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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
Baltimore & ONO RAILROAD.

Fast Express Irnns 70
Baltimore Washington. Chicago, Cfncinneus
ST. Louis and All Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRIMS. IN
Leave New-York foot Of Liberty-st daily soa ChCSW"
$50 .. and 1918 night PiTTSBuRG NV sx sun,
900 D. m. WASHINGTON BALTIMORE Am, =; m c e.
Sun 10 a, M IL 80 n. Dining Car 2:So plnink 80
Csso ex Sun. Dining Carr $780, 600 .. m' O'a'as
CGr) 1918 night
NORFOLK. II 30 n. daily. z.-.
NFwoRLEANS. Roanoke Bristol and Chattanooga
thro igh Pullman Sleeping Car r. m. daily
Al trains Illuminated with Pnts:h light , ., r,s
i4th ST i27 Bowery n Y 34t Fulton ST.. Brooklyn;
stations foot OF Liberty ST.. c. r. r. OF n j. ,s
New-York Transfer Company will call for anu eoees
baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
OTIS ELEVATINC RAILWAY,
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

In connection with the cATsKILL MOUNTAIN RAIL-
WAY from Cat~kil. -. .,o .-.,,. 81, Now
connects $40 II 40 and 30 trains on n,.
York Central and rs aai 3:45 trains on YVES. snn
R,iir,ads Win Albany pay Line and Catskl Evening
Line for Ca,skir NJ. House. Kaaierrkil hote es
u s. Uaines Corners and Tannersye. Onteorn suhsen
twilight santa Cruz. ans Eika Parks. ana s'no"A''
Manor c.,,,., on
SATURDAYS i:l0 + NJ. FOR Catsk w',ho", sop ,v,,I
meets with E.evating Railway que y,
Mountain Station In 3 HOtRs AND 30 MINUTES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

ro- philadelphia week days 80. 500. 200. 1000
is, )lnlns car1 A. NJ. 80. 2So. SSo 40 'n1H xo
sa.oT Sso NO i i2n5 ssh sunday 100
!; 20 Dining car, A. NJ 2;so 100 $40 'o'''ns 0''''
For baltimore and w.shngson week dsys n,nux Car
% ff,i,ing can r. NJ i2'5 night Sundays io %,
II a. ,pnins can A ~ 80. 800 Dining Cao' o'"
DINING Car, l. NJ. i2:i5 night .., =, zoo,
Tickets ard parlorcsr seat: car be aaa broad
% Liberty St., 49, ~ 2s' ~ ~ "A, Fa., i2,th ST,
"a west 2s 81, 25i Columbus Az New York Sonr'
500 Fu,-n St brooklyn as Proadwny !" t x
hrrg The New-Yok Transfer Company VIII csi, 70, ah'
check hayga-e from hotel OF resldence 70 des,ln'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
ERIE LIN ES.

Through trains leave New-York. foot OF Chamoersst.
as follows i've minutes earlier from west |So-ss:
900 hnshsmon El%rs BsslO Bfaste,a j.n:s
town Cincinnati and Chicago Paror car 70
Buffalo. -, -.
915 SUNDAY np s1 Ss'S
Jcrvs Iackawrxen. Caiicoon, Hancock Deposit
susauehanna and Monticello Par!or car to Month
cello. 60, ..... o..
800 rissso ss ed c:'.ss
cnro Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
>.OO r. M-BuraIo vestbuled Express Daily arrives
/.UU Buffalo 80 A. NJ. making direct connections
Tor Detroit Chicago and the West. Bunsio pas
senrers can reniain In sleeper untn > A. NJ
845 DAILY sod irs" g ehcsso to Buff
faic Chicago and Cincinnati Dining 4ar; ~. -
ocAL TIME FABLE, TICKET ASp q, P HrLisSsS
ian E,s, i.s,h.,t Chambers and West 23d-s, ferries
SewYork % broadway and sas FultSn-s Brooklyn 20
Hudson-rt Hob,ker. and Jersey city station. Ess
Transfe. Company calls for and checks baggage "oo
hotels and residences TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
he statistical position Of Brazil coffee is as follows

The market for Brazil sorts quiet weak and nom-
the nG%Ds aqo!a S "a are s' Ss for for
auiry =; for md grades has MI. active bu,
ann09nesd The market fer % naIa
:ss Of Bags aaTacaSo 900 bags csna
ana nR &c marset for opium is in pacaly the
pOsSn as 5 noted TO b. ss T hu SSns
sales are u prices VIZ single cases ssns al
Us aunns p !. firm with bulk from second hand:
,HS Sas a ana 'S for %
ths time large buyers and heavy holders are Keeping
UNCHANGED; OIL peppermint is firm Roots quiet. but
TIoGR AMP price: oo were "$Ss" sS :,
sss.n "s' Mere reported
s Sa wn'er a" we're dull su, held amy Total sales
.s;. g. 200 Ss n .ssS s; HS' &
clears s. ssS 49, S re . sSs e Sox 5. 800 S SS
city passns: 900 ses a, pr,ysi. 1000
81: .plns s ps.n s. ID; ST. ST. sSs, . @
Ms,s.; ' Ss .ss. fs SEQ f sS at s.
sss Southern g c, 81 so NEAL
ss s''s 'I;s En-. Ssi Ss !:
~ sIAae21c: sharps. eOaosc; rye Sc; hominS chop
Wes5c, Oo'ionseed meal. s7'ac: oil meal 81 TO- city
ITO FOREIGN DRIED rRuIr-rhe general market quiet.
nF%IS he'd 1, s~1s
ss,sn Ss,sH 4srs:S gsss d esi
niha~ts a: SIsc wanuts 7i,f9c: figs 7lxal3isc
FOREIGN GREEN FRUIT-The 1obbng demand Is not
active market lacks the principal
buyers being the city adjacent thereto Oranges
with good and steady demand and supplies are conf
paratively iigh- Pineapples are dull and weak We
quot LEMONS 81 s5a$6 ho oranges <3a$3 % bananas
S6c@$i SIN; pineapples $3asli; cocoanuts. $20a$24
GRAIN-WHEAT-The market for wheat was very I'M
settled to-day From the opening to the close there was
feeling of uncertainty the air. well represented By
the comments that the from the Northwest
the wheat situation contradictory that they would
book inside out II he acted them. The opening
prices advancing In the first minutes to the
highest figures Of the This about 1izc
bush. and during the balance OF the session prices
the final Of last night frequently moving the whole limit
at times in few trades. The lead In the market
seemed TO be at Chicago where II alleged manipu
aon IN TO get the speculative public back
trading was concerned. TO be OF entertaining
The foreign markets all better late cables
were strong and higher Foreign houses moderate
buyers but their trade important days
The reports spring wheat were. however dificut
70 analyse. Dispatches 10 the houses would
BE- bulsh. then bearish the Chicago Northwestern
eenders apparently being guided by personal inter
ct than oy the actual Receipts Of wheat
were somewhat better to-day. but the stu
Why light Interior receipts Of wheat spring wheat
Arkss to-day 81 s22 (nciuding Chicago $4,000
sUsh al wintsr assins q oo4 bush last winter
ssaina ss7.1s2 bush. Exports. 3d. 275 bush against
1850 bush Cash wheat was very dull again. but higher
Of course with the advance in futures No red was
q 1zc It which difference 5000 sold 900 bush
No red rail sold At September price in elevator No
Northern quoted at 3hc September delivered
end No hard l*e over Exporters took 1000 bush
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
NEV-JERSEY.
ORANGE.

A. the meeting Of the New-Ensland ooc'eE "
Oranpe on Saturday evening SUBJECT u ''"O
,rno~,ance to the City of Orange was pro"s"' "i'
7, uas the proposed widening of Essex-aVe, iron"
Na,,.st IN the Delaware Lackawanha ana "eS'e'" ]"
Dauroad tracks A report was MADE D! speo'a
committee that had been appointed 10 hVes''s"'e
,b. matter The two blocks, one on EsseN-aVe'
and one on Cone-st., are the only means oi ie"S'
ing the main Orange station or the railroau. anu
are only forty feet in width Cone-s'. IS a'''oS'
i,,na ssable on account Of the trolley roao Ie''S
tho great bulk of the traffic 70 60 through EsSeN-
ave. where during the busy hours or the gay 'neie
,s crush and block. The committee showed .ha'
tho street could he widened TO seventy,nVe lees
a, an snproxlmate cost. including all items OF
about sIi 900 there being only one smal lrdi"e
building to be condemned 49, ,,rcas, q nd
poosf influential of the purely social clubs IN the
Oranges held It's election on SATURDAY nlghl Nh,'
these officers were chosen: President flcharu ~ ~
nver: vice-presdent. George II. LewaTs' secIe!dIS
tus.avus r Zippel: treasurer Charles H. ShrstidIJ
IJouss Committee. Richard y. Dyer Charles H.
Christian and Henry 4. Potter 49,, 80
Justice Serene l.. Todd. OF orange, has Deen ar
vested and arraigned before United states Coinnis-
sioner Whitehead. Of Newark, on charRe OF VIC
iaton If the rostal laws He was held IN wv DdiI
,Shich he furnished. and the hearing was set d9Wn
<or January y. The offence consisted IN sthulis
~ n local reporter a postal card. In when Jusuce
,roId cave him the tip IN relation 10 sun Drought
against Justice =. y. Burnett, OF West orange
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
NETWORK CITY.

William +. Grossman. the young German VINO
went to Mayor Strone's Office on saturday ana
said he had a message from the Emperor OF Ger
many was arraisned before Justice McMahon IN
the Tombs Court yesterday He talked ramblinsiy
in German and was committed for nve days ior eA-
animation as TO his sanity.
Max Mcchela, OF No. 43 Fifthst.. who was ar
rested some weeks ago by the police OF the flith-
St station, on suspicion that he was steamship
thief was again rcmanded for examination uhti
Tuesday afternoon next by Justice Burke IN the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday
J. ~ Babcock having resigned his place as as
sistant general passenger agent OF the Providence
and StoningtOn steamship Company William De
Wolf Dmock has been appointed TO the place Win
his office at Pier new No. &c. North River.
Otto Art aged thrty-iivo. Of No. % Dclancey-st'
pleaded guilty to a charge OF grand larceny IN the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday and Justice
Burke held him FOR trial While visiting Mrs Eliza
schaus blind woman. who lives at NO. y De
lancev-gt he stole gold watch. gold chain ana
pair Of gold earrings. valued I'm all at <'-. Arz'
said he stole the jewelry and 1awne1 1t to enable
him TO pay his passage 10 Germany.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Andrew T. Martin who is examining the books
or Comfy Treasurer Adams for him, says ,hat
while there is a shortage In the general fuhd IL VIII
nv no means reach the figures set iorth by the
cxperts employed by the county. lie mas not yet
complctod the examination. and has not iookch
into the military fund and the fund for jurors fees
There were l2 MARRIAGES 62i births and 46o deaths
rcpor,eG last week TO The Board OF ieaith fheu-
,nonia was :he chief cause OF death.
The Week Of Prayer will be marked by special
services In a large number Of churches In different
parts Of the city.
William Wcndt. twcnty-ninc years Old VINO IiVed
with his family at No. % Bergen-st. committed
suicide Yesterday afternoon He sprang out OF Il
four,h-gtorv window to the street. When picked up
he was dead lie had been drinking heavily ana "
is supposcd that he temporarily insane
The Rev James De Normandie. pastor or the
Conversational Church in Roxbury, Mass VIII
lecture on John Eliot. Apostle to the Indians IN
Association Hall on Wednesday evening. The Iec'-
ure is In the course on THE Founders OF New
England" The lecturer Is pastor OF the church oi
which the subject OF the lecture was once pastor
Dr. Rhys Davlds OF London. will give the second
OF his lectures on THE Literature and Religion or
India" in Association Hall Oh Thursday evening"
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The second term for classes at the Womahs IN
stitute begins this forenoon as follows Day
classes for women. casthenic class under Mrs'
Morris at e:45: cooking class. under Miss Gookin
Tuesday forenoon; dress and waistmaking under
Miss Schenck. Wednesday forenoon; emoroiue'S
class under Miss Johnson Friday afternoon MISS
Scott will give lessons in china painting III tne
morning and afternoon Of Wednesdays Inc
evening classes for club members. beginning at
7:3o will be as follows Mondays. caisthehics'
cookery and plain sewing; Tuesdays. cookery
choral singing and millinery; Thursdays dress-
making and current events class, free TO ciuo
rnembers: Fridays fancy work for home decofa-
tion Special evening classes VIII De neiu oii
TUESDAYS in advanced dressrnaking, ana OH H.
training school connected with ST. Johh I..ci
side HOSPITAL Training classes along cel .aIi n y
lines of domestic service in contemplation anu
will be arranged for as soon as snilSene nc s win
he observed in Yonkers this week with services, as
follows: Tonight at the Daysprlne frespN h.
Church; Tuesday evening. Reformed Tnuo T1,ntis;
Wednesday evening. Warburton Avenue ppn, napinin'
C.hnrch: Thursday evening, Westminster PIesny.
terrain Church. Friday evening rirst ernptrai
Methodist Episcopal Church t,ov:r Queen U or the
Coronation of the Rose" presented by i. rn.i-
her of the older children at the Leake ana W%ras &
orphan Home In Hawthorne-ave' before a nun ,bo .
Der OF friends of the home Ater rfreshments ane by
guests were served with light retreshIi'o ,rhi nr Wy
Superintendent and Mrs Brown ;rr,d.so ms ~
,nr Distrjct Deputy Grand Master Tillotson =, ,i 0i
YonIprs will install the officers OF Ches,er nrit
a.e ~ n = OF Westchester. Department
Conlfna'lueI JOIin o. 90 Rrooklvr The
pro Ten, club will he entertained TINS evening Dy
Miss Rigby, at No. 60 Warburton-aVe'
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07

present know how large is the proportion OF
honest men and women who strive as as 'nof oi tmsti @
fled i'm marrying. Yet | think We ought 70 oe
braver about this than We are. Men are 100 uouo. %
ful of womans willingness 10 face h1e Oh 'el :!
moderate means where there is love. ana on tne
other hand young women do not take pains enough
10 ft themselves such "A life by obtaining sucn
education as should enable them to be the wives
of poor men. .,..,,, Gov man
and woman is marriage and parentage, anu We
must not rest contented until our socal cohule,C,ia
admits of this and the education OF our people
fits them for IT, Yet such state OF Things seems ,s
far away and impossible some VIII say. VIA, ,'an
are we TO do in the mean time? say 10 you nlen
You can he and YOU ought to be as pure as yud yVu5
sisfers Man can retain perfect health or iliihu
and hodv and not indulge the sexual appetite.
am utterly and unchanscahly opposed sp n'tS ~
me tho last and worst possible outrage on woman
II makes her the public 3roperty the chat'e, ma td d o
uent make the entrance TO life or prostitution ,t
hard the exit easy But we have reversed ms .nr
and made The gate of entrance wide. and the door
Of oxif
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
AN EXPENSITE Blaze IN FLAIHOUSE
IT STARTED FROM A CHRISTMAS TREE CATCH
ING FIRE FROM FALLING AGAINST
CHANDELIER.

Tho fro which played havoc with Il handsome
broy,nstone nathouse at No s. Mornngside-ave.
Saturday night turns out TO have been more TX
pensve blaze than was at first thought +. l..
Moody Of PlainGeld ~ j.. who owns the house, or
all that is left Ct it, took look at the blackened
walls and charred rafter ends yesterday, ana thei
said that his loss on the house alone wouId pe
$50 coo The building cost $4,000 to erect ana on
the north side nothing but the front and rear walls
are left standing Mr.. Moody thought IL "ouId
take more money to repair the house than 10 pu'Id
a new apartment building. Tho flats were hahd-
so,neIv decorated and finished The loss to ten
ants will foot up nearly $4,000. Dr.. Ezra Iodd.
who had the ground fiat the north SIDE, VIII
lose heavily; so Will Francis Gerards' IN "hose
apartments on the second floor the hrc started
Nr (;erards was trying to big Christmas
tree which had been standing in the parlor ever
since Christmas Day He tilted the tree p'' 700
much and II fell over against the chandelier The
ond Il was a cracking mass OF flames The tree
has had n paralytc stroke, and Is partIaIy keIp-
less Hc was unable to extricate himself ron
the burning tree. and but for the eMorts 0i ,nG
servant Lizzie Bartlett, he might havs been burned
TO death She dragged him far enough IRON
under the tree for him to extricate himself re re
was painfully burned about the face ana oody.
though not dangerously MIS- j.. e.; ropTd WIZ tho
VIE Of a travelling correspondent. had a hat on
the south side Of the building. on the second floor
and water When Mrs; Pope left the place hur,
riedly at the cry of Fire she grabbed up "A a
which she supposed contained slS5. She found.
after the nro was ex,ngnished and excitement
that she n had sken pn5sf To the nt an
found that the other purse was missing;
John PRYOR who occupied the north fiat the
fourth floor sustained a loss OF all his household
The janitor OF the fats and some Of the neigh
hors are authority for the statement that the Fire
Department was remarkably slow In responding to
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Board of Aldermen meeting
Woman Suffrage League musical entertainments
No 56 East Fifty-scvcnth-st
Performance of Tanning OF the Shrew In ald OF
81. Aeatha's Home. Days Theatre. p m
New-York Retail butchers annual ball, LeXing-
ton Avenue opera House
Railroad Commissioners meeting II a. m.
Investigation of trolley accidents. city Hail.
Brooklyn. 2:20 p. m.
Or Lysander Dickcrman before the society ior
Bible Study. Temple Emanu-El p. m
Professor Locke Richardson's recitations. Union
League Club. evening.
r. L. Bibbins and r. Z. Woman before noon
prayer-meoting No llS Fulton-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
DP. RdIySFORD TO MEN.

E,lIowIng a custom started when he took the
rec;orship Of St. Georges some years ago. by
which the first Sunday night of the new year was
.,.o,od IN n sermon for men only. the Rev. DR..
poinsford gave a sermon on Purity" last night In
the church in Stuyvesant Square to an audience
that crowded every available inch Of space within
,hn snacious edifice Dr. Rainsford said in part:
Will ask you look at this subject IRON me
.,o e,andnoints as citizens and as indlvlduals
~ IITI} Is The duty OF the citizen to marry and have
children The aim and Object o, ever cyonSon
Present am full OF sympathy for the mni',ude ,hnr
- ,ronnp men whose financial prospects IN ther
u ytey render marriage impossible. We must 10,
seher work for the al ' shall be
vnssibIe 10 larger numbers Of our citizens thah a'
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
NEWARK.

ous-esesa woman who came from Paterson.
called at No 81 Condt-st yesterday and asked 10
see a man named Camille Grosshardt' French
steel engraver, who lodged there. Lawrence hart
man who keeps the house. went to Gosshaidt 5
room 10 call him and found the room 1uli OF gas
escaping from Il Set and sas-s'oVe' "roSShaiD "
u,s lying dead on the bed He thirty-two
veors ,ld and formerly lived in Paterson. 1t was
uncertain whether the escape Of the gas was due
70 carolrssness or design. The County Physician
Investigated the case. and said it was not case OF
suicide .. l.,,. c,.s,a,r
Comrany has received claims against the company
aggregaiinr ssis g72 81 which will be scaled down.
The assets are less than $-Oo.NO
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
WHITE PLAINS.

Hebron Lodge. No. 229, !. O. o. +" VIII 'nS'H''
., =. ,aorrorv evening Special re-
', o,,,,cee WILL IN. held in the Memorial Metho-
die, En,scopal Church every evening this week
under the direction of the Rev. Dr. McChesheE'
Mr. and Mrs John Levens of the simpson
Methodist Episcopal Church. BROOKLYN lea IN ,lf
.,nsnel meetings in the Lexington Avenue fapl!a'
,orw this evening The Misses Mabel Sn!ifn' lizzle
Wnoore Dora Cuinby Rachel Cainsboro anna
Robv Clara Sniffin. Cora kinch ara A''ios s
Nichols will conduct an entertainment III d." -
The little ones in the House Of Nazareth.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07

Business is founded upon honesty
and good Judgment. Test both this
way at a acknowledgements it
store.
Buy some inexpensive article. II it's
good, so much to the credit of judg-
mcnt if il isn't good, SO much against
.judgmcnt-go back for your money.
If Won don't get your money, that's
cnough-thc merchant is dishonest. IT
YOU get your money, try again; yol
may have struck the only bad bargain
in the store.
Satisfy yourself as to both honesty
and good Judgment; but be sure of
honesty, for that protects you against
loss if Judgment should fail.
listers, ovcrcoats, suits, hats, shoes,
undcrwcar-to-ft- -pecnlar-s shapes, fur
nishings, and your money back if you
want it.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
nnoanMAr 5,nNE %e9?:i E5%S.;
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
WORKMAN KILLED BY A FALL.

John Colby. twcnty-thrce years Old employed on
thc South Th.rd-st. building Of the liaveIneyer
e,,,,or r.nncri.s was instantly killed at O'Clock
Yesterday morning by falling from wall thirty
five feet high. colby passing along the top
of the wall from refinery to another, "hnh
he sllnrcd and fen hoadlOng into the YARD. lie
sfruck on his head and his neck was broken. ,
Colby's body was carried TO ms nome 80 ,r 20
Rerrv-st and Coroner Crodmcr was sent Tor. 1nP
drad man was unmarried and has no relatives in
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
RUTHERFORD.

The yestry OF Grace Church feels much encour-
aged over the liberal responses being made TO the
annaal for funds member Of the vestry said
ON Saturday that the floating indebtedness Of the
church amounted 10 s175 and that 5 p had already
been pledged.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
JERSEY CITY.

The man who died at the City Hospital in Jersey
City on Saturday night. having faIlen uhcoh-
scious on the Erie ferryboat John Mccullough,
was Yesterday identified az Jacob Spencer Rlanck,
OF Rideewood. He was forty-eght years M GA o Ia ana
Whitman q Co.. OF New-York, as salesman;
The body will Will be removed to Rldsewood
tO-IaV
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
prcrDr or THE INFANT CHRISF BURNED.

A fire which originated in the crlb or hahs'r
,,s,, o,ure Of the infant Jesus. before the
altar in the house occupied by the Sisters OF 81
FRANCIS at No. lr Sulllvan-st, consumed the
maneer and the figure 1t contained at SID O'Clock
Yesterday morning figure OF the virgin Mary
and also several figures representing the Masl OF
wise men OF the East, were scorched
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07
TIE ONLY BREA KAGF.

From The Chicago Tribune
..vo,, hrouybt all that beautiful china back with
you?" exclaimed the caller l'ldh you p'eah any
thing - -, ., .o,i,od tho ,,
ING Young lady who had just returned from Europe.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-07

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n THE NEw-YOEK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
CEIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE No. l2t2 broad
way. ID door north Of Thirty nrsi,s,.: and ApVEH,
TISfMENTS at following Branch Offices: 25@
Eghthavc. corner Twenty y-thrdst u. SixthhNr
Isl Fourth ave Fourteenhrt $50 1hirdave: 100
Ih;rd Forty eNeIth LOG 1hrd-avc. near
frs,-ave: iO6 West Forty second 81
100 Columbus 80 Avenue A. i327 Thirdavc 20 West
Foureenth-st 23I Wcs, Forty second 'at Third ave
ana Third-ave; 2O5i Thrd-ave between one hundred
and twelfth and One hundred and thirteenth sts