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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
REAL ESTATE.
,,xrSS AT THE EXCHANGES.

,.,orahle condition Of the weather seemed
the ,,,,,e effect on the real estate market yes
10 nav nav 60 far as private sales were concerned.
'efua, - important transactions were closed
nulh'c pere has purchased from II. Doge for a
T. r.rr syndicate. two six-story stone apart
Ne" 'sss on the south side of Fifty-sixth-st. $50
mem of Nintn-ave., plots 5oxloo each for about
iee' &c" Z Zttel has sold for Eliza J. Arkenburgh
N'' west Seventy -ifth-st.. four-story Indiana
No. .,one dwelling. lot 2ox5Sxlo2. for $4,000 d. II.
hme has sold No 100 East Eightieth-st.. three
ny" stone dwelling lot 2oxsexlco, for $4,000. A
s'O, We, OF real estate offered at the Trinity
O,s.,Oom yesterday. and as few persons were pres
sa' :, bid the majority of the property was adj
.,n,usd or bid H.
%o Y Harne,t & Co. offered No lS9 West Twenty
Inst three-siory brick house lot 29sxsS9; II
e,ah, SIS 800 from W. 7. Clair. The sale of the
s.,on5.ave property was adjourned until October j.
'r,r.ri Fitzpatrick has sold four-story stone
,.an, building on lot 22xOo feet No. 81 West Sixty
n,bst a; $4,000 John " Ciolding has sold 70
eshI,ent Tor Mrs II. c. Martin peach farm OF III
s CIV ana dwelling in White House. y. j.; for
ssO,, s90cO Donald Ncoll the tailor. has sold to
a Inrv " Cane the four-story dwelling. with lol
indxeS,oO No g. East Eighethst. for about $4,000
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prAr. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,.,,hs, Nos So and 81: Charles Ca;lin 70
rohn DOWneN -. 49,. -
sane property. William Catlin. trustee. to
Iohn DOwney -;
80 nroperir. Msrtha \ Leavi,t and husband =.
~. to sam 80 II e Of 7th-ave. 5oxas9: James
sW,Walte,s and wife to John \ Weser. .........
s.b.s, 30 81 East. Laura " Lowndes and an ,
"n,hsr cxecuirix. etc 10 Mary II Solely. .........
s,,r 5 375 Il Of 4th-aye. @1xllO; Domingo .
'iN seheter and wife 10 Rosario VI Downing.
.oS ., Nos l2o and 100 West Edwin y Asten by
~Nary 4 As,en to Harris Mandebaum ana an
sane property: Margaret Hayward ct al 70
same ................. ..'...'''. '','..
.sbs, No S3o West, James Livingston ct al -
Augusta Hartman.
,s2d.st ~ ~ West. Aaron simon and VIE 10
Ernest l. \ Christianson and wife ....-...:...',
,sisi.s, No 240 East; William Denmark ana
'rrife - Alexander Hadden. ...................'
vsh.st n s. 800 II Of 5th-avc oOxlnll:
Jacob Schoolhouse and wife to Bernhard j
Ludwig M. - .. -. ,-ad e.,
% 4xiO0x2jxil3: James Faye ct al executors
10 Thomas l. REYNOLDS. ......... ...:.....::.::
IVES, End-ave. =. 81 II n Of 9sth-s. lixso;
Mary McManus to Julia a Garrett ..........'.
xslson-ave 8 plot No IL. map Kemp estate.
ga Ward Mary Hynes 20 William Doonan
rnton-ave $. l44.t IT OF Strong-ave. AK
las: the Daily News Savings and Building and
,;;h.st 5 s. ll6S Il Of Myr'le-ave. l6sS
lOOs John Someryille and wife TO william
ir;fh-si :. 1884 II W Of Myrtle-ave. loeNl""o'
Iohn Sorerville and wife 10 Jacob ZaseT......
suhurhan-st - II n Of Marion-ave. ok
irregular. and other property. Drake smith 10
Francis W smith. '''''''''''
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

I+2 WEST 4sTH-ST.--To 10y, on three
years lease: J-story. high stopp house;
thorough order: desirable location. possr'-
sion October LIST. Alply at house
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BOARD WANTED.

A YOUNG WOMAN teacher wishes puhI'
w., 7ath-s': private family pre-
ferred Address. stating terms. j.. box ~
Tribune once.
: WANT for self and wife large sunny
room. second floor. in private iahliy i.
x,,,b hoard or without. II meals can be
had tenr: can furnish II necessary "a
dress J. T.. 81 Cedar-s'.. giVihs 'hr P''r
and character Of the room
SUPERIOR BOARD for two central Iocs
,ion, exrhange for twelve hours highrsi
instruction: plano, English. languages; j.
wears finest city testimonial*. ISL IL
c.NARD. Larchmont. New-forh.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE.-Property Of an estate. four
high-class horses brougfam. victoria.
gig harness: will be shown. AT stables.
Columbia iO7 West 96th-st.
FOR SALE-A gamey. driving team ~
small ponies. reasonable. Address Or.
o g. Jackson. +. o. Box lGl. Jamaica.
J.. l.. y.
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A.. M Entrance 20: West 7.'A;t
fronting boulevard West 1ith ST. Ais'cr ,ih 80 ~.
poon,y light well ventilated apartments. WIN s''An'
bea, mirrors open hreplaces. door serNc etc AT iea
.onable rent For particulars apply al once, Or .
j E WHITAKER PTS Boulevard ana V" 'f'n-Sr
~ THE "KNICKERBOCKER." Fifth Avenue ana -,1n
Soc, con.istirg 81 paror. Library. pinng room
Erchen four bedrooms and two servants rooms f'e'
S3 800.
SCARBORO MANSIONS. -r,, CIR
POI AID .23 WEST I1TH-ST
<EW iIOI Sc FINEST LOG
,,or,n,enfs II ely.A rooms and bath al lgf' s'',"
besed exposed sanitary plumbing CONVENIENT u ''"'
hors. ard elevated railroad
THE JANET. -
NORTHEAST CORNER T2D-sT AND pl.IMh, - =.
Tisssr, eats 10 500 elevator and janiior s"I'ee
premises
ruF CHELSEA 222 WEST c3D-ST. -
i r, 10. unfurnished desirable apartment 81 '''''
,-,rs. restaurant in building. Inquire ~ ono.
1--WE HARRINGTON. 70 East ?5th-st. near MaS,rnh
l faunre.-Iisht. sunny apartments oie" p'u'no''s
81 500 upward
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


IMMEDIATE LOANS made On 'urnl-
tur- IN use. 10 removal lh''H''Il''''
publicity. al.l on storas" ".r"pts. y"
dress r T. .. Boz IA, brooklyn.
INTENTION -Ra-raln. N.j0o Newark.
nI,n, machirer, sf,rN nrtur"s
~ :, ablishcd Electro silv patins ana gr1.
oral tohhins shop. worth >3vo y~ar. Par
,lcrIlars HODGES. l;6 broadway. l:ocm =
RARE OPPORTUNITY partner wanted
Immediately IN old Established nnl"r""if
business. email capital required, M'n -"
some cyperien b." preferred MISS IN''''
80 East iIth-si
ATTENTION R,-rain. $50 viii luy
newark y j. stnc. business. nN'nf"'
~ established fancy and notion store" l""
,.,t Particulars HODGES. 40 Sroha"aj
Room 8.
ACTIVE SERVICES win ;G."" - IN,
cr.ase specially plant. VIII secure hHI
int~rc.' nctiins $50" surely NJ 80 D ,..,
n rirh larry pr'nif. Kl'hAi'bH'>' -
Broadway. Room u
associate WANTED, with s. so In Dll
established cash business paying $'"n
Annuity. NJ risk. books ~h3nn. refer - -
., .hang~d TRAVEHS. cG5 Brlaiway'
Room -
FANCY STORE. cheap. soal reasons flr
sal Premises. 80 West 32d.s'.
TERRITORY and god for SALE. sonc
th.ng nov quirh -'iicr. ,afse pf"l'-
every family wants 80" ii'i SEll'Il
SPECIALITY 60. ii'' hroa1"fN. Rom ]
WANTED To my TO- spot cash. rny
Kind - m"rchsnf- -. CIV ~ ''lni
boots shoes drygF"1s. AMI ci"ihtHh 'l
~ alfr.ss go Churri-.t NV YORK. co..
B1s 81 Corg"fs. y \
500 WANTED o. , months D. m'nn-
sacfurinr COMPANY. money occurred. i"n'i.
$50. n.y. s,iari-i position s'"n M
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED. -Handsom"ly inrnish"I JILL III
ond door. mus, he situated between -
and 59th SITS Broadway ana 'th-aVc. "a
dres. Box II. Tribune once. GIVING pa
ticulnrs.
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HELP WANTED.

TemEsc.
LADIES can n axe SIS weekly by folding
and addressing circulars for ua az n.iI'r
s,ith stamped envelope. Misr MARIE
WORTH, SECRETARY. Ashland. ohio.
Manitoba stenographer ana typewriter
VINO writes a handsome ions manu- q
woman Of intelligence. TO have char5e VI
a clergyman's and school corfespohushe
ni,cant statine education. experience ana
Qualification and salary expected. Address
X H. C., Tribun. ONCE
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GARDENER. By n hrst class single man;
experienced In greenhouses, graperies
roses all flowers and vegetables In sue
cession. laying out grounds. etc.; refer
ences. GAIR, 5S7 3d-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20

WASHfNG.-A colored girl wishes 10 ,aks
home washing. or 20 out by the day: best
references. 0RICE, 532 West 56th-st.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
AN ELDERLY MAN needs employment
willing 10 work FOR small "asr.a kDy'
oJs Broone-st.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

DESK ROOM 20 ,V IN quiet sunny
onlcc. nrs, iloor. ~ Bihi- House" New
YORK.
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DRI.~>N sisfNG.

ARTISTIC uEESS male for 81. in',,..r.
-,,1e .uit. v.l'f cat fin~l wiia -iih ="
Me- OWES. ~ W"'i 80 -
Artistic DRESSES made r. IT. g. tailor
made ais. BAH rt'n'ns r~'"pu % A"l
theatrical lr.-'~- - tasi -"hs'.
\ pRrssMAK, ~ experience ur.'"r-
.,.-.. DO bud. ~ 'fWft lrr. 7ni0r
I.h-- 3d. ~ ul'f~ .-:'"fr.f- by eA, $ 80
nr.f..l... nft~r. N.lr"-a S1l LlSH, ~
HrDt.wit
4 COMPETENT lre--mak"r wants f"~
NOR customers 80 of Fut - -" h.usr
Mr. Ernst liEi TIER. I" VS. Lnl
ave. between ,Gtr auf G7'h s's
ARTISTIC pRES~MAK nr-t class hf-
Ter desires more ~ngts"rIcni. IN Wh.
.lasf families VIII remodel. highest 9"'
ererccs H.. ~ sth.a'"
cuLDRES'S DRESSES made - order IN
~. newest rtSl-. hand cnhr 'id"flns a. me
ch.rply l-.sons given o. 'iehr. ld"i 'HH asa
pain'ing r.. MtTH. "r' 6'h-''"
pHEssMAKER Tirst-cia-s French dr">'
MAKE. II great s,p"rienc". los 'af ih P.'
,a'' famiii"~. 'uiiinr. n'."s' n..p,.' ,.,,
giant style ARRANGEMENT - dr"'-'s %
rcfer. rcrs. terms moderate. hine Mll.I-
An ~ Wet 3I'h-,i.
pKEssMAKER. -Fr,ncn. dress. stag
la,slne.s h0us. 81 ~ daily Mrs. FLr-
CHART. 20 BOND st. send postal
pRrseMAKER. Thoroughly competent
and experienced. formerly with ~ NJ
ma * 70. Will make ensaremrni, i.'
autumn. 81 prT day. highest reference
Address pRESSMAKEE. 25J West l''h
~.
MILE RATGNON. robes and maniHauN.
.; Fast Glsi-s'.. corner Ma u Az,
Paris costume eV' ming dresses WI 10
aid n, no regard for cost. aisn i"h'n
satin corseis reduced from so o. - lanes
material inaie A. short notice. P'rt"' ny
MMr UAVE%S. nrst-clnss drcsfmaker
seeks rnploIrnen: In families, rempd"I.
sni ronoyates. s. Per DAY. No lN' has'
sorh-si.
MADAME THEHArp. rarisienn" dress
maker removed to - West 3>ih 1t. iIi'
ana winter styles. moderate prices
MISS NJ. ETTEL. drnssriak-r. wishes teV'
more customers. one ht day, perfect "l
ter. all work done satisfactorily. - -" Jay
Ad,lress 40 West 57th 81.
MRS HI'TTON. dressmaker. has just re
turned: Will be pleased 10 receive h"i Gus
toners AZ al Gih-aye.
MILLER & FENDER. Grcs-nskefs. II ~
Nest isth-rt. arc prepared TO take Or
ders for fall and winter costumes, III an
naiih guaranteed
SEAL GARMENTS NEDYbD nni niiere.
i,,n fashionable cape- AMI E'on jackets
Mrs BARKER. lIG West 33th-''.. nee
Hroadway. late with {. @. Gunther T. Dun
ave
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


p,,,karp Frederick and wife 10 c. Il Mem
tyre and anothef n soth-st. $50 II W Of Co 80
iumbus-ave. mortgages year. .......,.' siof"
etc n s s9th-s,. go # W Of Coiumbus-ave. A..
p.rnsrd August TO William c Arnold.
lowe Place ito II W Of Webster-sve. year. 800
Damn. Lise,ta c 70 SUSANNA Schmidt " cor oooo
5d-1y Hs and es 81 Mar; MeMsnu: West
'd FIsv su % Z, Of as;G-.t years 2G35
GOldng, Alice H. 10 Ross Ss'h-s'. ,.oo
Hseoe Paul and wife TO F p sahlein general
guardian. n 5 ioG,h-st. 10 It Of 3d-av'. u,o
Hartman Augusta b. to James Livingston and
another ss,hst. $50 (, Of West End-ave. ,oo
Jacobs Isaac and another George Hawk
and another No 81 Mott-st. Security
lots los and 100, map George Faile property. .o
Ign zs''i ADELAIDE F. 10 MARY N sullivan. 40
sl,i-si 1884 II e of Ilth-eve. year. 20"
Nandelbaum Harris, and another to Margaret
NJ Hayward and another. i2d-st 200 II -ono
o. 6;h-ave. years. ..........,.. 4'"o
Nt,zeer Hcime to l. + Llientha 7ith-st.
go II Of 5th-ave wears. ..........:..,. 1000"
McLsgghln. John TO Henrstia Hutton .4h- sc ooo
Newell Edward A. and wife TO Alexander Nc
In,vre Sherman-aye. centre line. $50 r. Of u,
n.,iv Jnhn' to psiey News savings and Build
ing Loan Association. Tinton-ave. s. li44 oso,
Rise. Marion D, ct al to R II coleman. ,rusa
tee W Wal,on-ave. 22s IT n OF Juiiet-s,. ~ ooo
R.ynnds Thomas L. and wife to executors Of
Trtrnas Faye. McComb's Dam Road 2si n,
sainsford Geo d. Rosa E Rainsford, Nos i33 cen
and 157 Broadway. demand -. ol"
sSrneT frankiin-ave and st year. 1000
sehiermtr. Gustaye and wife to charles a pea-
2 wears .,..........-.....7........ 500
"coss a' Etc Nos 81 East sath-st years. I7co,
Wronkow Herman. 10 Charles Athof W Broad ~ o
way. lilo # Of Prnce-'' year......''... 2"""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
FLATS TO IET-Furs ~. 81.

TO LET-Seconi floor ~ 81 West 18th
st, near Union club. to s-rt'emcn only .
fully furnished. with bedroom. references
given and required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
Cceal Notices

T. JPERIOh COURT OF THE CITY OF
- NEW YOKk. Addie a Lyons. Plaintiff. ~ Benja-
min " Lyons Defendant SUNNI Action Tor divorce
- the above named Defendant
You hereby summoned - answfr IN" complaint IN
IA % a ~ NOuT answer on th'
pnintin attorney days after the service
81 mis- .lmmnns exclusive - tho day "f service. ana
I'm case Of your failure to appear OF answer Judgment
viii against you by default. ir the r'lief de
manded the complaint.
Dated. August LIST 1894 ...,. ,..., or.
FRANCIS a. HINSLOW,
Plaintiff 3 Attorney
ONCE and Pc-ofice address. ~ broadway New-iork.
y. y. -.
m m. defendant. benjamin ". Lyons:
The foregoing summons Is served upon you by puhn
suaut 70 order Of the Hon. David NcAdan.
,sre 81 rhc Superior Court ~ N" city OF New York
Ga,rd eerfember 6h. 1894. and filed with the summons
and complaint herein IN III" onicc ~ the Clerk 81 said
a,neror court Of the - New York the County
co;,-, House in city u NepYorS the 9Th day Of
September 1884 ,e, ,eo,
' FRANCIS \. WINSIOW.
Plaintiffs Attorney
~ Broadway. Ncw-YOTk CITY.
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Ocean Cleaners.
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

18TH ST, ~ between 9th and Madison
avrs-Rooms On suite and singiy, WIN
without private baths. parlor. second Mo-
gentlemen.
otSysT 10 EAST -Eiegan,iy appointed
saloon parlor. three rooms and extension
handsome new furniture. suites. single
rooms: meals served II desired: references
34TU-ST.. Fast Handsomely furnlshe1
rooms en- suite or singh, gentlemen r"
ouiring high class residence invited. per
rnenent: refercnceC.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
WATCHMAN. &c.-By young man as
private Waterman or detective in large
store: total abstainer; Al reference any
amount OF bonds. y. JONES, care Hen
r~~sv. Crawford y. j.
YOUNG MAN. coiored. wishes situation
Of some kind; II willing TO work at any
thing: Will give good city references. r.
L.. los Macdorgal-st.
YOUNG MAN. 10. desires position; quick
and accurate in figures. good penman
can keep books: frst-claSs reference. T.
l.. BOOS. Ill East 2+th-st.
YOUNG MAN. 20. at anythlng; can r,yn
elevator and drive. CHARLES NET
TERHOUSER. "a Eldridge-st.
YOUNG MAN. 90. desires situation OF any
kind: good reference. q. HOFFMAN,,
ia Essexst.
YOUNG MAN. %. carpenter by trade
willing To work AT ANYTHING: best refer
ence furnished F. SCHMIDT. 80 Perry-st
YOUNG MAN. aged %. wants situation
IN private family or private boarding
house speaks several languages. a.
CARRY. 352 sth-a,e.
YOUNG MAN desires position: willing
to DO anything. merchant tailoring store
preferred {. l. j., is5 Hayemeyer-si..
Brooklyn
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Ocean Steamers.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. Go.

NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. $50 ~,
Calm $50 nd inward II Cabin. $ij and $50. Round
'rrp Sa5 and 500.
Ems sat. sept % II m Lain i Oct Il al M
Sat sept a. m IIave Tues oct 10 - a. IN
Sur.- Tues d. = m Sat. oct - y a m
Efhe sat o., a. 10 a N Ailer Tues. oct. 90 noon
MEpIrERRANEAN SERNlCE
EX-YORK-GlBRALTAE GENOA
Kaiser ~ sent 20 noon Fuia ....... oct a. W a. M
Isi Cabin and upward
OELRICIIS a. CO.. Bowln; Green
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male.
,crNTs 10 sell the greatest household
novelty ever put on the marker 'hp'
nous profits. quick seller, wanted cNrty
wherr one agent made ~ IN on. nnui
samples To agents loo EH' H'"''
SprrITY co. Patterson. y. j.
CANVASsER WANTED. bright. enHt-
yetic man OF good address and buSlh"sa
experience; one speaking German pre-
f.fred. TO canvass New YORK; 'ity on sii
ary and commission. Address {. j. W.
Tribune Ofice
WANTED 10 take charge OF a department
In PENNSYLVANIA or Onto an eSper''h'''
Advertising or Insurance solicitor and sales
man who IL a thorough gentleman ana ca
pabie of transacting business Win our
highest class 81 business men ana instl'u-
,ion,; 10 such a nan "A place viii he given
az trust and profit Call on or address
ADAMS 4 co. II Duare-st
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FLATS TO Lett ed.

STEAM HEATED FLA rs In healthy loca-
ton. q rooms and bath all light. between
sth ana 81 ave. cations. IN manson
ave. s2s 10 So. Inquire 20 East ll6th-st
5TEi-AVE.. los corner sG,h-f Elegant
apartments overlooking Park. 500 10
- 3oo. SAINT FL NIXON 90 broadway
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FOR SALE.


ATTENTION. LADlES.-Owing TO ar. a.
rie,chers hygienic underwear business
being for sale" goods this week VII NJ ~,
sold nj wholesale prices Room ~ ~
East Isth-st.
ADVERTISEMENTS AM suBsTBIIPp.
me WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
TpTowN OFFICE. No. l.242 Broadway.
I'd moor north Of Thrty-nrs,i, ana nr. m
Os,ccs: 1SI Eishth-avs.
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CLYDE LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

y. ,.,o,
Ma ~siic oct. 3 9 Majestic .. got ~ : am
diermanc. OCT. 10 : j. M '''ftifill' NV
.reuionic OCT L. : an. 'Adriate 10Y ~ -" III
From White Sfnr Dock. lot - We, l.tn ,,,,,ps
saloon ra,ee $50 upward. ACCORDING - steamer nn' "a
cafl - berth second rahn th'sr steamer - am
so S,eerare from Sow York. On Briiannic. Ar,s'
and o;crfnAulc. $40. Majestic and Tcui"!i III"
".,, ,,.kets 81 80 =, broadway. N~~-fork fhla'
ielnhia orice 400 walnut .,.,,..,.,. 49,.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

n ARNOLD LIE VALLEY. interior deco
rations and painting French. Enslmn
and American wall papers 3lS Mndl-'n
ave cor 42d ST. under Hotel Wellington
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.
AGENCY for Observation-Disclosures. oil
kinds. FOR sale or rent: furnished houses
TUBES & TAYLOR. Be-knan-st. y. l.
PELHAM MANOR sale or to let.
three cottages. one furnished. IL rooms
each. beautifully situated high ground.
JAMES: r. sECOR. Pelham Manor. or iJi
Broadway.
SCARBOROUGH Choice building site. 20
acres. river views. no agents. and in n
high state Of cultivation. EZRA II
HORTON. Sing sing. y. Y.
S-ROOM COTTAGE for sale or rent with
bathroom and pantry. all improvements
soxl0O. Apply Box 81. Richmond Hill
l.. T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-15
L.e., Bu.,.... T,o.s,,.

Deputy Sheriff Mulvaney took charge yes
terday OF the place OF business OF Jacob Green
berg. shoe manufactures. at 10 Thomas stree.
on executions for 81. 5o7 In favor OF three cred
itors and attachm ents for s777 In favor OF two
creditora On Saturday Grssnbsrg conveyed
the property 10 Clinton street to Henry N.
Greenberg. He also nlsd . mortgage on real
estate in Fifteenth street. near Avenue B. for
81. 100 in favor OF Joseph SilvsrmAn. Il 10
also said that he ehattel uortgaged his ma
ehinery yesterday. The Sheriff said that but
little stock Was found 10 levy upon.
Warren =. Burt has been appointed receiver
In supplementary proceedings for William d.
Mann who Was President OF the Mann Houdoir
Car Company In the suit OF the II. Webster
Company. Judgment creditor.
l. scott kemper has beer appointed receiver
In supplementary proceedings for Joseph T.
Earring on dealer In hardware at lsS Grand
street. In the suit OF the [ nion Bank OF Buffalo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-15
LUnsER STACKS zBL<zE.
TIVE Do-e- sf Ths. Aare ~ Ones CIV. Il.
FIreur. TeuGh Jss.

TIVE Do-e- sf Ths. Aa-s ~ ones Give the
FIre--- . Teurh Jss.
The lumber yard OF the Dunbar Boz and
Lumber Com psny at Twelfth avenue. Twenty
ninth and Thirtisth streets. was anrs Last
night. It contained about l5.oooo Oo feet Of
lumber. Tramps it IL supposed. set the place
anre between two piles Oflumbsr close to the
Twelfth avenue fence.
When the fret flremen arrived the flames.
famed By q strong breeze from the vest com
pletely enveIoped the two piles. and other piles
soon caught until two dozen piles were burn
ing nercely
One OF these was within foot OF the rear
wall OF John stspley's Perseverance, sosp
Works at 65o-652 West Thirtieth street, and
three others rested close to the south wall Of
q new nye-s,ory SrIek bnildins Owned By
a. the corner OF Thirtieth street and Twelfth
avenue.
dozen streams, including three monsters
from the nre boat New Yorker. were kept play.
Ing on the lumber piles from the interior OF
the soap factory and beat back the nre. The
further sides OF the piles were red hot though.
the factory. Firemen were kept In the cellar
playing on the IRE from little Windows there
uItil the water was breast high where they
stood.
About 8 30 O'Clock Chief Bonner. Who was
directing the attack on the flames. and Deputy
Chief Purroy thought the hre was under con-
IL WAS estima tsd that from $50 900 to 200
coo feet OF lumber were burned. IL was In
sured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-15
WANT A sEIDL-WAGSER SEASON.
Efsrts 20 Raise . Guarantee Fssa 60 sseurs
ABBEY s.s Gr.u Nss-Eer..

Eao~ts 60 Rasse . Gu.rs.sse F..s 60 ssesrs
ABBEY sd Gr.u 80 AssHEer..
Anumber OF persons anxious to hear was.
ner opera under the direction OF Anton Seidl
did not abandon the attempts to arrange . saa-
son at the Metropolitan Opera House when
Mr.. Damrosch and Mr.. Ssidl failed to agree on
. Joint season. At that time Seidl announced
that he would postpone his season . year. and
went to the Catskill Mountains for rest
Mr.. Preble Tucker OF Ill Broadway and sew
er,l other gentlemen interested in German
opera. and anxious that Anton Seidl should
conduct a season here. set out TO make ar
ranKem ents in spite Of Seidis retirement. It
was found that the original circulars sent out
py the promoters OF the Ssidl season had
brought In promises ofsubscriptions amount-
ing to almost $4,000 Encouraged By this
that it would be possible to raise a su6serip-
ton sufficiently large to undertake the season.
son Ih S Of the .s
OF March. Four performances are to be given
each week. and only the wagner operas will
prevailed at the Metropolitan. when German
opera was given at the old house: The per-
OF Herr seidL Abbey and Grau will under
take the control OF the season. provided Tor
:ncnss &c them Ts
wiz be raised by syndicate. which viii re-
Of course. to the amount each mem Der sub
scrinek This sum will be turned over to Abb
Ssy and G5 .aG sEs to a ri
TO the extent OF their subscriptions b. the sale
OF their seats. Whatever else comes from the
sale OF the remaining seats will be profit Tor
Abbey and Grau.
Mr. Tucker said Yesterday that he had rea-
son to believe that tho amount required By
Abbey and Grau would be raised. IL IL said
that less than So. 90 has been raised BY Wall
ter Damrosch. $1,000 Of that amount being
the guarantee fund said 70 have been prom
isei by rWc persons. Mr. Tucker does not o.
Leva that the DAmroS season will he given.
Think IL 10 only fair 10 say thar tho present.
plan has teen carried 90 without Mr.. SoldPs
knowledge or eo6perAtion." said Mr., Tucker.
:" cannot ne accused OF any personaf interest
In Mr.. seidl. for. i have never met him. The
plan Is the most feasible yet suggested The
latter part OF the opera season WAS m ore sue.
esssful than the beginning. and the success Of
the supplementary season showed that opera
can be given very prontably in the sprtag.
The stockholders OF the METROPOLITAN have not
supported the Damroseh season. hut We be-
lievs that with Abbey ana Grau in control
they " Ill take their boxes"