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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

December contains interesting series Of letters
between Thorcau and his English Friend. Thomas Cho
mondeley, edited by F. d. Sanborn Birds at Yuc-Tidc
by Frank Boes OF Eternal Feminine, Indicating
difference japanese and Western women. by Lf
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cn; In the Flat-woods. by Bradford Torrey; Western
Landscapes, by Hamlin Garland Democracy in Amciia
by Francis Newton Thorpe Mere Literature" BY Wood
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THE JANUARY ATLANTIC
will contain the beginning of Mrs. Deands promis
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NO ONE INJURED IN THE SMASH.
\ FIvE-sToRY STORAGE HOUSE FALLS IN AND
sCAREs A NUMBER OF PEOPLE.

u FTvE-sroRY STORAGE HOUSE FALLS IN AND
sCAREs NUMBER OF PEOPLE
Several families had a narrow escape from death
or injury late Monday night. when the nve-story
buildings Nos. T and n King-st. suddenly fell In
ruins. borne down by the weight OF waste paper
stored on the floors The buildings had been tene-
ment houses but 1t Ia said that they were con-
demned eight years ago: OF late they had been
used as storage houses for waste paper BY j. M
Fitzgerald, Of No, 135 South Fifth-ave. On each
side Of the buildings stood four-story tenement
houses. each Of which sheltered a number Of fami-
lies.
Soon after midnight on Monday night there was
q SUDDEN cracking Of timbers. followed by crash
and the storage buildings collapsed; The heaps Of
ing far, but the front walls fell outward to the
sidewalk. and one partition wall was dragged
down. exposing the interiors Of rooms In the tene-
rooms ned to the street In their night clothes fol-
lowed BY other occupants Of the house and OF the
house no 70 King-st. They were nearly chokcd
Nv the dust from the ruins. and they could see
nothing at first. Firemen were called. and II was
soon learned that no inmate of either house had
Zen hurt. and the Waterman In the storage houses
Ssd escaped because he was absent from his post
RE dsniage caused by the falling Of the build
inSs was not great. a. the buildings themselves
Vere Of little value and the waste-paper stock can
- taken out.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE ExcHArov

yesterday was an oIdtime day In the real es.,. Y 6
ana variety OF investment and other nro,. h Il
eu ~ Dotn exchanges. the majority Of wbt~h " yI3
..a"y SAFE. Inc most important plot ofrecsa @S1
"n''am Aennely. at the Trinity salesroom ~ . Ak
=, -. "a az no. 40 Broadway running through to
IT, iot <o'4x9U. a brick building The propertv - 4
Tor many years in the family Of Jane An,,orss,. -
=. was sold by order OF the Court in psrt,s.s
bidding ran slowly from $4,000 I'd to sIs, ~. 81
ew-iork Realty Company were the buyers ~
wv has been asked for H. 49,.
Inc same auctioneer offered on behalf Of N, a. vi
ane corner OF Varick and Canal sts an irrevu,.- ~
o'A-o.o' Inc owner purchased this property AIR., -
~ aso ior s~'oo he mortgaged It for si7 ooo -
Frederick w. burns ses, sno,n he sold 1t for s24t
49, Ss and $40 canast two and three s S~ner NJ
proneriv w rental OF 49, l0O per annum
meer e: Meyer Co. offered the northeast cor,..
was Under foreclosure. and brought sts0s no., Inc ~
ST. fye-sory brick tenement house an
'o Morris ~ Ge %rs,n b. Ashley for s7soo u '
b federsn No. 81 West Fortyhirdsse estate s
UP to SIS aSuss : SSsl9c The bidding from ss
Marnei onsreS S Sos ' s 0 sSs %.
los ss ssSs They ssS sa'sf sr s
No. in was Wss, bidding for stable known
and brought from George w. Da cS On full
ysien,ineav" eis omered two dwellings and blot. =
one IN Bassford Place brought s7o from W. Ms
ana one facing In Valentineaye. brought $500 s,o
,hs the Liberty Street Exchange r. " Harnett os.,1
e,,e estate OF "iiiiam Mulry who was one on m.
OF Mury Bros. the well-known builders IA ne NJ
member OF the Real Estate Exchange The pr nm =
gore on the northeast corner Amsterdanavsu '.s
Une-hundrcd and seventh-st, 1jGxiO brought 81 tx
1nird,st Is hreestory frame dwelling on ot ,c,
Inc biddng ran from $500 up to ST. 100 NJ n psus
was the buyer The same auctoneer offered the
robert w Gilbert, consisting OF three lots in Wes &c
-sxth-st; they brought S. 20 80
Never. Meysr Finn the WE'LL operator who has ~,
suffering with internal for some norshs -
late Monday night. and his death was annomncoS oed
noor yesterday. Moses Ounger L. H. Bach and ~, sns
funeral =" a''sno "
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

(N. Y. c. g. Ii. X. r. Il. Co.. LESSEE
Trains leave West 42tst. Station. New-iork, as fol.
lew, and 70 minutes earlier from f2ot Inst;
ester. Bufalo Niagara Falls, Detiot, Chi ago; except
Saturday for Toronto. -
San r. W. Daily Albany. Montreal Utica. Syracuse,
Rochester. Rufao. Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit,
sis r. M-Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse. Rochester
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto DetiOt, Cleveland AMI
Chicago
rnodatons apply Offices. Brooklyn and NewYork
at stations. Timetables at principal hotels For other
C. IT, LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent
8 Vanderbitave., New. York.
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n. Y. ONTARIO g. WESTERN 3. R.

earlier from tranklin.st:
?,3J 4. VI. daily except Sunday for Waikiki Valley
Il, IL. stations, Mddctown, Ellen,c Faiisbug, INbtPy,
Carbondaic Scranton, Walton. Delhi Sidney, Norwich,
Utica. iionc. Oneida. Fulton, 0sweso.
Ais r. NJ. Except Sunday) Sullivan Go. Exprest
for Waikiki Valley railroad stations, Campbell Hall.
Mdiitown. ElenNIlle Mountain Dale. Centrevlie Falls
burg. Iiulcyve Liberty Fails Liberty, Paiksville. aud
Iivin gston Manor.
1tlJ z. NJ. daily Middieown Summityillc. Falls.
burg, Liberty, Livnshton Manor RockIgnd, Walton, Sid
nry Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. OswegO
5;lJ =. Nj. daily. Via Niagara Fais Reclining chair
car l,eats ffce) New-io.k Niusari Falls. through
sA0 p. H.. Chicsgo. 80 .. m. St Louis. 500 p m
Tickets and Pullman accommodations ut 37i broadway.
NewYok Tran fer Company calls for ana checks baggage
70 destination.
J. T.. ANDERSON. q. J.. A..
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Lewis-st. No 20; Pauline schIesinger and an.
St Marks Place No 4 Theodore Rcichmann to
William Y Crempien. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. n
spring-st No 1872; Max Goetz to Louis Long
2ath,st. 5. 2a5 It Of iiih:ave;' sas Brow.
-e,sl, referee; 70 Harriet Wilmerding executrix
West End,aye; g. II d asd:;i s1so
Lf Edwa1s sr,s III 100 T. Of ssshs s1so
aeer and i wife OF to nans .oo
Poae and wife 81 70 sScsn ns Mor
% sT,;,i s. 100 Il Of sd,aye. 2Ixioo Andrew
sefh-st 2i II Of a Avenue ane I 3 ra
Frederick sauer and wife ct al to catharine
Lexington-ave, g. 81 It n Of iosth.st. a;;xi3:
Ere Frederick Teri, Winter and wife to Charles War
Lexington-ave $. 10 It OF i2oth.st. 2oxoo:
Thomas Farrell to Michael McGrath .......
M pnsel, s. 81 4 OF ilsth,st isH7o:
i2ist,st 5. 100 II Of shave. Ioosii5 Fred.
erick Braender and wife TO Harry Coulent. -.
sth:ave s. 40 # OF l53i-st 54xl0O; Collin
=, Woodward and wife to Catharine Lawrence.
Hunt and wife to John Wilson ...............
l35th-st, corner Of 3d-ave; James Wilson. ct
ad;ays; v !; 100 Of iSith-.t';' Mar9are;
coliege-avs. lcI It of ieith-st; Daniel Hunt
and wife to Alexander Wilson ..............
cnion,aye $. 2i2 # n of cedar-st. 2:xl2o:
n
Lot Ia, section a, map Vyse estate Rudolph
Schaider 10 William Spiess. ct al............
Jackson-st: No 30; Morris Franklin ana wife to
F9 %sysh No Si Emanuel Isaac and wife to
Hester-st, No Io4; Moses Cohen and wife to
Isaac Schencker Observation-Disclosures.
Peek Slip. Nos and 6. Pearl-st. Nos $40 and 3l2;
John Peoples ct al 10 William Hoople. .........
same property: William keyan ct al TO same.
same property; William Cochran. referee, to
same property; James Frazer and another, eyecu-
Same property; William Kevan TO same. .........
same property; William keyan. executor, TO same
Columbus-ave. $. 10 II OF s3d-st. JOxl00;
the rector, etc. OF st Matthews Church to
-" iiiahison
Broome-st. No 423; George F Tucker and wife
TO Anna Schele. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bowery. $. 125 It n OF Rivinston-st. 2JxlO0. and
other property; Henry Dykman, referee. to
Charles Is Pearsall ct al. .....................
Bowery. No 391 same to same. ................,
crosby-st. No i3: Cora Trow to Casper Habbet..
1st-ave. No 1.1O1; iette Poschild and another TO
j. Nyricn. ..........................
Villa-ave $. 1876 II : OF Van Courtlandt, 25xl23;
Jacob Laube 20 Hanna Laube ...............
East Houston-st. $. 40 II G Of Allenst; Dyk-
man. referee. to Charles Il Pearsa ct al 49,.
I2d-st. $. 159 II W OF Lexington-ave; same to
122d-st. No PSI West: Thomas Maloney and wife
10 John Lynch. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Old McComb's Dam Road S. 1875 II Of
Q Woolf farm, o5xl12: Mary Meinecke to Mary
rdiioh ....'..s....'s... ........ssssss..s...ss
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Nem pnblifations.
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WAR sTORIES.-Ovcr forty tales of tho
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TRuSTS.-Arguments I'm their favor by 9. C.
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BALTIMORE d OHIO II. II.
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DIG IssUEs.-Thc hest Of Roswell G. HOrr's
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LEHICH VALLEY R. R.

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ART AND ARCHITECTURE ut the WORLDS
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY
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THE NATE OF THE MARY ANN"

By SOPHIE SWEET. Author Of "F1ying Hill Farm"
etc. illustrated. svo Cloth. Ornamental. OIL o5 lin
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Miss Swetrs stories Of the kind which every
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time they wise parents delight TO see their
children read Both boys and girls Will find this new
story most attractive and Will follow with interest the
fortunes of the OF the Mary Ann" and OF the
brother whose welfare she has so much at heart
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TRUE STORIES OF THE WAR FOR 'rnE
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stories written by actual participants.
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A MOTTO CHANGED.

A MOTTO CHANGED.
A Novel. BY JEAN INGELOw. Post evo. Cloth.
Ornamental, 81 90.
This 4. one Of Miss Ingclows most entertaining
Stories eliminating in incident Of dramatic
Contrasting with the serious passages there Is ample
bumor: and English family life Is pleasantly sketehcd
The scene OF the story is an English watcrnsplace In
the surInher time.