,
3 90 8 d5 A. NJ. 90, 80. 80 r NJ; ~ I, night
except Saturday night ouhuays' IL A. NJ, wv l. w.
IL rs night. $3.50 r,. a o,,.s ., D.. po,,,
Pleasant 80. 8 rs, IL 80 A.; NJ; 80 I -. 400.
20 OBS TO Red Bank and Braachport1 els p M
S z. NJ. 90 z: NJ Ion LAKEWOOD
ganeda Toms Rye 10 f 3 Pork and Bafnesa
For Atlantic City, yneland and Bridseton 80 A. M.
taoi Monmouth Beach Soatrlpht and Highland Beach
a 40 Sis, Ii 80 A. NJ. 80, AS 400, 4:2o. 6 :3s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

kECOh)fD
Rarney Charles 4, to Title Guarantee and Trust
COMPANY e 7th.ave, n OF 5oth-st / year. SO,
bee John, to Henry Pan, listh-st, OF
Butler, Michael j. to John Laird lot 2i3 nap
Mott Haven, years
Carr, James To Gustav LANCE, N s0th-st Of
Caysea' Victoria, to Annie i Roberts. i49tn-
st. OF Bro0kayc, demand. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Grips Sarah, 10 Mary Stilwell, W Avenue
A. OF l22dst, 10 years.
CALDWELL, Iona A, and vie TO J Taylor and
wife, isith-st, adjoining lands OF Il
Duly ifSs' Ann. ana another to George Roll,
47th-st, W Of Sth.ave, years. :.;....,.. =
Deyoe, Annie A. to ) + Beggs 2jth-st, :.
of 6th.aye, l.
Same, TO l. ) Jones, 2jth-sr, OF 9th ave, =.
LcSn ysI Dora to solomon Dombcrgcr and vile,
Ellis John s. and wife to eNesutSrI Of Lawrence sss
Flank Charles. 70 Louis sehworer' 2i'a'c' 4
r,r Of s.s s,hs'' 80 u DyKman. referee Bow
cry Road lot No 2oe, land Nicholas b'yard' ..
Goyers William j. ct al 70 General Van Hoesen.
as referee. Pery-st, oil bieeeAer'st' ,
God ySarj Julia i. and another to NcwYort So.
curity and Trust Co. as committee ana an; an,
other, Sth.ave, n W corner Of isth-st, ana .,
other property, 3 years, mortgages....-..-; =
Hart t' Thomas and wife 10 Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. lSSd Viz 70 o GUSTAV .nSSf asSs
ny0 az ir ana wife 70 Charles wenei,
'",' = l45th.st " OF Brook-aye. year.
Same 10 North New.York Cooperate Building
and Loan Association, II i1otu-se, VI
proox ave, instlmcnts.. ,....-....
Mclaughlin, John, TO John McWilliam. :,
,'Si.st e OF 2d-aye years. ;...............
Never John +. and wife % United States Trust
"a no I.56i Park-aye, years. ............
Na,yiatta John Ii, and another 70 Michael Cava-
MACH, n : ll3th-st OF 2lave. Years. $50.
Murray sarah to II Koehler 4 Co. ll7th-
ST. " OF 3t-aNe, note.
Opnenheimer, Sophia, TO Michael Conlan and an
ether. n 90th-st, W OF gh-aNe years.
o,R,illy Michael J. 10 Mutual Life Insurance Co. o.
= : 5jth-St. OF 5th.ave. year. ....-....... ~
O'Rorke John IL. and wife 70 Christian Gotthelf,
q Lexington-aye. OF io5th-st. years
Or6eo Rosa G =. 10 Jacob Lawson. " West
Tnd.ave. OF s7th-st. 2 years
Pnzeimayer Charles. and wife 70 Caroline
Moebus n / Carmine-st. No Al. year.....,.
Pierce Zachary 4. ct al to Eliz Brinkman et al
UnionaNe corner l66th-st. years
Roedcl Auguste. TO smith. 2oth-st.
Reilly Edward 10 Mary Conkln. Crescent
ave lot 20, map Belmont, years
Stern BENJAMIN 70 Howard Wilet'. o5i'st !,
81 II OF 5th-ave l year. -. -, "
Schrciner Joseph and wife Ia Annie L. E,hwieh' ,
n Slth-st OF ad-aNe, mortgages Ne1i- :
Townsend Ralph. and wife To Ferdinand Steihie
and wife. Amstc'dam-aVe. " corner OF iVis% :,
81, . years. 100 -
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Nem pnblilaIlcns.

Twentieth Edition post paid for &c, or stamp;
~ HE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls OF;
L Turn, GREY; and ne Remedy. l.y Prof. HARLEY
IA Every should read this tile b oAtbenaeum.
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\, Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R, R,

Trains eaye foot Of West 4.dst. follows. 10
earlier from Franklin-st:
s:lJ 4. VI. DAM except Sunday for Waikiki Valley
Il; stations, Mddctown. tilcn,e. Fslsbui & Lib nv
ClrDOLd,le, scranton, Walton Delhi Sidney, Norwich
Utica. Rome, Onc!ia, fulton. Oswcso.
BIB y. NJ. except sunday, Sullivan Go. Express
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hail.
ElicnN!lIc, Mountain Fails
burg, IIuleyyile Liberty Fails Liberty Parksville
Livingston Manor.
7t5 4. W.. daily Mtddleown, Summtville. Falls
burg, Liberty, LIVINGSTON Manor Rockand, Walton, Sid
new Norwich, Oneida, Fulton. Oswegp
l4,iJ T.. NJ. daily. via Niagara Falls Reclining chair
(seats free Nem-York 70 Niagara Falls. through
pullman sleepcis Now-fofk To Chicago. Detrolt
$40 p. m. Chicago $50 a. M, st. Louis. 500 p m.
NewYork Transfer Company calls and checks baggage
10 destination.
J. Z. ANDERSON. q. Il. A..
o. Beaver st.. New.York.
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Antumn Resorts.

OR. STR0MG'S SAINT ARlWNa,
SARATOGA SPRINGS n. y.
popular for health, change rest recreation
oil the year. Elevator, electric bells steam. lire
places sunparors AID promcnadc the roDf Suites
rooms lawn tennis. crOquct
massage electricity all baths and oil remedial appliances
New Turkish and ius,i1n baths unsurpassed IN Oriental
elegance Send for illustrated circular Of 1893