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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

At TIE EXCHANGES.

Sales were held at both the auction rooms yester-
dov Several choice parcels offered. and the
successful bidders secured the parcels only AFTER
active competition
At the Iiberty-st exchange. s. De Walltearss sold
70 close The estate of Charles L. Cazet NO 'o SNth-
ave. northeast corner Of Thirty-frst-st' lour-
e.orv brick dwelling lot 20XCo to John Noonan lor
60 o0o. No ~. West Eichtv-sivth-st. f"ur-story
hrov,ns,one dwelling. lot 2OxOO. to V. kalon Tor
$751; 900. .
At the Broadway Real Estate salesroom smyth *
RYAN sold IN partition. No. 100 East Fify-esh'
threc-story brownstone private DWELLING io' -VA w.
toI A. Wagner for So coo; No. 1Ci East
- sir,Har house LOT 1SxSO TO T. Springard for
&c ~. No 100 adjoining similar house ana o' u
emo purchaser for Y3275: No. 1CS. adjoining simlir
house lot lsxiO05 to Albert Nogel for S0VV' 40 w.
adjoining similar house ana loi 10 George NV
for si5G25: 40 lO3 East SXty-ifth-st.. lo"' -'o
hrownstone dwelling lot 2OXSo. to L. A. NdS"'' 10,
5000. No 107 East Sixty-ffth-st., three-s'o'S
brov,ns,one dwelling, lot 2oxs0. to same p"rchas ser
for s15 Ooo: No 109 adjoining. similar house lo' -N
100 20 same purchaser for $llJco; No ILL., ad1o'ns'
e,roilar house ard lot TO same purchaser lor FoVo'
Nos ,l5 and 81 East e-hundred-and-sevente
ST. two three-story brick dwellings, e"c" 'o' ''N
1oO1O. TO J.. a Wagner for $S'2'3
william NJ Ryan sold. in foreclosure Nos. boy ana
&c, 1,irs-aye two four-story brick tenement-honses
lot 4fx75. TO Robert McGill for Sl'5oo 90.
william Kennedy sold, In foreclosure NO 90
,rontb-ave a four-story brick tenement-houso' lot
Oh 1xSo leasehold 10 the plaintiff. the Mount MOTIFS
Co-operative Building and Loan Association LOT
$1,000 ..
William W Fogg sold in partition, the two-story
frame dwellings and stable. plot 1ICXSOX'sXSo on inc
southwest corner of Bronx and Centre SITS, 10 'o-
semi Thall and Samuel Cohen for $2,1-o.
A hearing on the ST. Lukes Hospital DIl, wh'c"
was passed by the Legislature, was TO nave pee"
held at the Mayors office yesterday. NO one now
ever appeared in opposition to the BILL and there-
fore there was TO hearing. There were few OF the
hospital trustees present. This bill now confirms
the title of the trustees TO the land formerly occu-
pied by the hospital in Fifth-ave.. between FIFTY
fourth and Fifiy-hfth SITS. AS this property was
given 10 the hospital for the exclusive use or nos
pta il required act of the Legislature 10 egaiIHe
the transfer the equity from the present size 10
that of the new ST. Lukes Hospital. now nearing
completion in the northwestern part or the city a
portion OF the property has been purchased by syn
dcato with the understanding that the title be mus
confirmed by III. Legislature. . -
Edward J. Pause he's sold the lot. .'N'o, NO ~
Woostor-st.. for II. J.. Wash to Max 5 Korn
Charles T. Barney has sold to John Casey the
southwest corner of Coumbus-ave. and One-hun-
l-and-ffth-st.. lO0xlQ0 for improvement: MI
Barnoy bought the plot in 1856 from August Schmid
for 1900. 80. -. ,,. .,.,, -.
John Casey has sold No. 100 West Sixty-third-st
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

52l-s, IS COS It Of ist-ave l9.9x irregular; E,
cc naygd 7 I, r''v of Ixnstin-ave 2DxiOo5;
Edgar Logan and VIE to II . Hsyemeysr'
~ rar si turi: anne carils ,a:;i:,
Same propsr{; MgTy crts ...... 5OOoo
, (; i ,:; ;i; t. 6:bs s:hvaia a 80
iooli. scion I Ro,hschnd TO Barbara Ro'hs-
,s 9nl'% Nos 30 ana eng Eadi e al to
.iam Honm., ,cri an, ay. 5iy:
'D io1 Il Join fanin ami Vie to John Mcrar
,d lsId i,,s r. " Il shave 25xiooi; Thp
fracnder ana wife to Herman IL i;.n'e =; 80, Il;
s sor lgGs ana 4, v &c, to wiam Il oa ic
$500 iIxliOG. Charl,s Bauyet and wife to
i2 n ,..5 sGt9 aaHs Of o haa.ca 4o'OHi0o
il5,h st. s.. 100 IT, Of stiayci lg'Siooli; ,oo
7iet'st : id5 II " If central Park West. Tx
i32S Go'h o r. e or s 10 io6Siooii Morris
Stcinhardt and VIII to George HesseIs and an 80,
lG '@y n s. iooe It Of As,,riamaye. a7aGx
icaa-st. i5ixioIixioel; william Knapp ct ,co ~.
al to Jacob 5net' %; r,r.o,r..c 7xioo
Edward iIlrsh and wife 10 John II LaVe'e and
, hngihgr W s. 425 IT Of Isii-s 5oxIoG; Elmer
T. M.lich n executor. to a j. Hardy "a.
iss n lot o co., maP 70 c%aries r $50
lst,st = lots CO. and COB map same same TO -oc
M npiih' T s * # Of slyerst e5sioo Minnie
%
III man part hunt estate Ephraim u l'NN
TO Michael MclncrneN "''
sou,b-st g " corner iefferson-st "'.2NOl ky
O. 3; Edward II Hawke. Jr referee 10 " " ,oo
Kruger ........ .'---' .:,,,r,,,i
Uanry-st No 326. Hannah kurtz to S'snuhl ., ooo
-,h.ave n g corner 2lth-si. 4O3x irregular John
= Nlenko and wife t. Adelia N Iankenan.
o3d sf 10 eJG West. Isidor Ionstaot 10 In
coin Realty Company
oa1-st Nn 237 West: Rafael II Gown 70 Minna 49,.
q Io,ensteln AMI another -. -; ""
raxIno- ave No il9. George + Fancuast ana
wife 10 Theresa VI Iowcrf ..::....'.. -;
43i-st 80 la9 West. II nry Keae to Edward
IIcrZog. ~ al.
-7th-st 10 3i1 West. Florence c FLYNN TO
lanes Y : Wo-ll'Y
G7,h-st NJ l2s West. Eugene Eisert TO Emily ,
Riverside Drive. s. 49, q # I.ih-st 2ohS
% ;x25x945 ): also. n 75h-st 80 4 OK
Wet End-ave 4x77.2. james W9oley and
,vtfa - Florence 9 Flynn. .............
s,tb.st No 1870 West. George II cout's a. exec 1900
cutnr t. Robert " Holmes ......... .-.....- 3-o'"
oni.s, g o9i n g Il Columbus ave 22Nl""N;
M,rv o Mem and another 20 William j. Sill-
VII .............. ......,...-.... 80. -.
s7th-st n r. 900 II @ u 7;havc. 2oxl"3. Albert
Iieiaelbach and another. executors. to Ih"y 10 GRO
same property: Albert Hcilehaoch et al to SAM ~
lO7th-st 100 II II Am-ierdain-a'c. "'S
iOo11 Joseph Mcfarland and wife to John
11,h-avc n corner l73d- az. 2Doxioo: John X
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Mixer Norman L. and wife TO Norman ~ N ni'
-'',,arraan Mary e an IA and Edmund Red q oos
gate slst-st. lois II Q Of 3d-aVe; year ~
Quinn John e. and wife to James 1 Barry' No 4 M
$40 FOrest-ave, years ',ro
Redmond Michael, to Caroline, "itaii, 20.
and Caroline BrOscher. e = Bathsa'e-a'e' - - 6ON
n ~ iI6th-st. year. -.
Richardson Emma r. Bertha Uehlinger, gum
dian etc. 19l-st 1tO II OF west r''- 70 nN
, -.
stelnhardt annie and BenJam'n' 10 A'"y 40 DOC
Same to Louis Brush. Pauline Myers anu la
King ilo'h-s'' iV ~ .'"........... 2JcOc
stern Je9seph to Me- Meysr ie'."F'.s' $50;
ScarenIcsen Martin. ct al 70 Johh ei'"So"' ,N
W Lexington-ave No 35s. year :. .:...,,, -
scheyef Philip. and wife TO Dry DOCK .,us."
Institution Avenue \, corner o''h-s' mn
Same to same Ay9nue a. 900 !. 1850
echwarz Bertha Frieda Hart. @ ) lst-"'e' , N,
5O7 II Of l2Ith-st. year,. 'O'
Siradc Frederick. and WHO To tetei b'ln s'' Oo1
wife f3th-st 93 II Of Avenue H. /" years. -'V'
s,ifi,,e William +. to the city Trust SAFE De-
ro.it ana surety Company Of Philadelphia no
&. West 92d-st secures surety 10 Undertaking
appeal -. ... 90 Nor
IIcrsels George, and Thomas w CowInan' 20 MOT
MS Stc!rhari, il5h-s 100 II Oh o'h-ae' Z, oo,
/ months. - -
WoshliIrn Elizabeth r. To United Siatei lrus.
company Of New-IOrk, II l2oth-st, -l' IL :, IN
OF Parl.-ave. . years. '
uo.'i.v lanes V :, and wife to Almlra rom,
eroy n $ 17th-s l3S II W or west hhD-aNe' . On an
years Observation-Disclosures. -
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RUILDING PLANS FILED.

IT., c.uoving nlaus for new buildings AMI alterations
49,. bean ned with the Building Department;
New buildings ,o., -. , .,xo
Washlnaton-st. W s. COZ # 9 OF l2thcst. t I've,
gart Of Bloomaeld =. J.. owner. cost. So"''
Unii-ivc W $ l57 II 5 Of Gun iiili Road a two.
gtorv frame dwelling by Emile Scneubhe'' oi ooo
M. 2.OD. 81 ave. owner, cost. oc.
onc-story frame stairway. ~ Laura JshtHsS 90
No. &c iark-ave Owner. cost ., =, .,
Unlon-aye : - IT OF l'lsi-st; Ihi'n-a -; ~
: - II u lJlst-st; tnOn-aFe w 3 ~ -
n Of lJist-s % three-storJ iihIne
Inonts by benjamin RObitzek. OF NO "o Fast ., ooo
l,,,th-st owner 5000 each. i"'"''
27th-st. No 537 and $50 West uIer r n'I -
ono. building ny the Whitehead Brass co. OF . ooo
\, III West l5ih-st. owners cost ..'...''''' ""00
Alterations; , >, y.,o.
N,s,au ana s og}ce building ..".. 100000
shave No SOG. by william q and william 4
Davies u No % East 18th st. to a four-story 900
brick store .,
Parb Place No %. by David Banls Of No 10 West ZOO
Ist-ave, No 1873 by Sophia Miller. of No ~ PARK 40
Row, % a iiye-story brick tenement ~"
1i4ih-st and Ralroad-ave. n " corner, by I'd , on,
wards ~ co. % three-story brick iactry' i'-''
M,clougal-s, s. 10 r. : OF Bleecxer-st. By the
y Low estate. No 2Cs Beecker-st, To- three o.o
story and hacelent brick dwelling ana store: -'o
3l-ave No 2G3 by James Rothschiid OF No 91o
East i3lth-st. fours,ory brick tenement o.oo
1ath-st' 10 II West ana No ~ West l4th-st. by
Timothy Kelley 81 No 2iG Waverley Place. 10 oooo
two-story brick store and ott -"''
M,tt-st Nos 81 and 81 By the Mayor. etc. or the
city OF New York - "a tnreestOiy DrlcK puhNc -oo
school
Sheriff and stanton SIS corner. by SANE % ooo
four-story b-ick school. lVW
sob,oI " Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Ogicn estate IIighbridge. by the estate to two 90
Grd-one hafstory frame dwelling and s'atle'.. -"
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yandervoort to Charles McCleary.
1-ad n n 3 100 II . Of 11th-ave. 2DOxloo 10
iIIth-st; same to Robert Lee.....
Gerard-ave corner l4Gh-st llv. llN>V- ~
HARLEM River xll7x6s. 10. including water
rights etc: Charles T. Bigelow and wife 70 Il
Gates ct al 49,; ,,a;,L .. .,hx75Il.
John " Wool al 20 Mary Mccorinack
Forest-avc No SO. James I Barry ana wire 10
John r. Quinn and wife. .......: :: -.
Fox-st q s. 2133 n 81 lG5th-st. 1oNlp; Henry
ID Tiffany and wife TO . Johannesen
same Property. Frederick Johannesen 70 Anna
II JOhaNntdcl
Madison ave, W p % / II OF Talmadge st. Tx
NJ. 2x22 1N11.4. Ellen Chambers 10 Anna
Nlsstn
Lots 57i and So map Section A. Nysc estate
23l Ward Land Improvement 90 10 Henry
Neithardt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Eathgate-ave. @ :. - II Of l76th-s,, I2x'1,
.Caroline Brosoher 81 al - Michael Reimon L..
2i,N-si. :. 1879 II OF - ave- 2i3H's",
George Landou. referee 20 'onts cole. ..--.....
Ilth-ave, " =. 75i Il Of 52l-st. 25xlc0; Will
iari O'G ITnan and wife to Eosna liaged M.
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A CHANGE AT THE BRUNSWICK.
GEORGE w. SWEET RESIGNS TIE PLACE OF
MANAGER.

MANAGER.
change has taken place in the executive man
aaen,ent of the Hotel Brunswick George W. SWEET
WIZ for the last two years has been manager OF
tho house, yesterday rendered his resignation 10
take effect on March l. This move was not ehlreS
unexpected. owing 10 changes that have been 'lh-
ing place since the hotel went into the hands OF q
receiyer and the reorganization has been gong
on Mr. SWEET has been manager OF the hotel
for such time that he has built up strong irie'-
ship IN the metropolitan hotel world. lie came 70
the Brunswick from the Windsor Hotel in Montreal
Canada He has yet nothing permanent ~ WV. w.
INT il is known that he has been negotiating lor
some time for another hotel =, -
Josiah Raker receiver for the Brunswick. in eN-
ra,njng MIR Swett's move said: Mr. SWEET mas
rendered his resignation. ! do not know what ne
intends TO do, but understand that he IS negou-
ating outside for other business connections An
other manager will not he appointed TO succeed him.
The hotel under the new system, Is doing eXcep-
t,onaliv well and there Is no danger OF is closing
its doors az has been limited. The working force.
with the exception of Mr. SWEET VIII remain as IL
now is" go r. , r 49,.
work formerly done by Mr.. SWEET, ana will take
active supervision Of the house.
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TO EXTEND THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW.

CONFERENCE OF THE COMMISSIONERS WITH Aih"
srpoNG-TBE MAYOR TELLS WHY HIS BOND
CLERK SHOULD NOT BE SUBJECT TO
THE REGULATIONS.
Civil Service Commissioners +. L. Godkin' Z. ran
6oInb Robinson and j. Van Vechten Olcott called on
Navor Strong Yesterday and held long conference
with him on the subject OF extending the CiNH scr
vice regulations to places in the finance LAW
Street Cleaning and Public Works departments
which have hitherto been solely at the clsposai Oh
the heads of these departments. The CiVh Service
Commissioners also proposed to make the Mayor 3
bond and warrant clerk and the clerks librarian
and sergeant-at-arms of the Board OF Alderhlr"
subject 10 examination and appointment under the
Civil Service statutes.
In the discussion which followed the preseh'a'lo"
of these propositions the Mayor had litte dlcultY
In convincing Messrs Godkin Robinson ana OIcott
that his bond and warrant clerk held confidential
relations to the Chief Executive of the city ana
acted In n fduciary capacity. Mr.. Strong thought
that the MAYOR ought to DC hampered in making
this appointments He also pointed out that the
clerks and other subordinates Of the Board Of Al
dermen could not be brought within the civil
Service rules without change in the law which
makes their appointment dependent upon 'he yearly
action Of the Board. -, -,, 7 az.
AS TO the changes proposed in the FINANCE Law
Street Cleaning and Public Works departments the
Mayor declined 10 take any action until ne hau con-
ferred with Controller Fitch. Corporation 1oulIseI
scott. Commissioner Waring and Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bull Jacob , p 70 Wa% an az ,G GserISs
s,aimrnts $4,000
Bentc. Herman a. to Ruin i Iruco-I}roan. guar
q' 81 st% " %f cn st Park Wc years "a 600
Black. George y. ana wife To- " J. CorhelA
IiA.sht. Longwooi-avc 2J It q Of Bauy-st ,ooo
pfo ss' Eaia O. to William il Mills ana
S aver s "m,s rent nj TO bone dae for 80 2c9
Trist Co. No Eas, lists. ; yenrs......... 1900
Farley Cornelius !. to Geo,se Ross, Ber- ,oo
Harms Anna. to Otto Dctz coiumbus-ave 200
nliiook. Daniel l. and vie to charles II Mcal
No l5i East l2Gth-st. : years ............... 1000
i,h-a'c. 81 Il OF 52d"t' > Yeas ...... $500
Johann, sea- Freierick 0. to Henry u TIFFANY, 49,.
,4th-st. i7S Of Amsterdam ave months 5.525
Klcl~y. Tmothy and wife to Emile + walace
S a a. G't7 al N9 a. "aa Ss 'Sesse 1900
Koch. FRANK and WIZ to Drew rheolosloai Som
sane t. 81 2? n3 . 95sciy year, aSS
. nortgalcs .......', 1886
Krupp. fe..x ana VITO To- trustees Of sidney
Mason. deceased Morninsside-nve East. 81
Iavclle, john and Lewis Y. Edward and Henry
hlrsh. lasth-st. 100 # e Of Lncon-ave 90 200
h% %Gas ases %ps = S Mo5a i ga 's ST. sS
r4nkcnan Adela NJ to John F AIenkc. N corner ,oo
7h,a,e ana 2'ts*t No, n9ntn4 etc SOW
% ..T 1Isy1n i a yenrs $1,000
Sa'ng % sm "'',m Years 1900
M -y;yo r,s - 10 ann '"'''' 1iooo
Moutromerv James T.. 10 the Union Trust Co
c,ih I'm "'2 II ~ " ~ ""S''''"'' . 1900
Same To same No 224 West G4h-st wears .-..: lZVo'
S'ne - Jnri'. ~ >' ye, = ...'.... 1000
N.lfharli. Henry ana wife - August tde'. lnts
a'l ana ~ map OF 9'.'''' ~ ,,'........ 300
sam !, r, ,,"' instam.nia ......... 1900
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HELP WANTED.


A Competent PROTESTANT LADY >
MAlD.-Bcst reference required. must ne
a good seamsircss. dressmaKer ana packer
willing to live in the country. Address NJ.
NJ. Box Il. 1.242 Broadway
A LADY understanding cutting ana A.
ting shirt waists can secure charge %
fr-t-class department. Adnr'*s l.Al,lf.S
SHIRT WAIST. Tribune once. 391 Fulton
ST.. Brooklyn.
TWO GERMAN NURSES. one French
nurse and German gpverness. ALl1N.
LANGTON. 100 East i2l-s'.
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DRESS1IAKING.

DREssMAKEH and SEAMSTRESS.-By
lady in private families: 81 day; %
weekly; car fare: references. DRESS
MAKER 2l5 East f25th-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

>c~r><.~o.NN~oNNNr.oO>NN NoNNNO~NNNNNNN|N
LARGE ALCOVE FRONT ROOM hot and
cold running water. heat. gas and bath.
with owner; private family; 81 a week;
CAN. Box 10. 1922 broadway.
l5TH-sT.. III EAST Rooms fer gentle
men. 81 20 upward; rooms for house
keeping.
"a IRVINE PLACE. Elegantly furnished
corner roous; heated: everything new; all
improvements.
22D-ST. 40 WEST Elegant parlor. suit
able for Doctors office. moderate; fur
nished rooms for gentlemen. ali convent
enccs.
104 WEST 4sTH-sT Handsomely FUR
nshed. I'd floor alcove room; On suite or
singly; also large room.
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fve-sory fathouse. 25xlco5. for SEQ He bought
1t in 1890 for s3l, 900 ,,. y VOL,
lack No 2l5 East One-hundred- and-secohu-st''
fve-story tenement-house, 25xlVOH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

DREssMAKER. by the day. In private
families making over a speciality; 81 %
Per day. Miss II. FOX, 2sG 9th-ave.. bet.
beth and 27th SITS.
EXPERIENCED dressmaker wants work
by day: cuts by system; " per day. Nj
STANDBY, 1GG West s3d-st.
NINE. COLLIN 1b West 62l-st.--First-
class Partisan dressmaker. wishes more
customers; reason able prices; or go out by
the day; best references.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


| a CHURCH ABOR BvREAT.-The En-
| pigment Bureau OF 81. Bartholomew
| Church is at 20 East i2d St. domestic
| servants: persons 10 NIL mercantile and
| professional positions.
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COOK USEFUL MANLY colored couple:
woman cook: good baker. all kinds de-
sorts. man understands cows. horses good
waiter. city or country. 223 East 33th-st.
~ noJr.
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

~@NN<O0N-NN01NN-0O0|NN TN|N"@N7N7VN9~N7N7N10
AN EXCELLENT TABLE. near Madison
square. permanent or transient; meals
served out II desired IlG East 2Jth-st.
REFINED Christian woman. country VII
lagc. wants couple Of children 20 board ,
best care, terms moderate, references ex-
changed. Mrs b.. GS West 11st-s'.
"a WEST JlST-ST Handsomely fur
nished large square room on 81 noor.
front. with board; references exchanged.
n WEST 9th ST. Two large connect
INK rooms, with cabinet finished dress-
ing-rooms: 81 floor: furnished or unfur-
nished. also. other rooms; excellent board;
references required.
100 WEST 4GTII ST. --Large. handsomely
furnished rooms: with or without board.
22l EAST l7TH-ST.. Siuyvesant Square
Second floor with private table. II de-
sired. or rooms sinXly. IN a private family
with home comforts: references.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

vcoo~~~o-o.o.~NNOON~NN 0-NNOON~N~NVN~NNcNN~\N
WANTED. -Waconetto: one horse. glass;
weight. condition lowest price: reason
able. WAGONETTE. Tribune Office.
VETERINARY SURGEON.-Lame hoTSes'
Mastering and unnerNing; treatment az
owners stables; cure guaranteed; reief~
ences go Broadway BROOKLYN.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

->.o<|~1OoS~oo-oN-NNNN NN"ONNNNS'NNOo
Nl'TLEY, y. J.-Houses for sale and 70
let: rents $500 q $500; apartments and
stores. MACY & DONALDSON, OPP Nut
1ey station
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REFINED. CULTURED LADY about 30
wishes position as mothers helper "
housskeeper. excellent references: years
experience: no objection 10 country, rea-
sonable salary. &. NJ. Pox ~. Tribune
once, l.2is Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LEWIS GERMAN FOOT POWDER
Is positive cure for sweating. swollen.
tender cslloused and tired feet. Prepared
only by THEO. J. LEVI. Chemist. Albany.
~ Y. Sent by mall on receipt Of price.
CSC. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

WHERE 70 buy hair goods Is the ques-
ton. The finest goods at the lowest
prices can be had at J. HYMANs. 800
q Sewark-ave.. Jersey City. N. J.
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NEAT. respectable light colored giri would
Ike work by the day or week. willing
and obilging. Address l.. V. i5s West
30th-st.. top floor
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WASHING. Young German woman. taXs
washing and ironing home or go OUT a
the house for washing and ironing. Adj
dress Mrs. FIRST. sOt 3d-ave.. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

WASHING. Wanted 10 take home wash
ing and ironing: tirst-class laundrese: 70
spectacle woman. Call all week 2'2 How
ard ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

LADY NADIA lady wishes 70 I'M q
situation for an excellent Protestant maid
who has lived with her for seven years:
TO travel, good packer. seamstress dress.
maker and hairdresser. Call at $40 Mad..
son-ave.. between 10 and l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

YOUNG coloyed man. nt for any position
OF porter or valet. or Doctors man; city
or country. ]. PETERSON. as West 9th
st. care Robertson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

VAI.ET.-Young Englishman. good appear
ance. sober. reliable and fairly educated,
wishes TO be employed By gentleman as
valet. or IN any useful capa lily; has
travelled In all climates, exceptional ref
er.nce r. f. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

WAITRESS. Fully competent In AL
bran rhes: can MI mans place; best cit3
references. Address NJ. care NC, w
East 4Jth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

SHING.-Laundress will take washing
home: outdoor drying. also 80 out by ths
day East 2,th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

> S00;<nSssT- rTcfeHf%3N PROPERTY. " iln9ToTeS
and unirrproved. wanted. Send particu-
lars TO WM. S. ANDERSON. - East
42d-St
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basement and cellar. Pl4ASS. 234 Broad
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-05
REMEMBERED BY GEN. MILES.

Sergeant T. H. Newbold, Who Acted as His Orderly at Camp Graham, Re ceives Letter and Photo from the Distinguished Commander.
 MT. T. B. Newbold of this city, who acted as orderly for General Miles while the general was visiting at Camp Graham at Mantle last summer, has had a pleasant remembrance of Camr Graham sent him, accompanied by the following letter:
 Headquarters of the Army,
 Washington, Dec. 2, 1896. Thomas H. Newbold, Esq, Sergeant Company D, Second Infantry, c. N N, New Haven, Conn;
 My dear sir: Your letter of Septem- Der II reached my office just after had left on a protracted tour of inspec- tion and observation to the Pacific coast, and a large portion of our na- tfonal territory.
 have mailed you a photograph of myself as promised
 Very truly yours,
 NELSON A. MILES, Major General Commanding the Army Sergeant Newbold has had both the letter and photo handsomely framed and probably values it more than any other of his mementoes of military ser vice in the regular army and national guard of New York and Connecticut.