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One Cent rss, R5s
PERSONALS.
PROF. LAwRENCE,
No advertisements less than f0s.

PROF. LAWRENCE, the great
clairvoyant uf the West, is located at 224
G street northwest, where he will receive
calIs iaily and Sunday for clairvoyant
readings.
UNLIKE MANY OTHERS, he asks no
pretensions. but comes strictly and quickly
10 the point end tells your name, age, oc-
bilities, what your troubles, anXletles'
hopes, fears, wishes and ambitions are,
and how To obtain the best possible re-
suits In either case.
HE Is NOT HERE TO read your mind
nor guess at things, neither is he here to
entertain curiosity seekers.
HE'S HERB TO GIVE HONEST ADVICE
and truthful predictions and lnteTpreta-
tions to those who are seeking to Better
their conditions and profit themselves by
the revelations made through a genuine
clairyoyant.
For the cause that needs assistance,
For the Wrongs that need resistance,
For the future in the distance,
And the good that he can 90.
His advice may save you many dollar:
many tear and sigh, and the saddest OF
all sad words, lit might have been.
HE TELLS THE NAME, AGE, ETC,
of your present company, wife or husband.
and also the name. age, occupation, dlspo-
sition, location and financial standing or
your future husband or Wife, ana date or
marriage. II your home Is unhappy, your
companion inconstaut, your friends untrue,
remember there is Il reason and n remedy,
and it is your duty 10 find II and profit
by the knowledge gained.
THE WORLD Is MADE SAD
/ by tens OF thousands of failures and wrecked
! or disappointed lives, made so through
| hasty conclusions, unsound Judgment or
! the entering into and following of husI-
! ness profession or trade for which rdtuN
| has not iBteaded them. PC sure You are
! right then go ahead" Nature has been 50
/ generous as To endow Prof. La wTence with
/ the wonderful gift OF penetrating The mystic
/ future. and 10 those who wish ADVICE and
! a id upon awsuitS, business, love, arriage,
! divorce, lost Orstoien property, Spcculations,
! estates, health, or any OF the pcipleXlng
! questions OF life, call and be convinced or
/ his power 10 ana you.
/ He IS the only man who understands
/ perfectly the Black Art of ancient Egypt,
/ or 'cha rnI:yTorkiug' for family difficult
/ ties, lovers CUa UelS, success III business.
/ etc So confident is he of his ability
I 10 bring success i'll business and speculation,
or To bring To you the lost lover, friend,
: or sweetheart. or cause a marriage with
( the one or your choice, that he viii lend,
I free, the Magic TIA aii~nan" for three
! months, and viii guara success in
! every case 10 those who follow carefully
/ the directions ana requirements Fees
| for readings, s. and upward Hours, 8
! 70 Q daily, and sunday 22o st. NV.
se6-tf
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E4GEEAh
InErfect sept 8, 1885.
40 40 a NJ PENNSYLVANIA LIN
ITEU-f'uIiman Sleeping. Dining, smOk-
ing and Observation Cars Harrisburg TO
Cnicago Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st.
Louis. Cleveland. ard Toledo Bullet
Parlor Car t0 Harrisburg
1910 4 M FAST LlNE.-Pullman
Baf1cJ FarIoF Car 10 Harrisburg. ParloI
ano Dining Cars, Harrisburg 10 PITTS
$40 p II. CHCAGoAND ST LOUIS
FNnEIS~ PuHman Bu ffet Parlor
Car 10 Harrisburg Sleeping ald DiniLS
Cars ErTi>purg 10 st Louis, Cincinnati,
Louisville. ana chicago.
TO p RI WESTERN ENPEESS.-
Pullman Sleeping Car 10 Chicago. and
HarrlS1urg 10 Cleveland DINING Car 10
10 r NJ. sOUTHwEsTERN .EX-
RESS--P uliman Sleeping and Dining
Cars 20 ST Louis, ana Sleeping Car
Harrisburg TO Cincinnati.
1910 =. NI.-fAClFIC EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping car 10 PlttsburE.
z.BG A. RI for Kane, CaHandalgua,
KocHesIoT, aiG Niagara Falls daily, ez-
7O.3O a. RI. for Elmira and Rcnavo,
daily, cNcept Sunday For Williams
pcr daily. 40 o. IA
g.1O Ps Nj. for Nllllamsport, Roches-
Ter. Buualo. and Niagara Falls daily,
except Saturday. with sleeping car Wash
iEG'Hn 10 SutIcnsion Bridge via Buffalo.
1870 E7s NJ. Tor Erie. CanaLdalgna,
Rochester. Buffalo, and Niagara Falls
daily. sleeping car Washington to Elmira
For Philadelphia, New York and the
East.
400 M. CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
TIED" All ParlOT Cars, with Dining
Car from Baltimore. for New York
daily, Tor Philadelphia weekdays. Regu-
lar "a I-05 dining Cara, 20, 900,
Carl "a IA, u 10, 8.15, 4.20, $40, 1000,
and II 30 .. N. On sunday, 7.O5
CDnH.g Carl, 20. 9C0, ] 90 dining
Carr "a "a. .. .l5. g ., 4-20, $40, 1000,
au0 l.35 .. m. For Philadelphia only,
Fast Express 80 a. IN. weekdays. Ex-
press 2 -ol and, . 40 p. M. daily.
For Boston. without change, 80 a. m.
week days. aud 3.15 p. IN. daily.
For Baltimore 6.25, 7.05, 7-20. $50, 100,
1000. 1920, LEO and 11.5O a. M,
12-I5. 2.Ol, BIB, $40 400 Lmited),
4 20. $50. 3 40 COS. Z. 20, Z 10, 1000,
day, : .05, 7-20, 800. SOB, 1890, II 90
Limredl, 420, $40. COS, 6.4O, 7.1O.
1000, l0.40 and 11.35 p. m.
For Pope's Creek Line, 20 a. N. and 4.36
D. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. : 20, 500 a. m, IL. 10 and
42O D. m. Caily, except Sunday. sun
Gays, 800 a. IN. and 4.20 p. m.
mOnd. Jacksonville and Tampa, 4.30
a. m. 80 p m. daily; RiohmoHd, and
only. 1857 a. m. week days.
Accommodation for Quantico, 7:45 a. M
daily, and % p. M week days.
Tor Alexandra, 4. 80, 6.35, 7.45, $40.
go. 425. 300, 300 5.s7, 8 " 6.f5' f5 s.62.
80, 7.45, 9.45 a. NJ: 2.45, 6.15.
S.02, and 1910 y. NJ.
leave Alexandria for washington, eos,
Gas, 7o5, 500, 80. 1918, 1925,
a NJ: ] 90, 2I5, 300, 3.23, 300,
3 30, 6.13. 7.C0, z 20, $40, 10.52,
and j OS y. N. OnSunday at 6 .43, $40,
10. 2S a. M; 2.l5, 5.30, 700, 7.20,
8 10. and 1852 p. m.
Ticket offices, northeast corner of Thir-
tecnth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and al the station, Sixth and B streets,
where orders can be left for the checking
OF baggage To destination from hotels and
residences.
s. NJ PROVOST, JR WOOD,
Gen Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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DIR. CaIyer,s G. A. r. Poem:

The committee on halls and camp fires
of the citizens committee of the G.. A. R.
encampment at LouisvilleS having invited
DR.. Thomas Carver, of this city, to de-
liver a poem in the public exercises in
cident to the encampment, he has written
poem for the occasion entitled The Grand
Army OF Peace" The argument is that the
men who were foremost in the family fray
that ended thirty years ago have since been
the leaders in the arts aud industrials that
have brought this country to the magnificent
condition OF prosperity il enjoys to-day. ~
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GOOD RECORD ron HONESTY.
Y Nevertheless Hiram SlOman Was
Ar-rc..-tc sr1.rninl..r,

Detective Proctor arrested Hiram SlO-
man, twenty-five years old. on complaint
piCiCuS character.
SlOman is well known here but has a
clean record, it is said, so far as honesty
goes. he has very sick wife in Baltimore
and claims that his arrest and detention
from her is an Injustice
The arrest grew out OF a transaction
OF several months ago when, SlOman says,
he and his wife weFe' boarding with the
Richardson's and the latter loaned Mrs.
Sloman several minor articles OF clothing,
which she has so far failed TO return
To get revenge, the prisoner says, Rich
ardSOn had him arrested
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oUILL's CASTLE RAIDED.
Officers Make Their Appearance just
as a Scrap Ends.

as scrap Ends.
Quin's Castle, a little frame stru
on Massachusetts avenue, between North
Capitol street and New Jersey avenue, was
raided before daylight yesterday morn
ing by FarrOlmeu MCNamee and d. J.
Lynch, OF the Sixth precinct The shauty
gained its name from Johanna Quill, a
queer little woman, who is fond OF strong
drink aud lively company.
When the officers descended upon the
place Johanna was drunk ana had Just
emerged from scrap with one OF her
gentlemen friends" He held a brand
new beer ''gFowler" in one hand and
was hopping the blood from her face with
the other.
The other occupants OF the castle, >,
Mary Williams, a gi ddy CTea ture OF
forty years; Michael Sullivan, a ud James
COnuerS, Were all more OF less enthusi-
astiC as result OF too much strong drink.
They formed a procession and We're marched
70 No. 8 station, where they were al
charged with being vagrantS.
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Citizens monthly Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Northeast Washington Citizens Association
phenic Hail, corner OF Eleventh and 81
streets northeast.
Every member is expected to attend this
meeting, as several matters OF interest viii
be discussed and interesting reports from
committees ON steam railroads and schools
submitted.
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Low Rates to G.. A. r. National En-
campment, via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

For National Encampment OF the Grand
Army of the Republic, to be held at Louis
vile, KY, the Pennsylvania Railroad viii
sell September Z TO 10 inclusive, good to
return until October 6, round-trip tickets
washington TO Louisville, Ky, and return,
at rate Of S13.25.
The morning times., 1895-09-09
Stole a Gold watch

Joseph Cooper, OF No. 1OO2U street north
west, last night reported to the Eighth
precinct station that a thief entered his
house and stole a gold watch valued at S1S.
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Needed TO Be watcbed

About O'Clock yesterday morning Po-
licemen d. J. Lynch and McNamee found
Thomas Palmer emerging from the areaway
of a dwelling in the vicinity of the Govern
ment P rinting Office. A lady in the neigh.
borhood informed the officers that she had
been watching Palmer for some time. and
saw him trying the rear window shutters
of several residences The prisoner gave
his occupation as a stone n.ascn. he
was locked up at No. @ on the charge OF
being suspicious character.
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FOR LEASE CIR RENT-1433 r.
!. ave i rooms; large yard als o 1901
Hardwood ave, lie Drcit Park; corner
house opposite asphalt circle and street; l
rooms. WM BIRNEY 45S La. ave.
sc5-A iced
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.
LOST.

LOST-Aug. 80 near cor. OF Pa. ave. ana
4th st. se on cable car 201, going west,
a lady's gold watch; the finder will please
leave if with T. z. Jacobs, 210 4th st. Sc,
and be rewarded. Mrs. HARRY c. LED
DON, Cleveland, Ohio. se73t
LOST-White face Skye terrier-like a
lion. Liberal reward. Mrs. REED, S12
18th NV. 1t
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SIMMER RESORTS.

JOHNSON HOUSE. Colonial Beach.
ON wafer front. ttTuis rcslsaua llc. spc-
cial rates to parties. Address MRS. q. e
JOHNSON. seo-al
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CALVERT RI AESLON viii re-
main oDen Tor the fan and winter, train
service a few minutes from city.
auCT-3t.
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FOR RENT-STABLE.
in rear OF 42T n. Y. ave. on wide alley;
81 per month. sepT s {
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DUNCANsoN BROS, AUCTloNEERi
PROPOSALS..

OFFICE Of the Commissioners OF the
IIiSIrrI of Columbia, Washington, Sept.
Sin. $40 Scaled proposals VIII be re-
C.IveI at this office untn > O'Clock m,
September 18TH. 1888. for constructing
a rubhEr masonry wall on Sherman avenue,
between Grant and Irving streets. All
necessary information can bc obtained
at this office
John W ROSS.
GEORGE TET ESDELL,
CHAS r. POW ELL.
se--Gt1GS Commissioners u. G.
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wANTED-To exchange a fine gold
watch for coal and wood. Address
JEwELER. this office. se5-5t
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WA NTED-Ag gentleman Of experience
about to open real estate office, re-
spectfully solicits those having houses foi
sale or rent, or lots for sale. TO list the same
OD his books. Suburban property especially
desired. Property advertised, and every
effort made 10 Sell. No expense unless
sold. Desirable tenants secured. Send
description OF property with lowest price,
or rwilcallifdesired. Address STANLEY"
this office se6- -5t
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Mo7TEY TO LOAN.

Money Wanted and to
Loan. We will loan you
money ats and 6 per cent on
improved or unimproved d.
c. real estate or to persons
contemplating building. No
delay where the security Of
fered is good.
T. O. ANDERSON .E co,
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rnR REST-STnRE

FOR REMC-Part OF store at 10 st,
aI reaSUnaBic price. Inquire LOUVRE
GLOW ECO, 937 + st.nw. seS-2t
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
NOR RENT

5,8 st NV str s. 500 sw, mi, 7r... 10 90
dwC, q SlTo 10 l3lS ct NV, ,mi,9r 1S 90
1894 Mass. ay. NV. 325 18th st sw, rs IS 90
mi, l6 rs...... i0l 0l 439 9th NV, I'd FIR
l16l nv, /, l3r. OI W 2r..... ,......... 10 %
3l9 4 NV, IN !, l5f.. DO 10 10 Mass. ave NV,
l120 9th nw,mi ,l3r t0 50 5r...,,........... 1850
1903 l. INV mi l2r.. 5O 5S 22Gl tn st sW, Or. l6 so
SH h NV, III l. I3r. 90 % llj3 lytn NV, or. 10 40
2.50 G. NV, III l. i2r. 5Oiup 20j eth NV, 6r.. I5 30
Sl3 81 NV mi, l2rS - w tOo Whitney ave
go 18th NV, mi, l2r'Ac Oe NV, 1r.. stable. 10 %
i422 33d NV, ,lUr % 3p2l32 llth NV, + r.. ID 90
go X. ave NV, III Cor ~ Grant ave
i,i0r ............ ~ 5J NV, rs :........ ID 90
42S NV. III i, ST.. 70 on scott ave NV, 6r 10 OO
I'll Mass ave ne, 2i5 ~ NV, lst fir 2r J. 60
N 4, q r......-. ~ W luU4 ave nw,6r u %
9lO9 st NV, str y 5ll 18th sw, 6r 80. IA w
dwe, rs.....-..' 20 90. i23 u st sw. Or. IL 81
lb1l Marion 81 NV, eiG2I oak st nw,ml,
III /, ST .......... - 5Ql RS. S.............. IL %
1860 q NV, IN sr. - 1916 14th sw, 5r.... l3 30
@3l ID NV, IN !, ft I'D W Sii3 Grant aY nw,5r ~ 80
1910 Columbia st .s, lt.33 l. sc, 5r........ u 81
NV, IN /, Sr..-.-. - ~ b5J l. sc, 0r....-.- IL %
1I4p 9th NV, mi, 7r - SOL 2jIb Gin NV. Dr.. u on
POS 10th 81 ne, mi 1896 ne, Gr...... IL 10
7r-.............. so 5nl6i0 Sumner st NV,
fj5 Isl sc, IN l. 1r. II 90 5r...........- lO JO
2lJ II ne. III l. 7r. q 09I!tear 22T 18th sw,
1G0i II ne, III i. 1r. 70 ~ lO 30
Gl3 G Sc, 7r III > 10 20 rs Reeves st DIV,
l820 7 NV, m /, Gr., ~ 3pl rs. 10 SO
1913 5th st NV, Gordon ave re,
mi, or, e. " OUl 5r...-.-....... . w
J0i - ST. sw, str. Cor 9th&E SITS NV,
and dWg 5r...... 20 00 unfur rooms
SOC T. st NV, Cd
floor, n ........s go 00I
STORES
5ls 9Th NV, store 50l ll5 ct sw, str
and dwlg, Pr. $40 0JI ,S dwg, 5 rs. ... $50 90
go 9Th st uw store so Sth stnw. % 90
S dwelling, or. % so
STABLES
lO5 Diapers alley Rear 1913 18th NV $40 90
sw ..............slS CGiRear 3l9 nw.... 10 %
1926 18TH NV, sta
bio and SHOP, 10 90
A. :. CAYWOOD, 933 9Th St NV.
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One Cent dsap R5a
No advertisement less than i0s.
INsrRANCE srArENENTs.

STATEMENT of the condition of the Metro
poIitan Plate Glass Insurance Company.
of New York, on the 9Oth day Of Juue, 1885, as
required by act Of Congress approved July %,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
wANTED-A gentleman of experience

MRS. LUyTNIA HOW BID.
, CateresS. Meals served. 129 4th ST
NV. SCb-4b
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FOR RENT-FARMs

FOR RENT-3O-acre farm, very rich
land; finest location; extra cool water;
moderate rent. Apply to owner, Mrs. IsA-
BELLA HAGAN, Central ave-, Benning,
d. G. se37t
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The Evening Times gives all the
news for q cent.
The morning times., 1895-09-09

The Evening Times gives all tha
news for Il cent.
The morning times., 1895-09-09

FOR SALE-I have 6-rm. houses for
$500, rm. houses for S3,100, S-rm.
houses for $4,000; all mod. imps.; cellars;
pressed brick fronts, that ca sell cheap
and on very easy terms, OF trade for un-
improved ground. S. CARR, 1855 Nd
ave. ne. Sep7-3t
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Massa chusctts Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Of Springfield, Mass. Semi-Annual
Statement required by act Of Congress ap-
proved July %, 1872
Assets June 81 1Se5 testpated) =. SIC, ,1i2 056 81
Liza Jililies,i including reserve, testi-
mates0 ......-...-.............. I4,ss3,OI7.75
last six months ..-.......-..-.... ssO,5l273
Current expenses, including COM
missions, last six mont-s,.... z345871
JNO. \. HALL, President
II. NJ. PHILLIPS. Secretary
Subscribed and worn to before me this 18th
day Of August, 1895.
SEAL WHEELER II HALL,
Notary Public
F. 6 BIGGS, Manager,
3 South Street, baltimore
Washington Onice: a Washington Loan and
Trust Building.
F p. BATEMAS, District Agent
Mrs Z. Z NYE, Cashier.
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FOR RENT-ROONfS

FRONT parlor tor doctor OF dentist
fur or unfur. private family 225 y.
CaD St heI st
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

LTION OOI,NER Or sIAiH AND D
sTREETS
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If you wish instruction In oil painting,
in the shortest time and for the lowest
rates, call on or address ARTIST, 800 @
ST. ne. SeS-St
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DA ANCJNG pupils desired by lady
teachers; 81 any hour; six lessons 50;
refs. Address for five days DESIRED,
this office. sepT-6t
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FOR SALE-On easy terms, new cor
ner house on Eighteenth street north
west; rooms, bath, furnace room, and
kitchen and a m. j. Address /. A . NJ. No
agents need aDply aug7-7t
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ROBERT l.. AYNEs practical
paper hanger. Highlands, p. o. ad-

dress. Bladensburg. Nd. se5-5t
WE donj care to do "cheap''-"slop'-
printing. and most everybody knows
Il and they know we don't care who knows
II. Prices right NJ w. MOORE, Gen.
Man, Law Reporter Company, 51S 9th
81. NV. au22
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FOR SALE-Atas a sacrifice, one of those
buff brick, white stone, 12-roomer house
one-haif so. from the Capitol; offer wanted.
FOSTER & FOSTER. Gil F st. NV. se7-3t
FOR SALE-Brookland, Broom frame
house; 2-story stable; porch, shade, wa
ter, latrobe; lot 25x150. Price, 81 800.
CHAs. SICKELS, Dover St., bet. 18th and
| 18th SITS. se3-7t
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NfHdB. ESTELLE tells all the events
OF life in German and English; hOurs,
9 a. IN. TO 10 p. m; 20 and 90 cents;
cures all cases Of running or dry sores.
9i3 10th st. NV. au30-lm
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MONEY TO LOAN-AU clesses OF rea
cas- ale iua;ls made with promptness At cur
rem rates. THE hcLACHLEN REAL
EsTATE AND LOAN company, cor
Ger lOtb and q stTects NV. IuSts
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One Cent nsa1 P5a
No advertisement less than ! 0e
FOR RENT-RooAIs.

FOR RENT-Handsome rose~ ood fur
nished room for rent cheap. 722 11th
st. NV. Se3-7t
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MONEY TO loan at and per cent.
on District OF Columbia realty: no
DELAY il security is satisfactory.
WALTER d ACKER, T04 l4th NV
5y3l-u
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TRY the Indian Forest Salve" for
piles, carbuncles. For sale by all drug
pisks sPS-3t
The morning times., 1895-09-09

-Eo p ri WESTERN ENPEESS.-
Pullman Sleeping Car 10 Chicago. and
Harrisburg 10 Cleveland Dining Car TO
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EVERYTHING is cheap. 1t costs
one cent to get any kind of help you
want, from housekeeper to hostler; Send
NV SeS-Sb
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FOR SALE-Handsome, new, eight
room cottage; best location j n Brook
land. For particulars apply corner 18th
and La nSing SITS. Brook and. 1t
The morning times., 1895-09-09
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ACCOuRTS collected on your COM
mission; security If required DAY is,
fhiS office II
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,m,hst s 23l.3 II OF ist-ave. lsexlns; Her
w. Uorenburger and Jacob Fey and wives TO
NJ Deutsche Spar and Credit Nerein.
80 nroperty; the Deutscher spar ana Credit
sTarein TO Frank Straub. ..........
,,.,h.st $ s i.5 IL e OF Park-aNe 2DxlvO H. VIII
',sr sollfrey and wife to Abraham = Biermahh
80, No 20 East: Ernest y Perrin executor OF
'pschel : Perrin, to II W Merington.
CO.. =, n : 225 & II @ Of Columbus ave. lSoxlVV.o'
rrancis Craw ford and wife to Frances Baumann
sasst N 37A II Of Tenth-aNe 2oNlVo; Saniuei
Ahhoft and wife to Alfred Rauchfuss
,Ss IS o. to 80 and other lots on map or ~ lots
- ,he Kemp estate Twentythird Ward; John IL
~ Kemp TO Emeline \ Kemp
,.s,h-st 1871 4 II of Frarklin-aNe, 2oN]Vf-o'
'I-,nogene A Burnet. ct al TO Eugene salvatore
csn,nson-st $ 1911 II OF Honest, Soxloc.
frederick o Johannesen and wife to clarence
- ..
pr,egs-ave n $ lot 1,OJ1. map Laconia PARK
Williams Bridge Levi II Mace and wife TO VIII
sir,nson-si " 5. 2l05 Z; Of Honest. losxlVo'
usry Y Mcdowell to Paul Wielsnd. q
s,uthe~n Boulevard. s. IS Z; n or tomes 'oN
loo. Frederick Johannesen and wife to IL 'i"'-
s,shb,ns. ave, $ 1870 II OF Freeman-st 2ox
io7 3x25xl26.1i karel Pekarek ana "He ~
owen RelllCN ..' - Nyiil-
,,efh- Z $ ao7 II . Of Ith-ave. lsxlo II; VIII,
IAN 4 Havemeyer and another trustees oi
henrietta W Havemeyer TO Francis W hassS,' ,n',So
s;mnsor-st . = 1911 II OF Honest "NiV"'
varv Bowen 10 Frederick Johanneseh
Inthony-ave W s. 1910 IT n OF BeIry.st t.,IlA t.,I,H
-0Gx-x16.2: John u Beals and whe 10 '""'''
Dexheimer ......-......... '''''' - ''''
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Baum Elizabeth. to Harlem Savings BANK S
'Wehster-ave 100 II Of 17lst-st. year
paumann Frances to Francis crawford. n
soh-st Dos 6 II q Of Columbus ave year.
De,hein,er Charles and wife TO l.orenZ cause,
" Anthony-ave 76.10 II OF berry-st
..'' - =. =.
Cnnnrecht- Gustav and wife 10 Adam Happel'
No hai East i2th-s,. demand
Yafemann. John o. and wife to Sarah ii Powell
\ I35th-st $50 Z, Of 50 Ann save. year.
ualsev Francis W to WillaiU A HaNemeyer
Tih-ave. ins;almenis ....:......'. 80.
Eiernan James NJ 10 Jemima Henderson
$ Boston-aVe. 49l II n OF Parot-st years
Merngton W T.. to tie Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society ~ the United States 43d-st.
~ Z. " of Madison ave. years.
Nertens Frederick ". and wife 10 the German
savings Bank of the City of New-York.
corner iiata-st and 7th-ave. year ...........'
Marshall. William r. 10 John II Ryer. cor
ner Mad!son-ave and Monroe-st, wears ......
Niebuhr. William II. to william T Hockey.
li3th-st 225 II Of 5th-ave. year ........
Richard Oscar l.. and another 10 the lnstitu-
tior FOR the Savings ~ Merchants Clerks,
12i-st - Il Of Park-ave Years 80.
Salvatore Eugene. to Harlem Cooperative Build
ing and Loan Association. l6sth-st lO04
4 . ~ Franklin-ave, instalments .............
Thomas VI Louise 10 the Excelsior Savings
Bank ~ the City Of NewYork. 5 Thomas
ave i24G II 81 corner plot :. map by
William Livingston. years ..-.-..-..........
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
REAL ESTATE.
pr,s1NEss AT THE EXCHANGES.

=, T.. -,r,ored tha, the Sternberger estate mas So''
s,.s-storv buildings No. 525 Broadway running
.srourh to Mercer-st.. and including the sou'nwes'
'".v ~ hat street and Sprng-st. The frontage
- ., feet on Broadway and 81 feet on Mercer r-s'. ~
,ere the Sprng-st. front takes In nos. ~ ~ n
The consideration is understood 10 De "uo"s Ia S ,nn
,r, a ,house on the east side OF Amsterdam
nv scir feet north of Observation-Disclosures
at about $4,000 .u,,,, c.,-
- assx75. on the northeast corner OF second
.vs and Nineteenth-st to Peter Freess' lor ~'o'"v
rs. sales at private contract during the week
In ~ 0ctober is amounted to about Sl.7WM as
enu,e enunsered with the corresponding week OF lS4 OF
49, auction sales for the week ending OCTOBER ~
Invrtsd Inv no S634 4s4 as compared with the cor
snsnonding week OF 1894 OF S6Z'&2s , -
pyHrooS,yn the auction sales for the week end
r october I9 amounted to Ssl6Ss as compared win
he corresponding week OF 1894 OF S@--i"'
New-York tribune., 1895-10-20
RIuDING PLANS FILED.

TIE following plans for buildings and alterations
were fled with the Building Department:
New buildings
l25h-st n = 40 Of 5th-ave. by Henry
Rayn0r Of No 21T West 125thst. for two
s,ory brick club and stores $1,000
I1ifh-st and Jerorne-ave. corner Gear) by
Mary Murphy OF No O. 2292 1th-ave. for
fh-ee-storv frame stable and sheds. ZOO
lTsIa-s and Jerome-ave corner, by same
m ,e '"',s'o'' anu "'''' .'"'"e "'..'. inns sooo
1csih-st 2 o. Frqnklyn-ave. corner. by
ifree.,ory frame dwelling ..e............ 5000
Alterations
>ed-st No l33 West. by Lydia Grace ot
soTe and ......"'.....'.. $4,000
Tih-ave. No 23i1 BY Frederick Luuy 10
three-story brick dwelling. g.................. go
I2ltbst No. 14g West. by Frederick Holender
Co. a foui-story brick clubhouse and
Boston-ave. 275 169th-st. by Sophie
/ Henry. 10 two and one-haf story frame 49,
3d-Ave W e. go II OF 16ath-st, by Jacob
segel. a Cne-story frame shed ............. 800