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prcoRDED MORTGAGES.

Z --inrtoa Apartment Association to Tew-H ork
l. H. Insurance Company. W corner Aio@d"d9
f.l sS.h-st. : year, 80, r-,,i,.tf.
CO Ti,sard. and another 20 ne Equlta". J..
1- Aes3rsnce Society z ;. 3ith-st 90 II
80 7-f-ar- > years ..-----. -
IN. Andrea. 10 l. Deinhemsr ana ano'her' 40
90 past il3th-st. deman1- -, 49,
n. rare A 70 + " DevCe. corner Brown
p.s.- aud 138th-st. year - r.. -,
r.. slsie, Francis a. Charles = r Nosisf. "
-. =. @irhoias-avs and lllth-st. Neaf -.
p Tonn o. 10 Edward Lyon no 'Ii TaS'
g .a Anna u cromwell same pfoperr,S. " 80
p, ksfe ~ ! W Wakeiag. 4rlnl's ave
= q ~ lG3l-st. year ,,- v,e,e-s y :
G. man Max. and wife % henry a'e'S' " :
IL, 81 2; o. Of 9th-ave. instalhehts. ,,n,h 9,
r. rohn T. ir % Phelan. : i'y Us
o.. OIL. 30 i0+h-ave and other pToi'' ~ .. -
p. her Adolph G. - Title 5eS. ,eers "''-
=. r.r-rs-. No 80 East e4th . '. n9- .,
n, Arsrv r. - VI r Schiey. 4"7'n-N'' -'' -
-. charles. and wife - susanna ysors
r. Lave lot SO. map Of WakeheHsi, ,i7 East
H. Adrinh to sophia Ehingef' no -
a.. =. Sophia Eninger. lease. e'''-s'' W
tive ~ and 30 AZ vie 10 sar,s Flanagan
-,,b -.b-ave. % 2, " Of Sd-st, ,-,s,ee
- '' t,sries E 70 8 Il soionon as "us'e
Is,c.h-st 233 II u Gth-ave yea''
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HORSES AND CARR. AGES.

->sr>'~osc|'oN<>~> >~<~c~~~~No~@NON ~~|N"O~
A-FOR SALE
VERY HANDSOME HIGH-ACTTNG
COMBINATION SADDLE And HAIR
Mss COB, very attractive. prompt. free
driver. fearless u all objects. HAS ALL
the SADDLE CATS. been usAd 70 RUN
ABOUT WAGON and UNDER SADDLE.
Also elegant BrDugham tNEARLY NEW.
Runhhout Wagon. extension top family
surrey lseats four. top sidebar buggy
pole and shafts. PORTLAND CUTTER.
light and heavy double and single HAIR
NESS. LADYS and GENTLENAN'S RID
ING SADDLE and BRIDLE FUR and cloth
Robes. Blankets. Whips. Stable Utensils
etc. etc. no CASH OFFERS REFUSED.
Must be disposed ~ Immediately.
OWNERS STABLE. - EAST 3lST-ST.
between Madison and 9Th ayes.
a SMALL LOT u shopworn md travellers
sample saddles. brides. martingnles etc.
az absolutely manufacturers cost. a fine
assortment ~ harness horse clothing a.
ways. good chance - bay cheap. lis
chamhers-st. WHITMAN SADDLE co.
FOR SALE. Desirable stylish horse 1872
hands. dark bay. fine action and tail.
prize reasl nable. Private stable. 10 South
rortland-aVe.. brooklyn.
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Same to individually. same property. o,,o
Kohlhaas, Christian to Mary L yost. l22d- -,.,
NSn'.2 2s VpT IS lsay We mar" YEAR i $500
100 4 " q columbus-aye. secures credit, -
Kumpf Ge-hart and wife TO Charles Dorm No oooo
Lesson William a ana wife to Hamilton Gauk
S Of Now,York 4s'h-s 100 # O. Ams'er- ,e oo
Levy. Lazarus. and wife to Marie Grennart Goo,
sssS John T. and II % vi to oa WR@n
McIlengie Margaret A. to the Wilson & Adams
COMPANY. Ma,ldo-si. lot rs map Of ,oo
Merritt. samuel IL. ana vie to " " Taylor. n o.,
Mcneil Ralph. to Pauline Myers al. No iaS o., 90,
Muschenheim william C. To- central trust O..
32d-st: - 10 4 u Broadway. yrars.. "A""
iisihs, "a! .-'' e y 5tSoTe yeSys.. lccoo
SAM 10 John cro,v. NJ 10 East ii2ih-st o.-o
same John ". Weed. trustee. al. ii2th- -. o,o
Same. % William Hockey ii2'h-s'. pa # -,
same e Frederi lex Brandt ii5i6-st. 2'ia It -,
oestinr ''' William y.'r TO- philip Rracalcs. iols
81, 4"S n u Amser1ain-&ye yea ss; -'"'
4 W q West End-ave . years. .....'..:...:. 1000
Psp 5s Hen l sna another vd5 10 s"n nos 5000
S1@s IL 4S s@,s Mr. fG o Henry PARISH
Riddle. charles N. 10. MARY Van y Jackson. par
properly Of Abram Van Nest 1919
SE gnh;rn MSrho % # Of Narionare naImcns 1909
ds15v o. \, i7o Eilridse-st ? years ... 5000
ins,ii,on No co. fs,ave1 year.'... 1900
S,ne't coll1resvc 20 +, n of 14sthst : years 800
74,hsi TX X of Avenue 4 years.. 1000
ST nnS a ''',ts, .. 5000
Turner Isabella Joseph Strong and another. -
n s0th-st. 80 Il 4 lOth-aye. demand 300
Todd George W the Equitable Life Assur
s., years ..."..... ................ 900
ecn,or isist-s, 2s5 It e * shave years 1900
Walker Alexander and another 20 Title Guaran-
S,,h-sf > vsa-s ...'................ $4,000
End-ave : corner So,h-st years........... 10000
corner Si,s.si. .'................. 1900
ZiNmund. Anton. and wife 90 'iooahody - al
years ''''..'' ............-.... 400
"a oia1 and . i.a SHAW : ..... lG 25o
Same 10 Anthony Kess.er same property....... o."
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CHURCH PROPERTY FOR SALE r.
centre u Harlem. including church
chapel and parsonage for about The value
~ ground l45NiO0 feet and corner. com
% lrlkcrs. 5. ". nR0MN. b ". l.ltL-.i
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ffnll Nntires.

-o~~o~o>0NON(o-~NNN0O-o
nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
a. States the southern District u New York. IN
bankruptcy. In the matter OF Mary Jennett Tailman
In puruanc II an order duly made and entered herein
tlr UNDERSIGNED Assignee Bankruptcy Of Mary Jenne
.fnar bankrupt Will sell at public auction at the New
York Real Estate Salesroom No. III Broadway. in the
tity NV York. the County and State u New York
Friday. the thirteenth day ~ December 1896 az .
O'Clock the afternoon. by Adrian II Muller son
eall Mary Jennet Talman. bankrupt, had February
Isl IN che following described real estate IN the CITY
4. Sew York
Al plot parcel II land in New York CITY,
tA. buildings thereon which according o. certain
map -.ftied Map ~ the n0rth-r.y part ~ West Nor
rsanla belonging t1 William II Morris In the County "
Wesfehester' filed n the Office = the Register ~ West
bounded and described as follows beginning al a point
u fhr westerly SIZE Il Walton Avenue Sheridan
Avenue the northe-v line u nt number three hun
'r-l and twrrt-.4X said and about Two hundred
and eXfr-lve feet north q the nlrthery side ~ Ella
street ana thence arthnesf~rly parallel with
Der three hundred twenty-sx hundred and
Jess. ~ land now or late 90 W H.
Muru thence al said as' mentioned land
and parallel with Walton Avenue now sheridan Avenuel
hundred feet thence suth"asftry parallel with Ella
street hundred and sxfyhree feet more less To-
r, westerly side Of Walton Avenue NOW sheridan Ave-
ue and thence souhwestery along the westerly side n
Walton tnON sheridan Atenuel one hundred iett
q. point u beginning
Dated New York November 81 1895.
BENJAMIN BANKER JR. Assignee
CHARLES ". TALLMAN.
Attorney flr Petitioner IN BANKRUPTCY. Elm Street
Sew York fffy.
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FIR.IsnED ROOMS TO LET.

5GTH-ST li3 WEST Sunny front room.
with alcove bedroom. or single room
hot and cold water. bath. STALKING.
18th ST. CO EAST. To bachelors, iArse
history front .oom BE- fine house. w'in
CWusr.
1870 WEST 3GTH-ST. Opposite Marlbor-
ouphI.-R0oms handsomely furnished
gentlemen only.
943 LEXINGTON-ANE. corner cfh-si. -
Large farl9r with folding n~l sunny bel
room. private family. lrl.r from -
weekly GREGER
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

.o.N.o>r-N~NN- y o~NNN0NNN-~1>'0~~N'oT
REAL ESTATE wanted Tor manufacturing
purposes The Undersigned Is ~ The
market for property approximately -,oVpS
900 feet. with r. r. facilities or water
'front.' on East, North or Harlem Rivers or
\. Y. Bay within one hour 81 y. Y. City.
CHARLES II. DAVIS.
90 Cedar-st.. y. !.
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DRESSM ING.

DRESSMAI<ING
NN~7~~~>~7~|>
A-A-Ariistic fressmaki1g, imported
STYLES; orders finished N ~ hour prices
reasonable Mrs MELROY. A. East llth-
st. between Broadway anl University
Place.
The TRIBUNE
Uptown Office.
1882 Broadway. p door north ~ "ls'-St'
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until O'Clock .. Ia
At BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received at regular ONCE
rates until y. m. VIZ.
254 .;ih-avc.. =. =. cor. II -t4-st
l52 C,h-aVe.. cor. l2th-sI
1872 Columhus-ave.. near West Doih-sI
100 West 42d-st.. near Cth-ave.
70 West l4th-st.. near 5ih-aVr
257 West 42d-st.. bet. 9TH ana ein AFeA
iI7 4fh-ave.. cor. l'th-st.
1870 Fast 47th-st.. corner 3l-aNe
2s3 West l25th-st.
20 East 42l-st., near Malison-aNe
GaO broadway above 49th-st.
1 7Os lst-aYe.. near s3tn-si.
GO 3d-ave
100 td-Hve.. near 5tth-st.
tJi ol-aye. uCa- 3.tA-st
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. DvERTISEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
a TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
.MVED At THE LPToNE CFFICE. No. 242 , br,ss
r1SfNENTs At tho following Branch Offices - Eenth
ave- Sc Tw-nty-third-st. i52 sixth-ave; ~
lolrth-ave F0Irteenthst go Third ave. 80
Thirdare Forty enth-st O2d Third-ave. near
Six.v-rrsi-s 7OS LOG West Forty second 81
i42 Cdumbus-ave.: ~ Avenue A H. 1913 Thifd,eye 20
j5ic Second-ave 54 Third-ave :
LAS Thiri-ave Posi- Third-ave. between one hundred
and twelfth and One hundred nd-ihrteenth SITS
In Ir00tlyn 40 3g7 fuor-st.. 60 Court-sf. - Broad
wy T.. j. ll3 broadway. l2O Bedford ave. near Full
ton-st.. ;E?4 Bedford-ave. near South DIST MP 20 5
L u regnlar OHIO rates
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

fOuntr-.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Stock farm
200 acres. - miles from depot Two
dwellings. modern improvements. six
Barns. . Silos mortgage. Si2,oV Box
335. Somerville. y. !.
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FOR SALE.


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A-A-A.-A FINE diamonds. watches
81 weekly. % trash. CAL " ADDRESS w .
= 90. 4 Maiden Lane. Room :. Every
thing guaranteed.
A RARE OPPJRrr NiTN. to obtain a
nrst-class upright piano for little money.
-Genfleman has magnificent nearly me-"
piano. which has all improvements. hiTniy
polished case. is fully warranted bv max
e~s and only used six months, wiz now
sel az your own price. any yea '.'..,i
offer accepted. must be- SOLD. 'An OK 80.
~ West 3tth-st.. between broadway ana
Tth-sve nave box 90 ship The piano.
AT REDUCED PRICES 800 seconi-harl
vnlf and iron working machines. i-..f
guaranteed. machinery bought and eN-
charn-l GEORGE b. EDDY, 3s> Mal.-
san-st
AT LITTLE's TOOL STORE. 20 Fulton
So New York workshop machinery ty.t
power. list free. w1od-carying tools scro.!
saws de4g rs and fancy woods, incubatots
and breeders IN operation.
ENGLISH magic lantern. with Stocks pat
ent lamp. screen and frame. colorei
slides. 40 cents \. JOHNSON. 1873
Perry-st.
FOB sALE.-Cheap. bakery. Confectionery
and ice-cream business. worth $3.50.
will sell for about half ur'ht year y.
s. 600 For particulars inquire W q. Il.
TUCKER 40 Main--t.. PousnNrcps.e.
FOR sALE-safes new ana second hand.
cheap flr cash. free delivery. IL Duane
ST.. clrr-r Centre.
ROLI~TOP DESKS. SD up. also desks
slightly damaged tF water. ~ All kinds
AM prices. T.. II. MASON. u Fu.'on-st
SEWING MACHINE Sew Home. Domes-
nc. Singer Household. wilcox x - DIS.
New IDEAL. 81 up. cash ~ credit. 10" >" -
o-f-hauf " an mikes So up. warranted
pAr-SCV . 81 3l-are. nenr Enlist
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WORK WANTED.

~.oNov>oNor-~N~~o~-N o~~c>-Nr.0-N~o~~N~
Female.
A YOUNG LADY. ~. wishes position az
anything. downtown preferred, has Of
flee experience. Address l.. o. Box -,
Hack 'nsack y. J.
LADIES desiring 10 have their nails mani
cured CAT home or ouO can make engage
men's with graduate 81 Mrs. Isabel Gas
silN. terms reasonable. Cal OF address
Miss CAMERFR. IA 9th-ave.
LADY return 'ng 20 California. offers - at
tend IN invalid. children or as business
agent, for her expenses. road or steamer
FORD. Marlboro. Ulster County, y. \.
NIGHT WORK wanted by lady cashier
or some other light work good appear
arc- and trustworthy. NJ. C.. .93 West
l3th-st
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Young lady. Address WILLING BE
GINNER. care Is. McKeever. p1D Sth-ave.
YOUNG LADY on hand embroidery and
fancy stitching. 20 do outside Work OF
take work home. 0sI Oth-ave.. near 10Th
ST.. Brooklyn
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

D0-0O0~-~N000oND~N000 NNONN7~7000ON10N1100~
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIE. Residence
properties. all kinds; sale or rent.
TUBES x TAYLOR. Beekman-st.
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N-.0~~~~~O~o0, >00)4s, .-----~0-----eD-~.(-D N~>N
5TH-AVE.. 80. l0iS corner s0th-st.)-
Elegant apartments. facing Park. Sto 70
500 FRED STONE. go Broadway.
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Gniumn Resorts.

Antumn Resorts.
A TlANT1C CITY. " J.
4 The celebrated Fa and Winter Resort by the sea
HOTEL TRAYMORE.
Appointments and service trst class $500
d. S. WHITE. Jr.. Proprietor.
EAIEN HALL. SANATCRGUM.
VI ATLANTIC CITY. y. J. -.
With all the conv-niences Of a hrst-clas. quet No.,
Elevator heat open CRATE fires; Massage ~.
trci'1. baths. Table unexceed. open all me year
Address t.. WM H. II. BULL.
TUE PENSIlrRST.-M lgan-ave.. near Beach Atan
tic CITY. n. J. Open all the year. All convenienses
including electric elevator steam heat sun parqro
cial fsl rates JAMES HOOp
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HELP W ttTED.

Female.
LADY TO TAKE CHARGE = 70 ai store
On Broadway for a wholesale ana lii, ~
bors.. g. O0O cash recassarv. which wu d.
occurred. liberal SALARY and pfont -.ari..S f,
o. the right party. send par =. eiat- anu
refarence- ~ l.. ". BOX IL. Tribune 4 p
town DtIce.
,,A>-rF-D As teacher nnl clmpan. n. q
tndv 20 go abroad with young laIy
aires. II T. N Tribune Office.
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{ est ano (ouno


I OST.-On Wednesday. Nov 10Th about $50 ?. m. a
IL lady's small russell bag. somevhe between ~
AlliI-otave. and Grand Central Depot. suitable reward
w paid upon receipt u the bag and contents ia The
business office Of The tribune ia Nassau-st
| JST-T Tuesday afternoon between 2lst and 3Ith sts
II East hieasfn three large pearls. ANY return
3D. MadsJn-av.. VIII be- suitably rewarded.
4 DST Diamond three stone bar lace PIN large ston-
a. between smaller ones. lost in the Lyceun
Theatre TUESDAY evening. Nov 10 Liberal rewar'
l.r return ~ \. :. GARDNER Co. jewelers.
j. Maiden Lane. Now-lork
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


c .rr'-.i =. IN ~ as An'h'iN '''''" 81
}. son-st y. E's. Abraham kwin' and wife - 20 600
=. .pn M'i, - \, r,.,, ..,,f sarah +, -
mis- o. ex-r4rrN-s Samuel p Field. 'Necn- - 700
h.eFt VI 10 10 , i', ,:rt,rbsrg ~ Esther
= .--. -.s~ NJ 49, i'''
= '" y ~, ana 1ia. I(ah simpson 70
rh Bo,.an ...-.-.. a.; go .,
" lam GILLIAN -: 10000"
o. 80. - q % Of .ih.aye 1,S Ss' "a, MI
,ft .. n 7a3 {; o. II 2i-ave 2o2xlo33 Alfred 90 ooo
e.. - .5i.1o f. = u Broadway: 25xes2:
nag j. "'sS'" anu VIZ " '. "a 800
&C.. f..-,,,,, ., l.iia HoNmann...
49, C'''''' emu. i..i, ave - Gxi0i :. Henry
Waters ana Wife 90 Marx G'ooman J. Psr d,,;o
W Eni-ake pm >''-si st,,' II ,,-ccl
W. I.r9-a,e -..aor sj,h-si. lo22xi5o;
.~rh z "i o. me MT'''.''"" '...,.
s. a. ,.-nsr B.lleyArd or Drive lOole;
--9'. ,No7-. , ran" w A.''''- ....,. 10000
b.--t c.rner Riverside Drive, ~ Nxlo-.-E
p. o. l'Tit' Nil--' i.N'-'1 ~ = Wei
.--S'n Law. -i.- 49, ,,.t 81. IL Svioo .
&, .-si lEiS u " "' ,,!t,,,.r, Hoe and
t.'t !, -.'' ........... 5000
-see. s " corner 5th-st 2'di4' Henry Max !
hmm Dbl Alalyn smith. 49,. -;
I'D f-'m W--i ,n,-,rr '' I-'S isCd - Isaac II
Watson 4os7x irrcSu'ar Henry TAFT ana N
."ar1 IL , T, Bark +, S.' Epfran q Levy
a ,.i.- ..,..-y Alfred ''
mi wife to Inv L shrner ..........
c..t-. . lsi- o@l and - map u NaE y1d
- an acre Edgar Logan. referee to on,
..-h \ Deer. ............. ..........:.... wv
N.-v e wi.uams5n To- Anna f william
-.l ga,
sl,. sxlo3 2xl25o. John c R Eokers9n and
t O. AleS.h-'i - r.. - x pauthsr
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.ooo.oo-ooo~~oo-o-O~N NNNN|o|~N(|OO"~"SN~0-
Male.
sTANpFR on sterling silver hollow ware
a good iob Tor the right man. ADDRESS
+ ". SMITH Gardner. Mass.
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WORK WANTED
Ma.a
A WI l.. hARTUNG.
Fxpert Accountant and Auditor.
parnes building Room IS 81 Park Row.

WOHk W ~ III.
N~~~~~~NNNoorOooD~NN0 ~0~-'N~~1NNN'~N1'NNN~
Ma,s
A wM. l.. hARTUNG.
Expert Accountant and Auditor
Barnes building. Room -. p Park ROW.
A LITERARY Man. highly educated. with
long experience ~ editorial Work on ioir,
most magazines and reviews. r"Nlser anu
corector Of copy for me pr IN, nus con- cor
,-fbuf1rs 18th home and f1f'tfilt autn"t
a.d translator of numerous - s7lu'
hooks al IN. present time 'liinr 'l IL Hi 7l-
class monthly publication. S~rh. oo'updllvh
~ his rn4mulnycd time. and offers MS SET
vices on renso uahle terms I, authors nt
Others who may wish % nave thr '"h"",
~ revision and correction Tor any piece ni
,-ritill- the, may purpose sending To- inc
n-inter or who may require me counsel ~
a.. qualified o. Judge literary productions.
KEDACTOR Box - Tribune ono.
Az HONEST sober. ambitious man sea
mani handy with tools. wishes empl3}
ueni Address q. 4. jansen, sum
van-st. Brooklyn.
AT ST BARTHOLOMEW. CHURCH EN-
PI0YMENT BUREAU. 200 East 42d-st..
emploverS can prOcur. clerks. watchmen.
,aritors coachmen. buffers useful men. er-
rand boys references fully investigated,
tn best class OF employees as to character
and ability.
A GENTLEMAN. good reference. speaks
spanish and some English. Is a.su
mason. wishes position where experience Is
unnecessary ENARlsrO HtETADo. III
Narick-st.
AN ARCHITECTURAL pRArGHTsMAN
with seven years eXp"rienr" a. lihushts
man arG superintendent desires "a position
with architect " builder. II. STORMS,
Box ga. North Tarrytpwn. y. y.
A COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER and
cashier getting $50 week. wants SIT
uafion where he IL not obliged 10 WORK
thirteen hours day. salary secondary %
desirable position. experienced IL tre IN
surance business. best references. Address
MOhGAN l23 Gates save, brookIyn
DOOKKEEPER Young man 90, er-
perienced and capable. d-flrcs position as
assistant hpokke@per. excellent references.
COMPETENT. Box Is Tribune once.
BOOKKEEPER and SALESMAN. Young
t2.b would Ike pIsiuoa with
chance OF advancement. good bookkerper
and salesman. Al referenceA ". Al. D.
NJ Gaies-cye.. HrO0l.lyn
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TIE FLORIDA EAST COAST
HOTEL SYSTEM.
Room S. Decker Building.
80 Union Square. y. T.
ALCAZAR NOW OPEN
Ormon3.
G. Augustine THE ORMOND
HOTEL. PONCE DE LEON. Palm Beach.
HOTEL. ALCAZAR. HOTEL ROYAL POINCIANA
HOTEL. CORIOVA PALM BEACH INN
C. 3. KNOTT Geners Superintendent.
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DRESSMAkING.

\ THOROTGHLY experienced dressmaker
hrSt-class inter-. wishes more engage
ments ia private families: terms moderate
city or country. highest reference. H..
Pa StE-ave.
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| DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

BJTLER-5 years with last employer.
A \. f.. Tribune Uptown ONCE. i,2i2
Broadway
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FLATS WANTED.

-.oN.o~~0~ONNO0N0O 0~No-71O0ON0~'-
WANTED fer the season. a Hat Z I rooms
and bath. al outside and sunny rooms
first class IN every respect required, Pi.e
particulars. addressing EOGAhl, ="
Wau-St.
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BUTTERFLY nrsi-class French butler In
private family. competent man. best
Washington. D. g.. and city references
Y. d. NJ. 1872 East i3d-st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Ooo.ocoNo.ON.oo~o0rOo1
CONSl'LTATfOS FREE.-N ESTLDTokN
co. Jaw and detective agency divorces
specially. separations. damage, advice IN
formation. Investigations. prus"cEies de-
tends. detective and law work generally.
Itr,.Iuar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
BOARD AND ROOMS. /.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
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AN SHALL FAM.Ll. hdlt-'."''' -
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n'hiH' fei'l"n'"h' -
LAkTE Wei fufuiShei i9'iN' =" -,
,a,s fan,ilv g. r.en.d marty. Wiling pa
fair MIC. Il W.st 55tn-st
- -. si-giv- arsr-
o,ass baa-d. Moderate prices II West
f25th-st.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22

BOZ is. school graduate. good penman
wishes position IN Wholesale maru-
featuring house. where he can advance
himself Address y. KRAMER. i5i East
f@tl-sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
Brooklnu j)ropertn Go Get.
Citr rropcrtn for Sale.

L'NTRA- 600 ,-.o and
T. nave a 3-s'rry 25-foot house lot lo1 iree aa -
clear. between Columbus and Amsterdam aFes.' ~ 30
remain
TOwER. corner s5th-st and co.umhus-aye.
nc LOTS including corner Jeroneave.. 116th-st ~
10 one-third cash. fu.l commission 10 brokers III.
mediate sale necesslIy. viii divide owner III w. o-n
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-11-21

Mrs. W. B. Meek, who resides at
Camptonville, CAL, says her daughter
was for several years troubled at times
with severe cramps in the stomach,
and would be in such agony that it
was necessary to call in a physician.
Having read about Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy
she concluded to try it. She found
that it always gave prompt relief. 1t
was seldom necessary to give the
second dose. 1T has not only saved
US lots of worry and time," she says,
"but also doctor bills. It is my opin-
ion that every family should have a
bottle of this remedy in the house. u
For sale by DR.. w. NJ. Abney, drug
gist.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-11-21

DR.. W. NJ. Abney, the Druggist,
will tell you that no one is better
qualified to Judge of the merits of an
article than the dealer, because he
bases his opinion on the experience of
all who use it. For this reason he
wishes US to publish the remarks of
other dealers about an article which
he handles. Messrs. G. F. Moore &
Co., Newberg, Ore, say: We sell
more of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
than all others put together, and it
always gives good satisfaction" Mr..
J. F. Allen, Fox, Ore, says: believe
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy TO be
the best 1 have handled" Mr.. W. H.
Hitchcock, Columbus, WASH, says
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sells
we'll and is highly praised by all who
use it,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-11-21
TWO ON ChaunceYs

Here are two stories about Chauncey
N. Depew:
A tramp who was given dinner by
a kind woman started at it voracious-
ly, when she stopped hun and said: I'm
this family it is always the custom to
invoke the divine blessing before
meals" "Well," said the tramp, ''me
and Chauncey Depew always talk best
after we've et."
saw letter some time ago written
by the secretary of the national board
Of undertakers, who were about to
hold a convention at Buffalo, asking
Chauncey Depew for reduced rates in
consideration of their large numbers.
1t was written on paper headed with
the title of their weekly publication,
the Shroud, and concluded in these
words: eff yon should see fit to grant
our request we shall be happy to exer-
else toward you professional reciproci'
ty."--Detroit Free Press.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1895-11-21
iT NEVER FAILS.

An Illustration Of Mans Natural Inita-
DO you see that gentleman sitting
opposite?" said one man in . cable car
to his next neighbor.
"Yes."
II can make him pull his watch ont
Of his pocket and consult the time
without saying a word to him."
you know him, perhaps, and have
it arranged that he shall do SO on a
certain signal from you"
mo, never saw him before in my
life."
"Well, then. don't believe you can
do it."
II have five dollars to say can"
II have q five to say you can't"
OTIS bet, is it?"
ut is"
The other man waited q few mo-
ments, until the glance of the man re-
ferred to fell on him, and then, with
much deliberation, he drew forth his
watch and looked at it.
The man across the aisle saw the
movement and instantly lifted his own
watch from his vest pocket
The man who had bet he wouldn't
handed his fve-dollar bill over without
word, and as the other took it he re-
remarked:
at rc,er. fails Look at your own
watch and it is as catching AZ yawn-
ing. Try it yourself on somebody
Pittsburgh Chronicle.