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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-21
HE WILL USE HIS AXE.
GLEASON GETS HIS WRIT OF MANDAMUs
FROM JUDGE GAYNOR.
THE RECOUNT OF VOTES IN LONG ISLAND CITY
WILL MAKE HIM MAYOR. AND IF HIS PROM
IsEs ARE FULFILLED THERE WILL

THE RECOUNT OF VOTES IN LONG ISLAND CITY
WILL MAKE HIM MAYOR. AND IF HIS PROM
Uses ARE FULFILLED THERE WILL
BE SOME LIVELY TIMES.
Judge Gavnor OF the Supreme Court granted the
application of Patrick ]. Gleason yesterday lot
mandamus TO compel the inspectors OF election IN
two Of the districts N Long Island CITY 10 correct
their returns on the vote for Mayor and also TO
comnel the CITY Clerk OF Long Island to recanvass
the vote so returned This ruling OF the court en-
titles Mr. Gleason to certificate OF eiecuon al
though his opponent Mr.. Madden, has already
taken the oath Of office.
Judge Gaynor says IN his decision that the record
OF the vote in one district turned in to the city
clerk sis false. and upon its face appears to be
Intentionally false and fraudulent 1t gives the
total as 800 instead OF 3oo the vote for Strong
as 23 instead of Az that for Madden as l4 instead
of lO9 that for Gleason as 80 instead OF os ana no
vote for Woodruff. There is no clerical error here
but change Of every number" Judge Gaynor also
SAYS: 1T also appears before me by the original
statement of canvass of the Second District of the
First Ward and oy the certified copies delivered
n the Supervisor and City Clerk that Madden there
received i25 votes In making his said canvass the
though he thereby ADDED nrty more votes imam Were
cast IN that district The result of his can -vass
showed a plurality for Madden. whereas the true
returns elect Gleason. He issued certihcate OF OF
election to Madden who speedily took inc oa9h Oh
office The foregoing facts are not quest!Qiea; on
the contrary they were conceded to be the lac's
by the respondents upon the argument Beyond
dispute pretence, except a criminal one "'edso"
elected" ..orso,, -,
Mayor-elect Gleason was interviewed YESTERDAY on
the receipt from Brooklyn OF Judge Hayi i u
cison MIR Gleason refused to say any thlns untll
after he saw a copy of the opinion. Mr.. treason
previous TO election and stand on the platform on
which he was elected which consists or lower taxes,
new schools and general overhauling OF all the
civ departments There too many liquor stores
in Long Island City. he said, and the COST OF me
famous axe. as in the past and cut down all OBJ,
structiors I'm the public streets Mr.. Gleason sdld
fhere are masked burglars and drunkards in the
Police and Fire departments. and he VIII replace
bv properly assessing the many corporations IN.
Long Island City. which have been able TO snirk
ma wing the amount they should.
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REAL ESTATE.
,,,ss At THE EXCHANGE.

large crowd of operators and SPECTATORS at
ended the only sale held yesterday at the Broad
a, Real Estate Salesroom. The properly was
ooered in foreclosure by William Kennedy, ana
consisted Of thirteen fve-story single ana oouo'e
apartment houses ,., -. q, 9ven MAS sold 10
PANEL Meehan for $500; No S adjoining ZoaxSo
lev for 500 10: No 779. 255xOo. to NJ Me,fha an
t "a, eoo. No ISL 255x6O to Lewman Cowen tor
sci 600; Nos ISL and 7sS. TO Adler mern ser
f5xi5. to Myer 5. Isaaes for $3.50" No q, s : 40 No.
timing 25xiOn5 to r. J. Halhgan Tor so'fT, No;
sos West Fifty "a, .S lSS q, 40 sa,onims
TO the plaintiff John Jones' TRUSTEE &c Ier sytv
I phillips & Co. have sold No 80 WesI oIH,y-
r,nih.st a four-story Indiana limestone amer
basement and dwelling 25x65xloO5. Tor s'o'o" 10
William Moore; - -, ~. ,orr-s,orv brick
and stone dwelling No. 20 west sMty ri,
95vsnyIOO for about $500 to a private party rms
comn,etes the sale of the row recently compietpeu.
Charles e Schuyler has sold Tor lnoih as NJ NJ m
,s,on the four-story private dwelling: No ~ West
sovan,v- second-st. 2ix55xl022, for S5S;M 70 MIS-.
Charles Bentley. The same broker mas 500 ' ,ee
West Nnty-third-st.. lot 17xlOO5: TO fre9erick -:
Mccormick, OF Irvington- n-the-ifuusoh' ior aoout
$4,000 ~ -, III, ,or Ea.beriro
NJ Rradv the southwest corner of southern BOUT
yard and one hundred-and- eighty-seventh-st, 10
Alexander Kuh. for about SZ'V"
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ABOLISHING CHRISTMAS TIPS.
Ernm Tt Bits.


The question of servants tips has been cropping
up again At this time people are staying In country
houses and the sum Of money expected 10y mouse
thing dreadful. Many younger son and poverty
stricken spnster Of noble rank accepts an invita-
lion for the Christmas holidays In the hope OF
eetting board and lodging free for week or two,
and returns denuded Of all ready money ana 1eehhs
mean In the bargain. . -,
The Prince of Wales is taking the lead in dis
couraging this wholesale domestic eXtorton. Al
Sandr!ngham a servant is discharged who accepts
a tip and / hear that the Duchess Of Rutland Is
making a similar rule at Bevoir. and the Duchess
OF Portland Welbeck.
IL is actually stated that the hall porter OF a
wealthy nobleman's mansion in GrOsvenor Square
confesses to making $500 year over and above his
wages from the tips he receives from his master :
guests ,-, 9.
Al Warwick Castle the Prince of Wales left
go for the after staying there for snort
time This came to the of Lady Warwick,
and she has also ntmated her intention of inform
he received.
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COMPANION.-Ed travelled Eng
lishman desires position companion
and attendant on invalid. \. B., HYGIENE
Institute, J62 Broadway.
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,-,,ss q q 10 n OF Prospective. by w
Agate. Of crotonaaye, rd near dweins $500
p".a,aI,.s, Nos 26 and 30. by - Joachim
Church Roosevelt ..,, G0r 10000
,, ana on p pvs . y II Of i42dst. by Frank
r Dale. Of No os7 Wa''oh-ave' io' " "'e. 10000
tramnr.vs $ 27b II Of 16th-st by Ivy
Ashton Root, OF NO . n 81 M MwelIinr G5Oo
,.,,hs, Nos 10 and West. and Nos - and oO
West i5th-s the Colonial Real Estate AS-
socation OF NO .'r' p'oau"'' ~. 10000
,as,hs n from Mott TO Walton aves by me
estate Of august belmont i" " ."o'.os 10000
Nassar and W corner, by i,"nHnn
Wackav Of Englewood y. J., for an eighteen me-. ooo
story stone and brick Office building '"o""
Alterations:
orch.rist No 1865 b. estate OF Hamilton fisn,
~ No 5s Irving Place 10 four-story brick ,-o
STORE and tenement 81"
,t,dsons No IFS by a & Etzel. OF No COL
West End ave, n story brick factory ivD
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. 90 3:45 p m-Beef-Extra India mess
dull al rs Sd: prime dull at 57s I'd Pork-Prme
mess Western fine sos medium. dull at 45s.
Hams-short cut about IA 10 10 n. dull at 39s Bacon
Cumberland cut about % 80 10. dull 26s Cd; short
rbs % No. dull 27s Cd; long clear middles about
90 No. dull Dos Cd long and clear middes about 80 n
duh Shoulders-AbOut IL 10 Is II. dull at 2Is Cd.
IartPrime Western spot dull at rs Sd Cheese-Amer-
lean white steady AS. do colored steady al
AS. TaowPrme city steady at 22s Cottonseed oil
Liverpool refined steady at us Spirits OF urpentine
steady a 2Os Cd Rosin-CommOn steady at Is lid.
whesi-Eo winter firm IS ID No / Northern
spring firm IS 23d Flour-St. Louis fancy winter
steady at Is Corn-Mixed Western spot firm at 3s lAd
f9r new, December hrm at 81 2d January hrm at Is
steady 4OGSOs.
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ZEAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lG nh wsscn ms 10 HsSs,a 2''s n1a
4 israel and wife John e c. 1880
s7G: Mary DE Rivera to soIon Humphreys sooo
as q ..i al No ic 5. lis +, Of 2daye 2ssiocs
John Nc nughn wife to Henry Alter and ., ooo
aN wife corner 5$i-si 2,5xioo; Henry
a5yns5'oe 4s It Of Avenue A. 2oxiOo4;
Jane Ryan to Anna d9,h Hlnd sS75 also 2d.ave
100 10 It Of Gist-s 2ox75 John Brodsiy 10 600
5Sih-st s. a., III Hisr III Wionand "'"@. 1880
ci Jane Ryan " wv n Of ith-ave. 25xiCo5 Rob
ert S Bourne and another. executors and 'rus-
7a sfs' to 100 'fG@P g4qy sloss John
l9th-st - i ~ II newell '...... 1900
io2 ;: Eugene r Huckcl and wife to Helen
ei s9nh 5. 900 IT Of icxinstonave isxioo5;
52d,st. 80 42S West: Mary d Ryan to Della
A MS1a%' G No lits s. 10 Of i2sh-st iedx
a Si H' 30 e PSt g # Of G Idx77o;
, sane to H Ioh st MGMalle II # Of 5n.pve isx
'' ioo1i: fPederick " Livemore and wife to
'$ 2csF,5 20 sI5Ss Anthony S' wife
1Gih0s GY s's $. i5o # Of ioth-ave 5oxi2i;
c sn@nea 2u 7G 70 Of II % icsSoo
Henri ShopPsr and wife to Peter k fea "S"
Mary A Wilt to John t...................: 10000
St Nicholasave. Oil It Of centre line or
14sth-st l9.1lxl25; Dennis J Dwyer ct al 10 90
,1ob-st $ s 2l5 f. W Of Gd-ave 25xlOo.i1;
Frederick \ Brown as rus'ee, to Congresa- &C uo
l Ken 's s. s5 "'' Of Mannat,an-ave 2'xiooii
Caroline Ficke 10 Henry Fromme. ......... i
Same property; Henry Fromme to Henry
7,ba SSe n''T " corn i2oh-st 1oolx25 Hugh
ONeil and wife to Eliza Clark .:....,:;
115th-st. n s. 300 II Of boulevard. 25xlWll;
Alice - Munroe and another to the Metro
pol'an improvement, r he,,ysen loom
lOls SITS n 25x1Oo James Bradley and
wife TO Alexander Mclean ...............:.....
Same property: Alexander Mclean and wife 10
New-ave or Wadsworth-ave. s. 175 II Of
ls7th-st 25xf5o; John w Bartlett to Sarah
Southern Boulevard Q .. 100 It Of lG7th-st
25x1O0: Martha II Dye to Margaret " Smith. ]
Rockhed-st. n s. 675 II n Anthonv-ave. 25x
1906 w Morton and wife 70 Sarah Miller. 600
Robert Ross 10 John Harjers, 5r........:.. 80
Lot SCI, map Section \. Nyse estate; 23d Ward
Land improvement co to Nellie Rice. ........... 10
Interior strip. 49, II Of l02d-s adjoining land
and wife 70 Mary \ Wilt...................... 300
Interior lot adjoining above 2j9 II n Of l02d-st.
irregular, Isdore Cohen and wife 10 same. 100
solinsky Philip Fabel. ................ 20925
Central Park West. s. So n Of sith-st. OAK
100; Cephas Brainerd. jr. referee TO Frederick
ssth-st. n s. 1915 Il Of Riverside Drive look
zoos; Edward Hirsh and wife To James Carlew.
Lewis-st. 100 II Of Delancey-st. 25x75:
Annie Kersch 10 Annie Faber.. ...............
24th-st, :. so n W Of fth-ave. e0xi94: Mary
Phillips ~ F Jennings .................... 10
Macdousal-st. No 1l2 Hannah Couch 10 the
Missionary Society Of the Methodist Episcopal
'huici 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-21
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Dec 2O-'"The Boston Commercial Bulletin
will say Of the wool market The sales OF
the week $4,000 NJ. against 1850 NJ last week
and 33s 100 r the corresponding week OF last year The
sales date show increase OF i4s54sS ID domestic
and increase OF As3l9OOO N foreign from the safes
TO the date In 1884, The receipts TO date show
decrease Of 30 bales domestic and increase OF 29
bales foreign The dull and devoid OF all IN
teres There is some inquiry for tue very finest NNN
Ohio the choicest OF Australian but there Is
no brisk genera demand The sydney and Melbourne
markets have closed for the holidays prices being very
Arm American purchases in both South America ana
Australia far below what expected and barely II
q all larger than In December 1892 large number OF
Boseon buyers will 10 the London auctions to be held
January IL"
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Eeaal y Offices.
n EW-YORK SUPREME COCRT-Trial de-

n EW-YORK SUPREME COCRT.-Trial de-
~ sired in Kings County Catharne McCafery. Bridget
OConnor Maria Graft. Annie Kennedy Martin Cassidy,
plaintiffs against Patrick Cassidy and Cassidy.
his wife Mary Cassidy, wife OF Martin Cassidy Michael
Cassidy Caharine Scallcn. late widow OF Thomas Cas-
sdv deceased Cassidy. Josephine Cassidy Thomas
Cassidy. John Cassidy, Frank Hunt, Martin Hunt and
Bridget Hunt. his wife, defendants.
To the above-named defendants You are hereby sum
ndned to answer the complaint in this action. and to
serve COPY your the Plaintiffs Attorneys
within twenty after the service Of mis- summons
exclusive day service and in Of your failure
TO appear answer judgment will be taken against
by default Tor the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated May 18th. 1895.
MAPES & KELLY, Plaintiffs Attorneys Office and Post
ONCE address No 200 Broadway. New-iork, n y:
To the defendants Mary Cassidy wife of Martin Cas-
sidy. scaen. late widow of Thomas Cassidy.
deceased Maria Cassidy Josephine Cassidy, Thomas Cas-
sdy Cassidy Frank Hunt Martin Hunt and Bridget
Hunt his wife
ton pursuant order of Hon. Willard Bartlett a
Justice Of the Supreme OF the Of New York,
dated the 23d day Of November 1898 and filed with the
complaint H. the Office Of the Clerk Of the County of
Kings in the County House In the City OF Brook
lyn in the 10Th day Of November, 1898.
MAPES & KELLY. Plaintiffs Attorneys Office and Post
Office address, No. 200 Broadway. New-York. n. Y.
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WORK WANTED.
ooono~~~~N~~o~~ ~o.o~.~~~~-~-NNNo@o~
Male,

Male.
A. WM. L. HARTUNG.
Expert Accountant and AUDITOR,
Barnes building. Room s. q Park Row.
A GENTLEMAN. 20. would Ike 10 associate
himself with one or more reliable business
concerns as agent OF representative III TINS
city and section can furnish satisfactory
references as 30 ability ana UhhlaSte.
large circle OF business and social acquaint-
ances. +. y. RAY. "a Rhode lsland-aVe.
A CLERICAL. position Of responsibility Is
desired at once by young man OF 2b'
10 yrars' New-York City reference as 10
ability and character. bond II necessary.
-. W. Box II. Tribune ONCE.
BOOKKEEPING An experienced book
keeper Of middle Wishes position
easily accessible. Address LESLIE. Tri-
bune Office.
EOOKKEEPER.- Double entry; thorough.
reliable and good office manager. highly
recommended by chartered accountant and
others. commencing sa.ary. SIS age 30.
ACCOUNTS. PIG East l2Gth-st
ROOKKEEPER Experienced double en-
Try. competent and reliable. first-cla's ref
erences from present employer. who Is re-
firing from business salary moderate. RE
LIABLE. Tribune ONCE
BRIGHT young man. 49, wants position In
wholesale house where ne can raise him
self willing and cbliging. V. J. BOOTH.
i47 East 52d-st.
COLLECTION or other position of trust /,
man Of experience permanent; highest
references. years last situation, mod
crate salary. Address H.. 2.liU Atlantic
ave. Brooklyn.
CASHIER. BOOKKEEPER. &c.--A mid
dle-agei German American seeks perma-
nent position az cashier and bookkeeper
position Of trust best OF references AS
TO cspabilities and honesty. Address A. J..
DIETZ. 2l2 East 40th-st
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>~Ooo~o.o~No~N-o>N1N oNNNNoNooNoNNN
LARGE ROOMS. superior cuisine; private
family: 10 refined party willing TO pay
fair price II West 55th-st
1.-MADISON-AVE $50. corner G0th-st.-
Front corner room, with board; also SIN
gle room: strictly first-class.
2GTH-ST.. 80 WEST-Miller's Family Hotel
Home. Nicely furnished single ana
double rooms with Unexceptionable table
clean. quiet. comfortable; 25 present guests
been here average OF II years
a. IRVING PLACE. Large front room.
with board excellent table; references ex-
changed.
10TH ST. 80 EAST.-Large handsomely
decorated rooms. singly or en- suite; select
location: references.
10TH ST. 10 WEST.-Rooms and board.
private family: terms moderate. 3 min
utes from elevated railroad station. close
to cable cars and Park.
s9TH- ST. e2WEST. -Superiorac commoda
tons: second suite private bath; fully or
partially furnished. references exchanged.
100 WEST s0TH- ST. Second floor front.
now house. table first-class references
given and required
20 EAST BOTH sT.-Handsomely fur
rished rooms to let with or without
board terms moderate
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c,ry REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
..ooooooooo~oo oNoooN'N>"oS'S0NO~
brooklyn.

FOR sALE-At Atlantic city. y, "a "a
bo,ei site situated at the ocean enh 9 al
p4nnsvlvania avenue. opposite me seas snl-
House In the centre OF the c Gov q high
li , az" ho.ei in the city Apply 10 /. ".
eApSNS A Co. real estate agents. Auanue
city y. J.
FOR sALE.I,ot in Greenwood sI' I'm IA
2oxl5. in one Of the finest ioeat 9ns. vi,
dress T. s. 7. o. Box l."eo' Ne" u
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-I [IHcSNi1GE FREE.-Wages. notes. biiis. &C
counts etc: collected quick ana sure >
no charge unless success,fgl,: ,r LIE ~
pT.E'S LAW AND COLLECTION b.
REAU. East 10Th.
UrIcATOR BAGS for holiday presents;
a. norkathooks music rolls. dress suit
cases enormous assortment; lowest prices
in civ. Old Reliable House. CHARLES
ScUW ARTZ. 81 4th-ave.. near lOth-st.
WANTED. Three energetic young women
10 act as canvassers for hiGh-class
periodical: salary 81 week and cofnf'ls-
sion. Address Box Y, Tribune Office.
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,o,srs AND CARR, AGES.

rr For tho want Of work. good
fvI. - C.ll at MINERAL WATER
WORKS. 1s9 and l9i schenck-st-' brooK-
Ign.
sI.EIGHs 500 UPWARD. ,.,h.
portIands. Speeding Cutters, &c. oprc
GREAT VARIETY OF ~ r, Il ~ TT p.rsS
ReTs. Chimes. Plumes. c,,os
FOO, Warmers. Gloves. Coachman Oapes'
POPULAR PRICES.
'oii'' ~ e. 80 Warren St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-21
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alteration
were filed to-day:
New buildings:
Manhattsn-ave and lOist-st. corner BY
William Walsh Of No IS East 11Sth-st, for
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@1n.A. HAMBURG A@ERlgAa
EA&SizS9SSD LINE
rwrS ccpr1v EXPRESS LINE FROM NEW-fORh
to Plymouth dondon) Cherbourg uaris) and Hamburg
Columbia Mich : a. m. f. Bismarck Apr. y II a. ny
Normannia Mch &C. II n. M A: Victoria APR ~ a. H.
l. Cabin SEQ and upward; IL Cabin: ~ and sov az
passenrers conveyed from PLYMOUTH to LONDON Fi2
hours) and from CHERBOURG 70 PARIS b15 hours' ny
special train FREE or CHARGE a, ~
HAMBU RG-AMERICAN LINE. 81 Broadway NJ l.
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DRESSMAK.NG.
-o~DNo~o~r-ONOoNNo-oDN N1NNNNNNNNNNNNN
COUTTRIERE FRANCHISE. Fancy
waists. street dinner and tailor-made
dresses: ladies' materials used. short no.
ANDERSON. ia West l5th-st. formerly
with Stern Brothers.
DRESSMAKER and CLOAKMAK Err
wants work at home or day; superior
filter; finest worker seal garments.
sleeves enlarged. viii make over and re-
model. or make into latest style capes,
oollarettes and Eton Jackets. GRElG. l3l
West 22d-st.
DRESSMAKER.-A competent dressmaker
wishes engagement for month or longer:
low terms; country preferred. Address
COMPETENT. Tribune Office.
DREssMAKER and SEAMSTRESS. By
lady In private family: 81 a day; s. week
": would assist In any way; references
DREsSMAKER. 2l5 East 125th-st
FURS.-S. Perel manufacturer OF fine
furs: seal garments redyed, repaired;
large stock of furs at reduced rates. 3s1
6th-ave.. near 23d-st.
MRS. HERMANCE DEPREL. French
dressmaker: best references. ia East
llth-st.
SEAL GARMENTS redyed and altered into
fashionable capes and Eton Jackets. Mrs.
BARKER. 1l6 West 39th-st.. near Broad
way. Late with Gunthers Sons, 5th-ave.
THOROUGH DRESSMAKER. highest ref
erence, desires engagements by day "
weke in or out Of city. Address THOR
OUCH. BOX 500. 1922 Broadway
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HELP WANTED,

HELP WANTED.
Male.
AGENTS WANTED for new paying Dus-
mess: send your address to-day FOR sam
pies and full particulars free. CHAS.
MARSHALL. Lockpor.. y. Y.
EXPERIENCED MOTORMAN and con-
ductors for electric street railway near
New-York. Call after a. m, at billiard
room, United States Hotel. corner Fulton
and Pearl SITS, New York; Pearl-st. en-
trance.
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers TO
London, Liverpool. Glasgow; work for
passage. Apply ~ Greenwich-st
WATCHMAN. -Between 80 and IS years OF
age. to leave city; must be reliable and
temperate: apply after $3.50 a. m. bring
letters Of recommendation. :. u. BURTON.
lO3 Water-st.. New York
WANTED-AN IDEA.-Who can think OF
some simple thing to patent? Protect
your IDEAS, they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO. Pat
ent Attorneys. Washington. ID. c.. for thei.
81 500 prize offer.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEWYoRK Tk1BUNE WILL BE RE
way "a door north Of Thirty FIRST si and AR DYER
ave- e. corner Twenty-thirdst.; 1872 Sixth-ave l5l
Fourth-ave. Fourteenth-st. GO Thrd-ave: 1GO
Third ave Fortysevenths: 1026 Third near
sixy-f.stst 7Os First lC6 West Fortysecondst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-21
WORK WANTED.

Female.
HAIRDRESSING.-A frst-class lady hair
dresser would Ike n few more customers
at their homes: satisfactory work guaran-
teed. charges moderate Call on or address
Miss ELLA NORRIS. 203 West 3sth-st.
TYPEWRlTINp.-C opyist and revlser: 3
years experience In large publishing
office, would Ike manuscript TO copy or
revise: neat and intelligent worker. L.,
2S4 sth-aye.
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s,,ur-ppAN REAL ESTATE.

.1Soc.oo~~~.O~ >NNNoNNN"|S0No
SCrNcY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Resid
nronerti.s. all kinds; sale or REM 9,
CLARENCE Is. TubbS. D cce' ,"--~ -
MOYTCLAIR.-For health. conven nS,nw
and general advantages ~ t1,Iside 4
.a,,se in Nontclair excels the Hllislue'
rnr UuS outlook for competent, ana ap-
ploi ll's ,era,t Address w. 81 HILLSIDE.
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!. ,-.%I.UI LINE OCEAN S. s. CO.

CAVANNAH LINE, OCEAN s. 5. CO.
y Tri-weekly from Pier "a N. r.. foot OF spring IT,
=, ssaavs thursdays and Saturdays. at j L. NJ FOR
freight ana p pa5 Ipp' W. H. Rhett Gen. Agt..
j.. ID; "a NJ ~ oGi Eway Cest r. r.. 3lI Bway
s Fly W "a ., 80 7 L. Adams, G. E. A.
~; e co bier rs n r F. g & p r r. 353 b way
a. r. Borre. Mgr. J. r. nech"''' w. =
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r II MALLORY & CO. Gen. Agt... Pier 20. r. r.. ~ T.
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMShlfS
IL fo~ Ia Guayra Puerto Cabelo. Curacao and Mara
caibo via Curacao from Pierrepont Stores, Brooklyn
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49, FOR MARACAIBO. .,
These American steamers built expressly Tor the trace
h,ya auperior accommodations for passengers
"A'e BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT,
General Manager, 135 Front-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-21
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AT LOWER RENTS.-BUILDINGS. STORES LOFTS
"A and offcea to let Chambers. Spruce Beeknan
Fulton Jnhn Maiden lane hey. Barclay. Park place,
psrk row Nassau william. Gold Cliff Pearl water and
many other streets. rutland WHlTlNG Beck
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-21

n OMPAGNIE GENERALE Transauantique.
" FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE FRANCE
BOURGOGNE. Leboeuf. Sat, Dec. 2s. ] p. n
LA NORMANDIE Delonce. Sat. Jan. 4.
LA GASCOGNE BaudelOn. Sat Jan ii, 6 a.
and buffet smoking attached Special
Tram Havre-Pa vice versa) Seats. 500 extra.
A. FORGET General Agent No Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-21
nIfSINESS CHANCES.

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A NIT WRENCH. with sliding jaws; IN
provement on other styles patent Il
sale. J. :. FOWLER, Bowers. va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-21
WHITE STAR LINE.

No sailing Dec 25. lGermanlc. Jan. %. 10 a m
reuionic. Jan. l. 10 a. m - onc. Jan. ~ 10 a m.
Britannia. Jan. :. 10 a. M 3ritannic FEB D ~ a. M
Majestic. Jan. 10 10 a. m Majestic Feb IL 10 a. m
No COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
pier 40. North River. Ofce. 20 BroaGvay. ~ Y.
II. MAITLAND KERsEY. Agent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


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ing 10 take charge II farm: can give
good references. ALEX LANGTON, .09
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