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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17
WATER UNDER THE STREET.
STREAMS WHICH NIGHT INTERFERE WITH EX
CAvATIONS FOR TIE rNDERGROrND RAILWAY

STREAMS WHICH NIGHT INTERFERE WITH EX
cAv,TIoXs FOR TIE rNDERGRorND RAILWAY
The special commission Of the Supreme Court
70 determine upon tho feasibility OF the plans APP
proved bv the Rapid Transit Commission for an
underground railway resumed ~ hearing yts;'r-
day afternoon NJ No 25G Broadway Thomas =.
Calligan. contractor. whose testimony had not been
closed a. Wednesdays adjournment. was recalled
lie told OF the tile and surface water under Br)ll
way The .a,;cr. he sad. would be met at "A depth
Of seven fee, al the way down Broadway as far n
Eighth or Ninth 81. No water voild be found
then unit, Canals. reached wnere the tide
water is nrst encountered
Stewart T. Dc,ert next called and said tha'
on December Il ami lG last he had counted the pco-
pie al Broadway and Twenty -irst-s'. and ascer-
tanned that on the first day $50 vehicles driven
BY 1870 persons walked the downtown side. and
o. $50 on the uptown. ON December Is. at Cham
bers and Readc SIS. there We're from a. IN. un'il
D. m. 5ls0 vehicles. 39SO pedestrians the up
town side ana 4l.5oa on the downtown. At Futon
AMI John sts. in twelve hours. $3.50 vehicles and
5000 ana 5000 persons walked the ,west AMI
east sides respectively.
Howard Constable took the chair and told about
the nature OF piles and pneuma;.cs. lie said that Il
would also be found that IL the quicksand along
ground railway would have the effect loosen the
piles and make the foundations OF many OF the
buildings along the line rhe proposed road weak
and in time. perhaps. destroy then, altogether.
Mr.. Constable VA, next questioned as 70 tunnel
ventilation. He had made the subject study ana
visited all the large tunnels In ihis country and Eu-
rope. He had the plans. and differed from the
engineer of the Rapid Transit Commission. a. he
did not believe that It would ventllate itself. as 81
present expected. He said ii would need artificial
air and that he had never seen dOuble-track tun-
mel where the moving trains did not destroy ven
tilatiOn.
Edward T.. Hatch OF the firm OF Lord az Taylor;
the large drygooIs house at Tweatleh-st. and
Broadway told OF their having cellar under their
place OF business. and he certain that the con-
structon Of the underground road would greatly IN
tcrfcrc with their business.
TEe hearing VIII go on to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17
STING THE NEW-JERSEY INVESTMENT co.

II. Winthrop Gray. receiver Of the United States
Mutual Accident Association, through Henry J."
sprague, has begun an action IN the New ofh
G, ,reme Court against the Investment Company Of
NwJersey to recover $3GG 600 49, which 1t is alleged
the officers Of the United States Mutual Accident
Association "unlawfuy. wrongfully and fraudu-
len,ly" paid 10 the Investment Company between
Mas general manager and secretary Of the Acct
dent Association He had lie contract win the
,,ra"rs maid in by policy holders should go TO him.
II is alleged that IN conjunction WIN o'hGr oiileeps
~ the association he organized the investment
Gonnany and turned over to II his contract with
The Association This contract is declared 10 nave
~ me ,bn only asset OF the Investment Company.
md &, is averred that he had no right to transfer
* and Furthermore that the contrac' vas ihEana'
France.
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THE alaska SEAL CASE CONTINUED.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday, be-
fore Judge Wallace United States Distrc'-AttoTheN
Macfarlane finished his argument upon inc ho''oH
.or on Injunction restraining the North American
Commercial Company from taking seals on the ISL
ands OF St. George and St. Paul. in the territory Of
Alaska
James c. Carter, arguing in opposition TO The mo-
Secreary of the Treasury to determine what number
Of fur seals shall be taken on the North American
spplicable owing 10 the expiration OF the twenty
years lease. 80, 49,.
George Stanley Brown. agent Of the North Amer
fcan Commercial Company at San Francisco, ana SUI
perintendent Prnglc of that company gave testi-
tnony about the driving and killing OF seals IN NaTi
Gus years. The court then adjourned.
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co,.pr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

anpella,e pivison-SupIeme Court-Before San DIth'.
p j. Williams. Runsey. patterson ana -, os %, A.
IS 81. ~. p.fore Tr,ax J.
supreme Court-specai Term-fart i--h'''ie iu"N' -
Motion calendar called at ii a. M, ,,< ,,-,.or
supreme Court-spccial Term PART I-Beiure '''o'' "
-, news NJ th.3D a. IN. Exparie matters. -,
Str-n.ne Coust--special Term III nrio.r So.
man J-Motions: National Hudson itNe' DAM ,,,giin
- ferc,n 20 pe.rng Mclaughlin VS. hcl@ushiI'.
rnoi.er ~ Harrison Preferred case 30 1910 "esee''
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llELp WANTED.
>~~~>~.o.~oo~.c.oN~o.~S ~<oo~Oc.~Noo~~~
Male

AGENTS. - Gentlemen OF intelligence
wanted 10 20 to Wisconsin. Minnesota,
Illinois. Ohio. Missouri, Colorado and
TEXAS. calling only on bankers and at
torneys: pays from $50 TO $40 per day:
business very legitimate. honorable and
gigantic. Address u. T.. l.GlG 3l-ay'.
MEN WANTED On cattle steamers TO Lon
don. Liverpool. Glasgow. Bristol; Work
.cr passage. 02 Greenwich-s,.
STENOGRApHER instructs IN German or
English shorthand. New-York or Brook
lvn. day and evening. indy dual. efficient.
complete instruction only. JOHN WIZ
LEE. 20 I6th-st.. Brooklyn.
WANTED TO take chars,r or r department.
In n Western State. an experienced ad-
v.rfisnG, insurance CT biographical solicit
tor and salesman. who is a thorough gen
,leman and capable Of trarsact'ng husl-
ness with our highest class 'of business
men and institu.ians. to surh man a
place viii be given Of trust and pFont .
10 tho right man this IL the chance Of a
lifetime. Can on or address ADAMS *
co, ~ Duane-st.. New York
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GOOD GOVERNNENT CLTB I TO DINE.

DIR. PARKHURsT. GUSTAV II. sCIwAB AND
OTHERS WILL SPEAK
The second annual dinner OF Good Government
Club r viii be given this evening AZ the ST. Denis
Hotel The list OF speakers viii include the Rev.
Or. Charles II. Parkhurst. Gustav H. Schwab. Olcott
Payne. John Brooks Leovitt. ". Harris Roome.
J. Augustus Johnson. president Of Good Government
CLUB e; DE Forest Grant, president OF CUB a;
Francis Skinner. president Of Club g. and T. =.
Rice president OF club L. l. J. Callahan. president
Of club +. viii preside. Alfred Il. Coniling Is
chairman Of the Dinner Committee. The accept
auccs received from members OF Club + show that
q large number VIII be present.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FARMS WANTED for my early catalogue
for 1906: sera fun particulars AT once.
- rharg"s unless . sli. b. cHec;ci /.
ROWLAND. III Bro iway.
WANTED. Dwelling house on Vow .Yor.i
Central. from Nonkcgs t. Tarrytown.
free and clear. I'm cNchane, for equity iD a
hrei-ciass new brown.tonc dwelling in best
location On Washington Heights. New
York '.fv. near elevated Owners send fUli
Particulars 20 j. :. CAMPBELL. y. !.
i. -. Box ISL.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

N.~~~~oO>N>oNN~o1~-N 10N,NNNN~NNNoN
A.-fIANDSOME1.Y furnished large front
roinu. third floor. with board. references.
= West DIST ~.
cOMFOKrA HOUSE. select table. 50
1875 West 18th 81.
LARGE ROOMS. superior tiilo. rriva'"
family. to refined party. II West j'th-st.
18TH ST 10 WEST Beautiful. large and
small sunny rooms. single on en- suite.
excellent table ana service 10Y families "f
gentlemen. meals served In rooms n dr-
sired references.
81 WEST 3iTii-S ST sunni front parlor.
SUM, suite. private baths. s,nSi@ rooms
private tables. excellent board; rel 'ren'"''
~ WEST 18TH ST Comfortably fur
nished sunny SUIT" 81 rDJins. al con
venienccs. excellent table. god Attendance
references
list ST. i05 WEST Comfortably FUR
uished double front noon. cNce.lrn' table;
prices To- suit references.
10TH ST. 81 AND ~ WEST. Back par
Tor. one third story iron; ana on third
story back room. excellent board. refer
snceS.
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HELP wANTE ,.

,oN%N~-oN,o.N~~NNN~N~
EcmGle.
4 GERMAN pROTE?TaNT ~ competent,
infants ngrsr. willing 10 sew, best ref
erenccs required. can bet. 10 and y. 80
West DIST &c.
MAN AND WIFE - q - Georgia -
take charge ~ farm. 800 acres 81
land. German or Scotch preferred. ALEX.
LANGTON 2co East 42i-s', .-.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17

si,nre,nc CIR snecaI rerm-Part VBe,ore Law
renee J.--Cases h from Part " Tor u''i N"
Suprcmc Cour,-spccial TerinPart Nl-Betore o; ,sc-
Lean. LEASES 70 be sent from far III Refore An.
drew. ELEVATED Railroad cases Case uhn's'
supreme couri-Spec.al Ternl-Part
supreme Cour-Trial Terrn-Part IiBefore Fle'dnan'
J.Preferred cases Nos 257y. 1904. 1913. oV'' '''''
supreme couT-Tral TcrmPar, liIIefeTe pasro; ISL g.
Nos 2 ~ ~ 40 % 80 s9c, ~: ~" 49,
Suyreme couri-Tfiai Terin-part iV-eiore Seds"'c"'
J.-cases 70 be sent from Part III 'oI trial y,oar,
suprcn, cour,-fral Tcrm"par VI~isrfore i,aly; J.
surrenS coSs;"rril Tarm ''I Part IiMneorr Glide
See Ma iSs l css 2@ 24s 49, ia ia s9
Supreme tourt-Irsl Tera-!au vIII-Be:ore BOOK
s,aver Gases % le gent from Part VII for 'iiaA
Supreme Cour-TIial Term-;,ari IX-neforc Gegerioh.
J.-,ases to be sea1 from Part vi .Or Wial case ~
Supreme Court-Trial rerm-Par. X-Iscforc BlschoN.
jr. J-tases 10 hr sent from Part vi for trial clear
Supreme cou-i-IFal Term-part Xl-AdJourned fo- the
surroga;e's Court--chau.bcrS- Before Fixgcrah e.
Lucy G. J. Scott. George " skeen Pauline iis ,hei.
9ssar G A Wehgm .ohq KopP at, 1910 sophie
Wilhelm Johannes A. haus''dt. Margaret Conlon, Ella
sarrogste's couri~Tral Term Before Arnold. $40
city court-specia, Term Before schuchman Court
opens at 10 a. m Notions a, 1890 a
2so as. stoi Az ;57 SIS 7oi 7Ss 75s sissis "a
city Cour,-Tria TcrTn-I'eu i~Bcfore conan' J.
Nss 573 c22. io5i. 1852. 1919, 1850 COS G2i 5gs ISL
city court-Tria; Tcrm-part ui~Before Ftzsimon.
J-Nos. $40. 70 G1I ~ 7G9 IA ISL i)1 Dos 500 30
FL 9s 9i3 ~. 9i5 al5ls. alc 9l7 9is 90 500 9lI
CITY couriTIia Tsrn,- Par: before Mccarthy. j.
Short causes Nos sii7 3i7J 1852. 344s 3ls0 1906 Isl
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ron SALE.

~.~~o~~~~~->-o.>-oN~)>~N- o~oc~N~NNoNO'V|O""
A.--A.-A-A-F diamonds watches.
81 weekly, no trash. NalI Or address W
s CO.. 4 Maiien Lane. Room . All gods
runranterd
Al hLDCCED Pl:JCf.>.-,,D secondhand
wood and iron working machines. iu..s
guaranteed. machinery bought and eN'
chan:pd GEORGE y. EDDY. "!s MAJ
t.n-st.
BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER KNOWN.
Beautiful gold chairs. warranted French
leaf. .nly - 30. gold elsewhere -. re-
ducing large stock. GOLD CHAIR MANU-
FACTIRERS. 30 Murray-5..
FOR CoTILLGNS. afternoon teas. kan"c-
katches. bailro,ms. etc. lad.c, should
have gold chairs; buy direct from The fac
tory. GOLD CHAIR MANtfAcrl RENS.
70 Murray-st.
ROlI~TOp DrSES. So ard upward. also
desks slightly damaged ly water r.
MASON, II Fultna-st.
100 PIANOS new and second hand. FL ~.
great bargains. cash. easy terms. rent or
exchange. WALTERS - Union Square.
ioS-i07 West 33d r.
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HOEsEs AND CARR. AGES.

PARTY going South will sacrifice for third
value elegant twO-seat extension top cut
under family surrey. almost new, being
used only n short time also fine kimbail
cutter and two elegant cloth lap robes
Apply at 10 West 4ith-st., private stable
WANTED. Horses 70 keep AZ IS 20 SD
per month: nrst-cliss accommodations.
Address T. J. ARNOLD. Paving. y. y.
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2425 s2G, $40 ci2o 3iS4 349l 3i92 sos 35e9 33''
3tO6 Equity case. NJ l9l. Clear
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supr' Court.
by Pryor. J.
C.ener; March We I4ayina z. ITow,andJohn F. Doyle.
Hewitt, Bricc Mark Hart-Ait Nandcr Lehran.
~ Triax. !.
Abraham Nelson Jenny Nc'son-Frank Meals,
Matter Of Noyac Cottage ASS ciation--Wi.llaA CaH.d
we'll
I.'us Abraham vs. Moses /. Kap,an-Thoinas F. Don
RELY
Matter Of Home Tablet Company-Iouis 4. Lehman
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
nv Tr,ax. j.
Matter u New-York Mutual Insurance corp'ry-Ben-
jaur Yates.
IIcrranIcz vs.. I.ynch-Emnnue Biumens;ls:
Matter Of l.. ''o.-lOhn l. y. hNA'.
Matter Of Noyac Cottage Ass1ciati1n-J Ca'npoe'I
rbo npsgn. .
Nenncssy Hagan-C.dcon J. Tucker.
Continental Tris, Company -. Tucicr-Adof Cz1ki
Iori.larl VS. Ban--Wilam NJ. Hoes.
By Pryor j.
Rorck VS. Rosenberg -George j.. Nichols.
Anderson McCaEn--John A Mapas
Matter Of Hirsch--(eOrrc Iardor.
hickman. :.
Johnson Dahlg-een-Iaw'cnce Godkln
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CITY REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.

~>Cs0o>NNNNNO.NNNN|.N rON.NN0NNoN0YNI.ONH-
FOR SALE Two vory hands me- rod
dcnces On Washington Heights. d"slfah'"
location. built hy days work FIR own'r's
own use. with private stables ara 'n',.
Apply lSJ Rcalc st.
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CONFEDER lTE VETERANS TO DINE.
ECHOES or DIME LAND WILL BE HEARD AT
TIE ST DENIS TO-NIORROW EVENING.

The Confr !crate Veteran Camp OF New-York VIII
give It's sixth annual dinner in honor of the ami
Versary OF the birthday OF General Robert T. Lee.
in the Colonial dnng-room OF the -. Denis liot"i
tomorrow evening. The toasts and the speakers
viii b.: "The Memory Of Robert +. Lee" W $.
Ne-loy. "Our Mo.ropolIs" Ayhhc I. I.tch: "OuF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17
HE WISHES TO STAY IN AN INSANE Aoi i-O Al

,rcunen, vas heard in Special Term or the Su-
,,croo Court before Justice Pryor YESTERDAY Oh
,cri, ~ habeas corpus. obtained by Max Needo'nah
Gov his son Samuel. who has been confined rs III
ro,ic on Wards Island. Samuel NecdIe:ha" was
put on tho stand. and answered ali PueS''i'' Al
- ,,,. ,,.f,,,,l manner He said that he was
;rh.,on years old and had assisted his rather by
lying him part Of the wages that he MADE
,r,n,d Christian" he said. and my father had me
,o,kol ND in the asylum. think was insane "heh
-. MI there but getting all Right again. anu
u.ont ~ stay where am until am we'll
Tho boy's ia Their said that the boy sc'Ifei Cazy o
,,rion and was continually at the headquarters OF
The salvation Army. .,e., .,o. .,o hoy,
,~5uc nov cOnvalcsccnt, had been suffering from
,nelancholia and religious frenzy ana II Wo"'u d"
la.,e~ 10 le. him stay where he was: , ,,,...
Jnstjcc Pryor said that, in view or the plESi
s,ateIn.n and the fact that the boy Wahtel 10 ~
main where he was. he would DISMISS 'he "i' "''D
Teejeman went back 10 the Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17

a PARTNER WANTED with 5000 10
$1,000 In established business. money
needed to incrsas" business. good In
come assured to Investor. who c1L have
charge ~ Office WORK. IMPORT. HoN -,
Tribune D.fe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17
IRIS CHARTER ~ QUESTION.
,-rvD1rT AGAINST THE CENTRAL
STAMPING COMPANY.
u.,s ,rroRy,;y-GENERAI;s SUIT 10 PREVENT 1T
FROM DOING FURTHER BUSINESSMAN

.-.o,,.,,v GENERALS SUIT 10 PREVENT 1T
,.nou Doing FURTHER BUSINESSMAN
APPEAL TO BE TAKEN
-. s,ec,al Term OF the supreme Court jug
- goodman Yesterday directed verdict IN favor
y. tho nla.nt,ff IN a suit brought by the Attorney
l,oaro1 Of the State OF New-lork against the a.
rnn.ors Of the Central Stamping Company TO pre-
,r. that company from doing any iurther pusi-
ness. - 49, r,
,ooo~lrc 10 Samuel Tntermyer. who repre-
son,od the plaintiff the facts are that III Decempe''
30, .bc i've LARGEST firms OF manufacturers of TN
80 n the United states combined toE"ther a''u
.or-ned the company. putting sOo'oo in cash MO L.
r,,asa firms we're the -. Louis Stamping company
- O.hich ex-Congressman Ne'dringhaus OF ~.
opis Is president: the Lalance & Grosjean Manu-
.no,,,sr,- COMPANY the firm ot James Aikman q
80 ~ vaicn David II. James and d. Wills James
90 members; T. l.. KCtcham & Co.. ard the hrhl
~ Frederick HabermaN.
Each concern leased It's factory TO inc COMPANY
.r 80, wears put in $1,000 81 cash, and ORGANIZE
A. ,,,,,,,. for ion wears 1t is ayerroi tina, there
,oe an agreement when the company was orSanz. u
eva, II should no; be extended beyond rae -"
vsars' limit unless all the parties consen'od ~
I,Iv 1895 a majority OF the stockholders u"uei
look 10 extend the company for fur'heT term ..
a. wears under the new Corporation law, against
me protest OF the minority. II order TO &c d ma
,r,;v ~ the stock IL is charged, the corpoTauo''
horght the $4,000 OF Nelrnghaus STOCK LOT Ni"'''
and Mcssrs James and Ketcham honsh NJ, rr rI1
Ialance tirosjean stock. 1t is further ctarti" ara
thaI these companies voted ;her s SO NAV
aterest for extending The He of the corporal on,
,nlcr an arrangement that their STOCK N@s ~ Il
Nnrrot and that they TO be- relieve! rom an
~ agrcemont This it Is alleged. was suhs,
onenty done, and the At'oTngy Cen fai 400 rronnI
have the charter canceicd. OF '"e s'
,ha. il was corrupty procured. - -. ,,u
VI InterDyer asserts that the forms .. Ia"
90 not observed sufficiently to extend me en-
Stcoca OF the com. any. and that me oChSei'' ,Te
v pr code which expressly provides mat, ~, no
eforkholder OF a corporation IS allowed 20 zen HIS
81 mon any promise Of money or any 'aiuc.
Counsel for the defendants said an aPpeai wou'd
-, LEN The form of the verdict VIII ne se,i,I'u
ne iacision has been rendered in the Appellate
aai,.,sion mon the exceptions taken to Justice
Freedman's rulings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17

ii. T.. clanin Company
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Calhoun. Robbins az
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son ................
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pthemnn. Deer *
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CITY real. ESTATE TO Ji"r.
0vNoN. wv N-NC-N>~NsNNr.NNNN,SN~N
ylroolslvu

10 RENT. House. 3Gi Toni kins-1No.
BROOKLYN. near elevated station. al th'
modern improve mrnis. very desirable 10 /
1face. rent 81 per m NTH Apply j. ".
GREENS Sons. 2GS Bedford Brook
lNr. Or l.. G.. BARLOW. H. sc.ie :. j.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

LAR IL front room. heated. for a gentle
maa; private family. III hkE. 10
perry-st
90 S-ANE.-Desirable suite n
large rooms: ~ floor. southern exposure.
private hAths. also paglors. business or
private single rooms. steam heated.
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MORE AIRS FOR THE HOSPITAL FUND.

Louis Silk. trca suror Of the Drygoods Auxiliary
of the Hospital Saturday and SGnday Association.
reports the following additional contributions
Previously reported $50 Stern brothers 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17

CANADIAN INVENTOR will sell part Il
worldwide patent "a one % the most
profitable inventions ~ th" age. Inspection
HuI price b. appointment. Address Is. r..
~ Morse iiui'4tgg
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

Country.
FARMS large. small for sale. low; c1n
exchange some: bargains seldom offerrd
FIELDER - Liberiy-st.
Farm. - acres New Canaan conn, u.
hours distant: good buildings. nigh
ground extensive views. notel N"1'th re-
sort $2.Spo. sacrifice ATWATEK. 90 LIB
criy st.
For SALE In one lct 3 cottages situated
IN the town ~ SouthlnGtnu. Conn. For
particulars apply to :. H.. Box 81. South
i"g'on. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17

FOR SALE CHEAP. -Firs- .cl1r- 80 .hl.
Touring mill. good CUSTOM. ia list " i.at
country iu Michigan. have other business
g. FUCHS. Perry. VI 3D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17

For sALE-r.sh anl oyster ma.s"t. good
location. tine nytuf-f. nnI"r in o.her
bum AMI mast sacrifice Aldrnfs 3D.
NAN/ 20. Tu'fOl-sf BE- -lkifr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-17

wanted for good grain and fru' farm
1900 fruit trees. nm hcag.ug. rare chance.
I
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SUDUUnAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAiR. Residence
properties. all kinds. sale or rent
CLARENCE Il. TUBES, Beelsmar-st
THIS - TIE ANNIVERSARY ~ Frank
Inns birthday. and printers should con-
memOrate the event 10y purchasing homes
AZ passaic and Brooklyn $500 - sl2.Oyl.
SkIDMORE an old member q the Art
Preservatlve." - Park Row. New-Ioik.
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WORK WANTED.
yIiiIc


Mnlc.
TPrTOI.STERER and CARPET-LAf Err
BY frs,-class mechanic. city or coun-
try hotel or private: low wages in steady
situation. TPHOLSTERER. 42J East
IJth-st
UPHOL STERER wants work; specialist On
furniture, antique gld modern; speaks
French German and English. frst-class
work warranted. Address EMILE STREET,
30 East 12th-st.
YOUNG MAN. u. honest. temperate ana
Of frst-class character: position OF trust,
with chance Of advancement, can furnish
good security +. W. HERDMAN, All
EVergreen-aye.. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN, 20. wishes position az any
thng or learn good trade; not airail Oh
work: good reference. {. \. W, $50 Nes'
3lst-st
YOUNG MAN, ~. in Office: best refer
ences: excellent perman. sa.aiy rnoder
ate CHAS. A. REED. II East l0th-s'.
YOUNG MAN wishes position Of any kind
where he ay be- able 10 advance himself
l.. lOi Atlantic-st.. stamford. conn.
YOi'NG NAN. is. in office; best refersrces
excellent psrman; salary moderate
CUAS. 4. REED. - East l0th-fi.
YOi'NG MAN. good appeai ancc. good
talk"r wants Office work. collecting. any
position OK trust; thoroughly reliable. se'
iaet ,nployer. RI SSELL. az Mest III .,
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$3.50. FRED STONE. 60 Broadway.
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ni,l stern Br1- Evening waists. dane
go. school dr'-a"-. latest Igrs sk.r' and
fl.-trs. lali-- m,terals used. short no
u.~. winter prices. "l,sa "a wug... Mime.
ANDERSON l1i W-s' l5th-st.
DRIES MAKER. Want. Few more Gus
toners b. the day Ia private families.
making over q speciality. 81 - per day.
Miss IT, FOX. 80 yth-aye.. between 2Gth
ana 9th SITS.
ORE seMAKING Artistic dr,.smakins by
fl". evening an. street gowns made fNr
s. perfect n Address ROBES Box II.
! ~ Broadway.
pREssMAKER AMI sEAMSTREsS. by
iliy ~ private famili's. 81 day. -
weekly. would assist 10 amy way. refer
eucos pKESSMAkER 20 East i2j'h 81.
DKESsMAKEH - % ears IN business
tailor made suits latest STYLES 50 ali
other work eGuallr low. Mfs. SMITH.
20" Gih ave.. -1i -.
DEEssMAEIR and clonkmailcr wants
work al home ~ daN. superior after.
finest worker ON seal garments. sleeve. en-
make into latest e'ylc cAp"s 'oilat"'ies
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FROM so UPWARD.
III WEST 5jrii-ST.
SEAL GARMENTS rcdyca and altered Into
fashilnnbls clpes all Eton jackets. Ms.
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way Late with Gunther's Sons. 5'h-av..
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OrGu. EoN 800. i.2l2 Broadway.
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and
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sales at urhsard -; prlc >. Call AMI see
us before purchasing elsewhere. IN pay
80. bis. JAMMIS. 900 Broadway.