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New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
AN ELEVATED RAILROAD DAMAGE CASE.

Application was made in the Supreme Court yes
terday before Justice Lawrence. by William '.
Rowe Of Evarts Choatc & Beaman, for stay OF
proceedings before Commissioners appointed by
Justice Beach some time the CAM
ages by the elevated road TO property at Wall and
Pear! SITS. belonging TO the O'Sulivan estate pend
ing an appeal that has been taken TO the higher
courts from order Of Justice Beach, setting
aside the previous award in the
The plaintiffs claimed damages to their property
in easements OF light and air to the extent of
$1,000 and the former Commission assess the
damages awarded $1,000 This award was APP
pealed from by the company on the claim that Il
was excessive md Justice Beach set 1t aside on
that ground He appointed new Commission 10
make new award. and il has adjourned It's sit
tngs perding the determination OF this action.
William II. Golden. OF Davies. Short & Townsend.
in opposing the application for a stay. said In the
first place that the order OF Justice Beach was not
appealable under the condemnation act, az there
could OILY be appeal taken from final order.
That point is well taken" said Justice La
renee. There is need to argue that further
After argument other points, decision was re-
served
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
FRIENDLY SUIT BY 4 GUARDIAN.

Robert r. Roosevelt sr.. guardian Of the per-
son and estate OF his daughter Olga four years
old. has brough, suit In the Supreme Court against
the daughter. in friendly proceeding 10 have A
part OF the income OF the child set aside for her
support.
The petitioner AYERS that by the will OF his wife.
Grace G. Roosevelt who died on July q, 1884, the
daughter inherited a residue estate OF $4,000 in
personal and 10000 in real property, and that he
appointed guardian on November 2. 1895.
under bond Of sss,OCo He says that The income
OF the estate is about $500 which Will be in
creased from the rent Of the real estate, but ina
none Of this has ever been used for the childs
support. the petitioner having borne all the ex-
pense of her maintenance. He SAYS Re Is advised
that he recover for the chd's support such
sums as he has expended since the death OF his
wife. AID asks. the child has been luXuriouSly
reared. that allowance OF $50" be made from
the income for ter support.
The matter came before Justice Lawrence IN tne
supreme Court yesterday, and was sent 10 fc'-
10 pass upon the issues.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
TIE COURTS.
SUIT FOR SALT-MINING STOCK.
ARGUMENT on APPEAL FROM A JUDGMENT FOR
NEARLY 100000

ARGUMENT ON APPEAL FROM A JUDGMENT FOR
NEARLY 100000
In the Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court
yesterday afternoon the appeal case OF Garrett
reilly against Charles O. Freeman and Edith NJ.
Narker. the executor Of the will Of her husband W.
X Narkar. was heard by Trustees Van Brunt, Bar
reit. Williams Rumsey and Patterson.
In lssS Reilly. contractor and Freeman and
Narker, his employees. obtained option prop
orty in Livingston County. NewYork. The property
proved to be valuable for salt mining The option
was obtained on the payment of 50 900. which was
Furnished l,i by Reilly. What wac known the New
YORK Rock salt Company was formed. ana this was
succeeded. in turn. by the Empire Salt Company
and the Retsof Salt Company. Reilly brought suit
against Freeman and the estate OF Narker year
ago for the recovery OF 1850 shares OF stock. Of
which he SAID. he had been defraude1. Judgment
In his favor was rendered by Justice Dlvy for 1890
shares Of stock. valued at nearly 100000.
II was this decision that appealed from.
L. Kellogg. for the defendant, said that the only
claim which Reilly could present that he had
paid in 5000 for the option and that IL was rdicu-
lous 10 award him such judgment. Treadwcll
cleveland. for the plaintiff said that one feature Of
the case was that certain important letters had
disappeared, and that although these were highly
valuable for his client. Justice Davy firmly
convinced of the justice OF Reillys claim, that he
rendered judgment without hesitation.
DECISION In the matter was reserved.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
CONT CALENDAR FOR TODAY

Appellate Division-supreme Couri-Iefore Van Brunt
Motions orders Nos = o 10 II. Il. H. i5 49, 81 q
"a. % ts = gs,, ~ 2 .,or. Lawrence.
J.-Mo,ion calendar called at II a. m
court sHTfs aPens at os a. M nn part rie matters ' '
snIsS g. 50 Morton vs. Hoopc clear
Supreme T.rmI,sr ,Ss 90 eshgsn yasn
1928 1923 ,3s ss ss s .s s s Ss @ I.s s s ss M l.ss las @
Supreme court-S special T.rm-rar's Vi and vII-Aa-
Supreme Cour-specal Term-Pat viII-Adjourn.d FOR
supreme court-Trial Term-rart- I1-Dstorc Day. j.
Referred Nos G24s Gaao rs s2s9 S $50 css se2 S5a
s s @ @ 4S ',Ptt'' IL e dsS RS'S s.
1920 l74d 100 Clear ~ -. ,..... p..,.,
M Su3'c'"s ,G be ca from rari IL ra
Supreme coqri-Tfi~ IeFInmfaTf N.beioIs 1ese'irn @ @
supTen. curTral T.rm-Psr, Par XImp.t95,r nook-
snpreme ,g2 I7a is24 s4s o so isg
CO. ~. as. Case qnfnIshed. r VI, po,o-. rre.,
Gases 10 be sent from Part W for trial Clear
Supreme Cour'-Trial Term-I'ari lX-iiefore McA1an'
supqeme @ I i'' T-imrari X-Adjourned
sprcrne CourJETiial T-rm-Par, XI-Adjourned M.
sufrogafe's |Chambers-Before Fitzgerald. $
Motion calendar called at 1890 a. M WIS foT p,s1@te
Barhars Burns IHiia Me,nde' Clarence np'sH@r
a
J. " Wcinhold John DrscoN. Sarah L. Church. at
surrogat Couu-Tral TeIm-Befor. Arnold. S.-No
Gay calendar
opens AZ IL a. IN. Motions at 1890 q. m.
cy Court-Trlal Term Part Before sehuchman. H.
Nog go 1882 1885. 74". sNG 3346. 3i47. 7y ~.
7M 372 232 ij7 49,. 751 3i52's. 10. Ssi. 40. 9jG.
Da3 a94 25l7 35ls 742 1897. Case unfinished.
Cy Coult-Trial Term-Iart Il-I;ctoFe O.Dwyer. j.
Nos 9is $50 ?G. 3O71 Dj1s @p13 1919. 3Jl. lpri
sG. lG:S 1894 1888 1896 1881 oaS 1893 1910. l0il.
lO42 1913 1914 lOi5 lo46 Case unfinished
CITY Cour-Trla Tern-Par lll-Before Conlan. j
Nos s3l Gss. sl2 sl7 7c4 SEQ GG7. 125 l5i. 700
GIL 72i al2. 9l5 clear.
City co,r:-Trai Term-Par, Iv-Before Van Wyck.
c J'-shor, causes: Nos 1881. 35s4 3i93 1876 35l1
NOi 35G7 3GD3 37IO. 32II. clear.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

~N~~s~~ooS~o~Noo~>No~Nc NVN|~0~N NO>r~~
COUPE. HARNESS double coach harness.
double road hairless. livery coats PRI-
NATE STABLE. IL Willow Place. Brook
Ign.
EIGHT SECOND HAND BRDtGHAMS
ana cOupes. built By brewster & Co..
Flandrau & co. and j. Curlsy: some o:
them almost good as new. from $50 up.
several fine coupe iockaways and over 100
other wagons ~ every description. very
cheap. and a lot Of fine carriages and
road horses: several teams. blacks, bays
and chcstnuts. ANDREW MOWBIiAN.
Horse and Carriage Broker. %, and a,J
Scherne-h hornst.. near Bond. Brooklyn.
Established 1876.
FOR SALE.-ponles for children and stock
ponies. must be sold IN 20 days. Ad-
dress Dr. o. g. JACKSON. L. o. Box i6l.
Jamaica Long Island. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
WESTMINSTER.
SALE OF CHILDE HASSAMS WORK.

The first nights sale OF oil paintings water coiors
and pastels by Chide Hassam. held at the Amer
can Art Galleries last night. not financial
success. Most Of the pictures sold rldculously
low figures only few bringing above 500 The
bidding not spirited. The second and last night
OF the sale Is tonight. and II is believed that II
the weather Is favorable better prices will prevail
The total sales last night were 1851 80 some OF
nns s ees reaiIed We're Nignt d f'n csf4
SeS; SS;; The Manhattan Cub" sO7 %; The 8ose
the Exposition Universal 1889. sli5. and Spring
time. Montmartre Street" So 80. All the pictures
mentioned were in OIL except the frst named which
was water color.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07

GARDENER and rSEFUL-MAN.-By n
sober and Industrious married man: Two
children; English: aged 40. good plain gar
d.ner and very handy: would like steady
place; good references: distance no OBJECT
WESTON. Vernon-ave.. Newport. X ].
GARDENER by Scotchman. single ex'
pericnced In een-house. glass, fruits.
flowers vegetables. ETC. can milk, care
noul,rv. etc: best references. Address
ALECK. I52 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
HISINENI lIliNl L. =.

>oooooo-ec.o ~. -, y. -. ~,~0.oNoNN|o-
CATTLE RANCE FOR SALE. l'eau'lfu
sheltered valley. Ko Hy Mountain. ~"
ncr"s irrigated lands. harvest hundred iuh'
hay yearly los d""'.nss' un.i'.n ~. ~. ,., ,'"s
large profits. 30 lns7r+. 'n.} $50" '.S"
required. halluc" f.afly iuaiFlurnt-- \"
dress RANcHMAt. Tribun" One.
CRIPPLE GREEK MINES. can sell
some shares IN five - cripple 'rc"A min
luy claims At the rate - - per huHdf"i
shares or so per thousand. he shares are
fully paid and non accessible. iheII phl
value Is 81 each. these c'ain- are n"lhs
developed and she money Is used fuf ihat
PURPOSE. the location f. at cripple 'fec"
AMI there H. mineral IN every claim, year
&, some ~ o.. best ti'ptlr 'le"k STOCKS
were sold very cheap. references furnished
FitANk J. AKlii 'kLE. Denver. col
CAFE Long established. long lease, big
trade. ucw license. far away from schools
or churches. Can SALOON. l-N Liberty
-. near ferry.
PARTNERS WANTED.
Gentleman With $500 wants laly win
ilke amount IN hotel business. O.. BOX 1o'
Tribune Office.
WANTED Inventors should write John
WrGl.gbI a Co.. Patent Attorneys
Washington. l.. g.. flr their Sl.sS prem
iHm. monthly contest oirn 10 them upon
application.
s. 600 RESTAURANT and bar. Newark
y. j., best In III" city. rooms pay t'h'
and hcen@e. great haisain. Hay ''''
East i2I st.
s. 600 WILL. SECURE permanent business
par,nership In new metallurgIcal indus
,ry ~ unquestionablc certainty win IN
mediate returns. NATIONAL OH. AND
REDUCTION Co. as Locust-st.. 81
I.ouis. Mo.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
>o.oNN~.orOoNoo.Noo.o oo.oO~oNonOo
Country.


A FEW CHOICE FARMS in Somerset.
Mdilesex. Morris and Sussex counties,
-. j.. also residence properties. In good
order. near New-i ok. for sale upon easy
terms. only "a small cash payment re
quirsd. For further Information apply 10
HENRY {. GARNER. "a Nassau-st.
FOR SALE.-By Augustus Taber. hand
some country scat at Westchesier. New
York. on L.g Island Sound. containing
- acres II upland and - acres Of salt
meadow with water grant terms reason -
able For particulars and maps address
MERRITT L. 1IANlLAND. Attorney. 81
Nassau st.. NeW-lorh
ORANGE. y. J.-iicst suburb: 40 trains.
large mouse. four acres. old trees. lovely.
homel.he, children's paradise. rent or
sell fair exchange city or country. enter
taned. +. o. Box 2933. y. \.
TWO HOUSES IA Pcokssill renting for sl7
monthly. paying II Tor cent on invest
mont. will seil ior sl.sDO cash. DEN
Ni;ITS. l3i Wet lDih-st.
KEST OR SALE. Bargains in hotels.
bolrling hDuses ana cottages. building
sites rea7onab.e. ISRAEL g. ADAMS &
CO.. Af,4nti- city. y. !.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
BOARDING- HOUSE PEOPLE HIS VICTIMS.

Clarence Sylvester Rouss. who arrested on
Wednesday under the ramc OF Joseph Sylvester at
the house OF Mrs. Joseph Johnson. wife OF Police
man Johnson. OF the East Slxty-seventh-st station.
for loot!Dg the rooms OF another odser, was rear
raigned in Yorkville Court yesterday afternoon.
For some time complaints have been made at the
East Sixty-seventh-s station Of the operations OF a
couple whose specially was TO work boarding.
houses. II a. once suspected that the prs-
oner might be OF this pair. Consequently the
detectives called number OF the complananis. who
were taken before Sylvester. Several Of them
identified him.
Louis Merheld. OF No. 2Ci Grand-st.. identified
Sylvester as d who has beaten number OF
furniture houses Magistrate Simms committed the
defendant in 81 900 the former and s. 800 the
ANSWER.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07

WANTED. to take charge or a department,
In Western state. All experienced aI-
verflsing. insurance or biographical solicit
tor and salesman. who is 4 thorough gen
tleman and capable Of transact'ng bnsi-
hess with our highest class or business
men and Institutions. 10 such man a
place Will be gwen OF trust and proht.
10 the right man this ~ the chance of a
lifetime. Can On or address ADAMS
co. IS Duane Eew-York.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
Gotels.
.Hl@7T EEL MIAJIE@1 1FlG.
GemGraO Paueh WeGt7
7@d & z LIST @Esaa ~ "

THIS MAGNIFlCENT HOTEL. ONE or THE
LARGEST AND MOST PERFECTLY ARRANGED
lN THE WORLD. OFFERS UNEQUAI.I.ED AC-
COMMODATIONS FOR real. COMFORT TO
THOSE WHO WISH TO ENJOY TIE LUXURY
or HOTEL. LIFE.
ITS LOCATION Is PERFECT FACING AND
OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL CENTRAL PARK
ITS SIX HUNDRED LIVING ROOMS ARE MOST
CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED LIXuRIOUsI.Y
FURNISHED AND COMPLETE IN APPOINT
MENTs.
THE CUISINE IS or UNSURPASSED EXCEL
LENCE. BEING UNDER THE PERSONAL
DIRECTION OF THE CELEBRATED FRENCH
CiIEF. " AD. CALLER.
EVERY FACILITY AND CONVENIENCE OF A
PERFECT HOTEL. Is PROVIDED NIGHTLY
CONCERTS BY THE RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA or
NJ. VLADIMIR rrEICHOFF. AND FREQt ENT
SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENTS ~ MUSIC ROOM
AND PARIORs ADJOINING THE SOCIAL
HALL. or TIE HOTEL MAKE LIFE HERE
SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE TO IT'S GUESTS.
ONE MIGHT EASILY RECOGNIZE IN THE
ATMOSPHERE or QUIET REFINEMENT OF
THE HOTEL. MAJESTIC \ STRIKING RESEM-
BI.ANCE TO THE LIFE so CHARACTERISTIC
OF THE POPJI.AE WINTER RESORTS OF THE
SOUTH.
LIMITED NUMBER OF SUITES AID ROOMS
MOST LVxURIANTI.Y FURNISHED AND ALSO
FEW SUITES THAT HAVE BEEN SET ASIDE
FOR THOSE DESIRING TO MAKE Use OF
THEIR OWN FURNITURE. MAY BE ENGAGED
ON THE AMERICAN OR EUROPEAN PLAN AT
MODERATE RATES
AND THEATRE DISTRICTS BY ELEVATED
AND CABLE CARS
oRMERLY OF TAMPA BAY HOTEL. FLORIDA.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
uoAun AND ROOMS.

~O.0ro0000.0NN~-NIN0N NNNN7NN0--N "
- 3s GRAMEKCY PARK Family hp'-l.
suites sing.e rooms. STRAIN HEAT. cx-
c.li.uf table
o-ru ST 4. WEST D~slrahl, vel rrr-
ri.l.. rpams with suscii'- board. refer
erces required
4aTif ST e., WEST iArg' and small
rooms. We. heated. inrg- ol'-riS run
Ming water. With support .r prlsa'" iIh."
list IT. lo5 WEST Second h."r. front.
sunny. dntl- room. rNc-il~n. table, Two
gentlemen. - each. ref"."nr'f.
ADVERTISEMENT ard subscriptions f'r
m. Tribune tat regular of'ir" inirsl r.
cr.V~l - fhe following Harlem or,
. Osi 3d ave.. rcr ll3ih a.. l'b ha-t
l2i'h sf. near 3l-a'".. 2+3 West l2'th s'.'
Dot. IN ani s'h nv"s go Wn-i lt'ih-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
ROOMS TOILET.

sOooN~- NO~~~>NNNNoNN00y0N 00y0NoN'~N~N">~0>0/~~-
LAVtO ROOMS. superlr cuisine, private
famt) to renn"i p"fiy. - "''' '''h -:
! -PAN.1R FLOOR siS igh' ruoms; a.
..-alie club or ha h"l1f quarters. VIII d.
,I.. Il Tnrt @p'h--i. between oh %
Maiden ayes.
,TIi AVE Ia second floor. eighty feet;
fvsff-s. ~ private suites. rooms iu'-
nishel and unfurnishei. studios oihces re-
ll.r,l rents
18TH ST. igi WEST Desirable nni hand
..nelv fu-r -Hs.i SECOND story. large,
f.larc r1Ofl. POO refined gentleman. family
private tawnlr'sY. sf~sf- heated. ere-y con
f.r' shniD. re.rht0rh0ul. lurp"cion IN
Nf'~l. refareu.r rNrhanrrl.
y GRAMTVC. PARK Handsomely fur-
fish.d pafilf hr4rl. 100 aul p-i'ni" tath.
ne, single room. breakfast. reference.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
SECOND DEGREE FOR RYAN.

The jury In the criminal branch Of the Supreme
Cour; which has been trying the case OF Stephen
Rvan charged with the murder Of James Welsh. a
sailor of the United States ship Vermont, In a
pavard-st saloon last June yesterday brought In a
verdict OF murder In the second degree Life i'm
r,risonment Is the penalty.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07

Abram Hewitt, Alexander Maitland.
Ellhu Root. Lewis J.. Beianeld.
stephen II. DIN. G. II. 'os'ef.
] kennedy TDi Arthur H. Ely.
Nicholas Murray Ruu.r. Irfnk J. Goodnow.
W. Siles. r.. Francis : Bangs.
Chancellor II. ". Mac ~ Walter Webb
W nayarI Cutting Edmond K.ly.
Daniel .. Rollins, I-. !. West Roosevelt,
James y Reynolds. = Frank i.roWneu
Ira davenport Jacob II. Schn.
Howard Payaon Wilds George J.. Iutt~rvorh,
4 $ Frss.n Horace +. Demlng
Joseph IArocgue. iainrs ". pincAot.
ffaaris Iynde S'eison, ieffital kuaufh.
PaysDn Merrill. Edward H. Page.
BOwles Colgate. Eatrff [. Johnson
James &. Carter, Clarence g. Eusl
Henry W. Taft j.. vs. n. Draper.
Alfred X Conklinr T. l. !ulniard
!. Augustus Johnson. n. Van Amrings
Honry H0l'. Clarlcs " Perry.
Nicholas Fish. oito r. Rnnnari.
william VI. Wins. Charles II Russell.
John r. Pine. James i. Goodwin.
Edmund e Siedman !. " Miller
Henry J.. Rowland. Jane. y Ford.
Spencer Trask. Charl"s J.. Au-rbury.
John : Kennedy. Aluon Goodwin
Dr. \. Jacob. IL. Francis +. Kinnlcutt.
William Jay SchieNclln. El~afd Il. Hewitt
G. Grant IN Farse. Banic Huntington.
!. H. Bishop. Samuel +. Babrork.
Henry l.. Sprngue. George VI. ga satt
Dr. y. !. = John Roosa, Jsn'r W Prs or.
George J.. kiveS. br. l.. Emmett iIol,,
Francis y. Church. Lester " Clark
Morris X. Jesup David Kcaue
John Ilars~n KhoaGes Frederic II. Belts.
Charles T. Miller. William \ keener
J. Hampton Ilobb IoGG.no, Keith
Austen g. Fox. Fuf1a Mcmahon
John Brooks l~avitt Hermann II Cammann.
br. Nalen'in" Mott, James 4. Hurnet.
Joseph Il. Glider. Dr Francis Deaneld
william y. Hornblower George II. Aiams
John g. Clark. Francis H. stofaard.
William Iiar"rs Jerome. Robert ". de Forest.
Isaac y. Selismaa. j Noble HAYES
Waiter q. onfUnn Henry j. Sedglsick, j..
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
SUDIRRAN REAL ESTATE.

S"~~~~/>o~>S~~~N~N>N<S~o~N o~N~~>r~NN~N~TVSNNN|>~~~
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAiR.-Resid
properties all kinds. sale or rent.
CLARENCE B. TUBES. ) Beekman-st.
MoRRISTOWN REAL ESTATE Of al
kinls for sale rent or exchange J.
HENRY JOHNSON d CO.. M0rris'own.
y J.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07

WAITER-By a young colored man -
nrst-class waiter: private family. board
ing house: ilrst-ciass city reference. j. w.
H.. 2.O-3 cd-ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
NEW BIRDS IN THE SHOW.
GOOD ATTENDANCE AT THE GARDEN.

.r,eps MADE DAy-PRIzE-wINNERs IN
THE PIGEON AND POULTRY CLASSES.
poval Blue Line Lofts. the only lofts in the world
Ia 70 contain breeders with proven records from
,sa miles were added 10 the Poultry and Pigeon
c.ow a. Madison Square Garden yesterday. \
raopon long-distance flyer and several long-dis-
..ncs homers were also added to the collection
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
NIIsCI,I.I.NNI.OlS. Y.

~~>-->|~-~
ROOFS ROOFS HOOPS R"pnlr".
ana PAINTED .aiI-fa zion guaranteed. be-,
reference. is East Hiih -
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07

GARDENER.-Res Respectable; experienced In
greenhouses fruits and vegetables. ger
eral uanagrment OF gsnt!emans country
place: married. small family; good reIer-
ences: wishes steady work. GARDENER.
BOX Ss Roslyn. Long Island.
GARDENER Single. thoroughly practical
In greenhouses and graperies and all OUT
door work in general. best city reference.
T. D. ~ East lnth-st.
GARDENER and SECOND-MAN.--Und
stands care OF gentleman's country place.
greenhouses grapes hard and soft wood
plants In and outdoor fruits: willing
obliging. Address THOS. BIRCH. Prince
ton. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
Enrouron ADVERTISEMENTS

~~N~ooo0>roo~oorNoNN~~o-
DrROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will find
,he London Office OF The Tribune. 10. Fleet street.
r convenient place TO leave their advertisements
q nd subscriptions FOR The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
HELP WANTED.

NVNNN|NNN/ONNN/lN7D7
Male.
cANVASSERS 4 grutlrmaniy app'alahee
and good address - call upon pus'n- -
men only. something .ntlrelN new. go"d
money: NJ rislla asked - canyass~rr. np-
ply 10 +. T. LOGAN. > and : East lo'h-
st. 81 floor. take elevator.
MEN wanted on catue steamers 70 Lon
don. Liverpool Glasgow. Bristol; WORK
for passage. 60 Greenwich -.
gAfESNFN Firai class salesmen
wanted; the greatest s-'ller since ",hh,
"Memoir-" Jnhn Sherman Forty Years
In House. senate and cabinet the great
est financial history ~ the United states.
Apply to THE WERNER CO.. D ana
East iGth-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
DuESSMAKING.

~o,~~Do0o-o<--0 oN~o-0<-NNNoDNNNNNN
cot Tt RIERE FRANCHISE. - Formerly
with Stern Bros. advanced models Tor
sumfaer dresses. evening waists, tailor
made walking and dinner costumes. la
dies materials used. snort notice. winter
prices. Nine ANDERSON. l3i West
l5th-si.
IRESSMAKER by the day. In private
families. inhklng-over n specially. 81 -
per day Miss II. FOX. 2s6 9,h-ave.. bet.
2Gth and eth sis.
RESSMAKFR. stylish. good cutter and
filter. only slightly acquainted In city:
r. IN family hy the day. excellent refer
sncc given. 40 East 3ls'-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07

GARDENER and FLORIST.-By a sober.
industrious single man; ~ years prac-
tlcal experience In greenhouses. flowers,
fruit and vegetables highest references,
wishes position as head gardener N a
private place. Address MATH. ktRI,
care Born & Dressed Station A, hoDokeh'
y
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
ARGUMENT ENDED IN M'LACGHLIN'S

ARGU NENT ENDED IN Vt LAITFfIIINS : NAHf4
The appeal case Of William W. Mclaughlin. ex-
Inspector OF Police. who convicted before
Justice Barrett OF extortion was finished In the
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court yesterday,
Counsel for hota sides rested Their on the ar
guments made on Wednesday. 1t is possible that
a decision in the matter will be handed down In
a few days.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
CHESTS AT LEADING HOTELS.

The storm Yesterday had bad effect on the hotel
h,.,,ese and the arrivals were not numerous.
Rooms were booked. however, for many guests to
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07

TsEFT-I, -MAN.-Am hustler IS; speak
Italian. French and English nuently:
experience in real estate office willing ana
able 70 make myself useful at most any
thing 10 0hlige employer. Address HISl-
LER. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-07
WORK MANTED.
Male.

TEACHER. nrst-class teacher OF man
do.in and banjo desires few more pu-
pills: day or evening. PROFESSOR. lo4
Fast 4lst-st
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WTNTOW DRESSER. Young man would
Ike situation "a window dresser ana
salesman: years experience: city or
country. A. HICKEY. 1000 Atlantic-ave.,
Hro1islNn
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HOLLAND.

HOLLAND.
Nine. Duse. Paris.
Mile. Graurrnalice. Paris.
F.. Banhaum. Paris.
O. Wright. Boston.
g. j. Plsc. Boston.
6. :. Fiddle. Belfast.
W. +. Lindlsy. England.
G. Clapp. Boston.
T.. FoanCis- Paris.
{. :. Wright. Pl,tsburg.
W. 81. Smith. Rochester.
IMPERIAL
T. W. Reynolds. Boston.
]. c. Fawcette. Louisville.
l.. A. Montgom ery. Birming-
ham.
J. Lamar. Cincinnati.
j. l.. Smith. Philadelphia
y. T.. Mack. Boston.
A. W. SlOcum. Buffalo.
Il. T.. Marvin. Toledo.
X. G. Foster. Cleveland.
PARK AVENUE.
A. Raymond d wife. foush-
keepsie.
II. A. Pinney. New-Canaan.
". A. Harder. jr.. HUDSON
y. y.
J. Roulette. Maryland.
O. l.. Hale. Newark.
r l.. DEMO. Detroit.
r. A. Knceland. Rochester.
g Bobzln. Chicago.
l.. Fry. Lancaster. Penn.
". W. Graham. %orwaik.
WALDORF.
Col. :. Il. Dick. Pennsyl-
vania.
T L. Johnson. Cleveland.
j. Richards. Cleveland.
r. ii. !. Goddard. Newport.
Capt. +. Maxse. England
Count Leiungen. W!esbaden.
+. E'relinghuysen, Newark.
WESTMINSTER.
G. 6. Price. Philadelphia
G. II. Coburn. Pi,fsburg.
{. A. Chisolin & wiie'
Charleston. s. c.
Z. hagen, Scranton.
]. Hammer * wife. Boston.
II. ". Hiaman. Cleveland.
owen Wisier. philadelphia.
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ALBEMARLE.
+. II. Atkins. Boston.
y. Proctor. Oakland. Nd.
:. s. Rowland. Nj. Morris
-. Y.
J carrnichal. Scotland.
Z Kiam Houston. Tex.
Mrs. :. d. Muncey, Chica'
{. l.. Riggs. Baltimore.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
J. {. Paving & wife. Bos-
Il p. McGregor. Wheeling
W JeSray. Glasgow. Scot
land.
i. =. Frost. Belfast. Me.
II. Johnson. Colorao'
Springs.
p ". Clark. 81. Louis.
7. ] Sellinger. Chicago.
". NJ. Mccormick q wife
baltimore.
+. II. West. Mobile. Ala.
II. G. Chatham & family
Elkin. y. G.
J. =. Dietz. Cincinnati.
II. Gardner. Milwaukee.
GILSEY.
o. Jones. Chicago.
i. J. Machin. London.
X. Wickens. London.
Mrs. 9. W. List. Wheeling
W. Va.
c. s shanklln. Chicago.
Mrs. L. X. Taft. Batt'
Creek. Mich.
+. II Welsh. Philadelphia.
J. W. Angel. Providence.
b. s. Mcleod. San Fran
cisco.
. c. Dickerman. Philadelphia.
GRAND UNION.
c. X. Clark. Boston.
W. A. choate. Albany.
+. II. Heath. Ttica.
d. II. Putnam. Boston.
Z. W. Applegaie. Chicago.
HOFFMAN.
A. Strein, london.
J. Kaufman. Pi,tsburg.
AIRS. J. A. Morris, West
chester.
B. II. Waring. Baltimore.
A. y. Brady. Albany.
J. s. Brownien. New Orleans