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New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
A DUCHESS ASKS FOR SEPARATION.
SHE is THE WIFE OF THE DUKE D'AUXY. AND
SAYS He HAS DESERTED HEE.

SHE is THE WIFE OF THE DUKE D'AUXY. AND
SAYS HE HAS DESERTED HER.
real duchess applied to Justice Osborne In the
Supreme Court. yesterday afternoon. for separa-
tion from her husband. on the ground of abandon
ment and nOn-support. She gave her name TO the
clerk Charlotte Antoinette Lucille Cazanova
Soutter dAuXy. and she said that her husband IS
Arthur Charles Eugene Edward. Duke dAuxy.
She married to him in Paris on July $. 1882.
and they TO this country five years ago. The
plaintiff said that her husband married her for her
money. and that he spent large estate which be-
longed to her. He left her about three years ago.
and since that time he has contributed nothing
toward her support. Her counsel asked that the
decree of separation might contain the provision
that all property of which she might be possessed
or which she might hereafter obtain should belong
TO her alone He asked this TO controvert the
French law. which provides that husband and
wife shall have equal interest in property
owned originally by either one Justice Osborne
said that he familiar with the law in the
case. and he adjourned the matter for two weeks.
tina; he might look il up. The suit was not de-
Tended
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
TIE CIVIL SERVICE YEAR.
COMMISSIONERS SUBMIT REPORT SHOWING
THAT THEIR WORK HAS BEEN MORE
THAN DOUBLED

Mayor Wurster received yesterday the annual re-
port Of the Civil Service Commission In the year
5ls2 persons competed In forty-six examinations.
A comparison Of these figures with those OF 1895
shows that the work Of the Commission has been
more than doubled. The report says that the law.
as II stands to-day. II honestly wisely and fear
lessly enforced. will do more TO secure good gov
ernment in Brooklyn than any legislation that may
be enacted.
The civil list OF the city. containing SIT names.
or nearly the entire city payroll is published
monthly by the Commissioners. The Commissioners
say I'm regard to the threatened legislation provid-
ing that Civil Service examinations shall be con-
Quoted by the heads Of depar ments that II is their
unanimous judgment that such plan would be
extremely unwise. They say that It's Inevitable
result would be destroy the faith of competitors
and the general public in the Civil Service system
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
LIVELY FIRE " NEWARK.

The hremen ~ Newark had 10 deal with n big fire
last evening which for a time threatened to spread
through whole block OF frame buildings but they
managed to conhne il 20 the building in which the
fire started The blaze first seen in Budish &
Yudizskys hat factory. Nos. ~ 10 GO Coldcn-s, No
one has yet learned how the fire started. The build
Ing was an old of wood At the rear were
dwelling houses. also OF wood Adjoining were thor
frame buildings. The flames had spread through
the nat shop by the time the frenen arrived They
then spread to the carpenter shop of John Lyman
hut there the fremen stopped them. The hat fac
tory and contents were destroyed. The loss on the
building is SO 900 and the contents $500 IL is
said that there insurance OF $4,000 on the
building and its contents.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
COUNTERFEITERS FOUND GUILTY.
GEORGE SANDS AND MARY KNAPP CONVICTED
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT IN


GEORGE SANDS AND MARY KNAPP CONVICTED
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT IN
TRENTON.
Trenton. Dec. ~ Special. George Sands. alias
DR.. Clark and Mrs. Mary Knapp were found guilty
in the United States District Court this afternoon
Of passing counterfeit coin and of knowingly hav-
ing counterfeit money in their possession The jufy
was out considerably less than an hour. When the
verdict was announced Mrs Knapp remarked:
well well have to take the pill. even If 1t ism
sugar-coated" Sands seemed to take the matter
more seriously. Sentence will be passed later.
In summing up the case for Sands. Senator W.
y. Daily contcnded that the only evidence against
his client was the alleged confession made by the
prisoner and this. he insisted was unsupported by
corroborative testimony. Judge Hoffman said that
although a dirty room in Chicago boarding house
had indicted Sands. that same dirty room could
not convict him. If a dirty room could convict a
man, he said every hOtel-kccpcr in the United
States should be convicted.
District Attorney Rice said that the lawyers Tor
the defence seemed 10 want the blame TO go TO
Mary Knapp and desired Sands to be found inno-
cent This would bc conNicting the StOol-pSeon
and freeing the principal. in his charge Judge
KirkDatrck remarked that counsel had said scarce
lv ANYTHING in defence Of Mary Knapp. and he then
pointed out that. having guilty knowledge. Sands
could 70 guilty of the charge of passing counter
felt coin. although he never had passed any him-
self
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

The most significant figures here are those lo'
free and albuminoid ammonia. especially the latter
as T. indicates the presence Of animal or vegetable
matter The drop from .060 to 0073 is reassuring
one The Increase in chlorine is due TO the act tha
moro water is being pumped from the wells now
than in August The wells lie nearer TO the seashore
than do the ponds. The branch laboratory at ROCK
VILE Centre is now under full operation despite the
fact that the Board of Aldermen has made no ap-
n-onriaton for the work. DR.. Nolckening ana Ms
assistant have anayzed water taken on the various
nonds and streams and wells OF the watersheu
-v,h% II is his intention TO carefully map me
changes in the constitution OF the water ana 'hus
ascertain what the normal condition OF the water
&, the various parts OF the shed should ne. lheIe
of,ar u will be easy to tell whether the wafer IL "u
in lis normal condition This Is the methou u'e' ~
INC Wafer Commissioner Of Massachusetts; ,oao
The nacterioogical examinations are DelI6 itaUe xs
nv Professor Hill under the drectlon OF III. IN
son The Aldermen are oo)ee 'iis 20 ,ha, 10 wa =
because ne is d Canadian. and charging thd' ne ,,
anno,nted through favoriism As mater % araa r"
~ ~ recommended by Professor Fuiler' tie &c
o.arioiorist Professor Hill has been MAKING paC
oyical examinations of drinking water toi oe
tei - nas He was for number OF year >
emnioyed by the Massachusetts coi',n6sno m,,,ar,'
,nnra ;eceniy by the Louisville Water ComI,'si ,,g
Sock inr of patronage there Is a iuil! s.Ui!
,he rounds to the effect tnat the reason a,lovyine
~ Aldermen capituiated 10 the extent ~ Sir vas
~ Hcnartmcnt of Health 5000 Tor tIlttoAi"
not that they listened TO persuasion lio ~ a. .wo of
cal profession and the Depar. % the Jobs Of
tAa rnroteges OF Aldermen. who nave vne ~ anti-
.ndinc Inc horses used in the manulacsu ehat they
,ox5n kicked 10 their respective Aiue'"'e" ~
pay.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
ATTACHED THE COUP1NT'S STOCK.

Whitman Saddle Company. Of Newark. behalf
OF the Combination Cycle Company. of jamestown,
" Y. to recover 5000 owed by the Newark COM
pany. The Whitman Saddle Company has a cap
ital stock Of $4,000 and has offices I'm New-Yo ork
Henry l.. Buck is the president and William G. e.
Melbach the secretary. In November, 1885 the
Whitman Company arranged to act as agent for
the Combination cycle Company and II is alleged
that 5000 worth of bicycles and attachments
were shipped TO the Whitman company Payments
slow and last month the Combina ion com
pany wanted an accounting. All the goods OF the
Whitman Company In New-York. worth s. OO0.
were replevined. Suit was begun i'm the New-Jer-
sey courts and three days later chattel mortgages
for $0.9sg 90 given TO the wives OF President Buck
and Secretary Melbach were recorded. it Is al.
legged for money loaned
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
REAL ESTATE.
IMPORTANT PRIVATE SALES CLooED
TWO VALUABLE DOWNTOWN PROPERTIES DIS
PosED oF-oNLY ONE SALE AT THE

TWO VALUABLE DOWNTOWN PROPERTIES DIS
POSED oF-oNLY ONE SALE AT THE
AUCTION ROOMS.
Goldine e. Whitehouse have sold for Louisa
Strasburger to Flake & Bowling No. 10 Maiueh
Lane, "A nve-story brownstonc building, ZtAo''' o''
private terms This gives the buyers a frontage
of 50 feet in Maiden Lane. as they recently pu'-
chased Nos. g. IL and l3. the properties adJoni"s'
The same brokers also sold for Horace 3 Ely q
Co. as agents for Gabriel NJ. Tucker. NO 81 fihe-
ST. a fve-story granite-front building. Hlx4' 10 d
foreign insurance corporation for $4,000 Inc
building will be demolished on May !, ana manu-
some business structure erected.
Fay & Stacom have sold No. 30 Forsyth-s'" :"
six-story fiat 25xsOxlCo for about $4,000 Hiram
kinado & Bro. the brokers'. Du o.
pashcr to James b. Giiiie No sC3 West One-hun-
dred nd forty y-ffth-s iye-story hathouse m,n %
mont n plot nj the corner Of the boulevard La
fayette and One-hundred-an -hfty-eighthst :, ?,
- and y West One-hundred and second-st were
sold by c. T. Gregor Son for Lille H. oi'oe''
carly in he week Si3jtsO.
At private contract Emma NJ. Mellert and Louisa 3i
Bromhorst have sold 10 Pincus Lowenfeld ana VII WI,
incs plot uxllO the southeast corner OF stanton
and Attorney ss.. on private terms t,o,os - IN IN
vestor he southwest corner Of West Tenth ana
Hudson SITS. four-stcry brick tenement houses on
an At heOIaF the Hroid~ay piV vi Real Esa saleroc PHILIP
snyth sold in foreclosure No. S22 East Ohe-hun1red-
nd-twsnty-secOnd-s three-story frame d"e,lIts =
lot 2lx1C01 10 the plaintiff. Ma ilda Wei, Tor A"V
Frederick Ztel has effected the sale of one Of the
finest parcels of lots vacant on Central PARK
West for Elliot; I5orowski 40 David Oppenhc!Inrr,
and Joseph Hamersh.ag The parcel embraces IN M an
fourteen city o;s being the entire block front pe-
tween Eghiy-siv;h ana Eighty-seventh SITS, 2ylox
$50 feet deep in Eighiyseventh-st. and 200 feet deep
in Eighty-sixih-st. Messrs opp anhcimer and Hani-
ershag have also purchased the northwest corner
OF One hundred -ani-twenty-frs and seventh
ave. ll0llx!j. ,
f. ST John Burke has purchased. through Joseph
Toch the two ihrcc-story dwellings. Nos. 10 ana
122 West Forty-scycnth-st. size 3Ibxl'o Tor a"out
$4,000 He intends to erect on their site a seven
story factory building
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
NEW.JERSEY NEWS.
NAN FROZEN TO DEATH.

HE WAS FOUND IN A sNOwBANK on THE
BOULEVARD.
Policeman Fry found man lying In a snowbank
on the boulevard. at Tonnele-ave., Jersey City. at
o'clock yesterday morning Thinking he was In
a drunken stupOr the policeman tried TO arouse
him. Failing in this he had the man removed to
the Sixth Precinct police station Efforts to revive
him there were unsuccessful and an ambulance
from the City Hospital was called, but the unfort-
unate man died before IL arrived.
The body was taken TO the Morgue. where 1t
was identhed as that OF Joseph Wolf who for
several years had been homeless drunkard TWO
months ago he secured a home with John Harms
Secaucus. for whom he did chores; Woif could
not control his appetite for drink. and on Wednes-
day night he became intoxicated: He visited sew
eral saloons the West Side Of the Heights. 1t
is supposed he fell n the snOwbank. and being
unable 10 get UP. perIsheG from the cold.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
THIS DOG COMMITTED STTCTDE.

little white and black dog waded through a
snowbank on I}crgen-ave.. Jersey CITY, on Wednes-
day night and stopping on the troley-car tracks.
whined peously. wagon approached and tho
dog apparently hestating. loft the track the
wagon wheels about to crush him. When ths
wagon had passed the animal returned 10 the track
and resumed his doeful whines as II pleading for
release from his earthly sorrows. His wish was
gratcd for a tro!ley-car. whicn soon passed. went
over his body.
large number Of people who watched the dog's
actions declared that the saCacous canine. weary OF
the world cOmmIttcd su.cldc.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
THE ACADEMY ENTERTATNMENT.

The Christmas entertainment for poor children at
the Academy OF Music this morning will be under
the direction Of Frederick Albert Hoschke. The en-
tertainers will be Master Vincent Faneh' harpist
carl Springer violinis. Miss Evans. soprano: Marie
Niilarj and Arthur r. Seaton, OF the Eva Daven-
port operate Comedy Company, and ONell and
S,r,herland OF the Boy Wanted company. Mrs
S;,jg makes an appeal 10 the public for mttens
comfor;ers warm cothing Articles can be sent
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
TO HAVE A MONSTER PLANT.
THE ARBUCKLE COMPANY, 1T Is SAID. INTENDS
TO COVER EVERY INCH OF GROUND
ITS DISPOSAL.

Brooklyn business man. familiar with tho plans
of the Arbuckle Brothers. said yesterday that tho
Arbucka Company has called its engineers and
architects together and ordered them to modify
their plans for the construction Of their proposed
new sugar refinery that the building will cover
every inch Of the real at the disposal Of the
company including the site Of of its present
large coffee plants 1t is said that the Arbuckle
Brothers intend refinery three times as
large as Mt first contemplated II is said that tho
Sugar Trust Is ready 10 spend the sum OF slOcH""
i'm cutting the price Of package coffee In order 10
bring the Arbuckle Brothers to terms and make
Them buy their sugar Of the Trust.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
ST. BARTHOLOMEWS ANNIVERSARy.

A festival service in commemoration Of the
tenth anniversary OF st. Bartholomews Church, at
Paciiic-st and Bedford-ave. will be held next
Sunday The Rev. T. B. Oliver is the rectog. and
George T. Ashby the lay reader. In the afternoon
at 8 o'clock, there will be a special service in tho
church in connection with the Sunda y-school, TO
which the members Of the congregation and their
friends are invited. The festival service will be
held In the mornins and avanins
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR IDIOTS.

The inmates OF the ;dotic pavilion at the FTatbush
Asvlun enjoyed Christmas entertainment yester-
day for the first time in the history Of the pavilion
A number OF charitable women, headed by Mrs
Thomas H. Bennis OF No. As Garfield Place. brought
10 the asylum a great number OF Christmas presents
Including dolls trumpets. drums, steam engines
huildine blocks and rubber balls. These were for
the children OF the Almshouse and the adults at the
idiotic pavilion The strange spectacle was seen OF
crown men blowing trumpets and huggtng dolls Wit
81 NE dc Iight OF little children
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
SHOE H4NTTiCTT REFS GIFT

Newton Dec. 2i.-H. W. Merriam. owner OF the
H. W. Merriam shoe factory. surprised his 80
employees this afternoon by distributing $1,000
among them. Miles Atwood. an old omploye Of the
factory while financially depressed several months
ago. morteaged his house 10 Mr. Merriam. TO
day the mortgage was returned to him. althouch Il
there were still several hundred dollars due on IT,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
RECORDED MORTfAGES.

Rariia,i Iona 20 se,erino pati and wife. No s17
raeh-sch s. solomon. 10 Harry Fi.ch' No 80 Mon
Rra,, a. rTo5e,oS L'',s' q; to John Braun FL
iiou ave. Lots 81 Is and 81 T. map 10 o' "a
p onm. Abrahan' ana wife to Wil'm Roth'-
chiI SON s.. 39 f. Of columbus ave- ~ ON,
Bn,ler Jacob r. and wife to william r and
'harles KNAPP corneT I'oueyard and
and n corner lea st and Boulevard. yea-. 22.aoo
Same same. i6lsi 81. loo # " " roue-
Same to he Muu. Life Insurance 60. New
York is2d st. loo T. Of bou'ga1d var ,co year 2oo
also. ic2d at. 300 Il u Boulevard and
Bumeniha Eabet'e 10 Dora Knieder. 10Th
81" {, 20 cIa',anIt Rs,i aye ta,a IN rms "a 90
New YORK oii, ave- 800 # n Of i2th- st.
chaerron Lillian and Walter :. the prod
uce Exchange Bui!ing ana Loan Associaton
sar u, tlrscr Alien zane property; yca ig"
previous Lucille and Emanuel. 10 Edmund lien
bricks No liG East ll9h-t. vears.......... I.5oo
p1" Saf a"s i 2i q + sohs 521 p1sr y5sr 1000
Fine. e al to Frances Foote. No ioi Eas,
Geraty. Annie M to Abraham Van san,yoord
referee. lot 80 map in partition. etc. sec deeds.
Goldman. Esther and Harris H. 70 samuel
Tuska No 3os3 3d-ave. .............. 1000
Grmlcy Felix and wiie t. to william Flanasan
".d seo a,4's' r. Of coursndt-a9e ''"' 1000
Hrmen Emy 70 3rSs" S !, Asy%% ngsp SGGey % yas 9f
I,emarest. I<Nlnginn-aNe
HoGmann ny. von Wonens,cn.. carolsna to the eisr
ma Bank " NeW-Nork Wash
ineton-ave Of 16ith-st. ! 80 900
Jordan. Aexande- 4. and wife 70 George
and GSth-st years ........................ 5000
Kehoe John and wife bernard Cohen and
WoT Endel Ms q and .? West ll2th-st. two
mortgages = years fo'VoO
Same to Harry McNaliy. same property, two
mortgages . months .......-........-.... I.S@
INnch Eliza u. 20 the Lawyers Mortgage lnsur
ancc Company. : sith 81. lI3 IT . of - ave. -
I years "'""
Ipckard. George \. and wife the Franklin
Savings Bank. city ~ Nea York. Selgwick-
ave. n from line ~ the Eenwick prop
ery year 1900
Mead Fia X. To Nichn,as ~ Bremen. td,nm
bus-ave lots 2l2 and el3. map portion Hunt 49,
estate Van Nest Station. ycar5.. 1000
NcCuirk John. { Jane I Ncgurk. ll3;h 81.
and I25 n II Ith-aye year. mortgages 5000
Mclaughlin. Thomas !. to K"sale King.
l2ih n. 800 Il = of Iih ave IL years........ 1900
Norton John. to the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. New York. n corner 81 lOSth -st and ID
Neus. Henry. wife % Gustav Iange. lO2d-
st. 80 Il q Park-sye y year. mortgage. 5000
is,h st !, year 1000
Pence. Harvey l.. and Mary !. 70 Julia Plsut. No
33s West sIih ~. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Rafer. Edward. and wife to Richard Emmet,
executor etc. corner of lo2 IT ard 81 ave.
Reiss Frederick A. and wife Hermann Won
Gehren. 81 Nicholas ave- 262i n n OF 10th
sehermerhorn Mary A. TO the Metropolitan Saw
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
WATER IN GOOD CONDITION.
CONTINUED. CLEANING OF PONDS HAv-
ING ITS EFFECT.
-,,v rocxvr,tr CENTRE LABORATORY IN OPERA
Observation-Disclosures EXAMlNA-
TIoNS BEING MADE.

In the opinion OF Dr. f. H. Wilson ana .,..o,, w. t.
vo,cren,,g hacterlologist and chemist respectively
OF the Department of Health the city water mas mas
now returned to the condition 1t had prior 10 'u'
and August. when there was so nuch 49,
:, - 80 ard had taste DR. Wilson Is OF the
on,nion that the continued cleaning or the pohos
and the contemplated diversion of Horse BROOK ana
the sewage of Hampstead village should orihe ,he
water supplied up to still higher state OF purity
comparison Of two analyses OF wafer taken
from the laboratory tap In the Department Vi
Health Building one during the trouble ana one
nov shows Improvement. The results in the foi-
lowing table are expressed in parts by weight IN
one hundred thousand:
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
ESCAPED FROM TWO HTGHWAYUEV

Camden. Dec "a 'Special).-It payday yes
tcrday at the Camden Iron Works and OF the
employees. *. II. Trlmble. OF No. .O20 Cooper ST .
started TO walk a lonely lot TO his home
Two negroes waylaid him. and struck him
twice the head with IA sandbag. Trimbe man.
aged TO 6aht them off and escape.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trib
4 received their Uptown Ohic- No .42 Broad-
"a door north OF 3lst St. until O'Clock D. m ad-
vertisements received at the following branch a,
regular office rates until o'clock p. m, viE cS3 sth-
ave, cor .3dst l52 6,h-ave. cor ich-st. Macy's
6th-a and l+th-s l42 Columbus ave near West 18th
loo West i2d ST. 9th ave. o. East l&h-st 25J
West 42i-st between ith and sth aves $50 East 9th
l.33S 3d-ave between 10Th nth SITS iOcG al
ave. near olst-st i,os st-aye. seth- $50 Sd
4lstst.. 5o@ 3d-ave 2lO uleecker st: 32S
Bl ecker zoos 30 ave- 2i0 East 10TH ST.: iV2i 81
ave :G02 81 ave: b Amsterdam i02 West 4ed
lis East i6th-st. 203 East 4Sth 9th ave 6si
elh-sye; lo2 ad,aye near dths 70, East s6th-
l.J2O broadway l,53 3dave.: 10 sh-avr 3ls "a ave
7 5lh-ave. AT the Harlem Offices: ao5i 3d-ave near
ll3th-st. i56 Fast i.3ths 3d-ave 2a3 West
i25th st. bet. Ih and sh 80 i4sth st Al
ne brooklyn 0nices: So7 Fulton !c6 Fulton-s: a5
l.l52 Myrtle-avs.. near Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
THEY WILL WORK FOR CHoAIh'

rxv.vor scHIEREN ANNOUNCES THE NAMES
OF THOSE WHO WILL AID HIM
,.. cbarles A Scheren announced yester-
L" - of the men who will work with MN
,n he Brooklyn mOvemen, in the interests OF 'osep,
" Cboa,e's candidacy for the sena'orshp, Ihys & are
Hiram r. Steele president Of the Brooklyn 'o"ns
Renubljcan Club: James Mckeen' presiuen' ~ Nv
Hamilton Club; ex-Park Commissionet .""-' s 4r,o
sI rr,.bincham The committee will ho!d us
e., ree,ng on Saturday in the room IN & lne ~
neld building formerly occupied D! INC
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

ings Bank. . 1I6th-s'. $40 n W Of Avenue A. mo-
Seaman Robert wife 10 Treadwell Cleveland. - oo
No IL West 3Ih-st year. ................. -''""
Schnuck, Herman. and Michael Mon'ag and wives
to George x Fearing et AL trustees. etc. OF
Amey Sheldon. 1ilst-st 4ObO II e OF =. ooo
Alexander 3 years. ......,....:... if.VW
Same o same n 1ilst-st. 43iG II OF Alex . o,o
ander ave. 3 years .......... If""
Timmins. Edward VI. Abraham Van SAINT
wood. referee. lots 20 and 81. on Sales map o...
transfers, years <>-o
Tesoro. Joseph. Anthony Royce. JeTer- -
son-aye 100 II OF Samuel-st. years. l,o~o
Underhiil. Anna VI. TO Henry 9 Taylor. = 1900
2Oth-st lI5 Il OF ith-ave. years. "o"p
Same o Sophia l. Caldwell. 20th-st. 1I3 n ~
Of 4th ave. months. ............... <'"'
Uncer Hermann g. and wife Herman
Schmuck and Michael Mcntag Hist ST.
4CG6 and 1916 II Q Of Alexander ave years ooo
mortgages .... ;...'.';..,,. -''''
Walter Marie A. Jacob Van Brink. = Tin
ton Place. $40 II Of University Place o-oo
lease. Ia years -''''
Wallace. james @. and wife to The metropolitan
Life Insurance Company, aHth-st. lS'o III o 40
Of 2l-ave. years '''''' az. 80
Same to same East 52d-s 3 years 2"oO
williams Matilda. John J Bell. 15Sth- st
lot o. map Village Of Metro 50. 23i Ward. de- . mn
Zehler Henry and wife Ia Harlem Savings Bank.
.wYork Anrs-ave. AZ = line lot IL. 80.
map OF Bensonia 23d Ward. year...,....... 2'oO
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
DED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

- For La Guayra Puerto Cab-llp. curacao anf hs~
.aioo. Via Curacao from Robert stores. BROOKLYN
SS CARACAS. .......... Wednesday. January q. ]
SS VENEZUELA ......... SATURDAY., January ~ p m
IS PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, January -. -
FOX MARACAIlO. VIA ST THOMAS
ss CURACAO. .......... Monday. December Is
These American steamers hult expressly for the "sS~
nave superior aecnmm datons for passengers
BOVT.TO\. BLISS A nN'IEli,.
G,nsrt MansSrrs iS Fr'nt-se
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
Rr.rr.pTNG PLANS FILED.

Plans for following new buildings and alterations
filed Yesterday:
New buildings. main office: ,,. ,
octh-s, g 100 Il of Central Park Wee' ,o-
a four story brick dwelling 2lxIf. by feodor
Won Faz Of No l0l West i32dst owner: u O.. ono
A Schellenger Of No lbs Broadway architect si'o""
s5th-st. 175 # " of AmsteF1ain-asy,r
three 0vc-story brick fats. 20 and 35ss"Z
Patrick Pendergast Of GIh-st ana 3d-GF'' ., ooo
owner: G. A Schellenge- architect. ..........' ol""
Alterations. main Office: ,,.,. zo,oo, ooo
,oJ'st No .iT West A four-story brick scnooi -"
Ie,-ave n W 51st-st. TO t"ostoTy pf'c" ooo
Alterations by City Of New-York. u
SNYDER architect x ,,,
oG,b-s, |. . corner Lexngonave. TO a four-storY 200
,..ave " corner 5st-st. two-stiry BRICK
school alterations by city OF New-fork [ ID j ooo
Ti,h-st No l57 Fast To a three-story ara ,a
mont brick dwelling by Meyer Goldberg OF no
,57 East I4th-s owner: Max Muller archi'e''' o,o
\ Tesl.r of No q Beachst. bulde ..,...'
,,,h.s; No 40 East hve-story prlcK s,prr.
ami lof,s by John Douney. of No Az. Ws ~,
33is owner: l. & Holden, arcn.ssc' ,n.n anu n 100
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

CHorCE MODERN APARTMENTS Gas rsrg's M
y water team, open Plumbing lirg" lgl' ro0,1s
rorle, ard co,n.r l0:d street Wos, ioith large
r3c;ng and oeya;or go West j0s =. extra ligh large
rnors 2l YVES. fGG;h wide PARK entrance SIS
sS3 20. STEVENS. Ii-st, or ''ilnlnHa ave
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25

SAVANNAH LINE FOR FLORIDA GEORGIA -
~ Tri-weskly from new Pier "a. n. Il. TUESDAYS,
aAys and Saturdays AT 4. NJ. for Savannah aVs. n
Wy OF birmingham Dec ~ kansas ny. ian S
La Grande Duchesse Dec. ~ Ia Gsnde pu'nss'e'
titk OF Augusta. Dec. - ...,,.s -
savannah with rail lines Tor all pnts W ,,,.s arpiy
south and Southwest For tickets and ffeigh. oe
upring- O. ~. sORREl~ ha">s~