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c , case When anything emergent to be
oo 49, mere always was Mr. Julien, with the sI5.-
',nye oa Mutual Life Insurance capital which so
inPIesseu the Assistant District-Attorney. always
90 his p s lie has been present at every session
zee e mn gentlemen OF the jury, and YOU have seen
cept Eonder In that witness chair. They did not put
MN n 'hsrr They did not dare to do it, Mr. Julien WI?
IS handsome intelligent young gentleman sat
hngcr without turning a muscle. He appar-
entity OF the opinion that he could stand IL If the
orator could.
MI Brooke turned his attention to Kirfel lie
went over the informers odious history. endeav0r-
ing win great zeal to paint black blacker ne
said that the law was gradually coming TO ,ake
a proper view OF the evidence Of an acconphGe,
that there time when Il pracucaHy
necessary to believe accompces story: but that
the use OF informers In prosecutions was reno OF
barbarism. and belonged to the time OF the thuinD
screw. the wheel the rack and the torture-champer
lie congratulated the jury that the time was com
ing when the wel-worn excuse OF prosecuting ON
GERS. that II necessary for them to get eNl,
dence wherever evidence could be found. would
not avail them In committing the public TO the
shame OF such acts of bribery az had been perpe-
trated in order TO bring Muller on this witness
stand with his elaborate story. learned by heart
for the edifcaton Of jury Of honest men; Mt
Brooke pointing out that by the per)uries, OF
Kirfel the money had been obtained on such Ire
insurance policies Meyer had succeeded In col
lecting. And II at this point that he paused
in his address to inquire into the distress OF the
seventh juror. L. To- u
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Boaro du0 Rooms.

\ GENTLEMAN and WIFE. accus-
,.meI 10 comfort, and frhncmrn'> Of lie.
living In own home. West Sid. near l'arS,
will take into th,ir family Two or thrr
persons 81 refinement at r a-onabl prices,
highr-. references Required Apply 90.
care {. VI. y. 100 broadway.
HANDSOMELY furnished suit or sep.
aiatciy. with board, reference, cNchnn-cd.
LAN,E. sunny ROOM. With ~.
cellent board reference. - Irving Pace.
MADI>oN.NNE. I.9-7. opposite Mount
MORT, lark Two large rooms. Furnished
OF uLfurnishrd. with board, private house,
American family
Kt.>rtt TABLE WIDOW would Ike
Children 70 ioard good home cN9etieneed
with bottle baby. Ms. CAMP. Yves.
l7Ota.st and Audubon ave.
sUNNY SUITE. par tw, oIos
and bath cNc-iicnt d. i". 81 West ldh-'t.
TWO LADIES can BE- acconmoilted
ia an elegant str.ctlN piN1i" hom"; 10
gentlemen: large sunny room drrr-in
room. ban; reference cN'hingcL 80
fara-a;e.. near 5'th--t
TWO LADIES Il -iIr tnird - sna.r
an apartment n West l0,th-s'. eN ems
moderatr references. Addrr~, H. \. W.
l.2i2 BFo,dwa'.
TWO t.Lt',ANI ROOMS. on office
board. 20 East 3'th-~'
WEST an ->I.-~clrct board III
Souihr II famlli fclrr'nc" CASHIER,
Post Jilicc hOA :. To-.
IITn->I. = EN>r-Csn,r,l lorau IN;
very d,.-l rablr large iiont IOOai warm
lou.": tIbl' cNrctl'nt, mtrird coupe;
II ode a's
I9Tn->f.. 81 WtSi.-pn-- q suit Of
room, unrNpr,t ny Nlc1.rI- tag t.rr or
'eps at. with holrl.
"ISr.. - WESr.- Nicely furnished. large
rooms superior t2i'r bolrd fine suite for
physician Iarlor nocr references
"SD->r.. ..- WtSt-Nrry lirg, pleas.
ant fopn,.: c,r.y roiNrni'nc', rNcrurnt
boatd location central good honit;
pc. uaurat or trarsicnt.
2GrII.ST.. 81 WEST Double aud Jingle
heated rooms. with STR cily ilr-t-rla-, tIbie
also table board.
45ru->T. - NEST.-Fincly furnished
front aud rear rooms: p'iya'' bath table
and all appolntment. most superior; refer
ru'r> Exchanged.
5I>T-ST.. Jo3 WEST Furnished roonls
| with board central location, near ~.
| citation table board.
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER :
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK MONDAY. DEC. ~. 1903
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW WORK MONDAY. DEC. ~. 1903
ARRIVED.
s,.auer British Crown dr,. Williams. Liverpool De
cen Ter = with fndse to \ rnderhn Arrived at the
Steamer OLYMPIA OH, coleman Hamburg November %.
swansea 20 with mdse t. simpson spence l""hs
s,eamer II II Meier jCief, Moller nr-ncn Dec-mt'r
mds~ cahin and $50 -te"rag" passenger - '''
steamer Dunicl lam d'uch Ieandmann I.o',eriam No,
vember ~. with md'e and % sr,faSr Ps's'ns''' 10
steamer - Pancras Ogr Young. Antw'tp D~'ember l.
with Indse 10 charles T. sumner go. Arrived ~ NE
steamer GuIihali BD. Nelson G,rgent October 81.
Mcssina Np'cmhcr j. lrIiud" i,. s'ir p, y" ~
vessel to simpson Spence q Young Arrived at the Bar
sieam.r Dora (lr Mitchell. Trieste october - Finme
81 Patras November II. katacoia 10. Messina ~ win
mds- Phelps Brothers q 60 Arrived at the baf al
Steamer Philadelphia. Chambers Puerto cabeilo De:
center !" Cuf1,a H. I@ku",i" WIN rrrei a, me
steamer CIV Of Washington hurley Havana December
"a vi,h rn,se and passengers he Ne~-YOs and cuba
Mail steamship co. Arrived the Iar AT II p m.
wick co. with mds" Hni passengers 10 9 II Mallory
Steamer Cha;,aho-ochee Savage Savannah. with mdse
So! Steamer flchnond Dole West Point, Va with mds'
o,5 nns.cnanrs 90 Ola Dominion Steamship 60
steamer Goldshoro Pennington. Philadelphia with
ssndy IIo,h . 30 . m-wlnd south: fresh. cloudy
CLEARED.
steamer cottage CITY bennett. Portland lioatio Hall
steamer Iroquos Pennington. Charleston ana Jackson
Steamer Iiayr @irr Jungs,. bremen via Southampton
S,ram,rr str.hle,on cGcr cormack Liverpool Barber
steamer Runlc HD. Lindsay LiyrrpooI-H Mai'lan'
isnrk Altoona ,Br. Crasso. ErIdge'own Bar. w a
"''"S'''"' SAILED.
| Steamer bennington uir. for New Orleans
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BROwN-SEQUARD AND WILLIAMS
THE LATTER CURES A PARALYTIC-ls THIS ihT
SUPREME TEsT?-TII IMPORTANCE OF
THIS CASE AND ITS BEARING
ON TIE LESSER NERVE
From The Troy ~. " Times.
DISEASES.

y. u
II is not often that discovery medicine Is mad" 'e
subject special mention by the newspapers In TINS age
There is which perhaps may however. with greater
proprey than any other accorded the privilege The
physcian who made this discovery is Canadian and his
name has been brought into much prominence in THIS
vicinity Of late through the ncghborns town
OF IansIngbu,g We because it Is near a'
home and represents as "A could be had II
is that Of F. C. KimbaII Of is0 Second who has
been a paalytc three years and who was cured by
the medicine known as Or. williams Pink pills. His
was that particular form known Locomotor Ataxia
nerve disease by regular schools as Incur
nbe In disease the nerves Of the back ana heau
which govern the lower limbs become completely and as
supposed forever helpless In Kmbas he not only
could not move his lower limbs. but his legs were as
hard wood and as lifcess
Kimbas physicians at Rochester where he once lived
Drs Lee and Spencer said he had Iocomoto- A'axia
Others who treated him said the All medical
works pronounced his disease ncurabe The Rensselaer,
County Society whose representatives, have eS
amned him his and who recently made an e1
haustve report his also said he had had Loco
motor Ataxia and pronounced mis- restoration wonderful
The deduction from this discussion Is this II chemistry
has given us in Dr. williams Pink Pills preparation
which can SO build up the OF n patient as TO
bring him from total disability hopelesness back to
health strength. man. woman and child In
the world should 1t. AS It is. druggists are sell
ing them in large quantities since Kimbas case was
first published This will interest the medical fraer
nifty a, large as (, did Rensselaer, County Medical So
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,oen operatng against the prisoner at the bar The
nosnory of these questions may have been hnger-
Inc in Mr. Brooke's mind when he limited that TIE
inror might not have been fully alive to the slgn
cance Of the testimony. ~, - -
II is remarkable how. strokes OF luck or proV-
dance or epilepsy seem to favor Mr.. Brooke in
Josnerate EMERGENCIES Precisely this same incident
occ,rred during the trial of Buchanan In that case
the Juror recovered. but Mr.. Brooke made the IN
eiSent strong ground of appeal. In the notorious
Sire breach Of promise case. Mr.. Brooke appear
nr for the fair complainant. a Juror went wrong
and the case abandoned; and at subsequent lit
trial Mr. Brooke obtained $4,000 damages Tor MS
ellen, What there is in his eoquence thar Is
esnecially deadly 10 jurors is difficult TO say The
bolt that struck Mr. Low was contained IN the
words This was a FOUL. deliberate perjury. But
they were not delivered with any undue force and
they appeared be directed against Muller the IN,
former and not against Juror Low. The relation
hetween cIr Brooke's oratory and the exhaustion
NJ ilrors is one which ii might perhaps be proper
IN refer TO those dreaded investigators against
whom Mr. Brooke and his associates In the defence
~ Never have nveighed so bitterly. Mr.. Julien. or
the Mutual Life Insurance Company ana the
Pinkerton detectives. - c.
1t was stipulated in the conference Of the Court
with the attorneys that II possible the trial shouid
proceed to-day, but II was plain that nobody had
much hope or the defence much desire 10 see II
Do So Judge Barrett dismissed the jury. cautioning
them that the position of things was precisely 'ha'
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which had obtained at the adjournment OF court on
Friday: that they not TO read about the case
nor discuss it, but to attend to-day. prepared
10 listen to the arguments or counsel ana charge
of the Court precisely as If no incident had
CURED to interrupt their consideration OF the case
MR.. BROoKE'S SPEECH FOR TIE DEFENCE.
Mr.. Brooke's speech in behalf Of the defendant
had not risen. when he interrupted. above the
level Of an ordinary address in ordinary case
He had the benefit OF a fine audience. The court
room was crowded with people who presented
most Intelligent appearance and who listened with
great attention to the argument. But at no time
did Mr.. Brooke come to the only real point on
which, with such a defence. ne can ever nope ~
hang jury much less to get verdict. TINS IS
the point that the actual acts or murder as aiegeu
were witnessed by nobody except kirfel ana that
the testimony on this one vital h point Is %ho the
prosecution is coLsistent with mere sch.,he VI
sequences the point intended by those engaged in
IT, After all has been said that can be IN favor o,
it is ali the def, nee has. and It strange thai
Mr. Brooke was 50 long coming TO H. Indoub,sd,y;
It for the close of his address HIS EFFORTS up 10
the time when he was m PIE Wets Of Se
against the prosecution. because OF ne alleged
appearance in the case 5 o. es u geiecTe AS
matter OF fact neither the company nor the detect
e' fa rSe Psrred n h 9 in for the very
OF creating this prejudice. No Pinkerton man MAS
dusn the i Mutual Rfe operator to whose nyest
cations the discovery Of Movers crime ana rs
,
70 proye that Never and Mrs. Meyer had attempted
TO collect the insurance. Just as witnesses
from other companies were called for The same anne
purpose The Dstrct-Attorney, for obvious rea-
sons has kept the insurance company ana tne
Pinkerton men In the remote background bul TOT
reasons equally obvious Mr. Brooke has pulled mem
into the open. lie was quite dramatic when. having
slashed the company. he spoke OF the oInnlprcsen,
quality OF the alert Mr.. Julien. Mr.; julien was
here said Mr. Brooke. on such day. lie was there
on such another. lie was present al me nIio'Ee
Of Muller: he present at the BETRAYAL OIL
Never "IIe was hand at the autopsy At every
important point in the preparation OF the prose
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ruE TRIAL INTERRUPTED.
routIuucd from First PAGE.


-, ,a,,Isson that In 1884 his father had failed "a.
ldeI' AZ rssult Of an embarrassment lhat hau ~
ond as w. tn' relation with the Manhattan ioeien
oTlslHn 80 that becoming subsequently .'Iah6Su
Dotei' osmi, Of Droodng on these mlsloi Lifts n'
as ras confined in Bloomingdale as. un lV P d
fatheI n,hs The son claimed that T." mao slucc
iew I'm entirely WE'LL and that II vas not SUI u
tneha ,b", anv trace OF mental weakness OF us
posseerr remained with him.
REMOVED IN AN AMBULANCE
,r.o nhvsIcians gave Mr.. Low dose OF wn'sKey
- an,l,ed cracked ice TO his head lie reco'ereu
n ~. Vie faint. but almost Immediately lapsed INTO
mt, alteration which continued In more or
o., !" acu,e way until he was removed in Chambers
Greet Hospital ambulance. The physicians rePo''e
- tho Judge that there no possibility OF me me
~ 49, feing BILE TO take his seat al once MOI uiu
~. hold ont any strong hopes that ne Wouu pe
t vi: ~ do so at all There being no unerehce vi
a,r,on on these points. Judge l5arrett suIoiie !,
ta district Attorney and Mr. Brooke 10 ms uesa
wy Conferred with them. Nothing was sald apou,
anu nossibility of a mstria but MIR. Brooke hlnted
u. u. no grave doubt in his mind as to whether the
d. 49, had been at any time yesterday, not 10 SPEAK
~ earlier occasions In such possession OF ms
senses as to enable him properly TO appreciate 1ne
Evidence From Mr.. Brookcs point or view, mere ere
av have been good ground for this suspicion
Tbis Juror had asked number OF seaiShihg Iues :,
.tnns Of some of the witnesses. from the FORM Oh
Which it was possible 10 infer that his NINA had
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

VlIn nrWI VsIWIt lUI J"'e'
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, corner 10Sth-st.-
Substantial. artistic. detached hou'c low
pricc; send for circular. ATLAS I'M
ilsOVFMFNT CO.. Is broadway.
NAI.t AiLE ave. corner i-story ION
luild'g: good inve tmcnt bargain to quick
buyer: naCht eNr-'C. NIXON 60 II way.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamer Mobile nrl Norman. from N"w-l"rk b"cem
i.r q arrived Al InndOn December -.
s,esm"r Ly1nn Monarch an Morgan sailed from Lon
don for New York December il
steamer Of California u'fJ. lTa"s. from New
ynrs lp.cember :. arrived at Glasgow December II.
Sf"am.r Dania ,,irrj. kuhcwrin. rom New York De-
c.mlrr . Via Gpthrnhurg arrived 81 Copenhagen Deem
bcr IL. =,
ceuhrr / arrived At Brem~n December Il.
steamer Iaandam NJutchi. putt from ewYOrk Dcccm
,,.r arrived "a Amsterdam lp"refnhrr -.
rlgraya tiIrl. Laird. rom lirlnds etc. foi
Ncv.- York. passed Gibraltar December II
Uicrb. Bprosse. New York flr Naples
and Tulda 0;-ip. Thal"nh"r.t New York for Genoa.
rived nj Gibraltar December u and proceeded
Of Dover tBr). Halliday New iorl
Nny.nber \ VIA ~. Vincent 6 v arrived at cape Tow
Dec ter ~.
steamer Gulf 81 Genoa tBD. Swan. from New Yorl
October 20 Via Alden ana singapore. arr 81 Hon
Kong December u.
steamer T.eibni,z 0,elg). Graham. from New Yorl
December Bahia. etc. arrived Al PcrnambucO Dcr-m
her
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WASHING. Family washing by an ex.
perienced iaundress: can furnish drst-clA0
reference. li0 West l00th-st
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Real Gstate Wante0.

WAITED HURON River. all year r'Ti
dcnrr with grounds must be- ilrS;-' lass
dwelling with Wow of river. and suitable
Tor All yea occupancy owner give full
description and loves price. RESI-
DFNCE Box 10. Tribune Oliicc.
Adv KTISi:MENTa MD 5vrSCKIP.
TIcNS FOR THE NEW YORK TRlB.
upiOWN OFFICE. No. la" broadway.
"a door north OF Thrift -nrst-st and AID.
, rcKII SfM r;N'r> ut The following Branch
Ulnscs: "a fgh'haye. Y6o Thiid-a;e..
corner Forty-sevcnth.st 80 East fCrty
snyenth-st.. corner Infriavo.. $50 East
i.5tll.st.. near Third.ave. ,046 Thirdav
near SiNtv.rrst ITOS ftrsf-aNc.; 100
West Forty -s"' oiii St 1872 tclnmhusavf-
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Business Gbantes.

YOU NJ NAN with 81 300 10 hKe
Iart interest IA d manufacturing brsinr,s
also b. put "a Kew thicc-gamed 10Y. lust
atcBtcd on the market. Nf.LSOt D
: l. Nn.fh ~ : Ilr.4LlNu.
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ESTABLISHED 1870.
J. NJ. QUINEY y CO..
MANN .IL MAX ERS

J. N. QUINCY = Co.
CAKsIAGF. MAKERS.
NEWAKK, y. j.
GREAT BARGAINS ~ SECOND HAND
RfAGEs. LANDtuN. nEKilN
COACHES. BHOvGIl ANS. TO- nc Re
SUEREYS AND BrGGrFS. BY GOOD
MAKFRS. ALL ~ PERFECT ORDER
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED:
FACTORY AND WAtEKOOMS OPP0'
SI1E DROAD-ST. STATION, D.. J.. < w.
II. il. Thirty MINUTES FROM nAH'
CLAY or CHHISTOPiIrE-Sf. FERRY.
TEAM or WORK HORSES gray and
hay. SIX aud nine years old Nrry valuable
10 butcher or pr0ccr: business cart ahu
harness: sets ~ double harness am Ihi.
very cheap: owner having. MNKIlN,
COZ Ocein-1Vc.. Jersey CIV.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 30 Noon sets 3:Os Moons age II
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A M-Sandy Hook 40l Gov. Island 422 Hell Gate O;lo
pM-Sandy Hook 43J Gov Island 40 Hell Gate us
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Business Cbanres.

VIII. A eIIHEWD BUSINESS NAN
give me personal Interview one sei,rc:i-
ant trustworthy. quick Jndemrh' , amu
cisioa. wto can command r." en" '",e.t'
dollars for immediate use; not 30 inN,,
ment; no rsk: am on inslur nl ~
operation yielding thousands wechn va,
fair discrimination Justitlcs my ",'"n
capable man. undcr my dir',tl"n, ocntie
fortune: Gosh by January Only Ky haif
man whom | can trust " manu- ~" I'll
proceeds. Address READY MONE'' ''"-
une once.
WANTED AT ONCE-Fo lucrative ri'y
hotel Managers clerks. c"snr hnteI
tenders walters cooks and DINER ~
helm. with 800 or more guarantee as', ,.ar
lossJ 10 iOin cooperative coinpailf'
,iculars. ROBINSON. GG3 Broadway.
WANTED Party 70 introduce or manu-
facturc the ClmIn pat'D, MOI Wrhsvy
one ca. ting: STATE right or foyaIy.
y ULAiAN. ~ West 17th-,t., bisemcn''
1880 IS REQUIRED u enlarge
.rcciaiiy ma ufactur,ng plant: VIII -'su u
,btrrSU netting ,sj'oo1 easily; safely
surely earal amount invested no ueD ~,
'INVESTM ENT SECURE IriD""e VIZ
Ace.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown once.
i,:t. Broadway, ~ door n or.n 0
received there until o o'clock .. H.
AT BRANSM oFFIc .aGs,,, onc.
Of. s,b.: rave. u =. e. co., 3; % o. ssa.st
i5c 9th ave-. cor. Ioth.st: .o.,..
i8Z Columbus-svc.. near West oo'"'s''
100 West 42d-st. near 9th ave.
OF West iod-st.. bet. 7th and 9Th aves.
ISL lth-ave.. cor. 1+th,st. -. ,-s, a..
sssys between between ss sS s sna :sS q:
] OC0 80 ~ c., near 0ls~st-
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furnished Rooms.

a f.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET for
gent. and couples - and -; large back
parlor. -. 3io East 5sth--t.
FURNISHED front loom TO single
gentleman Of quiet habits; new house
everything nr,t-cIa,s. Vast l2sth-,,.
GRAMERCY PARK. NORTH uLnown
a. 1879 Eat .ist--t.l Dell ghtul location,
elegant rooms: boou optional.
GENTLEMEN. Two adjoining room.
40 pee week; breakfast In rooms. Os6
LcAIngtOh-aN".
HALL ROOM with steam heat. run
ming water. r"aronahlc term, private
family: reference. ~ Fast 3j;h.,t.
~ \ PRIVATE FAMILY, two larTc
weli.furni,hed thlri-stofy rooms one law
window; southern exposure; closets. run.
ming water; icirr'ntrs exchanged. IO3
West o3d.>t
MRS. gibbons. ~ Dan.cvoort->T-
G1nscNoorf Market: extra large front mar.
lor furnished IS slttlngrocm AMI bedroom.
81; second noor
I-DFsIEABLE sultc Tor hachcIor-
parlcr. two bedrooms AMI private hath.
- West I7th-'t
5TH.AvE.. 800 topp, -.tc Win. ~
Ho,rD Handsomely furnished apaft,,irnf
Inurt De- .rcn 10 be- appreciated ait,nilnr-.
10TH ST. Ii9 wEST.-Nicclv furni.L,d
Rooms. ga,. bath. ~ 80 weekly: private.
.3D-ST., 3I2 WE.>T.-ritst.cIiss rooms
everything new: central: gentlemen.
29iii.>T.. 10. 9TH. MADISON .-Cnolre
rooms. Singiy. en- SUIT hUf"l service: con.
N-niclt hotels. clubs: - We xiv ub,,nrl
Jsrlor floor. siX light rooms ; desirable club
gentlemen.
SAITH ST, $40 EAST Newly FURNISHED
rooms bath. heat; private house gentle
men reference.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20.
DECEMBER q.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


voss., rine For Mails close. Vessel sails
r. Tiart ......... 900 "A m
I,"as ,.iyte ,,h,rlea,on ....... ........ 300
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20
,,-o.,.rd pal ct,r Antv-ern..... 20 p m , 30 m
Soufhaurtnn 30 "A 300 m
,i,.i. Cb,r.s,,,n 3;tr 4
Sr.',,n,,' u,br. car Ti.oruo1l ..... ia.Wn 800
ty'..nit' W., tt.r,,a 900 IN
,'n 49, snan.h tis,.na - 10 a m ~ ~ m
nn,, ,s.i,,,,htar t.,nn .... 1900 a IN ~ 900
CITY OF Augusta savannah SaV-..... -" y III
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81
pubbeldan Ne,h-Amer Roitcriam.... 90 p m 800 m
Amer Genoa N'p IN
Khae,ia. IIamb-Amer. Uambufg. SD IN
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flats 90 Ict, Hnfnrnisheo .

5TH-AvE., 1,ois. corner sjsh.s
CANT apartment; ak rooms ana bath' e"iy
$500. ). NIXON. so Broadway.
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Gonntrn Real Gstate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONrCLAIR.-Rcs
dcnee properties Of all descriptions for SAFE
and to let furnished houses.
RI BHs 4 TAYLOR. Deekman-ss
EAST ORANGE. y. J.-Drsiisbis prop
c-ty for saic. furnished aEI un,urn she'd
houses 10 rent. :. ID. CUNDIT. opposite
Irlrl Church Station.
FOR SALF.-Oranec Grove NJ Enter
iris" Fla. h,- 500 fee. waterfront on Lake
Monroe situation I'm 'urya -sed Addrc
WM. \. CI-MMlNH. Stamford. Conn.
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CressmGklilq.


hr ii.nri,tta I,a.r. 20 VS. 2sd->t. sIA
wears with Claui', thc CONT die'>Ihahc
OF LONDON iaiie,' own mat riai MAD up
term very reasonable
4 GOOD DEE>>AAkr.n VIA wor'.
for -, cents da, fli tn wcrh refer
cncc. Address G.. NJ. - s'n-aNe.
N1..1~.n - 1~,u,nlND nom p,
totlo,.madc - also BAT evening, r''ep-
lion. wcidlic AMI stage DIR r-"- no guiraIi-
fccd also drr->M1ker' s'ni ont Nv ne daN.
LONDON AND PAil> DIR MAn lSu
10. 4 last "Oih.>t.. N'w-ioih' al
Dekalb-a,r.. ErooKlNn
costumes handsOni" dft'--''. 81 Nhe.
OWEN. 10 West - list
AEIIsIIo DI.t.>>MAKf,. nr. class
ntt r. d,-irc, NOR cnca s'ni'ut> b, IN" dny
In nr-t.cla,> ian.ilir'. VII. remodel hig..
est ?, ference, ADDE'S d.. - s.'i-aN'.
Dl;r~>MAkEK eo.~ out attire mode
over. nr>t-cla.. rof'icncc. 81 - per da,.
Gail 80 3-aN".. UNA store.
DETS>MAKER- Flr,l.rla.- lat, from
Fifth.avr. c-tihllstmc1t desires few more
Gust ,mrr- - - Per dav c,rnin. dresses
speciality drr>>c, r modelled. lIEAKN,
100 East 2~th-.t.
DKi.SSMAKtK wishes WORK b. the
day. al kind- Of family sowing ann max
inc over. agtu-t"m'd {, ir-t-clas. houses.
Addr">- Mr.. SMlili -; flHs ll5th.st.
DEtSSMAkER.- thorough. d'sirr, on.
gag ment In a. out Of riiN reWod"lllne
srci1iiy highest RI Fences. Miss f..
Eoy jO2 Tribune Uptown Office. ~
Broadway.
DKf,SMNKE E wants a f,w more Gus
toners at home. cuts b. the y. T. TAYLOR
.ystem II. FOX, 3l2 West soth.st.. near
Ilv'r-id" Drive.
FRENCH DIR ~>MAKtH d~-i,'s
Few NOV" customer in families p"if'Tt
ntfe-. - 20 Ie, dav TO- r'fcfcr -.
Mr.. VI. WNEtk El:LI. 81 l-i--t.
~I.NG. =. o. - rcfvcl !cpaird. ~
made into fashionable cap-. MIR BAR
KEE. us w"-'. 5iuh->t. l. years with
Geo. Smith. London. ara Guntncf'> n,
.ih-ase.
AOUNG INGLI~u LNDN. hirhly
educated. musical. -p"Akin@ rurn' French.
acquired In P1ri- oi"'~ srr.IN~ ~ com
pa''ion o. tnarh'r wLcre dut''. ar light
In return To- conf rtini" II, me. i'dtrss
l.. H.. BlN ~. Tribune Uptown Oilcc.
i"t9 Tn,lfway.
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TIONS TOy THF SFW YORK TElB.
rNE WILL Ri RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE 40 i2Ie broadway,
"a door north ~ ThIrty hrst-st. and AD.
VERTISFMESTS ut tho following Branch
Orficss. - Elghtt-nyc. go Third-aNc..
corncr Forty srvan th-st lb9 Fast Forty.
>,cnth-st. corner hiri-a,e. lSC last
l25th.st. near Third ave 600 Third-a,e..
near SiNtv-nr-t l.; 7os fir,t-av.. 100
West fofty-second - . 1872 tolunbuSlN