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New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
Two auctioneers occupied their stands at the
Broadway Real Estate Salesroom yesterday and dis
posed of all their offerings.
William Kennedy sold. in partition. the two-story
frame house. lot 25xl50. Vanderbilt ave- 2S0 feet
south OF One ehundred- and TO Tim
othy. Donovan, for s2oJo also. the lot adjoining,
same size, 10 n :. Hart. for N.0J0. and the next
adjoining lot, size. with two-stOry frame mouse
10 Timothy Donovan. for $iOO also in foreclosure
No. ISL to lSS First-ave.. four lve-story brick
bach, for $50 POO
D. p Incraham & co. sold. in foreclosure. Nos.
l4o and LAS Second-ave two four-story brick tene-
ment-houses. lots each 90x75 the p.aintin. Mar
garet Reilly for $3.50
The Washington Iife Insurance Company has sold
the brewery property at No. l3c 70 lis west Elgh-
teenth-st. l2oxSi. This adjoins. to the westward,
the plot heretofore purchased by Is. Altman & Co,
property. to add 10 their store. 1t was purchased
by the seller in 1893 for s9O000.
The Hutton estate has sold for $5,eU the south
west corner OF Manhattan-ave ana One-nundred-
nd-;wenty- ty-second-st., lOoxllXl2O.
S. NJ. d B. NJ Cohen have sold TO J: a. Townsend
the block front the east side OF Fffth-ave from
One-hundred- and thireenhst. 10 One-hundred-and-
fourteenth-st 20l.lOxlOO.
The rumor that OF the Rockeferers had pur-
chased from Robert Hoe. jr., his place consisting
of about fifteen twenty acres. situated opposite
the fine estate of George b. Newton. at TarrytOWn,
is denied. The property however, was bought by
George II Legg at from about $4,000 10 SlS0.oD
The Frank l.. Fisher Company has sold for Will
lam Buhler the four-story and basement Indiana
limestone front dwelling No 329 West Eighty eighth
ST.. size 2Ox60XleO, TO Christian kruse on private
terms.
William Buhler has sold. through c. p. Smith. the
three-story store and tenement-house No. l62 At
lanticav corner OF TrOyaVe.. Brooklyn for S6,sN,
to Henry Neland, jr.. for investment
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

~c~NNNNO-NNNN0~N.~ -0ON--. --NN-N--'0~NON
BACHELOR APARTMENT - Gentleman
having very fine one. centrally located.
will board gentleman of refinement only
BUSINESS MAN. Tribune Office.
HANDSOMELY furnished room In select
board.rg-h1use. superior table. larlor
dining room Mrs JASPER. - West
l1rh-ef.
WEST 7OTH-sT near park.-sUnny. we'll
furaishsI rooms and best board in r~-
fined private house, specially suited Tor
lnval.ds or elderly people. hishrst refer
erres Address II. t. g.. Phillip real es-
tai. Office. 72l-st. and Columbu'-arr.
r7TII-ST.. 81 WEST between 5th and
Gth Rooms with board tor parties
s--klng pleasant refined home, paflor
diniug-ro0m. CRATE 'rrs
2GTH-ST.. 81 WEST.-Eleganrly furnished
double ami single rooms, superior table,
families ana gentlemen.
III COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
ON. suite 90 second h0or suitable Tor q
family. minutes to Wall-st. ferry ana
bridge. OH couvenieuces. steam heat, din
ing-room on parlOr floor.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
DAMAGES FOR FALSE ARREST.

In the City Court yesterday the jury which mas
hen irving the case OF Jason W Warren against
Aired W bennett in which the plaintiff sought to
recover S2OcO damages for false arrest returned a
verdict in Warren's Cor 500 This is the Sec
r5 time that the case has been tried. On the first
,rlsl the plaintiff got verdict for $50
Warren who is a compositor. went into restau-
,,, kent bv bennett on May %. 1890. and ate mea
~ witch the proper price was 90 cents. according
- .he hill OF fare. \ waitress gave him a cnecK
1,r 80 cents which he refused 10 pay. There was
-,,s-,,+e a policeman was called in and Warren was
,,cted M in the Oak-st. station for several houis
heirr released on.y when ne paid the extra Ten
cents under protest
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medium height. He has short, thick neck ana a
figure OF aldermanc proportions. He is araoie'
but he talks little English. This. however ne
hopes 10 improve upon during his three months
s,a, or this side IN the interest Of his pet notions
regarding the disposal Of the Hebrew race lie is
auti-semitc and is a; the present time the leader
OF forlorn eighteen members in the German
Ee!chstae who are devoted 10 that cause lie
comes 10 this country on the invitation OF some
men whom ne declined to name for fear OF inJur-
:.g them IN their business. Some OF them are IN
New York and some belong 10 MILWAUKEE, ,
Through an Interpreter Herr Ahlwardt said that
:, was his intention To deliver addresses IN tnls
city staving here ten days or two weeks. Ihen ne
viii go West stopping at Chicago, Milwaukee, ana
s. Louis Returning East he may pause IN Penh-
svlvania at various places He Will return 10 bel-
lin after about three months. He VIII discuss the
Question Of wages as paid by some Hebrew en-
rlO.,rs he declares that they are running me
acrarian classes He hopes to stimulate an aglta-
ton similar TO that aroused in Austria and france
on the cues ton. Had his hosts known OF ms arr
val il was said that they would have met MIN al
Inc pier As IL was they We're expecting letteI
or the same steamer instead. For the present he
VIII stay ~ Meyers Hotel. in Hoboken
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
nIsTRIcT COURT OF THE UNITED

States for the Southern District Of New York In
bankruptcy. ia the matter Of Mary Jennett Tdlman,
bankrupt.
H. pursuance order duly made and entered herein
bearing the first day of November. lsHJ
undersigned Assignee in Bankruptcy u Mary Jennett
Talmau bankrupt Will sell al public auction az the New
York Real Estate SalesrO0m No. III broadway, In the
city New York 10 The County and State u New York.
on Friday. the thirteenth day % December. 1893, :
O'clock In H.. afternoon by Adrian II Muller y Son
Auctoneers all the right title ana interest which the
saii Mary Jennet Tallman. bankrupt had February
10 1877 following described real estate IN the city
of New
An thsi certain plot parcel ~ land In New York city.
with Ia, buildings which according certain
map entitled Nap q the n0rthefly part OF West Nor
rsania belonging William H. Morris. In the County "
Westchester u,i the Office q the Register of Vest
chester County VOL II of filed AZ page ~. -
bounded and described follows. Beginning point
in the westerly side " Walton Avenue NOV Sheridan
Avenue "a uorhefly line ~ lot number three hun
drad twentysN said map and about Two hundred
street ard running thence northwestefy parallel with
Ella and along the northery side ~ said o; num-
hundred and twentysX hundred ana slxtY
three feet less. land or late 0f W. II.
Mum. northeastery said last mentioned land
and parallel with Walton Avenue sheridan Avenue
one hundred thence southeaSterly parallel with Ella
street hundred ard sXfsfhree feet more less. 10
the westerly 81 Walton Avenue sheridan Ave
nueJ ana thence souihwesiery along the westerly side ~
Walton sheridan A'enuel one hundred feet
10 the point o beginning
Dated New York November 81 lsNo
BENJAMIN BARKER JR.. Assignee.
CHARLES VI. TAI.IMAN,
Attorney FOR Petitioner IN bankruptcy Elm Street.
Asey y0rkf
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r. z. COTDERT.
O.. SHERMAN,
lE. II. GELSIlENEN
Commissioners


C UPREME COURT. KINGS COlNTN.-llen-
- r. G. Lchhed individually and executor OF and
trustee under Will and testament Of Egbert s
Jitchheld deceased and Emma J.. Chids, plaintiffs.
against Edward Everett Lchaed Elizabeth r T. Oaklel
Jacob r. L. IAtchdeld william y. LAchhed. Charles T.
IdtchGeld Mary r. Cotton Arthur B Litchneld Heloise
n Aim Edward j. Gatchneld Frances J.. Turnhull.
Grace DEMO L.lchfed. henry T. Lichheld May Itch
field Arthur Litchfeld. Egbert J. lchned. Eliza l. Pull
ford Calvin =. How. Lucy How. Dawes How. Elisha
/ How T. willis How William r. Bacon. defendants.
The plaintiffs designate the County ~ Kings the place
q trial Of this action.
To the ahove-named defendants: You hereby sum-
moned 20 the complaint In this action. and To
serve copy of your answer the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty after the service Of this summons
exclusive tho Of service ard in OF your fall
ure APPEAR judgment viii be taken against
YOU hy default relief demanded in the
Dated August 2Oth 1s95
SMITH GRIFFIN * BUXTON Plaintiffs Attorneys.
once and Post Office address, NJ. IL Court ST.. Brook
lyn y y
To- the defrnilnta Charles I.tchded Mary Cotton
Arthur T. Ii,chned Frances J. Turuhul May Litchfeld
Arthur Idtchfeld Eghert J. Ltchheld Eliza l.. Pulfori
Calvin r How Dawes How Elisha l.. How. B. Willis
How and W lliam J.. Bacon. and each Of them
The foregoing served upon lv pIhica-
tian pursrant o. an Of Hon. Willard Bartlett JUS
lice of the Supreme Court Of the State New York dated
The 22d dav Of No,embcr 1885 and fled with the
plani in the clerk u the County Of Kings
fbe CITY OF brooklyn County of Kings and state Of New
York. November 22l. ls!o-
Dated BROOKLYN November 22l 1895.
SMITH GRIFFIN * 81 XTON. Plaintiffs Attorneys
otf BROOKLYN. y. !.
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Clara l. Eakins. OF No l5 West l05ths,. for a =. n
nve-story brick "'V
Alterations
Bradhurst-ave. Nos 9l-33 by Edmund Coffin of No
IL West aTth-st. to two three-siory and attic n N
frame d.
Broadway. Nos 1i0-7I2 by Amelia " Bruce. OF
No SO ath-ave. three-story and basement . n
brick store and salesrooms. ................. ."
S2d-st. corner LexngtOn-avc. by Isaac David
son. OF No li2 East sOth-st n three-story and q n
basement brick tenement .... ....... D."
Houston-st No l32 West 10y the III Low estate.
Metropolitan Real Estate Company. Bleecker-st.
Cottage Place. to three-story and base
ment brick dwelling OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
14th-st. =. 30 II OF ath-ave by Fred Garret.
Of Williamshridge. To one and half story d,
lg,h-st No ~? East by Amelia Tuozz0. Of No 2is
East 1O2l-st a hve-story brick tenement and
IT,
Wehster-ave $40 n Of KingshrdgN Road.
bv William II jackson. Of Kingshrdge. 20
three-story frame dwelling and ......... 10
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adams James R. and another 70 .a5rs Burton, $50
Lot 80, map arden prqpery' ~ : Years c.rner
John and Peaf ss being 30 li3 to i1s John 20,
Same 10 Gilbert speer. referee same property o. ,o
Bu,lef Jae96 T. TO m fians 17i6.s Zears u 90
BaT,hi K@iharne 70 Harlem sHvinss Bank 100
Berbert George J. and wife to Amaile !ennHs I71ins
washngton-ave. 1l'4 II i'-1-s" 100
Bsrnsiein Adqlpn and wife to the a Manhana9 !, o1
SAVINGS ihsysu.,o"' vnar ''.............. 1000
cow. Lizzie A. to irving Savings institution. can
71tf-st AS # W Of Columbus-ave. ! year. 600
Corn Henry. Rosalie Butles Fl al West o. M
Same 10 same n Wes,-st. u +, Of Wooster -oo
csssidv SfSls Feicr A and Wife to Ann cassidy, ~
corner 2d-ave and lo4th-s;. years i... co..
tuition. l43d-st 200 # W Of Brooh-ave' ,oo
cssssidv. peter A. and wife to Title Guarantee ~.
Trust CO. No 2025 2dIaye. yeaIs son Zo"0
D:sS"S 10 ga East East Gist-st ST.. LOG
Dale Frank r 10 Jacob Butler and another
corner Edgecombe-ave and l42d-s:. demand - O,
nGTt9ases 1obn = 70 West End Cooperative
building and Loan Association. Creston-ave =,
$50 # Of Dom brooke insiamenis. III
n corner Ellott-st and Boscobel ave. years. ot
Dewhurst Henry and wire sa H. Honias anna d,b,s
Nicholas Place 24.ll # q l52d-st demand 20'
Frcund Philip. and wife to George y Hatch 10 % a
F19tfam. .fohanne F. ana another to Union Dime
Easir u
1.1et.st 100
Trrnzee Augustus ; to Frederick Camp ara
.no,her executors n 5 Terrace Niew-ave. 4&3
n " OF Kingsbridge-ave. years -..-....-. :
c., Charles a and another julia Muhfelder.
Nns zoe an l25 West s''h-st. ! ycar..-....-- 3,0'
Winners Herman and wife 10 James Fay.
c"tr.r Avenue 4 and SGth-st, ] year............ 4
IJirsh Jacob and wife Charles ! Ciinch.
"a az WOosteT-sf - 100
c., II, ssme n corner West 3d-st and lG-
lining nroperty years mortgages ....... 49, n
,rnstees W corner Amserdau-avc and l57'h-
=. vears ................... ............. 300
t,e,oal ,rbeona 10 German Savings Bank
NT.'' ~" n, Vevy-York $ : 5Oth-sf 100 u e of
1t,i-o | year
T a.~ raanie and another 10 Morris p Abees.
'Sth,S. 20 ~ 1n0 0i " SCbrne ~. al ex
i"al,, n,,o,s ~ = corner Wa,er.st ana Rutgers SID
] ue1rs ........................... 81 O
/ Tante d wife George !, Buck
LawsO" ''I5 is,bst AIS u OF 7t.I-ave 3 years 40
/ w. on+
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FEW TO GREET AHLWARDT.
,,NDING OF THE Ew-BAITER" WHO
COMES HERE TO LECTURE.


soNETHING ABOUT THE MAN WHO HAS ATTAINED
By reason OF the fact that the first letter of his
,ost name is the first letter OF the alphabet Her
man Ahlwardt was starred" in the passenger list
of the North German Lloyd liner Spree. which
came into her pier yesterday morning. Then for
another reason IL displayed. This reason
purely parliamentary. for there IL was in long
sou distracting word. 'Reichsta gsa bgeordneter."
Herr Nh'waydt looks not unlike the man of des-
tiny who at the present time occupies the White
House but this is not his fault. He is above the
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06

n,,,,rIvru or TAXES OF THE CITY

az NEW YORK HEREBY GIVES NOTICE n, =, 10 yaar ar
persons VINO ma 10 MIN al Office or before the
oov - 20, provided ~ se't"" ofo VI
ih-t ga. - " cItv Consolidation Act Of lss2.
i,nr any such remaining unpaid on MI te NJ ei
Slo. "' SOS centun VIII De cNhTgs' IeSeNeu
20 Infected IN addon 70 the amount "u r,ar
a-'c @ r.naniug unpaid the hIst cay OF Ihhuar
.c .a,as, viii charged, received anu eo'lsca oi..
Is amount thereof AT tn rate 5l So A. 80 October
,s.. 80 which day the assessment ros aha
~ t,s date Of payment pnisusn 10 n 80 VI
sad act. Receiver OF Taxes
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
HORSES AND CARR. AGES.

~c~~~~~>~~~~~N~o>NN~N NoSNo@|N
a FINE bay hrougham horse. Hambleto-
man. lHis hands. bargain. ". ;. Ed
Orange.
n PHYSICIAN In a suburban town. need
ing an extra horse for the winter. de-
slreH 10 obtain the use Of n good animal
Tor the keeping. stable warm and COM
Portable. coachman kind and experienced
roads macadam. Address DOCTOR. care
Tribune
HORSES WINTERED. .-Child's pony rig
for sale cheap. Address Or. O. G.. JACK
SON. J.. o. BOx lGl. Jamaica. Long Island.
y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Jackson ,o' o''Oer' NJ N'ee' 'e.e'' 70 '' s2l 200
Johns; same 10 Henr1 NJ Rredhurst is ~ 46GoO
FrehSs So e % HS9!y FFShss GS5l ct a and wife 10
GTeenwch-st -'a'" Nos 5G2- -5e4 also No asI Washing,
ton-st, Patrick II Neaes and wife TO Rachel 90 ooo
creenwcbave. Sers no los. Edward Gojiheimer to
wes; 5d,st no So Resale Butler ct al Henry
sane props.sz Henry VIC Emil Hqsa 100
{; Potter ana Eugene { Potter ana wives TO
ssi st. No s2a East Thomas ierkley and wife -
o to John c9prney. a 9 % % ,oxss We
lace lace stuart to to Ere Frederick % 500
Christian Kr,se to Frank !. smith. =. .,,.a
Saf Rcsard S ra and S Ien Mare and %fs to
John Cheney Plat .. 3,oa g. 49,.
e,i German savSss i Bank x to o T6so5s 1900
louis Msyffs lS and nd Te EaaGei a.
s7ih-s Gfis. $ aio It Of colnm6us-ave 2oxIoos;
James Carlew and wife TO Helene Westheimer 10
49s bota scbu$ 200 and # wife Of 10 T6eoao sShaDES
76h-s $, i5c IT OK West End-aye 2ixlo22; ., -oo
47i6-s No 1873 East: Maurice Fre'nd and wife ,oo
s2d.; S"1 no i5s s'i East, Ed%aTd connolly wife
7sd.s f"1So NJ ~ FFaH? Eas, o;kar Muller to caroline
la5th'st. s. 2i5 # W Of 4ih-ave 5oxiooll: Dan
lei whi,fofd to charles BeeSnan .,.;... $500
a 50, ioyo 0,5 me elaaior 15 q @ G1rre r
SCHUYLER Walter &C and 24d James r sGhuy~ n r,, 10
leNingtO.-aNf, IL
Mary = Muvihll ......... --'V'V
Edgecombe-aVe. corner li2d-sf, lVDoNNZ4N
~ noI i''' '"0O0 - '1'e' '' ....... o. 500
Bacom-ave. 8. lot 300. map 36s lots Seton
homestead; Max Winkemeyer and VIE 10 Mhl-
. .
Sver-st. n $ Il Of Main-si. JuNel; waiter 100
/. referee TO Henrietta I Mead I1"'
Lot : block 25Os map ~ lots Kemp estate.
harriet Yer Planck and husband to Jonh ooo
jefferson ........-........ %.
Tavlor-ave II W s. part Of lot l30. map oi ite-
rlout Village being - II " lot l3t -.NlVN'
Dennis " Moran wife and Hannah j g,
Marshall to Louise a McGurk ...-......'....- !
145th-st n $ 200 Il II Amster latn-ave. lVON
30 II. Albert G Morris and wife 60 Fidelity ana
Deposit Company Of Maryland tsecures surety
bond o mechanics hem.
Boston Road n 10 = W Of llOth-st N5'NnN
+l.7x49 II road x25 Anna Nanecke 10 Jane IN
Terrace View ave. n s. 429. 10 II " Of Kingsbridge-
ave 4OX1Ox4G lOX7O. the executors OF Hugh y ooo
Camp deceased Augustus : Frazee. -. l'-"
Mornlngside-ave. East. g corner llbth-st iVO-lV
xo0O executors OF Leonard Scott, deceased
10 Marx Moses OttingeT
ST. fas ns,,S - s scd II Butler 20 900
c, Nicholas Place = -. II II Of 152dst. louX
II lx2i 3x43 lx2 5x2l. 1x2 JX22 Ix3Jxl Ix23x2oxbf
q Jacob S Skinner Realty Company 10 JoAh i 3,
Everett
Same property: John Everett 20 Jacob q skinner .,
Realty Company ''''''t't.'
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MISCEIIANEDIS

ooo0NoNoNOO-Nr.oOoO
FINE POCKETBDOKS elegant alligator
bags. dress suit cases. ladies' chltelaines,
silk hat boxes. yalises for holiday glfis AT
attractive prices at old reliable house.
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. - ith-ave.. near
gfh-sf
LOOK LOOK f'-parl0r suits renphol
stored. 81. mattresses made ovof AT resi-
d"nces. fun size. ~ 80. carpet laying. &c
per yard. Address FRASER 100 Gold-st.,
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
UULDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans buildings and alterations
were filed n the Building Department December .;
New buildings:
IITtb-sf 22j Of Jth-ave. by Patrick
el hsaIS, ,oti oi 20 ~ ~ '-'3' " . 5000
2sth,s Nos iS In9 or is brak 10000
Brook-avc u e OF l45th r.. by Mrs Mary
schaie, - Sf .,'.s. no ''o ana aSi" $4,000
fO.tn-st "A = 100 feet = 81 Amsta'.is.n-at- ~
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Eeaai Notices.
>cO~~No>~~~>~~~~N>->>~"|">N"~
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-lN THE

NEW-YORK SUPREME CURTIN THE
~ matter the application Of the Board Of Rapid
Transit Railroad for the city Of New
York for the appointment Of th.e Commissioners to de
terrnae whether rapid railway railways for
AMI property. aS determined
H., sa.d Board ought be constructed and operated.
Public Note is hereby given that the undersigned
Frederic K Coudert tieorg. sherman ana William h.
Celshenen having ty Of General Term Of the
supreme Cou for First Judicial Department entered IN
the above the 2'ih GAY ~ NONrief le
been appointed under and IN pursuance x
Charter OF the 1891. entitled An act 10 pro
raway- IN cities ot over one million
nhabfant- amended by CHAPTERS lO2 ana 1JO or the
Laws u 1892 Charters I2S and ~ II the laws of 1924
ana Chapter ~ 1885. determine ana re-
0 after public hearing all parties interested whether
the railway determined upon hy the Board Of Rapid
Transit Railroad for the city Of New ork
ana mentioned petition Of said Board presented
10 the sal General Term about the lith day of
lime lSg. and filed Office of the Clerk ~ the city
ana County of New the County Court House In
fbe said cy or Of october. l>J ought - be
constructed and operated. do appoint Wednesday
The Ism ga, of December 1870 II O'Clock n the fore
noon AT tho Board of Rapid Transit Railroad
sioners fo he ciy Of NewYork Room No @3 AZ
No o.G broadway. city u New York the time
and place for sitting and thar that sitting and
adjourned stfngs a. may De thereafter held thcy
Will hear all persons interested iu tl" said matter.
Dated Ncw-Nork. November p l-t -
r. z. COVDERT.
q. SHERMAN,
M. Il. GEI.SIlENEN.
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"~~c~N~NNNNNO0NNoo NooNc~ONN~~'N|>N>|~
\ CLEAN. Legitimate. cash business nnst e
be- sold no experience requirsd' s-,ooV
cash Apply. 10 to " n M, Room 4OJ,
Il Wesf Ild-si
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FOR SALE.

FUN ttsts.
->N-~oNr~Nn-NNN.NooNNc cNNc/NonNNorNorN~N
A-A.-A.-A.-FGNE diamonds. watches
81 weekly. 10 trash Call or address W
s. CO.. Maiden Lane, Room .. All goods
guaranteed.
ABOUT 100 PIANOS. all makes: So mp:
easy terms. WALTEkS. = ol MON
near Bioadway and 6th-aNe.
AT LITTIE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
ST.. New York workshop machinery Goot
power, list free wood-carving tools. scroll
saws. designs and fancy woods, incubdtoFs
and brooGers in operation.
AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5O0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines, fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and eX-
chanSad. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 39s Madi-
son-st
BUTCHER SHOP for sale. 3eG s'h-
ave.
BICYCLE. -Lady's high grade. lightweight.
fully warranted cheap, cash. insthmehls,
also fine banjo. Par,or floor. 1856 East
lllth-st.
DESKs. .-Roll,0p Icsks. bookk-epers' desks
an kinds o. office furniture. buy from
manufacturer, saving dealers profits M
PRE- DESK COMPANY. 3O7 Canal-s'.
LARGE imported new musical box for
sale drum. bells. either attachments. .
rich marluetry inlaid. sell cheap for cash.
Call 2'7 West 34th-st
OLD VIOLTNS For sale. an Ant0nius
Stradivarus. excellent colo violin l1ol
other very fine old vioiins and V.olas
from celebrated masters. rare bows. 20
new Ni.lins half finished. for amateur
violin maker. moderate prices. ALoiS l..
KRlNER. artistic violin repairer. 50. 81
2d-st. corner Ist-ave.. lst floor.
SEWING MACHINE New Home Domes-
tic. singer. Household Wilcox x Gibbs
New Ideal. So up. cash or credit. 1W SEQ
ond-hand ~ all makes 81 up, warranted.
kAtS'H. 2.27l 3d-ave.. near l23dst
ROLI-TOP DESKS ST. up. also. desks
slightly damaged by water of all kinds
and prices. l.. H. MASON. II Fulion-st.
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBSCRIP-
TIONs FOR THE NEW YORK TRlB-
h'NE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
1PTOWN OFFICE W. i.2i2 broadway.
- door north NJ Thirtv-hrst-sf.. anl AD-
VFRTlSENENTS "a the following Branch
Offices. 254 Eighth-ave. 200 Thlid-ava..
corner Forty-se. -flth-st. 100 Eas' Forty
sevsuth-st.. corner Third ave. l5G East
i25,h-sf.. near Thinl-ave.. l.O2G Thlrl-aye..
near Sixty-arsf-st.. Los First-ave. 1vJ
West F0rty-s~cond-st 1872 columbus ave 3
CD Broadway. NcU-Iork. and In Brook
lyn a. 3g7 Futon-st.. GO Court-st.. IS
Broadway T.. D.. li3 Broadway T.. p:
26O Belforl-aye.. near Fulton ST.. 33i
BelScri-ave.. near South Sccond-st.
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EIRNIsuED ROOMS TO LET.

oonoDoo.Doro,~nNNNN ~->0-NNN-N~NN~>r~ONO~-
LEXINGTON AVE. 10. near 3lth-st.-
Nicely furnished rooms; comfortable.
quite. reasonable.
PLEASANT uruace-h-ated hall room.
also very loshahie large room, T. dson-
able. 80 West i7,h 81. ---
l7TH-sT.. 81 WEST Bachelor apartments.
large. sunny rooms. single Or rn suite,
nght breakfast attendance, references eA-
changed.
sGTH-sr.. 20 WEST -Furnehed bachelor
quarters. large. handsome room, also
a small one.
8GTIi- ST. 4G WEST. Furnished bachelor
quarters. "a large. hands mo room, con-
meeting bath and dresslne-roon4.
a. WEST I3lST- ST. Front and rear
rooms on .d nlpr to rent. separately or
together. furnished. without board. or
breakfast n desired. good closets. not and
cold water. family private. reference eN-
changed.
g. MACDOUGAL-sT.- furnished rooms
with housekeeping 0mmodat0ns, SIN
gle or double rooms. also front rail0r
and basement
71sT-sT.. i35 WEST Handsomely FUR
uished room. with private bath. another
room. reasonable. convenient to all cars
every comfort.
7OTII ST. - EAsT.-Large handsomely
decorated rooms. singly or en- suite: ref
er"utas
I2O EAST seth ST Two handsome sunny
rooms ln private American family. board
optional.
i45 WEST 22p-sT.-Nea,ly furnished
rooms pari0r N1or connecting 90 sep
arate. select house. terms moderate.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED. Complete description Of cOun-
try property from owners having same 20
sell or exchange. no charge unless disposed
o.. J. l.. Soaring 03 Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1895-12-06
TnMTEl BON AIR.
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